Anybody got info on La Feria de Seville?
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Seville’s April Fair was founded in 1846, surprisingly, by two none-sevillians, a Basque and a Catalan. The initial aim of these two industrious founders was no other than to improve business (trade and agriculture). \nHowever, in a few years time the local people managed to change the character of the fair into something more festive. It has now converted to one of the mayor folkloric celebrations in Spain and one of the main tourist attractions of Seville.\nEven so, the local people still do trade and close deals at the fair, still complying with the original intentions of the April fair.\nThe Feria, where the natural beauty of the Sevillian girls and women is enhanced by the typical flamenca dresses, is an ideal place for cordiality and friendship amongst glasses of manzanilla wine (sherry), some tapas (small andalusian snacks) to eat, with singing an couples dancing Sevillanas (a specific version of the flamenco dance). The most important reason for going to the fair is just to have a good time with friends, enjoying it in a festive surrounding.\n\nThe location\n\nThe Seville fair is celebrated on an huge open site (about 1500 x 700 meters), just out of the city center, to the south of the Los Remedios quarter, opposite of the Maria Luisa park. On this site, the Seville people and companies construct thousands of small, temporary “houses” of cardboard walls and canvas roofing, known as casetas. The result is an ephemeral city that only needs to last one week. The main entrance gate is a huge temporary cardboard monument that each year resembles one of the city's prominent buildings or sites and the streets are lit by hundreds of thousands of light bulbs and lanterns.\n\nAbout the casetas\n\nThe “casetas” are made of a metal base and then covered with a green or red pin-striped canvas, each stripe about 10 cm. wide. At the outside of the tent you will find banisters and little triangle-shaped flags. The flags crown the facade of the tent with a baroque style, and sometimes show the casetas' name or logo. Also required are striped curtains at the entrance with a small canvas roof.\nThe inside of the tents are divided into three parts, usually separated by curtains. The first is the noble part which can not have advertising and is usually decorated by the tenants. The decoration should camouflage the second part. The floor is generally made of wooden planks. In the noble part a floor is set up suited for dancing.\nThere are more than a thousand individual tents (casetas) but still there are so many petitions for casetas that must be rejected, that city officials start considering a new location for the fair.\n\nNext to the Feria you find a huge lunapark, called "Calle del Infierno" - Hell's street. When you walk around there you understand why it got this name. You can find merry go rounds but also some spectacular and impressive machinery that only seems to have the objective to get your head spinning, by going round and round and upside down.
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It is the bar on the plaza del torro, along the straza del torro excreto.\nThe bar itself is called juanita's banana + donkey bar, and I wouldnt recommend going there, ever.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_civil_war
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I live in Granada and I travelled to Seville a couple of times. It costs about 18 euros, and it's a 3 hours trip.\nHere you have a link to a bus company:\nhttp://www.alsinagraells.es/agsur/es-03.html
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1. Here is some general, background reading. You will see that traditional dress is more associated with Spain's regions than with the nation as a whole.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Spain#Dress_Style\nhttp://www.britannica.com/ebi/article-208449\n\n2. Here are some pics of regional costumes that I found for you. \n(a) Miscellaneous\n(i) Regions not stated - Feria de San Isidro (photopages 4-9) \nhttp://www.feriasanisidrocastalla.com/contenido.php?ppage=4&lang=en&seccion=8&anyo=2006#nogo\n(ii) Various regions\nhttp://www.escuelai.com/spanish_culture/fiestas_espanolas/dias_festivos.html#PATIOS_DE_CÓRDOBA\n(b) Andalucia (Sevilla)\nhttp://www.andalucia.com/festival/home.htm\nhttp://www.virtualtourist.com/travel/Europe/Spain/Andalucia/Sevilla-253763/Things_To_Do-Sevilla-R-29.html\n(c) Canary Islands\nhttp://www.upliftingwords.org/News/20031217Canary.htm\n(d) Balearic Islands\nhttp://news.com.com/2062-10812_3-0.html?date=20060410\n(e) Valencia\nhttp://www.thinkspain.com/news/fotonoticia.asp?CodNoticia=3421&foto=foto3421_2.jpg\n\n3. Now let's see if you can find regional costumes for other Spanish regions:\n(a) Castilla y Leon\n(b) Catalonia\n(c) Galicia\n(d) Asturias\n(e) Cantabria\n(f) the Basque Country \n(g) La Rioja\n(h) Madrid\n(i) Murcia \n(j) Navarra
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i can't seem to find any info on it. why not contact the church itself...nearby church for more answeres.
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This site will tell you. \n\nhttp://map.pequenopolis.com/
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you won't find it sitting there, whatever happens.\n\nI've located a Cortijo Borrachuela, near Moguer.  It's probably the one you're looking for.  There are thousands of small strawberry producers around that area (Also Palos de la Frontera, close by) \n\nNot knowing how much or little you already know-\n\nMoguer is near the cities of Sevilla and Huelva.  Which are in Spain, in europe.  If you go to Moguer, you can ask in the town hall where to find the Cortijo/finca.
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HERE is the Cathedral Carmel \nfootball photo that you have asked for.....\nhttp://www.cathedralcarmel.com/CatSubCat/CatSubCat.asp?p9=CSC1
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As it so happens... I have a friend in Montevideo at this very moment.  I just emailed him for you and asked him to check this guy out. I'll let you know if he finds anything!
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grande_Porto
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here it is ! :\nhttp://www.digitalino.com/toilettecast/seduto_cesso.jpg
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The official site is:\nhttp://www.la-moncloa.es/\n\nwith links in english the link is:\nhttp://www.la-moncloa.es/default?idioma=en-GB\n\nThe official tourism site is:\nhttp://www.spain.info/TourSpain/?Language=en
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you can check google.com and then search cindellera
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TRY TO GOOGLE IT IN SPANISH
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I haven't been able to find out anything about it. My husband asked me to find info on it just tonight cause he likes the theme...I'll edit if I do find out anything...