1. ANDALUCIA by 1 º ESO D/E Bilingual

3. 58.000 square km.

4. Ismael

5. It begins in the Cazorla Mountain ranges and

6. ends at the fishing village of Bonanza, in

7. Sanlucar de Barrameda.

8. Maite

9. The Guadalquivir has several characteristics.

10. Its natural environment is one of the richest.

11. Laura

12. This river passes through Cordoba and

13. Seville.

14. Rocio

16. on Sunday. Women and men dress up

17. in short jackets. Everybody dances the

18. ”sevillanas” and eats ”tapas”.

20. Monday at mignight, normally two weeks after

21. Semana Santa and ends with a fireworks display the

22. following Sunday, again, at midnight.

23. Maite It is held in Andalusian capital, Seville. The fair generally begins two weeks after Easter Holy Week. Ana, Cristina

25. phylosopher. He was born in Córdoba in 4 BC and died

26. in Rome, in 65 AD.

27. Maite

28. He was a Roman Stoic philosopher of the Silver Age

29. of Latin Literature. He was tutor and later advisor

30. to Emperor Nero. He was later executed by that emperor for complicity.

32. philosopher, statesman, dramatist and in one work

33. humorist.

34. Ana

36. animals, such as fish, mollusks,

37. and crustaceans. It is also a term

38. used for aquatic ingredients.

39. Ana

40. Seafood is any sea animal or plant

41. that is served as food and eaten

42. by humans. Seafood includes

43. seawater animals, such as fish and

44. shellfish (including mollucs and

45. crustaceans).

46. Laura, Rocio and Carmen

48. It is the capital of the Cádiz Province,, one of eight

49. which make up the autonomous community of

50. Andalusia.

51. Rocío, Carmen and Laura

54. appetizers, or snack, in Spanish

55. cuisine. They may be cold ( such

56. as mixed olives and cheese) or

57. warm (such as chopitos, which are

58. battered fried baby squid).

59. Ana , Laura, Rocio and Carmen

61. Andalusia.

62. Mª Elena, Ana

63. Sierra Morena has got 400 km of

64. longitude.

66. Sofía

67. Sierra Morena is an area of sparsely rolling hills

68. that run across northen Andalucia, creating a

69. natural barrier between Extremadura to the north

70. of Andalucía.

71. Sandra

73. Cathedral of Seville, one of the largest

74. churches in the world.

75. The tower is 97.5 m in height.

77. The Renaissance section of the tower also contains a large

78. inscription of Seville's motto.

80. is one of the three

81. remaining almohad

82. minarets in the world.

84. Paula

86. that commemorates the Passion, Death and Resurrection

87. of Jesus of Nazareth. During Holy Week processions and

88. highlights the representations of the Passion.

89. Paula

90. Throughout seven days, Andalucia is surrounded by a

91. spiritual halo. Semana Santa is a tradition which is

92. repeated year after year.

93. Alicia

95. He was born and died in

96. Córdoba, where he spent

97. much of his life.

98. Alicia

99. He was born in 1874 and

101. de Torres is now located at his

102. former residence in Córdoba.

103. Maria, Rosalía

105. was a Spanish painter, one

106. of the most important figures

107. in Baroque painting in Spain.

109. fourteen children. He died in April 3 rd , 1682 in Seville, too.

110. Sofía

112. born in the neighbourhood of La Bajadilla

113. of the city of Algeciras on December 21 st

114. 1947.

115. Tamara, Sandra

116. He is recognized as a virtuous flamenco

117. guitarist all over the world.

120. manifestation of popular Catholic

121. piety in honor of the Andalusian

122. Virgen del Rocío. It takes place the

123. weekend of Pentecost Sunday.

124. The Virgin is in the hermitage of

125. El Rocío in the province of Huelva.

127. nearly a million people from across Andalucia and the entire country.

129. pigś hind legs. This same product is

130. also called pallet or shoulder when you make

131. it with the front legs.

132. Antonio

133. Although it may be cooked and served

134. fresh, most ham is cured in some fashion.

136. white pig. It is a very popular food in

137. Spain. Cured ham of Trevélez is the best

138. cured ham in Spain.

139. Sofía

140. This product is traditionally consumed in

141. Spain, so there are different types and

142. name.They are of Granada and many

143. other provinces.

144. Sandra

146. December 16 th 1902 and died on October 28th, at

147. age 97 in 1999. He was a writer.

148. Tamara

149. He was a Spanish poet, a member of the Generation

150. of 27.

151. Sofía, Ana

152. He is considered one of the greatest Spanish writers

153. of the so-called Silver Age of Spanish Literature.

154. Sandra

156. and all of Andalusian architecture. It was built

157. in the eigth century on the basilica of S. Vicente.

158. Sandra

159. It is a Roman Catholic Cathedral in the

160. Andalusian city of Córdoba after the Spanish

161. Reconquista. It was turned into a church with a

162. Gothic cathedral inserted into the centre of the

163. large Moorish building.

164. Sofía

166. It is part of the cordillera Penibética. It is home of many vultures.

168. located between the

169. Andalusian provincies

170. of Cádiz and Málaga.

171. The entire territory of

172. the Sierra de Grazalema

173. Nature park was declared a Biosphere

174. Reserve by UNESCO in 1977.

175. Fernando

177. actress born in Seville. She played an important role

178. during the inaguration and closing ceremonies of 1992

179. Summer Olympics in Barcelona.

180. Patricia

181. In 1988 she created her

182. own dance company with

183. which debuted in June

184. 1989 at the Rex, in Paris.

186. in Seville and had even toured the United States in the

187. ballet of Manuela Vargas.

189. cities of Jerez of Frontera in Cádiz province.

190. Paula

191. In 1933 the Jerez Denominación de Origen was the first

192. Spanish denominacion to be officially recognized in this way.

193. Maria

195. located in the southwestern Spanish province

196. of Huelva, in the autonomous community of

197. Andalusia.

199. monastery in the town of Palos de

200. Moguer in Huelva. It is located where

201. the Tinto and Odiel rivers meet. It was

202. founded as a monastery in 1261.

203. Christipher Colombus stayed at the

204. monatery two years before his famous

205. first voyage.

206. Maria and Patricia

209. of his time, Diego Velázquez is also the prominent figure of

210. Spanish art.

211. Nirvana

212. He was born in Seville on June 6 th , 1599 and died in Madrid

213. on August 6 th , 1660. He was a Spanish painter who was the

214. leading artist in the court of King Philip IV.

215. Victor, Francisco

217. understanding the cante hondo in the second

218. half of the twentieth century. He is considered

219. one of the best flamenco singer of all time.

220. Nirvana

221. He was born on December 5 th , 1950

222. in San Fernando (Cádiz) and died on July 2 nd

223. 1992. Camarón de la Isla is the stage name of

224. the flamenco gypsy singer José Monge Cruz

226. The whole city participates in the carnival for more

227. than two weeks each year.

228. Alejandro , Francisco and Victor

229. It has been recognized as an International Tourist

230. Interest.

231. Nirvana and Paula

233. is often defined by some authors as between cooking

234. soup and salad. Today it is used as drink on most

235. ocassion.

236. Alejandro

237. Originating in the southern region of Spain, it is mostly

238. consumed during the summer months, due to its

239. refreshing qualities.

241. like bread, olive, oil, vinegar, tomatoes,

242. cucumbers, peppers, onion and garlic.

243. Miriam

244. It is a cold soup or liquid salad made with fresh

245. raw vegetables.

246. Francisco

248. Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus in oder to settle Roman soldiers

249. wounded in the battle of Ilipa.

250. Francisco , Elena and Alejandro

251. The name Italica bound the colonia to their Italian origins.

252. Miriam

254. a prolific writer who receiver the Novel Prize in literature in 1956.