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Puente Genil. Córdoba.
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Prado del Rey. Cádiz.
Diana Navarro Ocaña.. Málaga.
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Naty Abascal. Natividad Abascal Romero-Toro. Granddaughter of the V Marquis of Romero-Toro, pontifical title. Sevilla
House of Medinaceli
(by marriage)
Musa de Óscar de la Renta and Valentino, came to participate in a Woody Allen film in 1971: Bananas, in which he played a Latin American partisan.
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Carlos Manuel Herrera Malinai. Sevilla.
The researcher of the Doñana Biological Station (EBD), CSIC center in Seville, Carlos Herrera (Seville, 1952), is the first Spanish scientist to receive the Ernst Haeckel award granted by the European Ecology Foundation, EEF
Ricardo Carmona Galán. Sevilla.
A researcher at the Microelectronics Institute of Seville (IMSE), Ricardo Carmona Galán, has won an Innovative Training Network (ITN) grant, a Marie S. Curie action within the European Framework Program Horizon 2020, amounting to more than 2.2 million of euros.
Jesús Campos. Sevilla.
Jesús Campos, a Sevillian scientist from the Institute of Chemical Research (IIQ), belonging to the cicCartuja-mixed center CSIC-University of Seville-Junta de Andalucía, has just obtained a Starting Grant from the European Research Council (ERC, for its acronym in English) . Thanks to her, Campos will have 1,445,000 euros until 2023 to lead a project to develop innovative catalysts, conceptually different from those used in the industry to date.
Alejandro Luque. Sevilla.
The scientist from Seville who will spend five years studying the secrets of lightning
Alejandro Luque wants to create one. This physicist of the Institute of Astrophysics of Andalusia - CSIC has obtained a Consolidator Grant from the European Research Council, endowed with almost two million euros over five years, to develop a computer model that allows to recreate all the phenomena that take place when lightning strikes and thus analyze and understand them without the need to approach.
Antonio Hugo de Omerique. Sanlúcar de Barrameda. Cádiz.
Spanish mathematician of the seventeenth century. Son of a family of merchants originally from the Spanish Netherlands (Hugo Antonio and Maria David), he studied at the college of the Society of Jesus in Cádiz, so that he came to master Latin and mathematics.
Although not all his works are preserved, a copy of his book "Geometric Analysis or Method of solving new and real problems, as well as arithmetic issues" is kept in the valuable scientific library of the Marine Observatory, which the Spanish Navy has in San Fernando
It was precisely as a result of this publication, which manages concepts such as the similarity of the figures, the theory of "linear quantities" or methods to build triangles, by which years later the prestigious and famous English mathematician Isaac Newton praised the knowledge of Omerique and the influence he brought to his work.
Emilio Herrera Linares. Granada.
Prototype of the space suit designed by Emilio Herrera Linares for stratospheric flights.
Paula Crespo. Huelva.
The Huelva-born Paula Martínez, one of the scientists who have discovered the "brake on lung cancer" in mice
Rosario Cáceres. Sevilla.
Sevillian pharmacist Rosario Cáceres Fernández-Bolaños, who has been working for 15 years at the Center for Information on Medicines and Pharmaceutical Care (CIM) of the Pharmaceutical Association of Seville, has become the first professional in the field of pharmacy to be part of the Board of Directors of the Spanish Association of Vaccination
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Distinction between flamenco and Andalusian folklore
The flamenco genre was configured during the nineteenth century, on the substrate of traditional music and dance of Andalusia, whose origins are ancient and diverse. However, flamenco is not the folklore of Andalusia (composed of seguidillas, sevillanas, fandangos, verdiales, trovos, el chacarrá, el vito ...), but an essentially scenic artistic genre.
Flamenco, although it is based mainly on Andalusian folklore, is a genre so stylized and complex that the average Andalusian, even though he is well endowed for music, is unable to interpret correctly. In fact, at no time in its history has flamenco gone from being a music played by minorities, with greater or lesser diffusion. The emergence of professional singers and the transformation of popular songs by the gypsies, made their style move away from traditional tunes considerably. Flamenco subjects the popular to such a large stylization that it leads to the cult, but without losing its popular flavor Andalusian folklore.
Andalusian folklore
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Flamenco
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Flamenco
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Andalusian folklore
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