Fuente Grande, the Fountain of Tears or Aynadamar, according to Arabic terminology, is a spring located in the upper part of Alfacar (Granada) about two hundred meters from García Lorca Park, where the olive tree where it was mistakenly located is located. 1979 the burial of the poet by a commission of experts convened by the Provincial Council of Granada.

The Aynadamar fountain, in addition to its proximity to the place of executions during the Civil War and the postwar period, is symbolically linked to those dramatic months of repression for morphological reasons. The water from the spring emerges through small bubbles reminiscent of tears, and the fountain has a lenticular, drop or even eye shape, which reinforces the association with crying.

The constant presence of water in the poetry of Federico García Lorca, from his youthful poems included in Poetry book even the posthumous ones Tamarit Divan, passing through the songs of the washerwomen Barren, inspired by those that Valderrubio's women sang in the fountains of La Teja and La Carrura, further amplify the metaphorical implications between the places of childhood and the place of death.

Dámaso Alonso, in 1940, after traveling to Granada to learn directly of the circumstances of his friend's death, wrote a famous poem titled The Great Fountain or of Tears (Between Alfacar and Víznar) that definitively linked the allegorical link between the spring and the execution of Lorca and hundreds of people of leftist ideology who were executed without trial in a strip of several kilometers between Aynadamar and the town of Víznar.

The original ditch that channeled the water from the spring dates back to the Zirid Arab period before the 11th century, although the hydraulic infrastructure was later renovated by the Andalusians around the year 1013. The route, which is still used, is built with mortar walls and The flow, until relatively recently, reached the Albaicín, specifically, to the Plaza Larga from where the liquid, in more remote times, rose by means of a siphon to the Alcazaba Cadima. Today the route only reaches the district of El Fargue.