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The «Mas» Origins The origins of Mas de la Sabatera can be retraced back to the 15th century when the inhabitants of Prenafeta relocated to the foot of the mountains of Tossal Gros. Formally known as Mas d’en Sabater, day laborers, shepherds and farmers have lived and worked for here for centuries. All these residents […]https://masdelasabatera.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/historia-mas-sabatera-09.jpg398346