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Mijas is an Andalusian municipality in the province of Málaga (Spain). It is located on the Costa del Sol, 30 km southwest of the provincial capital, and integrated into the region of the Costa del Sol Occidental, the commonwealth of municipalities of the same name and the judicial party of Fuengirola. [4 ]
According to the 2018 INE census, Mijas has 80 630 inhabitants, which makes it the fourth municipality in the province in terms of population. This is concentrated in three main urban centers: Mijas Pueblo, located on the slope of the Mijas mountain range, constitutes the historic center of the municipality; Las Lagunas, located in the area called Mijas Costa, is part of the urban continuum of the city of Fuengirola; and La Cala, a coastal town. The surface of the municipal term is 148 km² and extends from the coastal mountains of the Penibética to the Mediterranean Sea.
Inhabited since antiquity, Mijas was a small town dedicated mainly to agriculture and fishing until the explosion of the tourist boom in the 1950s. Since then, tourism and construction have been the engines of the local economy , shooting at the same time the population and income per capita, although at a high environmental cost. It is currently a multicultural municipality with a high percentage of residents of foreign origin and one of the main centers of residential tourism from Andalusia

The church of the Immaculate Conception of Mijas (province of Malaga, Spain) is located in the upper part of the town, inside what was the original population center. After the fall of Mijas in Castilian hands, the former inhabitants were expelled. The repopulation of the municipality was slow and the consolidation of the new inhabitants did not work until the first quarter of the 16th century.
The new religious building began to be built between 1540 and 1565. It was built at the initiative of Bishop Bernando Manrique, on the ruins of a mosque and a castle. Being in 1631 when it was consecrated on September 1 of that year.
The rectangular church divided into three naves by semicircular arches resting on marble columns. The roof of the central nave has a Mudejar-style wooden frame, the side vaults of half-barrel. The bell tower, with a quadrangular section and Mudejar style, is robust, the result of being the old castle tower. On the south side, two chapels with a square floor and dating to the seventeenth century are opened.
The chapel that opens to the nave of the Gospel consists of an edge vault and decorated in fleshy and bulky plasterwork in which floral motifs such as acanthus leaves and other flowers are appreciated. The next chapel, the one that opens next to the Epistle, is composed of a hemispherical vault with a central medallion and nerves exchanged with bands and fruits. The decoration is completed with the shield of the old feudal lord and the old shield of the town, in addition to a plaque commemorating the work dated in 1705.
The church has had to undergo several restoration processes, the most important was the rush in 1992 and it affected the roof, the frame and the braces of the church. During the reconstruction, eight frescoes of apostles of unknown authorship were found, although the studies date the frescoes at the stage of the Renaissance baroque. The good preservation of the frescoes has allowed its complete recovery.
There is news of a church of the Immaculate since the fifteenth century, which was confirmed as a parish in the early years of the sixteenth century.

The Miniatures Museum of Mijas, whose name for 40 years was "Carromato de Max", is a collection of miniatures exhibited in what was a wagon of comedians, of wood and sheet metal, in the municipality of Mijas. Said wagon was replaced in 1992 by a construction site made in the image of the original.