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Verdiales

Verdiales are a traditional music, song and dance form from the Province of Málaga in Andalusia, southern Spain. They are closely related to the fandango and are often described as one of the oldest surviving forms of the Málaga fandango tradition. In flamenco terminology, verdiales are commonly treated as a palo associated with the family of cantes de…

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Origins and historical background

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Musical characteristics

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Instruments and ensemble

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Origins and historical background

Musical characteristics

Instruments and ensemble

Fiesta de Verdiales

In flamenco repertory

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Verdiales

Nodes39
Edges38
Triples135
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.051282
Components1

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Verdiales

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related to Cultural heritage status · 17
Verdiales → Actividad, Andalucía, Andalusia's, Andalusian Historical Heritage, Bien, Fiesta, General Catalogue, In, Intangible Cultural Heritage, Interés Cultural, Interés Etnológico, Junta, Málaga, Portal, The, The Spanish, These
related to External links · 13
Verdiales → Andalucía, Bien, Boletín Oficial, Cultura, Decreto, España, Fiesta, Gobierno, Interés Cultural, Junta, Ministerio, Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial, Portal
related to background · 10
Verdiales → Andalusian, However, In, Málaga, Málaga-derived, Rondeña, The, Their, Unlike, Whereas
related to Distinction from related forms · 9
Verdiales → Fandangos, Jabegote, Jabera, Malagueña, Málaga, Málaga-related, Ronda, Rondeña, The
related to Fiesta de Verdiales · 9
Verdiales → Andalusian, December, Fiesta Mayor, Holy Innocents, It, Montes, Málaga, The, The Fiesta
related to Etymology · 8
Verdiales → Fiesta, In, It, Los Verdiales, Málaga, One, Spanish, The
related to Form and rhythm · 7
Verdiales → Andalusia, However, In, Málaga, Older, The, Their
related to In flamenco repertory · 7
Verdiales → Andalusian, Flamenco, For, In, Málaga, Nevertheless, The
related to Comares style · 6
Verdiales → Almogía, Comares, In, It, Montes, The Comares
related to Relationship with flamenco · 6
Verdiales → At, In, Málaga, The, They, Through

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flamenco málaga de fandango fiesta often associated style tradition dance panda performance styles rural local festive andalusian montes may rhythmic

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Verdialesis amain festive context in which the tradition is performed0.90text
cafés cantantesinstance ofUnlike some flamenco styles that developed mainly in urban professional contexts0.80text
verdiales have remained closely tied to local fiestasinstance ofUnlike some flamenco styles that developed mainly in urban professional contexts0.80text
village gatheringsinstance ofUnlike some flamenco styles that developed mainly in urban professional contexts0.80text
family eventsinstance ofUnlike some flamenco styles that developed mainly in urban professional contexts0.80text
seasonal celebrations.The style is usually placed within the larger family of Andalusian fandangosinstance ofUnlike some flamenco styles that developed mainly in urban professional contexts0.80text
the malagueñainstance ofverdiales are related to other Málaga-derived flamenco forms0.80text
Rondeñainstance ofverdiales are related to other Málaga-derived flamenco forms0.80text
jaberainstance ofverdiales are related to other Málaga-derived flamenco forms0.80text
jabegoteinstance ofverdiales are related to other Málaga-derived flamenco forms0.80text
soleáinstance ofdanceable rhythmic accompaniment.Older descriptions sometimes compare the phrasing of verdiales with the twelve-count structure familiar from styles0.80text
buleríasinstance ofdanceable rhythmic accompaniment.Older descriptions sometimes compare the phrasing of verdiales with the twelve-count structure familiar from styles0.80text

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