1. THE SOUTH OF SPAIN & THE CANARY ISLANDS

2. THE CANARY ISLANDS

3. The Landscape

4. MONUMENTS

5. FESTIVALS CARNAVAL ROMERÍAS

7. INSTRUMENTS Charanga, a stringed instrument, a type of guitar Timple a kind of small guitar with four or five strings, with an extraordinary sound. This is the smallest instrument of the guitar family, hence the sound as sharp as treble in the human voice

10. THE FLAG THE COAT OF ARMS

11. FLAMENCO Masterpiece of Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNECO

12. Guitar (Toque) Song (cante) Dance (Baile) Forms of Flamenco Flamenco Music Styles Deep (Guitar) Small (guitar, box, palms) Intermediate (tambourines, flutes, castanets)

13. Flamenco Suit Flamenco Dress

14. Mandolina Bandurria Guitar INSTRUMENTS STRING

15. PERCUSSION

16. PERCUSSION

17. The Provinces

18. HUELVA

19. The Landscape

20. PITO & TAMBORIL CANE

21. The Pilgrimage “El Rocío”

22. SEVILLA

23. MONUMENTS

24. April Fair

25. My Fair and Romeria

26. Holy Week

27. Bullfighting

28. JAÉN

29. The Landscape

30. MONUMENTS

31. CÓRDOBA

32. Los Patios Cruces de Mayo MAY FESTIVITIES

33. The Landscape

34. MONUMENTS

35. ALMERÍA

36. The Landscape

37. GRANADA

38. FESTIVALS Corpus Holy Week Fair

39. MONUMENTS

40. The Landscape

41. MALAGA

42. FESTIVITIES

43. The Landscape

44. MONUMENTS

45. CÁDIZ

46. SHERRY

47. FESTIVALS

48. LANDSCAPE

49. MONUMENTS

50. In 1838 Frédéric Chopin moved from Poland to Mallorca.He was ill from tuberculosis and a doctor suggested the climate of the Balearic Islands. Mazurka ( mazurek ) It is a Polish folk dance in triple meter, usually at a lively tempo, and with an accent on the second or third beat.This is a dance of couple and, it is very animated Poland & Spain

51. Vals ( Walzen ) It is a smart dance which was born in Viena with a slow rhytm,although nowadays it has a fast and live rhytm. Its principal authors were Federix Chopin and Straus . Austria & Spain

52. Limas Winds Its origin may be in Perú, but the music resembles some portuguese songs. Portugal & Spain The two states make up the vast majority of the Iberian Peninsula and as such, the relationship between the two is sometimes known as Iberian relations

53. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR ATTENTION