Andalusians

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[Suinthila]

^^^

Oh, what great news, I can not believe it. Do you know the haplogroup of Amparo Muñoz?

No, lo desconozco, pero sí sé que tenía un buen par de melones, pichita.

[Suinthila]

Gallop no te ofendas, pareces buena gente...pero abrir un hilo para postear miles de fotos de andaluces es un poco sin sentido...Llevas ya 10 páginas tú solo enseñando andaluces. Creo que ya nos hemos hecho una idea de como son los andaluces, no hace falta que nos muestres a los 8 millones.

En este puñetero foro se habla mucho de los andaluces, pero en cambio no se tiene ni puta idea de cómo somos, Autrigón.

Pues este hilo vale un poco como para eso. A mí me parece de puta madre.

[Suinthila]

No decías que no ibas de regionalista o nacionalista o algo de eso?

Bandera más artificial e himno más soso, pocos hay.

[alnortedelsur]

Amparo Muñoz was a relative from my maternal side.

Bienvenido otra vez al foro

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No decías que no ibas de regionalista o nacionalista o algo de eso?

Bandera más artificial e himno más soso, pocos hay.

All the regions of Spain have a flag and a hymn, even all the towns have a flag. I am and I feel Spanish to the core and I would defend Spain to the death.

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The symbols of Andalusia

The flag of Andalusia



The white and green flag was chosen for Andalusia by the Ronda Andalucian Assembly of 1918, in the halls of the Artists' Casino, voting to be made in three equal horizontal bands, green, white and green, as it is currently.

The green and white are adopted "Because their colors - says Blas Infante - were the most appropriate to represent the company of the restoration of a people, never warlike, and always creator of original cultures, directors of humanity, as was Andalusia . "

"Green is the garment of our mountains and countryside, lit by the clasps of the peasant white rooms; Lemon trees in bloom are the trees preferred by the Andalusians and white are our villas and old cities of white villages with green grills edged with jasmine. Pure and white as a child, it is the reborn Andalusia that warms up in our lap. "- Blas Infante.

"The Andalusian Flag, symbol of Hope and Peace, that we have raised this afternoon, will not bring us peace or hope or freedom if each one of us does not carry it fully raised in his heart" - Blas Infante ( 1936)

The Andalusian flag acquired institutional value when endorsed by the Statute of Autonomy of 1981: "The Flag of Andalusia is the traditional one formed by three horizontal bands - green, white and green - of equal width, as it was approved in the Assembly of Ronda en 1918 "- Statute of Andalusia of 1981

The coat of arms of Andalusia
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The mentioned assembly of Ronda, to agree the shield of Andalusia, was inspired by the one of the city of Cádiz, head of our Town after Tartessos, in the primitive time.

"Symbol also suitable for the expressed work of restoring a Country, always cultural; depicting a youthful Hercules, expression of the eternally young force of the spirit, taming or coordinating the instinctive force of animal stimuli represented by two lions; and inscribing at the foot of the shield this legend: "ANDALUCÍA, FOR YES FOR SPAIN AND HUMANITY"

This is: Andalusia wants to be, by itself, to resume the creative work of its incomparable history; but this inspiration, towards the distinction of his own effort and responsibility; it has as a goal: To give Spain whatever it was that came to create with its own energy, that is, it has higher incentives, Spain and Humanity, for which she longs to achieve in fact the creator of her own private soul; accredited by a particular uninterrupted history of cultural elaborations, intense, original, directors "

[Autrigón]

En este puñetero foro se habla mucho de los andaluces, pero en cambio no se tiene ni puta idea de cómo somos, Autrigón.

Pues este hilo vale un poco como para eso. A mí me parece de puta madre.

No se, es que siempre veo este tipo de paletadas en los países del sur...hilos sobre sicilianos, italianos del norte, griegos de las islas, etc. Nunca veo hilos de ingleses del oeste, alemanes de Schleswig-Holstein, daneses del noroeste de Jutlandia, franceses del valle del Loira...

No tenemos que demostrar nada a nadie, en España ya sabemos como somos unos y otros y si los de fuera no lo saben pues que les den. Pero sinceramente abrir un hilo para publicar fotos y más fotos de andaluces no le veo mucho sentido...y además es una labor sin fin, porque hay que sacar las fotos de los 8 millones de habitantes de Andalucia

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The ten Sevillians with the greatest international relevance


From left to right, the dancer María Pagés, the pianist Juan Pérez Floristán, the businesswoman and director Pilar Manchón, the psychiatrist Luis Rojas Marcos and the scientist Fernando Arenzana - ABC

Myriam Seco Álvarez, Egyptologist. Sevilla.


Doctor in Ancient History from the University of Seville and specialized in Egyptology from the German University of Tübingen, Miryam accumulates eight work campaigns in the millenary temple of Pharaoh Tutmosis III. The treasures he has unearthed were exhibited in 2015 at the Luxor Museum. In his work he speaks Arabic, French, English and German.

Alberto Morillas. Morón de la Frontera. Sevilla.


From Morón de la Frontera (Seville) is this perfumer, considered "the best nose in the world". Alberto emigrated to Switzerland with 10 years, where ten years later he started working as an apprentice at the Firmenich perfumes company, where he created 400 successful perfumes for Armani, Carolina Herrera or Gucci. CK One and Acqua di Gio carry their signature.

Luis Rojas Marcos, psychiatrist. Sevilla.


This doctor licensed in the Hispalense left with 24 years to New York, where he studied Psychiatry. There he was employed during 16 municipal hospitals and the ambulatory network of the city, in which 43,000 employees work, with a budget of 5,000 million dollars. He is now Professor of Psychiatry at the University of New York.

María Pagés. Sevilla.


Flamenco dancer and choreographer, the reputation of Pagés (Sevilla, 1963) has crossed borders. He started with Antonio Gades and later created his own company, with which he has performed in the most important theaters in the world, such as Radio City Hall in New York. He has the Gold Medal for Merit in the Fine Arts 2014 and the National Dance Award 2002.

Pilar Manchón, businesswoman and manager. Sevilla.


He studied Philology in La Hispalense and received his PhD in Linguistics Computations from the American University of Stanford. He created the company Indisys in Seville, then acquired by the multinational Intel, where he has been working as a director until last December he has signed Amazon as responsible for human-computer communication projects.

Sergio Ramos, soccer player. Camas. Sevilla.


This team debuted in the ranks of Sevilla F.C. in 2004 and a year later he did it in the National Team after being champion of Europe with the U-19. With the Spanish National Team he has won two European Championships and one World Cup. In 2005 he was signed by Real Madrid, of which he is now captain and where he has won three Leagues, two Copas del Rey, two Leagues of Champions and two Club World Cups.

Cristina Parias, director. Sevilla.


In 2014, this Sevillian took over BBVA's management in Spain and Portugal. She holds a degree in Law from the Spanish Government, an MBA from IESE and another in International Finance and a French Language course from the University of La Sorbonne. Before joining BBVA in 1998, he worked at Banco Español de Crédito, Citibank and Argentaria.

Fernando Arenzana, researcher. Sevilla.


With 31 years, this doctor from Seville, who has Spanish and French nationality, ended up at the National Institute of Health and Research in France. His work on HIV earned him in 2014 the George Jacques and Alias Canetti award. Since 2015 he is co-director and scientific director of the Pasteur Institute in Shanghai.

Elena Mendoza, composer. Sevilla.


Born in Seville in 1973, Elena is the daughter of architect Fernando Mendoza and the former CAAC director, Luisa López. She studied Music in Germany and today she is a professor at the University of the Arts in Berlin and a prestigious composer. On behalf of Gerard Mortier, in 2017 he will premiere the musical work "The City of lies" at the Teatro Real.

Juan Pérez Floristán, pianist. Sevilla.


Juan Pérez Floristán is perhaps one of the youngest Sevillians with international relevance. Born a year after Expo 92, this pianist proclaimed himself the winner - at only 22 years old - of the Paloma O'shea 2015 International Contest. Without an official title, he learned piano with his mother and recognized teachers. Now he studies in Music at a school in Berlin.

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Andalusian National Anthem

The green and white flag
returns, after centuries of war
to say peace and hope
under the sun of our land

Andalusians, rise!
Demand land and freedom!
May Andalusia be free!
Spain and all Mankind! (too)

We Andalusians want
to return to what we were
Men of light, that gave
to men manly spirit.

Andalusians, rise!
Demand land and freedom!
May Andalusia be free!
Spain and all Mankind! (too)


Hymn of Andalusia played by the Sevillian singer Pastora Soler.