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Here is the website of Viver <3

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♡ It´s commonly said that romans founded the town and they gave it the name Vivarium because there was a fish farm.

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♡Viver has never been a big town but if you compare its population with other neighboring towns you will notice that its bigger than most of them.In fact it's the third biggest town in the area just behind Segorbe and Altura and with a similar population with Jérica. The population of Viver is around 1600 inhabitants. Surprisingly it was in the 50s when the population of Viver reached it highest point with 3000 habitants.

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♡As I said before Viver has many towns around it. Jérica is the nearest one and if you visit this town you ought to do it when they organize its main festival called La Bacalá. Meanwhile you will enjoy its old streets and its famous mozarabic tower.
Another interesting town to visit is Caudiel with its famous cherry fair, and if you don't mind doing some more kilometers you can visit the historical town of Segorbe.

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♡Traditionally the main industry in Viver was the agriculture. However it was since the 60s that tourism started to grow dramatically. The people from Valencia came to Viver to relax and enjoy this beautiful town and its enviroment. Nowadays a lot of people still comes to Viver to spend their holidays.

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♡Viver is also known as Viver De Las Aguas, due to the number of springs and fountains that abound throughout the town. There is also a song that talks about all the springs of Viver.

Si es que quieren veranear y los manantiales ver,
no se olviden visitar a la villa de Viver.

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♡According to most of the documentalists the current form of the Jota comes from a popular dance dated for the first time in the 18th century in the theater music of Zaragoza.
Viver is located near the border between Valencia and Aragon so we have some Aragonese culture like the Jota.

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♡Viver owns the music band (Unión Musical Santa Cecilia de Viver) with about 70 musicians of all ages. Before young musicians can join the music band, they have to get prepared in the music school and in the Young Band.

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♡In the countryside is not always easy to deal with neighbors. People who live in rural areas know each other really well and as a result Gossip and criticism are commonplace like anywhere. While in the city people are anonymus and go unnoticed in the crowd, the opposite that happens in the countryside: different people attract much more attention. If they agree with your ideas you will not have any problem, but if they are against your behaviour you can create greate enemies.  Because of that, life in the countryside is not as easy as it could seem.

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♡Viver houses an important number of small cavities, some of them grouped into outstanding sets. There are the caves of the Sargal(the photo is from there), the caves from Peñas Rubias, the caves from Peñas Royas and the caves from the Barranco Zalón.
My favorite ones are, without any doubt,  the caves from the Sargal.

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♡Max Aub lived in Segorbe, nevertheless he spent many summers in the town.
♡''El Hombre de Negro'' or Pablo Ibañez (the guy from the famous TV show  ''Hormiguero'') spend his summers in Viver

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Thanks for reading <3