Campanilleros
Song with six assonant verses, the first, third and fifth are ten syllables and the second and fourth are twelve It is a song of popular origin and was sung during the so called 'Rosario de Aurora'. Its transformation to flamenco can be pinpointed Manuel Torre from Jerez, heard this song in a party of Andrés Martinez de León, Manuel heard a song in a party held by Andres for the Galeano Onubense Jesús Centeno. The singer remembered the 'copla' and one night in El Fontanal (Sevilla), with Niño Ricardo, the bullfighter Niño de Palma, el Gloria and Rebollo he asked the guitarist to put the capo on all three and remembering what he had heard at the party, performed the version which is now known in flamenco. Other great performers of this Christmas song where La Niña de la Puebla and Juan Varea.
