Apparently he was met in the antiquity like Tricenic. His current name, like his monumental remains more ancient, they proceed of the XVIth century, "Belle videre" (beautiful sight).
The grounds and the town were a patronage of the Urrea, gentlemen of Épila. The current urban set owes Don Francisco González to itself of Urrea and to his immediate predecessors, XVIth century being formed at the end of and beginning of the XVIIth.

The population is composed by a square of three wings and a space opened by the one that gains access to her: a palace occupies the wing border and departs from the oriental one that completes the parochial church; while in the left wing peasants place the housings of , joined between themselves, forming a set. All housings present three plants and continue the constructive scheme of the Aragonese houses - palaces (I access by means of an arch, plant the first with big vain and Superior reached by a gallery of arquillos), as if of modest tratara small palaces. (ftes. and text to see links)