Carrer Campo Florido

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Carrer Campo Florido

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Adjoining Pg Maragall, this is a street lined with blocks of flats and workshops. The Roselson building, an old radio factory converted into a language school, stands out.

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This street was named after the Cuban city in the province of Havana, which featured in several episodes during the Cuban War of Independence. No longer standing today, the Torre de l’Italià, a colonial-style house, had been built on the corner of Carrer Jordi de Sant Jordi. The building of the Catalan brand Roselson can be found at number 54 on Carrer Campo Florido, which was dedicated to the manufacture of turntables, speakers and radios in the 1960s and 1970s in this factory in the Els Indians neighbourhood. Its most famous product was the Stereoletta model, which merged a turntable, radio and storage into a single cabinet. The factory closed in the 1970s, but the building is still standing today and houses a language school.

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