Folklore In Andalusia

Festivals.
Craftsmanship.
Legends and stories.
Proverbs.
Typical costumes.
Balls.
Music.

Corba’s Fair Jaen’s Fair Cadiz’s Carnavals Malaga’s Fair Almeria’s Fair Granada’s Fair Seville’s Fair Huelva’s Fair

St John’s Eve.
St Barbara’s day.
Day of the absent bastetano.
The cascamorras.
St Lucia’s day.
The fair.
Easter.
And many others

ceramics, glass, wood, hides and skin, metals, fabrics, embroidery, lace, cart, the garrison, etc., are typical craftsmanship in Andalusia.
Some Alhambra’s ceramic

They usually tell the stories near the fire. They used to be tales of oral tradition. They usually have a proverb or a moral.

En casa del herrero, cuchillo de palo. ( At home of the blacksmith, knife like a stick)
Aunque la mona se vista de seda, mona se queda. (Although the monkey dresses in silk, monkey remains)
De tal palo tal astilla. (Such as chip stick).
Dios los cría y ellos se juntan. (God do the breeding and they come together)

Gypsy costume Typical costume from Baza Coast costumes

Fandango de Baza (Granada)
Fandango "Robao" de Otivar (Granada)
Jotilla de Huescar (Granada)
Fandango "Zangano" de Motril (Granada)
Sevillanas
El Vito (Córdoba)
Among others.

The typical music is Flamenco. There is also a type of flamenco that is called Rock-Andaluz that is a mixture between flamenco and rock and it was invented in the seventies. But we can’t forget the Chillout either.

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Folklore In Andalusia

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