Andalucia has been celebrating The Day of Andalucia and for those Andalusians who cannot get back home then its fiesta wherever they are:
In Alicante down on the Esplanada de España it has been choc-o-bloc with people watching the various performances of the different Andalusian folkloric groups. The Andalusians who live in Alicante also profess their devotion to their land by dressing up in the typical Sevillana dresses and dancing flamenco to the sound ot the music on the Esplanada.
Passionate music which gets your toes tapping and your body swaying! Alicante, Esplanada de España.
Hold on I've lost Sr P among all these people!
Green scarves representing Andalusia.
Vibrant music that rings throughout Alicante City!
Ole! Ole! click and tap to the music!
and then swirl around!
Bright bright colours draw attention!
Another regional group break into song and dance.
A glimpse of bright finery!
Ahhhh! music is joy! Wonderful morning!
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Coming soon ...details of Kimberely's WONDERFUL Four Happy Things swap parcel which I received last week!!!
Enjoy your Sunday!
Amanda :-)
such lovely dresses-and what fun!
ReplyDeleteI have castanets that my dad brought back to me when he was in the navy on a "Med" cruise. I learned how to use them and fantasized that I was one of those elegant dancers like you've shown here--what a great memory you've brought back for me, XOXO
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ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments here. Glad you enjoyed the post and that it brought back happy memories
A xx
What fun! And of course, I love the dress with the red polka dots!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely atmosphere it must conjure, the music and the dresses, sounds a wonderful way to spend a day :) xx
ReplyDeleteHow fun! Did you dance some flamenco too? :) Just kidding!
ReplyDeletea few twirls Lena :-)
DeleteMany thanks for your comments
A xx
Sounds like great fun Amanda what beautiful dresses! :)
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful indeed!!!!
ReplyDeletehappy week, xxxx Ale
This all looks like so much fun! I'd love to have a flamenco dress to swish in!!!
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Carly
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Gorgeous dresses. I remember my Dolly had one when she was little, she loved it! What a fab looking festival :) Hazel x
ReplyDeleteOle! Ole! I just love flamenco!!! I wish I could be there!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the beautiful photos of your festivities!
We also had a lovely day in the gorgeous area of Spain also known as Andalucia . Have you visited the baths in Almeria. I would love to!
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DeleteMany thanks for visiting and fr your comments. No I haven't visited the baths in Almeria as yet. I have been to Almeria but en route to Granada. Have you been to Granada that is impressive?
keep well
Amanda :-)
Oh, Amanda! If I wasn't homesick already, I sure am now! LOL Love all the pictures, if I close my eyes, I can hear the music. I miss home!
ReplyDeleteSo much gorgeous colour! And I LOVE the skirts :D
ReplyDeleteHow amazing! The dresses really are gorgeous and you took great photos! I can just feel the beat of the music! Makes me want to dance!
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