According to tradition and written legend, the Cruz de la Victoria (Victory Cross) was forged there. Under the protection of the castle, there was a monastery that gave shelter to the orders of Santiago, San Francisco and La Merced. The inhabitants still use the bulrush and some architectonic elements in the houses built in the lands where the old monastery was.
According to local custom and written history, the Cruz de la Victoria was forged in this location. Under the protection of the castle, a monastery provided refuge to the orders of Santiago, San Francisco, and La Merced. The inhabitants continue to use elements such as bulrushes and architectural features in their homes built on the site where the former monastery once stood.