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La Virgen de la Soterraña Marian devotion is revered in Catholic Basilica San Vicente Ávila of , city that is the patron. ^{1 2} the Virgin name from a term of the old Castilian which means "underground." 3

Soterraña The image is in a crypt beneath the apse ; of the basilica. This crypt was built taking advantage of the slope of the land where the church stood. There is venerated image of Our Lady of the Soterraña, named for the curious underground location of the chapel.

The crypt has a total of three chapels, the left is of minor importance, and exhibits a good painting. In the central image is where the Soterraña, framed by a Baroque altarpiece . And the right contains the rock of the martyrdom of saints Vicente, Sabina Cristeta and, likewise is the place where, according to tradition, miraculously appeared a snake that protected their bodies from a desecration, and where the first church was built, then replaced by the current.

To go down to the crypt, from the staircase ship in the gospel of the church, near the cruise, it was necessary to read a scroll that read:

"If the Soterraña you,

Go, that the Virgin will wait;

that for this step,

vaja who else goes higher.

Put the beat of silence

to what you're thinking.

Vaja flying and go up to heaven

your consolation

that to ascend to heaven

always vajando up. "

Legend its size is attributed to Nicodemus and paint San Lucas, it would have brought Europe's own San Pedro, who would have given the San Segundo , evangelist and first bishop of the city of Avila. Traditionally, the Virgen de la Soterraña has been the main reason (along with Virgin Sonsoles ) of Marian devotion in the city of Avila, of which he is patron. According to tradition Santa Teresa when he left the monastery of the Incarnation willing to carry out its great work of reform, came to the foot of the Virgin to leave here your slippers and barefoot becoming a nun.