Greetings Steemians.

The image of Spanish folkloric dance, better known outside Spain, is flamenco and sevillanas and identifies us anywhere in the world. But in reality Spanish folklore is very varied, not limited to flamenco, as some people may think, not even in Andalusia, where we have an immense variety, such as, the malagueñas, cordobesas, sevillanas, fandangos de Huelva, alegrías, bulerías, soleares, jota, fandangos, boleros ...

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Recently I joined the school of Juan Navarro, wonderful historian of the Spanish Folklore, both in his dance or as his clothes, of which he has a large collection and I have the pleasure of wearing one of these reproductions in each performance.
They are dressed with all the details, in the quality of the fabrics, their embroideries, copied from ancient clothing, books or paintings of the time.

These are my espadrilles for some dances, the stockings, and something that can not be missed, the pololos, jj.

And the different types of castanets

La jota de Bedmar is one of many Andalusian folklore dances.
Bedmar is a municipality in the province of Jaén.

@marena5