The Antequera Fandango is a popular dance form in which six men and six women face each other across a room, each dancing with all the others in turn, and finishing with the partner one started with. In this respect it resembles Scottish or Irish set dancing, but here the similarity ends. The music is of course pure Andalucian, and the dance was considered to be too erotic at … [Read more...] about The Forbidden Fandango
Provinces
Huelva Province, andalucia
The province of Huelva stretches from the Portuguese border to Sevilla. It is disconnected and distant and hardly deserves its reputation as the poor relation of its glamorous neighbour. However, it boasts one of the greatest historical events which is the discovery of America. In 1492 Christopher Colombus set off from Huelva on his epic voyage of discovery. In … [Read more...] about Huelva Province, andalucia
Malaga Province: Coastal Delights and Mountain Escapes
Are you planning a trip to Spain? If so, you should definitely consider visiting the malaga province. This charming region boasts stunning beaches, historical landmarks, vibrant culture, and so much more. As someone who has been fortunate enough to explore the area, I can attest that it is one of the most beautiful and diverse regions of Spain. Located in the … [Read more...] about Malaga Province: Coastal Delights and Mountain Escapes
Vejer de la Frontera, Cadiz
A classically white, hill town, Vejer de la Frontera, sits on a hill further in from the Costa de la Luz. Declared a Historic-Artistic site in 1976 its most stunning feature is the architecture. The oldest part of town with narrow winding streets clearly signifying its Islamic origins, spreads over the highest part of the hill. The centre of town is the Plaza de … [Read more...] about Vejer de la Frontera, Cadiz
Beauty from Andalucia to Huelva to Isla Cristina
Somewhere southwest of Spain lies the province of Huelva in Andalucia. A popular tourist area, the region has been characterized by the wealth and diversity of its scenery and privileged climate, not forgetting the very warm people. There are tons of things you can see here, like the Queen Victoria Workers' Quarters. Built in 1917, the group of English-styled homes each has … [Read more...] about Beauty from Andalucia to Huelva to Isla Cristina