We continue to our search for filming locations for the
1970 film “Adios, Sabata”. After the killing of the informer Moreno the scene
shifts to Senor Ocano arriving back in a town controlled by the
revolutionaries. There he is greeted by Escudo who uses a metal triangle to
summon the villagers together. Ocano calls the names of three of his men, who
step forward among them is Luis Miguel Cotero. Ocano asks Escudo if he approves
of the men for a mission. Escudo is given a look by the deaf Septiembre who
points out Cotero with his eyes and by clinking two steel balls together. When
Escudo examines him closer he finds a bag of coins given to him to spy on the revolutionaries
by Colonel Skimmel. Septiembre drops one of the steel balls onto his shoe and
whips it into his Cotero’s face. Escudo tells Ocano that Cotero is a spy and
summons Gitano to perform the flamenco of death. When Gitano reaches the climax
Escudo shoots and kills Cotero. Ocano sends Ecudo to help Sabata and his
mission to get Skimmel.
This location is the Mexican village outside of Rome.
For
a more detailed view of this site and other Spaghetti Western locations please
visit my friend Yoshi Yasuda’s location site: http://y-yasuda.net/film-location.htm and Captain
Douglas Film Locations http://www.western-locations-spain.com/
