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The 16 pages that link to Andalusia, each with the reason it gives.

• FlamencoNarrower topic: Flamenco’s development is rooted in Andalusian communities and places.

• SevilleNarrower topic: Seville is its capital and one of its principal historical centers.

• Flamenco guitarNarrower topic: Flamenco guitar’s roots lie in the region’s musical and social settings.

• TapasBroader topic: Andalusia is closely associated with early and enduring tapas customs.

• GaliciaCompared with: Its southern climate and historical influences differ sharply from Galicia’s Atlantic setting.

• Cante jondoNarrower topic: Cante jondo developed within Andalusia’s diverse musical culture.

• GazpachoNarrower topic: Gazpacho is especially associated with Andalusian cooking and its hot climate.

• Spanish danceNarrower topic: Many internationally known Spanish dance forms developed in its communities.

• Andalusian horseRelated: The region gave the breed its familiar name and remains closely associated with it.

• Jerez de la FronteraNarrower topic: Jerez is one of Andalusia’s major cities and shares its regional institutions and cultural traditions.

• Juan Ramón JiménezRelated: Andalusian landscapes and memory recur throughout Jiménez’s writing.

• MálagaNarrower topic: Málaga is one of Andalusia’s principal cities and a major Mediterranean gateway.

• Andalusian nationalismNarrower topic: The movement's territorial and cultural reference point is Andalusia itself.

• El Torcal de AntequeraNarrower topic: El Torcal lies within Andalusia’s province of Málaga.

• La Niña de los PeinesNarrower topic: Its musical traditions formed the wider setting of Pavón’s life and art.

• Rocío JuradoNarrower topic: Its cultural traditions formed an important backdrop to Jurado’s repertoire and image.