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Most of the times, when people hear “Sevillanas” the first thing that comes to their minds is “Flamenco,” or the other way around. However, although the dividing line is quite slight, there is actually a difference between them. Sevillanas are part of the folklore originated in Seville, while Flamenco originated in the region of Andalusia and has a very wide and deep history.
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Sellivanas are usually danced in couples and in series of four. The four of them have the same musical structure and although they can be danced differently, there are always specific moments when the dancers do certain steps.
On the other hand, Flamenco comprises several palos and the music, compass, structure and essence changes from one palo to another. Nonetheless, Sevillanas are now part of the Flamenco palos belonging to the Andalusian folklore. In fact, nowadays, most of the students of Flamenco also learn Sevillanas.
All in all, in spite of the distinction of their origins, Sevillanas and Flamenco are closely related to each other.
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Atletico de Madrid was the biggest revelation in La Liga season 2013 – 2014. El Cholo Simeone’s team has defied all odds crowned champion of La Liga BBVA 2014. Diego Costa and David Villa were the architects of this victory. Atletico de Madrid has reasoned proved that big budgets are not necessary for a team to be successful. Atletico de Madrid has renew the team and now counts Antoine Griezmann among other.
La Liga is back and this first last will put face to face Rayo and Atletico de Madrid in Vallecas Stadium. The second last promises to be quieter with Atletico face at Eibar in Vicente Calderon Stadium. La Liga is back! Football fans are so happy that can wait to buy their tickets for Atletico de Madrid matches. Will Atletico be La Liga winner for second consecutive time?
- Monday 25th at 10:00 p.m., La Liga BBVA, last-1: Rayo – Atletico de Madrid in Vallecas Stadium.
RAYO 0 – ATLETICO MADRID 0.
- Sunday 31st at 9:00 p.m., La Liga BBVA, last 2: Atletico Madrid – Eibar in Vicente Calderon Stadium.
ATLETICO MADRID 2 – EIBAR 1 (Miranda 11 min. Manzukic 25 min. and Abraham 33 min.)
La Liga is back! It was a long summer for football fans, since La Liga ended up earlier to leave time for the players to rest before the Brazil World…
