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Vallejo, Chuli, José Ballester, and a drawing of the Levante champion of the thirties headline the update of the Virtual Museum.

November update

The Levante UD Virtual Museum adds new content this November, expanding the journey through its history and granota heritage.

The homepage features proposals that connect the club's memory with its protagonists, its objects, and some significant episodes of its trajectory. Among the highlights is a new edition of Portal de Vallejo, which recreates the atmosphere of the historic field through the voices of Salvador Mut, Nicolás Clavel, and Ernesto Lapiedra. The Testimony section delves into the memories of Chuli, while the Anniversaries, Donation, and Memories sections incorporate new stories linked to José Ballester, the Levante FC of the 1930s, and Erik Cabaco.

Don't miss it: Portal de Vallejo once again places the historic granota field at the center of the narrative. Through the voices of Salvador Mut, Nicolás Clavel, and Ernesto Lapiedra, the event held at the Ágora Vallejo of the Federació de Futbol de la Comunitat Valenciana allows visitors to explore the stadium through the memories, experiences, and anecdotes of those who defended the Levante jersey on its pitch.

Testimony: Francisco José Chuliá Asunción, Chuli, shares his memories of his time at Levante UD. Among the stories he recalls is his debut with the team, when he played wearing Corbalán's boots. His testimony takes us back to another era of Levante's history and reveals, through his own words, episodes and characters that are part of his footballing memory.

Donation: Rafael Solaz has donated to Levante UD a pen-and-ink illustration by the artist Tormo that evokes the Levante FC champions of the 1930s. The artwork, linked to the match against Sevilla in the 1934-1935 season, becomes part of the club's historical heritage and revives the graphic memory of a significant period in its history.

Anniversaries: José Ballester Gozalvo, founder of Levante FC, has been posthumously named a Distinguished Son of Valencia. The Virtual Museum honors the figure of one of the essential names in the origins of the club and highlights this recognition by the city for his legacy and contributions.

Memories: Erick Cabaco, the Uruguayan central defender who played three seasons at Levante UD. A look back at the granota career of a footballer who joined the club after starting his professional career at a very young age in his home country.

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