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click for loging or RegisterUpon arriving to Andalusia in Holy Week, the best thing is to let your senses seduce you: breathe in the subtle aroma that impregnates the environment, a mixture of incense and orange blossom; feel the emotion of a heartfelt saeta (religious flamenco song) and listen to the silence of a devout crowd…
Over these seven days, Andalusia is transformed as the local people go out to celebrate Holy Week. You will discover images of great artistic worth, paraded through the streets under the warm light of candles, the colour of the Nazarenes’ tunics and the music of bands with drums and trumpets. All this combined with the mixture of incense and orange blossom aroma brings out the magic and awakens a feeling of privilege in all those in attendance.
To feel the emotion of the traditional, crowded “madrugá”Seville; live the passion with the Málaga, “El Cautivo”; follow in the footsteps of the Cristo de los Gitanos (Gipsy Christ)Sacromonte neighbourhood in ; witness the solemnity of Good Friday with the “Santo Encierro” in ; see the “El Abuelo” procession head out in the early hours of Good Friday from the cathedral in Jaén; feel the passion and commitment of the Easter brotherhoods in ; explore the streets of amidst silence, the sound of a saeta (religious flamenco song), the sound of the bells of the capataz (procession leader)... and bear witness to the coming together of the brotherhoods in ,... Are you going to miss all this?
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Córdoba
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Huelva
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Málaga
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