Folklore: now and then
Eduardo González Gon
Created on June 22, 2021
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Transcript
Folklore: now and then
Credits
ANDALUCÍA
The only traditional costume which, nevertheless, changes every year and it's the basis of an important fashion industry. It's also curious because adult men do not wear it except for horse riding in special celebrations. women's dress: Type and number of ruffles , fabric patterns, length and volume may vary from year to the other. red polka dots in every size is the most traditional pattern.women always wear flowers on their heads and colourful 'mantones de Manila' on shoulders.Worn at popular and religious festivities.
Here you can see our students, teachers and their families wearing traditional costumes
Used for dancing in front of Virgin of El Pilar, patron saint of Spain, 12th October. The 'Ansó' costume, also found in this region, is a very rich and curious relic from the past, not worn any more.
ARAGÓN
ARAGÓN
STILL WORN FOR POPULAR CELEBRATIONS AND ALL TYPE OF GATHERINGS , THEY ALSO WEAR WOODEN CLOGS
ASTURIAS
THIS COSTUME IS CALLED 'PAGÉS' ( PEASANT), 19th CENTURY, SCARVES , NO HATS.
BALEARIC ISLANDS
Basque Country
Women wear a long skirt and a scarf on their heads called zapi.Men wear long white pants, a white shirt and a red beret ortxapela.They usually wear this costume for the traditional dancing called aurresku.
CANARY ISLANDS
Each island has a different costume ,very similar to other Portuguese islands'. Worn ay popular festivities, they have influences from many countries due to overseas trading and travelling
CANTABRIA
This costume is called montañes (belonging to or typical of the mountain) or pasiego (after the river Pas). Women usually wear a white shirt and a long skirt which may be different colours. They wear big ear rings and a silk handkerchief on their heads.Men wear a long white shirt, a black vest and a cap.
It is not a costume with lively colours except for the skirts (percal), which are coulourful. Men also wear black and white mostly. Both men and women wear black shoes. It may vary according to the village.
CASTILLA LA MANCHA
VERY COLOURFUL SCARVES FOR WOMEN ON HEADS AND SHOULDERS
CASTILLA Y LEÓN
WOMEN WEAR TYPICAL MESH VEILS AND BLACK SILK APRONS AND MEN RED VELVET HATS AND LACED ESPADRILLES
CATALONIA
Many variations from the basic skirt, apron and scarf in women and vests, gaiters and leather boot covers in men. Highly remarkable women's hat in Montehermoso, Cáceres
EXTREMADURA
GALICIA
STILL USED FOR POPULAR AND RELIGIOUS FESTIVITIES, ESPECIALLY FOR DANCING, SIMPLE SHEPERDESS DRESS FOR WOMEN AND JACKETS,VESTS ABD BOOT GAITERS FOR MEN, SOMETIMES EMBROIDERED HATS
PEOPLE IN THIS COSTUME ARE CALLED 'CHULAPOS' AND 'CHULAPAS', MEANING 'COOL, CHEEKY' PEOPLE. VERY SIMPLE, IT IS WORN ON MAY 15TH, CELEBRATING SAINT ISIDRO
MADRID
MURCIA
MANY MOORISH INFLUENCES IN MEN'S COSTUMES, RICH EMBROIDERIES, NO HATS, FLOWERS ON WOMEN'S HEADS AND ESPADRILLES ON FEET
LESS ADORNED AND COLOURFUL, RICH JEWELRY IN WOMEN
NAVARRA
WORN AT THE FALLAS (19TH MARCH),RICH GOLD EMBROIDERIES, SPECIAL HAIRDOS FOR WOMEN
VALENCIA
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Music
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