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HOLY
WEEK
GUIDE of the province of Seville
HOLY
WEEK
Edita: Prodetur, S.A.

Produce: Marte Producciones.
Textos: Manuel Rodrguez.
Traduccin: Eduardo Lpez
Colabora: Nodo Publicidad y Comunicacin.
Imprime: Escandn Impresores.
Relacin de fotgrafos:
Juan Fernndez Perea Quino Castro Manuel Ponce Hidalgo Juan Brbara
Jos L. Jimnez MAJIVI Eduardo Fernndez Lpez Rafael Cortijo Fernndez
Jess Ceferino Toro Ani Garca Antonio Muz Fco. Javier Baos
Juan Flores
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Institutional Greetings
PASSION FOR THE PROVINCE
THE RELIGIOUS FLOAT PASO: MOUNTING, FLORAL ADORNS, MELTING THE WAX,
CLEANING THE SILVERWARE
THE SOUND OF THE HOLY WEEK: BANDS AND SAETAS
THE CLOTHES OF THE NAZARENO PENITENTS
DICTIONARY
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ifferent, plural and unique are three frequently used adjectives when asked to
describe the province of Seville in the broadest sense. A difference and a richness
in its way of being marked by the traces of different cultures throughout its history.
These peculiar forms of being and feeling are reflected in traditions revealed with
an unusual force during the Holy Week. Because the Holy Week, name of a religious
event associated with the city of Seville via an inevitable and well deserved binomial,
focuses the eyes of the whole world, on the eve of the springtime, with an abundance
of sentiment, religiosity, art and aesthetics.
Holy Week is one of the most important events of Seville, and this has been reflected
for centuries in the 104 municipalities of the entire province, In fact, in 14 of them, Holy
Week is considered as an event of National Tourism Interest of Andalusia: Alcal de
Guadara, Alcal del Ro, Carmona, Castilleja de la Cuesta, Coria del Ro, cija, Estepa,
Guadalcanal, La Roda de Andaluca, Las Cabezas de San Juan, Marchena, Morn de
la Frontera, Osuna y Pilas. Throughout this guide we will place special emphasis on
them, but without forgetting the rest, where the quality of the brotherhoods is always
increasing.
A Week of Passion that reveals -as well as the feeling and spirituality- the heritage,
the culture and the traditions of our municipalities.
The brotherhoods of the municipalities of Seville have contributed to the enhancement

and glory of the Holy Week. Heirs of a centuries-old devotion, they provide with each
one of the images through the streets of the towns, moments of solemnity, meditation
and faith towards Our Lord Jesus Christ, attracting every year more followers to enjoy
it. As spring blooms, the province of Seville is full of tradition, art, passion, glory
to commemorate the Passion, Death and Resurrection of Our Lord. A Marian fervor
that transcends borders, a common feeling forged and consolidated with the passing
of the years.
Because our province is a treasure for cultural tourism and one of religious
motivation. Not in vain, there are 14 villages who have declared their Holy Week as
an event of National Tourism Interest in Andalusia. The artistic heritage, the crafts, the
embroidery, the imagery and in general the whole culture linked to the Holy Week in
our towns, are attractive enough to consider this province as really unique.
These brotherhoods are responsible for making sense of the Holy Week forming
processions of penance and accompanying the Sacred Titulars, working right through
the year so that over these days people can enjoy moments that will remain forever
etched on their mind. There is no special municipality or brotherhood, but all together
with a continuing effort, they give us these unique moments.
A religious tourism which opens up a wide range of possibilities and to which we

dedicate our efforts and work to realize specific proposals through routes of the
heritage, crafts, gastronomy or other religious display and events throughout the year,
in the municipalities of the province of Seville.
This guide aims to show the exuberance of the sacred art of the province of Seville, in
addition to paying tribute to the great scenic and monumental treasure of our towns.
The guide is divided into six regions containing all the municipalities of the province.
Within each region, you will find information on each brotherhood by location, with
the most characteristic features. At the end of that information you can find additional
facts about some municipalities, highlighting aspects of their processional routes, as
well as useful information, important sites to visit and the gastronomy of the year at
that time. There are also other interesting sections to better understand the rituals
and customs of this religious event.
But there is another Holy Week, of the other Seville, which displays its colors in the
villages of the province, also in the prelude to springtime.
From the Provincial Council of Seville, we want to continue influencing the momentum
of these our traditions and promote them outside our borders. This comprehensive
guide is a good example of that, because if there is another Seville, there is another
Holy Week too.
Fernando Rodrguez Villalobos

President of the Provincial Council of Seville
This guide has been prepared with a great respect and affection towards the most
important traditions of each municipality. For this purpose, it is been created a
documentary source involving nearly three hundred brotherhoods.
With these lines, we want to thank for their assistance every corporation, municipality,
brotherhood who, selflessly, with much interest and cooperation, have contributed
to the realization of this Guide to the Holy Week in the province of Seville.
Manuel Rodrguez
Journalist
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THE SOUND OF THE HOLY WEEK: BANDS AND SAETAS
The music of the Holy Week is provided by the Sodalities Cofradas, whose
sounds accompany the processions of penance.
Silence is one of the most characteristic sounds of a procession, although it is
unimaginable without a beating of a drum or a bugle chord.
THE RELIGIOUS FLOAT PASO: MOUNTING, FLORAL

ADORNS, MELTING THE WAX, CLEANING THE
SILVERWARE
Countdown to Holy Week begins in Lent as preparations are intesifying in all the
temples and Brotherhood Houses of each of the Sodalities Cofradas forming
processions of penance.
Normally, it all starts by cleaning the embroidery and the gold or silver ware of the
floats: the silver or golden poles supporting the ornate canopy, the candles, the small
grilles respiraderos on each side of the float Often, the provost is responsible
for coordinating this work for he is the person appointed by the Governing Board
Junta de Gobierno and, among other functions, ensures that everything about
the mounting of the float is keeping the right pace, in addition to ensuring the
preservation of the heritage.
Outside in the street, the foreman capataz is in charge of making la igual in order
to get the best team of bearers costaleros. Another work, prior to the procession
of the brotherhood, lies in melting the wax of the candles. It is a ritual in which they
place each of the candles, one by one, in the candlesticks, once it is fixed to the float.
The flowers are placed the day before the procession, often very differents, exotic
flowers or much more classic native species. For the images of Virgin Mary, white
or pastel shade flowers are widely used: gladiolus, orchids, iris, orange blossoms,
roses As for the floats of the Christ or Mistery floats, the predominant colour is red,
although the species can be the same. It depends on the brotherhood.
Bands like La Presentacin al Pueblo from Dos Hermanas, Santa Cecilia or La

Virgen del Castillo from Lebrija, Nuestra Seora de la Granada from Guillena,
the Filarmnica from Pilas, the Filarmnica del Carmen or Nuestra Seora de
la Oliva from Salteras (this is one of the oldest Bands in the region of El Aljarafe),
among many others, are proper names of this kind of music in our land.
As for the Saeta (literally, arrow), it is a religious song without musical
accompaniment, sung by gender specialists and addressed to each titular image
of the corporations. Lyrics are based on passages relating to the Passion of Jesus
Christ. It is an improvised music you can enjoy only during the Holy Week and has
its roots in Andalusia.
Since 1986 Marchena has been home to one of the most important schools for
learning how to sing the Saeta.
THE CLOTHES OF THE NAZARENO PENITENTS

The titular images in the procession of every brotherhood are accompanied by
the Nazarenos. One of the most important and characteristic elements of this
clothing is the capirote pointed hood, this cone shaped hood is traditionally made
of cardboard, although since some years ago it is also made of plastic grid, much
more practical and durable.
The clothing of the Nazareno is composed of several pieces: robe-tunic, maskhood, cloak, girdle-cord, gloves that change according to the Rules Reglas of
the sodality or brotherhood.
These garments are often made of twill or ruan, a very versatile fabric. Full tunicrobes pieces ranging between 150 to 600 euro, in the case of using velvet.
DICTIONARY.
GLOSSARY OF THE HOLY WEEK.
ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE
HOLY WEEK TO UNDESTAND THIS GUIDE
ACLITO: Acolyte -altar boy- serving in
the Church or in the procession, even
without receiving the holy orders or
the tonsure. He goes before the float
carrying candlesticks and incense
to herald the approach of the titular
images of the brotherhood.
Agua: Person in charge of giving
water to the bearers of the float. One of
the few paid jobs by the brotherhood.
Alpargata: Typical footwear used by
the penitents and the bearers of the
float.
Andas: Support loaded by the brothers
of the brotherhood and on which are
placed the images for a short transfer.
Antifaz: Piece of fabric (ruan,
twill, velvet, linen depending
on the brotherhood) upright when
on the capirote and dropping if
the nazareno is a penitent or a
maniguero walking by the float.
Bambalinas: Each of the pieces in

velvet or embroidered mesh hanging
down from the four sides of the top of
the canopy.
Banda: Group of musicians
accompanying the float, usually
composed of bugles and drums,
although sometimes playing bassoon,
tuba, flute, trombone
Cngulo: Cord on the waist of the

nazareno.
Cirio: Large candle carried by the
nazareno to light the passage of the
procession.
Cofrada: Brotherhood forming a
procession of penance.
Costalero: Person who carries
the images of the Cofrada on his
shoulders, the team of Costaleros is
under the float.
Cruz de Gua: Cross opening the
procession, usually flanked by horns
and lanterns.
Camarera: Woman in charge of

caring or dressing an image, ensuring
the care and maintenance of the
clothing.
Hermano Mayor: The head of

a brotherhood and its ultimately
responsible.
Canastilla: Upper part of the float,

carved.
Incienso: Preparation of aromatic

resins with essential oils of animal or
vegetable origin.
Candelera: Set of candles lighting

up the float. The lighter is the person
in charge and walks ahead of the float.
Capataz: The person who leads the
team of bearers of the float.
Armaos: Roman soldiers in a very

peculiar dress.
Capirote: Cardboard or plastic grid

cone on the head of the nazarenos, it
is covered with the antifaz.
Bacalao: Popular name for the banner

of the brotherhood.
Chicot: Long stretch performed by

the bearers without a break.
Levant: Moment at which the float

rises to continue its route when the
Capataz knocks with the Llamador.
Libro de Regla: Book of
brotherhoods statute or Rules.
Llamador: Piece of metal or wood
on the front of the float, used by the
Capataz to warn the Costaleros.
Manigueta: Handle protruding from
the corners of the Pasos floats.
Mantilla: Silk, blond lace, wool or

other fabrics garment decorated with
tulle or lace, worn by some women
on Holy Thursday and Good Friday. At
this time of year the Mantilla is always
black.
Misterio: Floats representing a
passage of the life, Passion, Death and
Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Nazarenos: Brothers in the
Brotherhood, in regulation dress,
accompanying the titular images of the
procession.
Orfebrera: Artistic work realized on
implements or ornaments in precious
metals, basically silver and gold or
a mixture or alloy of both metals. An
Orfebre is the person who does the
work.
Respiradero: Decorated opening
bordering the Paso float allowing the
air to enter and exit the interior of the
float where the Costaleros are.
Saeta: Typical religious song of the
Holy Week, linked to Flamenco singing.
Albaida del Aljarafe

Almensilla
Benacazn
Bollullos de la Mitacin
Bormujos
Camas
Carrin de los Cspedes
Castilleja de Guzmn
Castilleja de la Cuesta
Castilleja del Campo
Espartinas
Gines
Huvar del Aljarafe
Mairena del Aljarafe
Olivares
Palomares del Ro
Salteras
San Juan de Aznalfarache
Sanlcar la Mayor
Santiponce
Tomares
Umbrete
Valencina de la Concepcin
Villanueva del Ariscal
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TOWNS OF THE
MUNICIPALITY
ALJARAFE
Called the highlands in Arabic by the Moorish, this region is located

to the West of the province of Seville. It is a territory rich in olive groves,
vines and diverse fruit and of course rich in history and art, with a strong
Brotherhood tradition, reflected in the almost forty Hermandades doing
their processions of penance throughout the whole territory.
First of all, the Via Crucis Stations of the Cross of El Aljarafe are held in
Itlica, Santiponces municipality, on the first Saturday of Lent, and are
considered a National Tourism Interest of Andalusia.
Tartessos, Romans, Muslims This land is a rich mix of civilizations and
cultures, which attracts thousands of visitors because of the splendid
cultural and artistic heritage. Today, this area of the periphery of Seville
has a growing high population due to the proximity to the city as well
as the climatic conditions and the landscape, making this region a true
reference for the entire province.
salteras
olivares
sanlcar
la Mayor
Castilleja
del Campo
Carrin de
los Cspedes
Huvar del
aljarafe
albaida del
aljarafe
Valencina de
la Concepcin
Castilleja
de Guzmn
Villanueva
del ariscal
espartinas
umbrete
Gines
Bormujos
santiponce
Castilleja de
la Cuesta
Camas
tomares
Mairena del
aljarafe
Benacazn
almensilla
san Juan de
aznalfarache
Palomares del ro
Bollullos de
la Mitacin
DISTANCES TO SEVILLE
Albaida del Aljarafe ................. 17 km.
Almensilla .............................. 13 km.
Benacazn ............................. 20 km.
Bollullos de la Mitacin ........... 14 km.
Bormujos ................................. 7 km.
Camas ..................................... 3 km.
Carrin de los Cspedes ......... 36 km.
Castilleja de Guzmn ................ 6 km.
Castilleja de la Cuesta ............... 5 km.
Castilleja del Campo ............... 33 km.
Espartinas .............................. 12 km.
Gines ....................................... 8 km.
Huvar del Aljarafe ...................... 28 km.

Mairena del Aljarafe ...................... 7 km.
Olivares ...................................... 16 km.
Palomares del Ro ......................... 8 km.
Salteras ...................................... 12 km.
San Juan de Aznalfarache ............. 4 km.
Sanlcar la Mayor ....................... 20 km.
Santiponce ................................... 6 km.
Tomares ....................................... 4 km.
Umbrete ..................................... 16 km.
Valencina de la Concepcin ........... 8 km.
Villanueva del Ariscal ................... 14 km.
ABOUT THE MUNICIPALITY
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Albaida
Hermandad de la Santa Vera Cruz

Foundation: 1514.
See: Capilla de la Santa Vera Cruz.
Procession day: Good -Holy - Friday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Vera Cruz
y Ntra. Seora y Madre de la Piedad.
Robe: White with train, green buttons,
green cord and hood.
Hermandad de la Soledad
Foundation: 1637.
See: Oratorio y Casa Hermandad de la
Soledad.
Procession day: Good - Holy - Friday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de los Afligidos
y Mara Santsima de los Dolores en su
Soledad.
Robe: White, black buttons, hood and
cloak, purple cord.
Did you know

The Santsimo Cristo de la
Vera-Cruz is an anonymous
carving of the 18th century.
One very impressive moment
is when the brotherhood from
Albaida del Aljarafe run along
the narrow Velarde street.
This moment provokes many
emotions as the faithful locals
get together so as not to miss
out on this beatiful image.
Easter - Resurrection - Sunday:

Procession of Virgen de la Soledad.
Bollullos de la Mitacin
Hermandad del Gran Poder (La Merced)
Foundation: 1949.
See: Ermita de Roncesvalles.
Procession day: Maundy Thursday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess del Gran
Poder y Mara Santsima de la Merced en
su Amargura Coronada.
Robe: Off - white, purple hood.
Foundation: 1573.
See: Parroquia de San Martn de Tours.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo del Amor y
Mara Santsima en su Soledad.
Robe: White with cloak, black hood and
buttons, white and black cord.
Bormujos
Hermandad de la Vera Cruz Hermandad

Sacramental
Foundation: 1634.
See: Parroquia de Nuestra Seora de la
Encarnacin.
Procession day: Holy Wednesday.
Floats: 2.
y Mara Santsima de los Dolores. Jess
del Gran Poder y Mara Santsima de la
Merced en su Amargura Coronada.
Robe: Black with cloak.
Camas
Hermandad del Gran Poder Nazareno

de Camas
Foundation: 16th century.
See: Iglesia Parroquial de Santa Mara
de Gracia.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Ntro. Padre Jess del Gran
Poder y Ntra. Seora Mara Santsima de
los Dolores.
Robe: Black twill, esparto belt.
Agrupacin Parroquial La Humillacin

Foundation: 1991.
See: Iglesia Parroquial de Santa Maria
de Gracia. Leaving from the Casa
Hermandad de La Humillacion.
Procession day: Holy / Passion Saturday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess del
Soberano Poder y Mara Santsima de la
Humillacin Gloriosa.
Robe and cloak: Cream coloured, redwine coloured velvet pointed hood.
Carrin de los Cspedes
Hermandad de Ntra. Sra. de Consolacin

See: Ermita de Santa Mara.
Procession day: Good / Holy Friday.
Titulars: Stmo. Cristo de la Vera Cruz y
Ntra. Sra. de la Soledad.
Robe: No.
Benacazn
Hermandad de la Vera Cruz

Foundation: 1511.
See: Capilla de la Vera Cruz.
Floats: 2.
y Mara Santsima de los Dolores.
Robe and cloak: Cream coloured, velvet
hood, green cord and buttons.
Foundation: 1584.
See: Capilla de la Soledad.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo Yacente y
Mara Santsima de la Soledad.
Robe: White, green cord and buttons.
Black hood and cloak.
Easter / Resurrection Sunday: Transfer
Nino Dios y Procesion de la Resurreccion.
Castilleja
de la Cuesta
Hermandad de Santiago
Foundation: 1567.
See: Parroquia de Santiago Apstol.
Did you know

In June 2013, the Virgen de
los Dolores from Camas,
patron-saint of the town, will
be canonically crowned in the
Cathedral of Seville.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess de los
Remedios en su Santo Sepulcro y
Nuestra Seora de la Soledad.
Robe and hood: Black velvet, black satin
cloak, red silk cord for the section of the
Christ. Ivory coloured robe, twill cloak
ivory colour, red satin hood and red silk
cord.
Hermandad de la Calle Real
Foundation: 1478.
See: Iglesia Parroquial de Nuestra Seora
de Consolacion.
Procession day: Good / Holy Friday
(Madruga- early hours).
Floats: 2.
Poder y Mara Santsima de los Dolores.
Robe: Black velvet, golden cord, purple
satin pointed hood for the float of the
Christ, white wool robe with pale blue
buttons and cord, same colour satin hood
for the Virgen.
Easter/Resurrection Sunday: Feast of
National Tourism Interest of Andalusia.
Espartinas
Hermandad Sacramental de Espartinas

Foundation: 1726.
See: Parroquia Nuestra Seora de la
Asuncin.
Procession day: Holy Tuesday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Sangre y
Mara Santsima de los Dolores.
Robe and hood: Black, with train,
esparto belt.
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Hermandad de la Santa Cruz

Antigua.
Titulars: Santisimo Cristo de las penas.
Via Crucis ( Way of the Cross ) on
shoulders of devotees.
Robe: No.
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Almensilla
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Did you know

The sculpture of Santsimo
Cristo del Amor en su Entrada
Triunfal a Jerusaln and the
rest of the group of sculptures
are set up on the Paso de
Misterio-float belonging to the
La Borriquita brotherhood
from Huvar del Aljarafe. This
brotherhood originates from
the Catalonian village of Olot,
as do many of the images of
the Holy Week in the province
of Seville. It is this brotherhood
that opens the processions in
this town on the afternoon of
Palm Sunday.
Gines
Hermandad Sacramental
See: Parroquia de Nuestra Seora de
Beln.
Procession day: Good/Holy Friday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Vera
Cruz y Nuestra Seora de los Dolores
Coronada.
Robe: Black with black hood, esparto
belt.
Easter/Resurrection Sunday:
Procession of the Virgen de Belen without
canopy.
Olivares

Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Salud y
Nuestra Seora de la Antigua.
Robe: White with train, green hood
with the symbols of the Hermandad
(Brotherhood), greeen cord.
Foundation: 1712.
See: Iglesia Excolegial de Santa Mara de
las Nieves.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess Nazareno,
Nuestra Seora de los Dolores y el
Santsimo Cristo Yacente.
Robe: White, purple buttons, curly train,
black hood.
Huvar del
Aljarafe
Hermandad de la Borriquita
Foundation: 1993.
de la Asuncin.
Procession day: Palm Sunday.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo del Amor en su
Entrada Triunfal en Jerusaln.
Robe: White, red sash.
Hermandad del Gran Poder
Foundation: 1890.
de la Asuncin.
Floats: 1.
Poder.
Robe: Black, with train, black hood.
Holy Friday: Via-Crucis of Nuestro Padre
Jesus del Gran Poder.
Hermandad de la Sangre
Foundation: 1514.
de la Asuncin.
Floats: 2.
y Mara Santsima de la Sangre.
Robe: White,green hood.
Foundation: 1556.
de la Asuncin.
Procession day: Holy Saturday.

Floats: 1.
Robe: White, black cloak and hood, black
and white cord.
Resurrection Sunday: Procession of El
Resucitado.
Palomares
del Ro
Hermandad de Ntra. Seora

de la Estrella
Foundation: Desconocido.
See: Parroquia de la Estrella.
Procession day: Holy Friday.
Floats: 1.
y Nuestra Seora de los Dolores.
Robe: No.
Salteras
Hermandad de los Blancos

See: Iglesia Parroquial de Santa Mara de
la Oliva.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: el Dulce Nombre de Jess,
Nuestro Padre Jess Nazareno y Mara
Santsima de los Dolores.
Robe: White with purple hood, cord,
buttons and cloak, white gloves.
Hermandad de la Vera Cruz Hermandad
de los Negros
Foundation: 1551.
Did you know

Nuestra Seora de la Soledad
de la Hermandad de la VeraCruz (called los Negros) is
made of cedar wood, hollowed
out and burnt inside to prevent
against xylophagous.
See: Capilla del Santsimo Cristo de la

Vera Cruz.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Vera Cruz,
Mara Santsima de la Soledad Coronada
y Santa Mara Magdalena.
Robe: Black with train, esparto belt, black
hood/mask.
San Juan
de Aznalfarache
Hermandad de los ngeles

Foundation: 2003.
See: Parroquia de San Jos Obrero. La
salida procesional la hace desde la Casa
Hermandad de Nuestra Seora del Roco.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la
Misericordia y Nuestra Seora Reina de
los ngeles.
Robe: Black with train, large esparto belt.
Black hood.
Hermandad de San Juan Bautista
Foundation: 1743.
See: Parroquia de San Juan Bautista.
Floats: 2.
Nuestra Seora de los Dolores.
Robe and hood: Black, esparto belt.
Sanlcar la Mayor
Hermandad de la Paz
Foundation: 1981.
See: Capilla de Nuestra Seora de La
Paz.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess Cautivo y
Nuestra Seora de la Paz.
Robe and hood: White, purple cord for
the Christ and white for the Virgen.
Hermandad de la Oracin en el Huerto
See: Capilla de la Encarnacin.
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Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess Orando
en el Huerto y Mara Santsima de la
Encarnacin.
Robe: White, red wine colour for hood
and cloak.
Hermandad de Jess
Foundation: 1487.
See: Capilla de Jess.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess Nazareno
y Mara Santsima de la Concepcin.
Robe: White, purple buttons, purple satin
hood and golden cord in the float of the
Lord. White robes and pale blue buttons,
pale blue satin hood for the Virgen.
Floats: 3.
Cruz, Santsimo Cristo de la Humildad en
su Flagelacin y Mara Santsima de la
Piedad.
Robe: White. Green velvet hood, belt and
buttons.
Hermandad de las Angustias Santo
Entierro
Foundation: 1550.
See: Capilla del Santo Entierro.
Foundation: 1569.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Nuestra Seora de la Soledad.
Robe: White. Black hood and buttons.
Did you know

The town of Tomares comes
alive in the early morning of
Good Friday, its the Great Day
for locals. With the first light
of day Los Campanilleros
can be heard marching for the
brotherhood of the Vera-Cruz
at the Cuatro Esquinas (
four corners ), the place chosen
by many locals to see this
brotherhood.
SANTIPONCE
Hermandad del Rosario

Foundation: 1958.
See: Parroquia de San Isidoro del Campo.
Floats: 2.
Nuestra Seora del Rosario Coronada y
Divina Pastora de las Almas.
Robe and cloak: White, purple velvet
hood/mask and buttons, purple and white
cord.
Tomares

Foundation: 1574.
See: Parroquia Ntra. Sra. de Beln.
Procession day: Early hours of Holy
Friday morning.
Floats: 2.
Did you know

The Virgen del Rosario is the
patron-saint of Santiponce.
Nuestro Padre Jess Nazareno
chairs each year on first
Saturday of Lent the devout Via
Crucis -Stations of the Crossorganized by the brotherhoods
of El Aljarafe in the Roman city
ruins of Itlica
Titulars: Stmo. Cristo de la Vera Cruz,

Mara Stma. de los Dolores y San
Sebastin.
Robe: Black, esparto belt.
Umbrete

See: Iglesia Parroquial.
Procession day: Maundy Thursday and
Holy Saturday.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess de la
Vera+Cruz, Santo Entierro de Nuestro
Seor Jesucristo y Mara Santsima de
los Dolores.
Robe: Black. Purple hood.
Valencina de
la concepcin

See: Parroquia Nuestra Seora de la
Estrella.
Floats: 2.
Vera+Cruz, Sangre de Nuestro Seor
Jesucristo, y Mara Santsima de los
Dolores de Valencina de la Concepcin.
Robe: Black robe and hood.
VILLANUEVA DEL ARISCAL

See: Parroquia de Mara Santsima de
las Nieves.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Seor Jesucristo y
Robe: Black, purple girdle, buttons, cloak
and hood.
ALJARAFE
The brotherhood of La Oracin

en el Huerto from Sanlcar la
Mayor, was constituted in 16th
century by the guild of lawyers,
notaries and constables. After
its recognition they came to
build their own Chapel close
to Santa Mara Parish-Church,
current canonical see.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo del
Descendimiento, Santsimo Cristo
Yaciente, Mara Santsima de las
Angustias, San Juan Evangelista, Mara
Magdalena y Ntra. Seora de los Dolores.
Robe: Black, black cord, for the three
floats.
ALJARAFE
Did you know
CASTILLEJA DE LA CUESTA
VILLANUEVA DEL ARISCAL
The most important and representative event is the Holy Week. On Easter
Sunday this village is dyed in two colors, red for the brotherhood of the
Apstol Santiago of the square and pale blue for the brotherhood of La
Inmaculada Concepcin of calle Real. That day has been catalogued a
National Tourism Interest of Andalusia in January 20, 1999.
This municipality of the Sevillian Aljarafe lives the Holy Week in the days
before for this town is responsible for opening the Great Week with the
procession of the Veracruz brotherhood, with Nuestro Seor Jesucristo en
la Cruz and Mara Santsima de las Nieves as titulars. It is a very solemn
procession which brings together many of the faithful devotees who dont
want to miss the unrepeatable and beautiful images through the streets.
So are celebrated the traditional vueltas -go round- in which both

brotherhoods put their respective banners simpecaos on the streets,
singing Sevillanas as a witness. In the afternoon, the titular images of each
one of these brotherhoods form a procession along the streets of Castilleja
de la Cuesta in Paso de Gloria, accompanied by the Brothers.
You cant miss out in this town the old palace of the Dukes of Montpensier,
where the Conquistador Hernn Corts died. It is very important too
the Church of Santiago el Mayor or the Church of Nuestra Seora de la
Concepcin, and the Hermitage of Nuestra Seora de Gua.
Among the most typical sweets are the ring-shaped rolls roscos manta,
the pestios, rosquitos, pionates and special French toast torrijas.
When visiting this village during these days you cant miss out the 18th
century Parish Church of Santa Mara de las Nieves, of an important artistic
value inside. And the Hermitage of San Miguel, where is the Inmaculada
Concepcin is another among the most characteristics sites of this town.
For its wine-growing and producing roots and its fertile lands, Villanueva
del Ariscal has always stood in gastronomy respecting the basis of
traditional cookery adapted to seasonal products. At this time of the year, in
addition to the popular home-made stews and the most popular tost con
huevos, one can enjoy typical sweets like the orange cakes, pionates,
pestios, torrijas or the special flakes hojuelas.
ALJARAFE
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Alcal de Guadaira
Arahal
Caada Rosal
Carmona
cija
El Rubio
El Viso del Alcor
Estepa
Fuentes de Andaluca
La Campana
Lantejuela
La Luisiana
La Puebla de Cazalla
Los Molares
Mairena del Alcor
Marchena
Osuna
Paradas
Utrera
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La Campia is a region located at the south of Guadalquivir river. This

area is very rich in cultural and monumental heritage. Through the
monuments of the villages one can read the occupation these territories
had in the past, Roman or Moorish remains Natural contrasts of these
lands give a maximum rich landscape, from large wooden meadows to
plains dedicated to growing. Hence, La Campia has a rich gastronomic
culture derived from the fine raw materials grown on its fields.
This region has 19 municipalities, six of which have a Holy Week classified
as National Tourism Interest of Andalusia. The value of many of the
images forming a procession of penance, these days is really high. This
is one of the regions receiving more visitors during holidays, attracted by
the uniqueness of the area.
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TOWNS OF THE
MUNICIPALITY
Caada rosal
la Campana
la luisiana
el Viso
del alcor
cija
Fuentes de
andaluca
Carmona
Mairena
del alcor
alcal de
Guadaira
Marchena
la lantejuela
Paradas
arahal
los Molares
el rubio
estepa
osuna
la Puebla
de Cazalla
utrera
DISTANCES TO SEVILLA
Alcal de Guadaira ................. 15 Km.
Arahal .................................... 45 Km.
Caada Rosal ......................... 79 Km.
Carmona ................................ 33 Km.
cija ....................................... 94 Km.
El Rubio ................................ 102 Km.
El Viso del Alcor ...................... 28 Km.
Estepa ................................. 110 Km.
Fuentes de Andaluca ............. 61 Km.
La Campana ........................... 56 Km.
Lantejuela .................................. 76 Km.

La Luisiana ................................. 69 Km.
La Puebla de Cazalla ................... 71 Km.
Los Molares ................................ 44 Km.
Mairena del Alcor ........................ 25 Km.
Marchena ................................... 60 Km.
Osuna ......................................... 86 Km.
Paradas ...................................... 50 Km.
Utrera ......................................... 30 Km.
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Hermandad del Perdn

Foundation: 1979.
See: Parroquia de la Inmaculada
Concepcin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo del Perdn,
Nuestra Seora de las Angustias y Santa
Clara de Ass.
Robe: With train and black hood with
purple cord.
Hermandad del Cautivo
Foundation: 1954.
See: Parroquia de San Sebastin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestra Seora de los Dolores,
Nuestro Padre Jess Cautivo y Rescatado
y Mara Santsima de la Esperanza.
Robe: With train and black hood with
purple cord.
Hermandad del Soberano Poder
Foundation: 2001.
See: Parroquia de San Mateo.
Hermandad de la Amargura
Foundation: 1940.
Floats: 2.
Nuestra Seora de la Amargura.
Robe: White with train, white hood and
blue buttons.
Hermandad de Jess
Foundation: 1801.
See: Parroquia de Santiago.
Friday.
Floats: 3.
Mara Santsima del Socorro y San Juan
Evangelista.
Robe: Black with train, wide esparto belt.
Hermandad del Santo Entierro
See: Capilla del Santo Entierro.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Buena
Muerte, Ntra. Sra. de la Soledad, San
Juan Evangelista y Sta. Mara Magdalena.
Robe: For the nazarenos with the
allegorical float, black robe and hood
with white cloak. Robe with white cloak,
purple hood and cord for those with the
Christ and golden cord with the Mystery
float.
Arahal
Foundation: 1987.
See: ex convento de San Roque.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo en su entrada
en Jerusaln.
Robe: White robe and hood.
Hermandad de Vera Cruz
Foundation: 1603.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsima Virgen de la Piedad y
Santsimo Cristo del Amor.
Robe: Black.
Hermandad de la Misericordia
Foundation: 1501.
See: Templo en honor del Seor de la
Misericordia.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santo Cristo de la Misericordia y
Robe: Crimson with train.
Hermandad de Ntro. Padre Jess
Nazareno
Foundation: 1604.
See: Parroquia de Santa Mara
Magdalena.
Friday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: nuestro padre Jess Nazareno,
y nuestra Seora de los Dolores.
Robe: Purple color robe with golden and
purple cord.
Titulars: Nuestro Seor Jesucristo y

Robe: White robe, black cloak and hood.
Caada Rosal
Hermandad del Cristo de la Misericordia

Foundation: About 1950.
See: Parroquia de Santa Ana.
Floats: 2.
Misericordia y Ntra. Sra de los Dolores.
Robe: Purple robe, white cloak and hood.
Hermandad del Santo Entierro.
Foundation: 1966.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo del Santo
Entierro y Nuestra Seora de los Dolores.
Robe: Black robe, white cloak and hood.
Hermandad del Cristo de la Buena
Muerte.
Foundation: 13th to 15th century.
Floats: 1.
Procession day: Holy (Easter) Monday.
Muerte.
Robe: No.
cija
Hermandad de la Esperanza
See: Parroquia Ntra. Sra. de la Victoria.
Floats: 2.
Esperanza y Ntra. Sra. de las Angustias.
Robe: White with cloak, and green satin
hood.
Foundation: 1955.
Nuestra Seora.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo en su entrada
en Jerusaln.
Robe: Black robe with white cloak and
capillo hood, blue and red cord.

See: Convento Franciscano de S. Roque.
Floats: 2.
Hermandad de Nuestro Padre Jess

Cautivo y Nuestra Madre y Seora de las
Lgrimas
Foundation: 1955.
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Foundation: 1965.
See: Iglesia del Carmen del colegio
salesiano de Nuestra Seora del guila.
Floats: 2.
Oracin en el Huerto y Mara Santsima
del Rosario en sus Misterios Dolorosos.
Robe: Cream color, black hood with
cloak.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess ante
Caifs, Mara Santsima de la Caridad y
Dan Juan Evangelista.
Robe and cloak: Cream color, pale blue
hood, cord and buttons.
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Alcal de Guadaira
Hermandad de La Borriquita
Foundation: 1961.
See: Parroquia de San Agustn.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Bondad,
Nuestra Seora de la Oliva y San Agustn
de Hipona.
Robe: White, red velvet hood.
Hermandad de Fervorosa Hermandad del

Santsimo Cristo de la Yedra y Ntra. Sra.
de la Caridad.
Foundation: 1959.
See: Iglesia de Santa Ana.
Procession day: Holy Monday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Yedra y
Ntra. Sra. de la Caridad.
Robe and hood: Green, white cloak.
Hermandad de la Expiracin.
Foundation: 1579.
See: Parroquia de Santiago el Mayor.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Cristo de la Expiracin, Ntra.
Sra. de los Dolores y Ntro. Padre Jess
Nazareno de la Misericordia.
Robe: White robe and cloak, red hood.
Hermandad de San Gil.
Foundation: 1963.
See: Iglesia parroquial de San Gil
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Ntro. Sr. Jesucristo, San Marcos,
San Roque, Stmo. Cristo de la Salud
y Ntra. Sra. de los Dolores, Sagrado
Corazn de Jess y San Juan de Dios.
Robe: Purple robe with white cloaks and
pale blue turn-ups, purple hood an belt /
White robe with white cloak and pale blue
turn-ups, pale blue hood and belt.
Hermandad del Confaln.
Foundation: 1470.
See: Iglesia conventual de la Victoria.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Stmo. Cristo de la Sagrada
Columna y Azotes, Stmo. Cristo de
Confaln y Ntra. Sra. de la Esperanza y de

la Pursima Concepcin de Mara.
Robe and cloak: White, black bow tie,
and red, black and green sash with the
arms of the brotherhood.
Hermandad de la Sangre.
Foundation: 1564.
See: Iglesia Parroquial Mayor de Santa
Cruz.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Stmo. Cristo de la Sangre y Ntra.
Sra. de los Dolores.
Robe: Red with white cloak and esparto
cord / White with red cloak and esparto
cord.
Hermandad del Silencio.
Foundation: 1666.
Cruz.
Friday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Ntro. Padre Jess Nazareno
Abrazado a la Cruz y M. Stma. de la
Amargura.
Robe: Purple, black hood and cloak,
esparto cord.
Hermandad de San Juan.
Foundation: 1582.
See: Iglesia de San Juan.
Friday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Ntro. Padre Jess Nazareno,
Santa Cruz en Jerusaln y Ntra. Sra. de
las Misericordias.
Robe: Black robe with cloak rolled up
in sash, black capillo hood with the
Jerusalem Cross in red.
Hermandad de Jess sin Soga.
Foundation: 1977.
See: Iglesia de Santa Brbara.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Ntro. Padre Jess sin Soga,
Ntra. Sra. de la Fe y Sagrados Corazones

de Jess y Mara.
Robe: White robe and capillo hood and
the arms of the brotherhood. No cord.
Hermandad de la Mortaja.
Foundation: 1989.
See: Iglesia de Sta. Mara Ntra. Seora.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Ntro. Padre Jess Descendido
de la Cruz en el Misterio de Su Sagrada
Mortaja y M. Stma. De la Piedad.
Robe: Brown with a Carmelite scapulary,
cream colored capillo hood with the
arms of the brotherhood.
Robe: Cream coloured robe, white cloak

with blue fringe held on left shoulder.
El Rubio
Hermandad de El Santsimo Cristo de la

Salud
Foundation: Desconocido.
See: Parroquia de Ntra. Seora del
Rosario.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Salud
Robe: No.
Hermandad de la Merced.
Foundation: 1509.
See: Iglesia Conventual de La Merced.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Ntra. Sra. de la Piedad y Stmo.
Cristo de la Exaltacin en la Cruz.
Robe: White robe, black hood, cloak,
footwear, gloves and sash.

Nazareno y Mara Santsima de la
Esperanza
Foundation: 1904.
See: Iglesia Parroquial de Ntra. Seora
del Rosario.
Floats: 2.
y Mara Santsima de la Esperanza.
Tnica, capa y antifaz: Purple robe,
cloak and hood.
Hermandad de la Soledad.
Foundation: 1573.
See: Iglesia Parroquial Ntra. Sra. del
Carmen.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Ntra. Sra. en la Consideracin
de Sus Angustias y Soledad, Sto. Entierro
de Ntro. Sr. Jesucristo y del Dulce
Nombre de Jess.
Robe: White with black cloak and black
velvet capillo hood, white sash.
Hermandad y Cofrada del Santo Entierro

de Cristo y Mara Santsima de los
Dolores
Foundation: 1904.
See: Parroquia de Ntra. Seora del
Rosario.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo en su Santo Entierro y
Robe: Black, with white cloak and black
capillo hood, esparto cord.
Hermandad del Resucitado.

Foundation: 1601.
Cruz.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Stmo. Sacramento, Gloriosa
Resurreccin de Ntro Seor Jesucristo,
M. Stma. de la Alegra y Santa M.
Magdalena.
La Puebla de Cazalla
Foundation: 1955.
See: Iglesia Parroquial de Ntra. Sra. de
las Virtudes.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jess en su Triunfal Entrada en
Jerusaln y M Santsima de la Paz.
Robe: White soutane, red buttons, cloak
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Nuestra Seora.
Floats: 2.
Nuestra Madre y Seora de las Lgrimas
Robe: Black robe with white cloak and
black capillo hood, esparto cord.
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Hermandad de Vera Cruz

Foundation: 1550.
See: Iglesia del ex-Convento de Ntra. Sra
de la Victoria.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Stmo. Cristo de la Vera-Cruz
y M Santsima del Mayor Dolor en su
Soledad.
Robe and hood: White. Red buttons,
cloak and Franciscan cord. Green sash.
Nazareno.
Foundation: 1677.
See: Iglesia del ex-Convento de Ntra. Sra.
de la Victoria.
Friday.
Floats: 2.
M Santsima de las Lgrimas y S. Juan
Evangelista.
Robe: Purple robe with train, purple hood,
esparto girdles and cords.
Hermandad de los Dolores
Foundation: 1731.
See: Iglesia del ex-Convento de Ntra. Sra
de la Victoria.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Stmo. Cristo de las Aguas
yacente y Ntra. Sra. de los Dolores.
Robe and hood: Black, white cloak and
Franciscan cord.
El Viso del Alcor
Foundation: 1980.
See: Iglesia Parroquial Sta. M. del Alcor.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro padre Jess de la
Salud en su entrada triunfal en Jerusaln
y Mara Santsima de la paz y Santiago
Apstol.
Robe: White robe, hood and cloak.

Foundation: 1970.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro padre Jess Cautivo y
nuestra seora de la Amargura.
Robe: White robe, red wine cloak and
hood.
Hermandad de la Vera Cruz.
Foundation: 1940.
See: Capilla del Rosario.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Vera-Cruz
y Mara Santsima del Rosario en sus
Misterios Dolorosos.
Robe: White robe, beige cloak and green
hood for the Christ and with a red hood
for the Virgen.
Hermandad de la Piedad
Foundation: 1980.
See: Casa Hermandad.
Friday
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la buena
muerte y nuestra seora de la Piedad.
Robe and hood: Black, esparto girdle.
Nazareno.
Foundation: Beginning of 17th century.
See: Iglesia Conventual del Corpus
Christi.
Floats: 2.
Mara Santsima del Mayor Dolor y
Traspaso y San Juan Evangelista.
Robe: White, purple cloak and hood.
Foundation: 1557.
See: Casa Hermandad en la Calle Horno.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo del Amor, Santo
Entierro de Nuestro Seor Jesucristo y
Ntra. Seora de los Dolores.
Robe and hood: Black.
Asociacin Parroquial de la Esperanza
Foundation: 1988.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Mara Santsima de la
Esperanza.
Robe: No.
Marchena
Foundation: 1956.
See: Convento de San Agustn.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess de la Paz
en su Entrada Triunfal en Jerusaln y
Mara Santsima de la Palma.
Robe: White with red cloak, hood, buttons
and cord.
Hermandad de la Humildad
Foundation: 1821
See: C/Santa Clara.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre y Seor de la
Humildad y Paciencia y Nuestra Seora
de los Dolores.
Robe: White, red hood, buttons and
cords.
Hermandad del Dulce Nombre
Foundation: 1599.
See: Plazuela del Dulce Nombre.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Dulce Nombre de Jess,
Nuestra Seora de la Piedad y San Juan
Evangelista.
Robe: Beige robe and cloak, red wine
hood and buttons, beige and red wine
cord.
Hermandad de la Vera Cruz.

Foundation: 1533.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Seor de la Santa Vera Cruz
y Nuestra Seora de la Esperanza
Coronada.
Robe: For the nazarenos of the Christ,
white robe with train, green hood and
buttons, esparto belt. Those of the Virgen,
green cloak, robe without train.
Nazareno.
Foundation: Beginnings of 17th century.
See: Iglesia de San Miguel. C/. San
Miguel.
Procession day: Holy Friday, early hours.
Floats: 3.
Mara Santsima de las Lgrimas, Nuestra
Seora de los Remedios y San Juan
Evangelista.
Robe: White with cloak, purple hood and
buttons, yellow cord.
Hermandad del Cristo de San Pedro.
Foundation: 1556.
See: Iglesia de San Pedro Mrtir.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de San Pedro,
Mara Santsima de las Angustias,
Nuestra Seora del Rosario y San Juan
Evangelista.
Robe: Black robe, cloak and hood. Red
cord and buttons.
Hermandad de la Soledad.
Foundation: 1567.
See: Iglesia de San Pedro Mrtir.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Santo Entierro de Cristo, Nuestra
Seora y Madre del Soledad y Triunfo de
la Santa Cruz.
Robe: White robe, black cloak, hood,
buttons and cord.
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(St. James) Cross embroidered in red.
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Hermandad de Nuestro Padre Seor de

la Humildad y Nuestra Seora de los
Dolores
Foundation: 1658.
See: Iglesia de San Francisco. Capilla del
Convento de las Hermanas de la Cruz.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Padre Seor de la Humildad y
Tnica y capirote: White, red buttons
and cuffs, red cloak. Arms of the
corporation on left shoulder.
Pontifica, Ilustre y Muy Antigua
Nazareno, Santa Cruz en Jerusaln y
Nuestra Seora de la Merced
Foundation: Beginnings of 17th century.
See: Iglesia de San Jos.
Floats: 2.
Santa Cruz en Jerusaln y Nuestra
Seora de la Merced.
Robe: White, purple buttons, cuffs, cloak
and pointed hood, with JHS acronym over
the chest. Jerusalem Cross arms on left
shoulder.
Hermandad y Cofrada de Nazarenos de

Nuestro Padre Jess de la Santa Vera
Cruz y Mara Santsima del Mayor Dolor
Foundation: Second half of 16th century.
See: Monasterio de la Encarnacin.
Cenobio de las Madres Mercedarias.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Ntro. Padre Jess de la Sta.Vera
Cruz y M Stma. del Mayor Dolor.
Robe and cloak: White, green
buttons and pointed hood. Arms of the
corporation over the chest.
Grupo de Fieles del Santsimo Cristo del
Calvario
Foundation: The devotion comes from
the19th century. The Brotherhood,
as such, has had various stages of
disorganization.
See: Ermita del Senor del Calvario
(outside the village).
Procession day: Holy Friday. 18:00 h.
Presides over a massive Via Crucis
in litters from the Parish See -where
chairs the Offices of he Holy Week- to its
Chapel. The Christ is transferred in Via
Crucis from its Chapel to the Parish See
on Holy Friday late evening.
Floats: Andas portadas por cuatros
hermanos.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo del Calvario
Robe: No.
Hermandad y Cofrada de Nazarenos de
Nuestra Seor Jesucristo en su Santo
Entierro y Nuestra Seora de la Soledad
de Mara
Foundation: Second half 19th century.
Current brotherhood is a result of the
merging of two corporations.
See: Iglesia de San Jos.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Seor Jesucristo en su Santo
Entierro y Nuestra Seora de la Soledad
de Mara.
Robe and cloak: White robe, black
buttons and cuffs, black pointed hood
with St John Cross as the arms of the
corporation on left shoulder.
La Campana
Hermandad y Cofrada de Nuestro Padre

Jess Nazareno, Mara Santsima de los
Dolores y Santsimo Cristo del Amor en
su Sagrada Entrada en Jerusaln
Foundation: 2010 as a childrens
section of the brotherhood.
See: Iglesia Parroquial Santa Mara la
Blanca.
Floats: 1.
Mara Santsima de los Dolores y
Santsimo Cristo del Amor en su Sagrada
Entrada en Jerusaln.
Robe and pointed hood: White. Purple
cord.
Hermandad del Santsimo Cristo de
la Humildad y Nuestra Seora de los
Dolores, Sierva del Seor
See: Leaving from the Iglesia del ExConvento franciscano de San Sebastian.
During the year the Christ is worshiped in
the Capilla de San Lorenzo y la Virgen de
los Dolores in the Iglesia Parroquial.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Humildad
y Nuestra Seora de los Dolores, Sierva
del Seor.
Robe and pointed hood: White, red
buttons.
Hermandad del Santsimo Cristo de la
Vera Cruz
See: Iglesia Parroquia de Santa Mara la
Blanca.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Vera Cruz.
Robe: White, green buttons, cloak and
pointed hood.
Carmona
Foundation: 1566.
See: Real Iglesia del Divino Salvador.
Floats: 2.
Coronacin de Espinas, Mara Santsima
de la Esperanza y san Juan Evangelista.
Robe: White robe and cloak, purple hood.
Foundation: 1897.
See: Iglesia de San Felipe.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Seor de la Amargura y Mara
Santsima del Mayor Dolor.
Robe: Queue white robe with black
headings, esparto girdle and black
capuchin.
Hermandad de la Expiracin
Foundation: 1640.
See: Iglesia de San Blas.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Sagrada Expiracin de Cristo
Seor Nuestro, Mara Santsima de los
Dolores, Mara Santsima del Calvario,
san Juan Evangelista y san Blas.
Robe: White robe and cloak, red hood,
red and white cord.
Hermandad de las Angustias
Foundation: 1607.
See: Capilla de San Francisco.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestra Seora y Madre de
las Angustias, Sagrado Descendimiento,
Mara Santsima de los ngeles y Nuestro
Padre Jess Cautivo de Beln.
Robe: White robe, blue hood.
Hermandad de la Columna
Foundation: 1656.
See: Iglesia del Apstol Santiago.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess en
la Columna y Mara Santsima de la
Paciencia
Robe: White robe and cloak with the
Christ. Black robe and cloak with the float
of theVirgen. Blue sky hood.
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Asociacin Parroquial del Santsimo

Cristo de la Paz en su Gloriosa y Triunfal
Entrada en Jerusaln y Nuestra Seora
de la Esperanza
Foundation: 1999.
See: Iglesia Parroquial Santa Maria
la Blanca. Temporarily, because of
restoration works, it is located at the
Church of San Jos, current provisional
Parish See.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Paz en su
Gloriosa y Triunfal Entrada en Jerusaln y
Nuestra Seora de la Esperanza.
Tnica y capirote: White, without cloak,
albero colored buttons and cuffs. Arms
of the corporation on chest. (Nowadys,
the brothers go in civilian clothes).
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Hermandad del Silencio

Foundation: 1597.
See: Iglesia de San Bartolom.
Floats: 2.
Santa Cruz en Jerusaln y Mara
Robe: Black, purple hood, wide esparto
belt.
Foundation: 1971.
See: Iglesia de Santa Ana.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santo Entierro de Cristo Nuestro
Seor, Mara Santsima de la Soledad y
Santa Ana.
Utrera
Foundation: 1715.
See: Baslica de Mara Auxiliadora.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess en su
entrada en Jerusaln, Santsimo Cristo
de los Afligidos y Nuestra Seora de los
Desamparados.
Robe: White robe, blue cloak and hood.
Hermandad de la Oracin al Huerto
Foundation: 1586.
Floats: 1.
Santa. Cruz de Jerusaln, Sagrada

Oracin de Ntro. Seor Jesucristo en el
huerto y Nuestra Seora de las Angustias.
Robe: White, purple cloak and hood.
Hermandad de la Quinta Angustia.
Foundation: 1972.
See: Parroquia de Santa Mara.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo en su Sagrado
Descendimiento y Nuestra Seora de los
ngeles.
Robe and cloak: White, blue hood.
Hermandad Muchachos de la
Consolacin.
Foundation: 1603.
See: Santuario de Consolacin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo del Perdn y
Mara Santsima de la Amargura.
Hermandad de los Estudiantes
Foundation: 1963.
See: baslica de Mara Auxiliadora.
Floats: 2.
Ntra. Sra. de las Veredas, Mara Auxilio de
los Cristianos y San Juan Bosco.
Robe: White, red hood.
DID YOU KNOW

The hermandad (brotherhood)
of Los Gitanos de Utrera,
has greatest devotion and
veneration among the residents
of this minicipality. The
image of Nuestra Seora de
la Esperanza, titular of the
corporation, was donated by
the anticuarian from Jerez D.
Guillermo Barbosa in 1957.
Hermandad de los Aceituneros

Foundation: 1959.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess Atado a la
Columna , Mara Santsima de la Paz y
San Pedro Prncipe de los Apstoles.
Robe, cloak and hood: White.
Hermandad de la Trinidad
Foundation: 1714.
See: Baslica de Mara Auxiliadora.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de los Afligidos,
Nuestro Padre Jess en su Entrada
Triunfal en Jerusaln y Nuestra Seora de
los Desamparados.
Robe: White. Blue cloak and hood.
Hermandad de El Silencio
Foundation: 1958.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de Santiago,
Nuestro Padre Jess Cautivo y Nuestra
Seora de las Lgrimas.
Hermandad de los Gitanos
Foundation: 1972.
Friday.
Floats: 2.
Muerte, Nuestra Seora de la Esperanza,
Nuestra Seora del Rosario y Beato
Ceferino Mrtir.
Robe: White robe and cloak, with red
hood for the float of the Christ and green
hood for the float with canopy of the
Virgen.
Hermandad Jess Nazareno
Foundation: 1586.
Floats: 2.
Santa Cruz de Jerusaln, Sagrada oracin
de Nuestro Seor Jesucristo en el Huerto
y Nuestra Seora de las Angustias.
Robe: White robe, purple cloak and hood.
Foundation: 1280.
See: Iglesia de San Francisco.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess atado a la
columna y Nuestra Seora de los Dolores.
Robe and hood: Black, white cloak.
Hermandad de los Milagros
Foundation: 2007.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de los
Milagros.
Foundation: 1280.
Floats: 2.
Robe, cloak and hood: Black.
Osuna
Foundation: 1640.
See: Iglesia de Santo Domingo.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Dulce Nombre de Jess,
entrada de Jess en Jerusaln y Nuestra
Seora de los Desamparados.
Robe: White robe and cloak, red hood.
Foundation: 1602.
See: Convento de San Pedro.
Procession day: Holy Monday and
Maundy Thursday.
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Foundation: 1604.
See: Iglesia de San Pedro.
Floats: 2.
Humildad y Paciencia y Mara Santsima
de los Dolores.
Robe: White robe and hood.
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Foundation: 1545.
See: Iglesia de San Agustn.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Santo Cristo de la Vera
Cruz, Jess Cautivo y Ntra. Sra. De la
Esperanza.
Robe: Black with esparto belt. For the
float of the Virgen, cream coloured robe
and cloak, green hood and sash.
Hermandad de la Misericordia
Foundation: 1929.
See: Iglesia de la Colegiata.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Stmo. Cristo de la Misericordia.
Robe and hood: Black. Purple and red
cord from the neck to the waist. Arms:
Crown of Thorns with three nails in the
centre.
Hermandad de Jess Cado
Foundation: 1705.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess Cado y
Nuestra Seora y madre de los Dolores.
Robe: White. Blue hood and cloak.
Hermandad de Jess Nazareno
Foundation: 1635.
See: Parroquia de la Victoria.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Ntro. Padre Jess Nazareno.
Robe: Purple with hood without pointed
hood.
Hermandad Virgen de los Dolores

Foundation: 1703.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Ntra. Madre y Sra. de los
Dolores.
Robe: Black with hood without pointed
hood.
Hermandad de la Pax
Foundation: End of 16th century.
See: Iglesia Ntra. Sra. de Consolacin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Pax y
Nuestra Seora del Mayor Dolor.
Robe: Purple, white cloak and sash.
Hermandad de Las Angustias
Foundation: 1580.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Ntra. Madre y Sra. de la Quinta
Angustias.
Robe: Black.
Foundation: 1878.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo Yacente.
Robe: White robe and hood, red wine
cloak and sash.
Lantejuela

Nazareno y Ntra. Seora de los Dolores.
Foundation: 1920.
See: Parroquia de la Pursima
Concepcin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jess Nazareno y Virgen de los
Dolores.
Robe and hood: Purple.
Hermandad de Santo Cristo de la Buena

Muerte y Mara Santsima en su Mayor
Dolor.
Foundation: 1920.
Concepcin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Buena Muerte y
Mara Santsima en su Mayor Dolor.
Robe: Purple.
Estepa
Foundation: 1954.
See: Iglesia de San Sebastin.
Floats: 1.
Entrada Triunfal en Jerusaln y Mara
Santsima de la Victoria.
Robe: White.
La Luisiana
Hermandad de Las Angustias Los

Blanquillos
Foundation: 1955.
See: Ermita de Santa Ana.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Nuestra Seora de las
Angustias.
Robe: White robe with black hood and
buttons.

Buena Muerte y Nuestra Seora de Los
Dolores (Cristo de la Buena Muerte)
Foundation: Unknown.
See: Iglesia de Los Dolores.
Floats: 2.
Muerte y Nuestra Seora de Los Dolores.
Robe: With the Christ: purple cloak and
hood. With the Dolorosa: black hood and
cloak, beige robe.
Hermandad de San Pedro

Foundation: 1953.
See: Iglesia de la Asuncin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: San Pedro Apstol, Santo Cristo
de las Penas y Mara Santsima de los
Dolores.
Robe and hood: Blue robe; red cloak,
buttons and belt.
La Borriquita.
See: Parroquia de la Inmaculada
Concepcin.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Entrada de Jess en Jerusaln.
Robe and hood: Beige.

Piedad y Nuestra Seora de los Dolores
(Cristo de la Piedad)
See: Parroquia de la Concepcin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Piedad y Virgen de
los Dolores.
Robe: White robe, purple hood and cloak
with the Christ and black with the Virgen.
Hermandad de los Estudiantes

Foundation: 1957.
Wednesday.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo del Amor,
Nuestro Padre Jess Cautivo y Rescatado
y Mara Santsima del Valle.
Robe and hood: Black, yellow cord and
cross.
Hermandad de El Nio Perdido
Foundation: 1590.
See: Iglesia de Nuestra Seora de los
Remedios.
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Floats: 3, 1 in via Crucis on Holy Monday

and 2 on Maundy Thursday.
Humildad, Cristo atado a la Columna y
Robe: Black robe, esparto wide belt.
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Hermandad de El Calvario
Foundation: 1941.
See: Iglesia del Carmen.
Procession day: Early hours of Maundy
Thursday.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Salud,
Nuestra Seora de la Amargura y San
Juan Evangelista.
Robe: Black, white hood and Franciscan
cord.
Hermandad de Paz y Caridad
See: Iglesia de los Remedios.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo Amarrado
a la Columna y Mara Santsima de la
Esperanza Coronada.
Robe and cloak: White, green hood.
Foundation: 1626.
Floats: 2.
Robe: Purple, purple velvet hood, yellow
cord, white cloak.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de Buena
Muerte, Santsimo Cristo Yacente y Mara
Santsima de la Soledad.
Robe and hood: Black, esparto belt.
Paradas

Foundation: 1947.
See: Parroquia de San Eutropio.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Ntro. Padre Jess Cautivo y
Ntra. Sra del Mayor Dolor.
Robe: White, purple hood, cloak and
buttons.
Foundation: 1605.
Floats: 2.
Santa Cruz en Jerusaln y Santsima
Virgen de los Dolores
Robe: White, purple hood.
Hermandad del Santo Entierro.
Floats: 2.
Misericordia en su traslado al Sepulcro y
Mara Santsma de la Amargura.
Robe: Black robe and buttons with
braided black and white cord, black hood
and off-white coloured cloak.
Los molares

See: Parroquia de Santa Marta.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Stmo. Cristo de la Misericordia.
Robe: No.
Nazareno
See: Parroquia de Santa Marta.
Titulars: Ntro. Padre Jess Nazareno y
Ntra. Sra. de los Dolores.
Robe: White with cloak, black hood and

cord.
Mairena del Alcor
Hermandad La Borriquita
Foundation: 1979.
See: Capilla de la Inmaculada.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess de la Salud
y Nuestra Seora de los ngeles.
Robe: White cloak, hood, buttons, sash
and gloves.
Hermandad El Cautivo
Foundation: 1994.
See: Capilla de la Inmaculada.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess Cautivo.
Robe: White with train, blue buttons,
esparto cord, blue pointed hood and
hood-mask.
Hermandad de La Humildad
See: Casa Hermandad.
Floats: 2.
Robe: With the Christ: White robe and
cloak. Red buttons, cuffs and hood. With
the Virgen: White robe, purple buttons,
cuffs and hood.
Hermandad del Nazareno
Foundation: 15th-16th century
See: Ermita de San Sebastin.
Friday.
Floats: 2.
y Mara Santsima de la Amargura junto
a San Juan.
Robe: White robe, purple cuffs and
buttons, yellow neck and waist cord,
purple hood and white gloves.

Foundation: 1470.
See: Iglesia de la Asuncin.
Floats: 2.
y Mara de la Ancilla en su Mayor Dolor.
Robe: White robe and cloak. Green
buttons, cuffs, cord and hood.
Foundation: 1569.
See: Capilla del Cristo de la Crcel.
Floats: 2.
Mara Santsima de la Soledad.
Robe: White with cloak, black sash and
hood, esparto cord.
Hermandad Sacramental
See: Iglesia de la Asuncin
Procession day: Resurrection (Easter)
Sunday.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: El Resucitado.
Robe: No.
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Floats: 2.
Titulars: Dulce Nombre de Jess, Cristo
de la Humildad y Paciencia y Mara
Santsima de la Paz.
Robe and cloak: White, red hood and
belt.
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ALCAL DE GUADARA
CARMONA
The locals live vehemently their Week of Passion. Good Friday is the big
day for all. Late night -or early morning- the brotherhood of Nuestro Padre
Jess Nazareno, Mara Santsima del Socorro and San Juan Evangelista
goes through the streets of the town for more than eight hours.
Holy Week in Carmona takes

place between Palm Sunday
and Holy Saturday and it has
been declared as National
Tourism Interest of Andalusia
since December 1999. There
are a total of eight brotherhoods
of penance. Among these
corporations should be noted
the Cristo de la Amargura,
oldest processional image in
Andalusia, dated in 1521. The
most characteristic of this
holiday week is enjoying the
image of the floats through the
main streets of the municipality,
mostly narrow and always full
of faithful devotees.
This corporation has a group of armaos -lit. armed people- and jewish
judos escorting the float of Our Lord, they announce on Holy Thursday
morning the Sentencia de Cristo, the sentence of Jesus Christ, and they
are in charge of staging the scene of the Prendimiento (the arrest).
Next to San Roque Chapel occurs the little runs, the Carreritas de San
Juan, moment in which the three floats meet. The Holy Week of Alcal de
Guadara has been declared of National Tourism Interest of Andalusia in
September 2001.
In this municipality certain monuments
should be highlighted such as the
Dragon bridge (Puente del Dragn),
the only figurative bridge in the world.
The Dolmens of Gandul, the Fortified
Medieval Enclosure or the Mills on
the banks of Guadara river, as well
as Santiago el Mayor Parish-Church,
San Sebastin Parish-Church or San
Miguel Church, among others.
Among the most typical dishes is
the cocido de acelgas en colorao
(chard stew in red) or the ajo
meneao, and sweets as the torta
de Alcal (cake) or the bizcotelas
filled biscuits, among others, without
underestimating the well known
bread (pan) of Alcal de Guadara,
rated as one of the best in Spain.
Holy Monday, from San Felipe Church, the brotherhood of Seor de la

Amargura and Mara Santsima del Mayor Dolor makes processional exit.
Exit and entry to the temple are especially difficult because of the ogival,
pointed, double gate forcing the bearers to make a great effort on their
knees.
One of the most characteristic constructions in Carmona is the walled
enclosure. In 1868 was accidentally discovered a Roman Necropolis of
a great historical value. Churches as San Felipe, San Pedro, El Salvador,
Prioral (priory) de Santa Mara, San Bartolom or the Convent of Santa
Clara, are part of the most important historical heritage of this municipality.
It is worth noting typical dishes such as the tomato soup, spinach with
chickpeas or the potatoes en amarillo with codfish. Sweets as the most
popular English cake, the chestnut stew with cinnamon or the torrijas
with sweet wine.
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This municipality of the province of Seville is the only with up to 14

brotherhoods forming processions of penance during the Holy Week.
In September 1998, the processions in their entirety were declared as
National Tourism Interest of Andalusia.
This is one of the towns in

which Holy Week has a special
taste of authenticity, history
and true tradition.
cija bends over backwards for its Great Week as shown every year by the
locals adorning the village the best they can in order to make the visitor
feel at home. When on Easter Sunday (Resurrection Sunday) the last of the
brotherhoods make their entrance into Mayor de Santa Cruz ParishChurch, locals do not think Holy Week is over, but that there is one day less
until the next Palm Sunday.
Locals know how to lovingly

care for every detail in order
to this Week of Passion be
different each year while
keeping the old taste. It is
considered as one of the most
romantic Holy Week because
keeping many elements of
nineteenth century. Since June
2001 has been catalogued as
an event of Cultural Interest in
Andalusia.
It should be noted as buildings of religious architecture the Church of

Santiago, Santa Mara, San Juan, San Gil Church and Mayor de Santa Cruz
Parish-Church.
The cuisine of cija is configured with a basis of tradition and recipes
preserved through the ages with each of the civilizations that have passed
by this municipality. The espinacas labradas - carved spinach, the
flamenqun - meat and ham roll, the sopa de gato - soup of cat, olive
oil cakes, the bizcochos marroques - sponge cake, or the pestios are
some specialties of the rich gastronomy of this municipality.
And this Holy week has its own

sounds too, the old Saetas,
furthermore, this is one of the birthplaces of this sung prayer. The
Passion is still staging in Plaza Arriba square, by reading Pilates Sentence,
the Vernica, and the Pregn del Angel -announcement of the angel-.
From Palm Sunday to Resurrection Sunday which is the day dedicated to
visit the Pasos -floats in the temples, Marchena offers to its visitors many
unforgettable as unrepeatable moments that will remain in their memory.
Among the most outstanding monuments are San Juan Bautista Church,
the Urban Wall, the Arch of the Rose Arco de la Rosa or the Castle
Castillo de la Mota - Palacio Ducal, among others.
In pastry, highlighting the tartas de hojaldre pie pastry, bizcochos
sponge cake, or the butter cakes tortas de manteca. Among the most
typical dishes, the spinach with chickpeas, the marchenero stew, cod in
sauce and tomato soup.
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ESTEPA
OSUNA
Holy Week is one of the most important events of every year, and has been
declared of National Tourism Interest in Andalusia since June 2001. The
Carrera Oficial -official route- in Estepa begins at the corner of Cristo
street and runs to the corner with Padre Alfonso street. All the brotherhoods
pass through that common place. So, it is a point of a great interest to
enjoy the processional cortge during all the week.
The streets of this village are fully decorated during its Great Week. Ten
cofradas-brotherhoods form procession to do processions of penance
inside one of the most important celebrations of La Campia region. It was
declared of National Tourism Interest in 1999. One of the leading aspects
of this Holy Week is the particular way they have to carry the floats, not by
men with a sack (lit. Costaleros, bearers) but on their shoulders inside
the float. Some brotherhoods have changed to the traditional style, as the
most of the corporations of the province, although others are still keeping
the old style.
From Palm Sunday, with the Borriquita, the Hermandad de los Nios
(brotherhood of the children) to Holy Saturday with El Santo Entierro
brotherhood, all those visiting Estepa will be dazzled by the solemn
atmosphere in every corner of this municipality.
Among the most important
buildings it is noteworthy the
Torre del Homenaje Tower and
the Torre de la Victoria, the
walled enclosure of the Alczar
(15th century), Churches as Santa
Mara de la Asuncin, Nuestra
Seora de los Remedios, San
Sebastin, Del Carmen or Santa
Clara Convent and the Castillo de
la Mota - Palacio Ducal, CastlePalace and the Casa Palacio
Marqus de Cerverales.
The typical sweet par excellence
is the well known mantecado
special Christmas sweet with
almonds, flour and lard. Rosquitos
de almendras trenzados -ring
shaped pastry with almonds- the
gachas porridge, the honey
flowers, pestios, sopaipas
and hochos.
Oldest brotherhood is La Vera-Cruz, with almost 500 years of history. The

Great day in Osuna is Good (or Holy) Friday.
One of the most important buildings is the old University of Osuna, a 16th
century rectangular building.
Osuna has a wide and varied gastronomic offer. We speak about the
repapalillas, made from eggs, milk, flour, spring onion, garlic and parsley,
or the ardoria, similar to salmorejo vegetable cream. The thistle stew,
beans and peas stew And about sweets, tasty gaotes, crestillas,
arroz con leche creamed rice, lemon pie, almond cake or traditional
gachas porridge.
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Today, six brotherhoods form processions of penance during the Holy Week
of this town. It is worth looking at the exit and the entrance of the floats,
when the bearers of different brotherhoods are striving to bring out the
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The Holy Week of this town has its origins in 16th century when the
Hermandad (brotherhood) La Santa Vera - Cruz was founded among
many other manifestations of public religiosity, as a result of the Catholic
Reformation initiated by the Roman Catholic Church to counteract
the schisms occurring in northern Europe. This corporation offers the
chance to visit a museographic collection with the best valuables of the
brotherhood. After this many others were founded, until the 21st century
when the Cristo de la Paz brotherhood was founded, better known as La
Borriquita .
canopy of the floats through the small doors of the temples by means of
wheels placed under the floats. Handmade embroidery of the canopy of
Nuestra Seora de los Dolores, of the La Humildad brotherhood, are very
characteristic, as well as the beautiful embroidery of the masterly cloak
of the exit from the temple of Mara Santsima del Mayor of Vera - Cruz
brotherhood, made by the Madres Mercedarias (nuns) in 19th century.
Something interesting: There is a team of bearer women (costaleras)
who carries Our Lord image of the Santo Entierro procession.
The Great Week of Fuentes de Andaluca is a part of the unique baroque
architecture by the Ruiz Florindo, highlighting the temples of Santa
Mara la Blanca and San Jos, the convents of La Encarnacin or San
Francisco as well as De la Aurora and El Calvario chapels, these temples
are interspersed in a network of paved streets, 18th century sumptuous
faades and slender viewpoints.
Fuentes de Andaluca has a cuisine of a great value with typical specialties
such as fried or tomato sauce cod, asparagus or cod omelette, spinach
with chickpeas stew, pisto ratatouille, gachas porridge, flowers,
torrijas kind of special French toast, or arroz con leche creamed rice.
Also highlights the very typical entornao sweet made from sugar, flour,
cinnamon, sesame, water and ground pepper used as a colouring to
distinguish from other sweets.
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FUENTES DE ANDALUCA
Alcal del Ro
Alcolea del Ro
Aznalczar
Brenes
Burguillos
Cantillana
Coria del Ro
Dos Hermanas
El Cuervo de Sevilla
Gelves
Isla Mayor
La Algaba
La Rinconada
Las Cabezas de San Juan
Lebrija
Lora del Ro
Los Palacios
Peaflor
Pilas
Puebla del Ro
Tocina
Villamanrique de la Condesa
Villanueva del Ro y Minas
Villaverde del Ro
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DOANA
GUADALQUIVIR-DOANA
GUADALQUIVIR-DOANA
Villanueva
del ro y Minas
lora del ro
Cantillana
Burguillos
alcolea
tocina
del ro
Villaverde
alcal
del ro
del ro
Brenes
Guadalquivir-Doanas county consists of 24 municipalities, partially

structured by the most important river of Andalusia which colors lands
with a special shade when passing by Seville. The layout of the villages
around these waters means an area of a high environmental content,
including some very fertile lands, a highly productive marsh and
numerous archaeological and monumental sites, legacy of our ancestors.
It is a perfect balance between cultural and active tourism, having as
background the traditions.
During the days of the Holy Week, more than 50 Brotherhoods form
processions of penitence throughout the province, each has its own
idiosyncrasies that lifts a deep feeling and fervour among thousand of
devotees who come each year to enjoy these days.
In fact, the processions of four municipalities are listed in National Tourist
Interest in Andalusia: Coria del Ro, Las Cabezas de San Juan, Pilas and
Alcal del Ro. It is a centuries-old feast very much alive and endowed
with an unprecedented splendor.
la algaba
la rinconada
Gelves
Pilas
Dos Hermanas
Villamanrique
de la Condesa
Puebla
del ro
aznalczar
Isla Mayor
Coria
del ro
los Palacios
y Villafranca
las Cabezas
de san Juan
lebrija
el Cuervo
de sevilla
TOWNS
OF THE
MUNICIPALITY
Alcal del Ro ......................... 15 Km.
Alcolea del Ro ........................ 53 Km.
Aznalczar ............................. 25 Km.
Brenes ................................... 22 Km.
Burguillos ............................... 20 Km.
Cantillana ............................... 30 Km.
Coria del Ro ........................... 11 Km.
Dos Hermanas ........................ 12 Km.
El Cuervo de Sevilla ................ 72 Km.
Gelves ...................................... 4 Km.
Isla Mayor .............................. 40 Km.
La Algaba ................................. 7 Km.
La Rinconada ................................ 9 Km.

Las Cabezas de San Juan ............ 51 Km.
Lebrija ........................................ 62 Km.
Lora del Ro ................................ 56 Km.
Los Palacios ................................ 22 Km.
Peaflor ...................................... 75 Km.
Pilas ........................................... 32 Km.
Puebla del Ro ............................. 15 Km.
Tocina ........................................ 37 Km.
Villamanrique de la Condesa ....... 37 Km.
Villanueva del Ro y Minas ........... 45 Km.
Villaverde del Ro ........................ 26 Km.
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Hermandad de la Vera-Cruz
Foundation: Late 15th century.
See: Capilla de San Gregorio de Osset.
Floats: 2.
Cruz y Mara Santsima de las Angustias
Coronada.
Robe: Black. Green buttons and borders
of the robe.
Foundation: 1556.
See: Capilla de San Gregorio de Osset.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Cristo de la Misericordias y
Virgen de Los Dolores y la alegora de la
Muerte.
Robe: Black with purple borders and
buttons.
Alcolea del Ro

Foundation: 1962.
Floats: 1.
Aznalczar

Foundation: 1538.
See: Ermita de la Encarnacin.
Floats: 1.
y Santa Mara Magdalena.
Robe and hood: Green. Franciscan white
cord.
Cofrada del Cristo del Buen Fin
Foundation: 1670.
See: Iglesia Parroquial de San Pablo
Apstol.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo del Buen Fin,
Mara Santsimas de las Angustias y San
Juan Evangelista.
Robe: With the Christ: Purple robe, yellow
buttons and cord. With the Virgen: White
robe, blue hood, yellow cord and blue
buttons.
Brenes
Nuestro Padre Jess Cautivo y Nuestra

Seora de la Esperanza
Foundation: 1957.
See: Ermita de San Sebastin.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess Cautivo.
Robe: Cream. Purple cloak and hood.
Foundation: 1940.
Concepcin.
Floats: 2.
Poder y Mara santsima de la Amargura.
Robe: Black. Red-wine buttons, cloak
and hood. Black gloves, esparto belt.
Foundation: 1490.
Concepcin.
Floats: 2.
Cruz y Caridad y Mara Santsima de los
Dolores en su Soledad.
Robe: White robe and cloak, green
pointed hood.
Cantillana
Foundation: 2000.
See: Iglesia de Nuestra Seora de la
Asuncin.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Sagrada entrada en Jerusaln
de Nuestro Seor Jesucristo.
Robe: White with cloak.
Foundation: 1561.
Asuncin.
Floats: 1.
Misericordia y Santa Mara de la Caridad.
Robe: Black with train, esparto girdle.
Hermandad del Consuelo de Cantillana
See: Ermita de San Bartolom.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Virgen del Consuelo.
Robe: Off-white, purple hood and cord.
Nazareno
See: Ermita de San Bartolom.
Friday.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Jess Nazareno.
Robe: Without nazarenos-penitents,
many women carry candles to illuminate

Our Lord.
Foundation: 1521.
See: Ermita de Nuestra Seora de la
Soledad.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestra Seora de la Soledad,
Cristo yacente, San Juan Evangelista y
Mara Magdalena.
Robe: Black with white cloak.
Coria del Ro
Foundation: 1998.
See: Parroquia Santa Mara de La Estrella.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Stmo. Cristo de la Salud en su
Sagrada Entrada en Jerusaln.
Robe: Blue hood.
Foundation: 1983.
See: Capilla de la Parroquia Santa Mara
de La Estrella.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Ntro. Padre Jess Cautivo, Ntra.
Seora del Dulce Nombre de Mara.
Robe and hood: White, esparto girdle.
Hermandad de la Paz
Foundation: 1990.
See: Parroquia de San Jos.
DID YOU KNOW

In Cantillana, the Brotherhood
of La Borriquita is out in
procession on Passion (Holy)
Saturday instead of Palm
Sunday, the day in which are
in procession the Brotherhoods
representing
the
Entrada
Triunfal de Jesus en Jerusaln
(triumphal entry of Jesus into
Jerusalem).
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Nazareno
Asuncin.
Floats: 2.
y Nuestra Seora de la Esperanza.
Robe: White, purple cuffs and buttons.

Poder.
Robe: Purple, black cloak and pointed
hood.
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Alcal del Ro
Pro-Hermandad del Cristo Del Buen Fin

Foundation: 1964.
Asuncin.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Cristo del Buen Fin.
Robe: Blue, esparto belt.

Floats: 2.
Titulars: Ntro. Padre Jess de la Paz en
su Presentacin al Pueblo, M Santsima
de Gracia y Esperanza.
Robe: Religious Float of Mystery, cream
robe and cloak, red-wine color hood
and buttons. With the float of the Virgen:
cream robe and cloak, green hope color
hood and buttons.
See: Parroquia de Ntra. Sra. de la Estrella.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Ntro. Padre Jess del Gran
Poder y Ntra. Sra. del Carmen.
Robe: Purple robe and hood, white cloak.
Hermandad del Cerro
Foundation: At the beginning of 16th
century.
See: Ermita del Cerro.
Floats: 2.
Cruz y Pursima Concepcin de Mara
Santsima.
Robe: White. Green hood and cloak.
Floats: 2.
DID YOU KNOW

The Virgen de los Dolores of the
Brotherhood of the Oracin en
el Huerto of Dos Hermanas,
has an extensive collection
of valuable rosaries among
which should be noted a rosary
donated by the Duchess of Alba
and another given by the Madre
Trinidad which was a gift from
Pope John Paul II.
Titulars: Cristo yacente y Mara

Santsima de La Soledad.
Robe and hood: Black with white cloak.
Pasin y Nuestra Madre y Seora del

Amparo.
Robe and cloak: White. Black hood.
cord (The new Rules of the Brotherhood

determine a new habit-robe that will take
effect in coming processions of penance).
Dos Hermanas

Magdalena.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Seor Jesucristo en el
huerto y Nuestra Madre y Seora de los
Dolores.
Robe and cloak: White. Purple velvet
hood and buttons. Yellow cord with purple
adornments.
Foundation: 1952.
See: Capilla de Ntra. Sra. de la Amargura.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess
Descendido de la Cruz y Nuestra Madre y
Seora de la Amargura.
Robe and cloak: White with black
buttons, red cord. Black satin hood with
Cruz de Santiago - St James Cross - on
the chest.
Hermandad de la Cena
Foundation: 1989.
See: Parroquia de Ntra. Sra. del Amparo y
San Fernando.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Sagrada Cena de Nuestro Seor
Jesucristo, Santo Cristo Humillado y
Nuestra Seora del Amparo y Compasin.
Robe and cloak: Ivory twill, red-wine
buttons and velvet hood, white gloves.

Magdalena.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo yacente y Nuestra Seora
de la Soledad.
Robe: With queue and black run fabric
hood, esparto girdle and footwear.

See: Capilla de San Sebastin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santo Cristo de la Vera-Cruz,
Mara Santsima en sus misterios del
Mayor Dolor y Asuncin.
Robe: Black with purple buttons. Black
cloak. Purple hood.

Foundation: 1976.
See: Parroquia San Jos.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: La Hermandad del Cristo
del Amor y del Amparo y la Virgen del
Rosario.
Robe: Off-white and lilac color.
Hermandad de la Estrella
Foundation: 1953.
Magdalena.
Floats: 2.
Sagrada Entrada en Jerusaln y Mara
Santsima de la Estrella.
Robe and cloak: White, red buttons and
cord. White hood for the Float of Mystery
and in red velvet with the Paso de Palio
(float with canopy).
Foundation: 1939.
See: Parroquia de Nuestra Seora del
Roco.
Floats: 2.
Mara Santsima de la Esperanza.
Robe and cloak: White, red sash, redwine velvet hood with the Paso (float) de
Misterio and green velvet with the Paso
de Palio - Float with canopy.
Foundation: 1980.
See: Capilla de la Santa Cruz.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess en la
Presentacin al Pueblo y Nuestra Seora
del Amor y Sacrificio.
Robe: White with blue buttons, hood and
cloak. Blue and white braid cord.
Hermandad de la Pasin
Foundation: 1980.
See: Parroquia de Nuestro Padre Jess
de la Pasin (Las Portadas).
Floats: 2.

Foundation: 1899.
See: Capilla del Gran Poder.
Friday.
Floats: 2.
Poder, Mara Santsima del Mayor Dolor y
Traspaso y San Juan Evangelista.
Robe, cloak and hood: Purple, yellow
El Cuervo
Gelves
Agrupacin Parroquial de la Vera-Cruz y

la Soledad
Foundation: 1544 (several times
refounded, is currently being created)
See: Parroquia de Santa Mara de Gracia.
Floats: 1.
y la Virgen de los Dolores en Soledad.
Robe: Without nazarenos penitents.
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Hermandad del Cristo del Perdn

See: Iglesia Parroquial es la de San
Rafael.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo del Perdn y la
Virgen de la Soledad.
Robe, hood and cord: Purple with white
cloak.
La Algaba
Hermandad de Jess Cautivo

Foundation: 2004.
See: La Iglesia de Santa Mara de las
Nieves.
Floats: 1.
Rescatado.
Robe: Cream color robe and hood.
See: Capilla de San Bartolom, dentro de
la parroquia de las Nieves.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la VeraCruz, Nuestra Seora y Madre Mara
Santsima de la Esperanza.
Robe and cloak: White with green velvet
cord and hood.
Nazareno
See: Capilla de Jess Nazareno.
Friday.
Floats: 2.
Ntra. Sra. de los Dolores y S. Juan
Evangelista.
Robe and cloak: White. Purple color
hood, cord and buttons.
Hermandad de la Soledad y la Resurreccin

See: Parroquia Ntra. Sra. de las Nieves.
Procession day: Holy Friday / Resurrection
(Easter) Sunday.
Floats: 1/2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo Yacente, Nuestra
Seora de la Soledad y Santsimo Cristo
Resucitado.
Robe and hood: Black at the sections of
the Christ. White robe and cloak with black
hood at those of the Virgen.
La Puebla del Ro

See: Iglesia Parroquial de Ntra. Seora
de la Granada, aunque realiza estacin
de penitencia desde la capilla de San
Sebastin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo del Perdn y
Robe and cloak: White, blue pointed hood.
La Rinconada
Hermandad de la Salud
Foundation: 1961.
See: Parroquia de Ntra. Sra. de las Nieves.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess Nazareno y
Mara Santsima de la Salud.
Robe: White with purple buttons, hood and
cord for those with the Nazareno (Christ)
and green for those with the Virgen.
DID YOU KNOW

The image of the Santsimo
Cristo del Perdn of La Puebla
del Ro wears a curious golden
shroud, discovered alter some
restoration works. For many
years it was white, imitating
other crucified images at that
time. The author is unknown
although it is a 16th century
carving.
Hermandad del Perdn

Foundation: 1988.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo del Perdn Y
Mara Santsima en su Mayor Dolor.
Robe: Beige cloak, purple velvet hood,
beige robe with purple buttons and cord.

Foundation: 1669.
See: Parroquia de San Roque.
Friday.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Jess Nazareno, San Juan
Evangelista y la Virgen de las Angustias.
Robe: White, purple hood and cloak.

Foundation: 1954.
See: Capilla de Ntra. Sra. De los Dolores.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Seor Jesucristo, y
Robe and hood: Purple. White cloak,
cord and buttons.

Foundation: By the mid 16th century.
See: Iglesia de San Juan Bautista.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Vera-Cruz y Mara
Stma. de los Dolores.
Robe: White. Green cloak and hood.
Hermandad de la Resurreccin
Foundation: 1985.
de las Nieves.
Sunday.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Cristo de la Resurreccin.
Robe: No.
Las Cabezas
de San Juan

Foundation: Second half of 16th century
or at the beginning of 17th century.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Cristo de las Misericordias,
Cristo Yacente y Mara en su Soledad.
Robe and hood: Black with esparto
girdle.
Lebrija
Agrupacin Parroquial de la Borriquita

Foundation: 1993.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Seor de la Entrada Triunfal en
Jerusaln.
Robe: White with cloak. Pale blue hood
and buttons.
Foundation: 1990.
Oliva.
Floats: 2.
entrada en Jerusaln y Nuestra Seora
de la Estrella.
Robe: White with cloak. Blue hood, cord
and buttons

Foundation: 1940.
See: Capilla de Jess Cautivo.
Floats: 2.
Mara Santsima de los Remedios.
Robe: Purple robe, buttons and hood.
White cloak.

See: Parroquia de Santa Mara de Jess.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Jess orando en el Huerto,
Cristo de la Buena Muerte y Santa Mara
de Jess.
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Hermandad de los Gitanos

Foundation: 1973.
See: Capilla de Beln.
Floats: 2 .
Titulars: Jess del Ecce-Homo, un Cristo
sedente de autora annima y la Virgen
del Mayor Dolor.
Robe: White robe with red hood, cloak,
cord and buttons.
Hermandad del Castillo
See: Ermita del Castillo.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jess atado a la columna y
Nuestra Seora del Castillo.
Robe: Blue robe and hood. White cloak
and cord.
Foundation: In the mid 16th century.
Friday.
Floats: 4.
Titulars: Jess Nazareno, la Virgen de los
Dolores, San Juan Evangelista y la Santa
Vernica.
Robe: Black robe with esparto girdle.
Foundation: 1265 (founded just after
the reconquest of Lebrija by King Alfonso
X el Sabio, subsequently, one of oldest
religious brotherhoods in Spain).
Hermandad del Santo Sepulcro

Foundation: 16th century, refoundation
1753.
See: Iglesia de Ntra. Seora de la Oliva.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Cristo yacente.
Robe: Devouts in deep mourning
accompanying the Holy Sepulchre.
See: Parroquia de Santa Mara de Jess.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Virgen de la Soledad.
Robe: Franciscan habit.
Lora del Ro
Foundation: 1987.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jesucristo en su entrada en
Jerusaln y Virgen de la Paz.
Robe: White with cloak, white hood, red
and white cord, red buttons.
DID YOU KNOW

The image of Santa Mara de
Jess of the Oracin en el Huerto
of Lebrija, was a Virgen de
Gloria made in the late 15th
century. In the fifties it was
transformed into a Dolorosa
by Luis Caro Garca and was
restored in 1981 by Juan Ventura
with the appearance it has today.

See: Parroquia de Jess Nazareno.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jess Nazareno y Virgen de los
Dolores.
Robe and cloak: Purple, yellow cord,
white hood.
Hermandad del Cristo del Amor
Foundation: 1942, reorganized in 1983.
See: Parroquia de La Asuncin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo del Amor y del Perdn y
la Soledad.
Robe and hood: Black, esparto girdle.
Foundation: 1958.
See: Parroquia de La Asuncin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo Yacente y Virgen de las
Angustias.
Robe, cloak and hood: Black, purple
buttons, black and purple cord.
Los Palacios
y Villafranca
Foundation: 1974.
See: Capilla de los ngeles.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jess en su entrada en
Jerusaln, San Juan de la Palma y Virgen
de Los ngeles.
Robe: White with cloak and hood, blue
cord and buttons with the Christ. Redwine hood, cord and buttons with the
Virgen.
Foundation: 1929.
See: Capilla de San Sebastin.
Procession day: Holy Tuesday and
Maundy Thursday.
Floats: 1-2.
DID YOU KNOW

All titular images of La
Borriquita in Lora del Ro are
made by local sculptor Juan
Ventura. The image of the
Seor de la Sagrada Entrada
is venerated throughout the
years standing and in attitude
of blessing.
Titulars: Jess ante Pilatos-Cristo de la
Vera-Cruz y Virgen de los Remedios.
Robe, hood and gloves: White, with
purple cord and cloak with the Christ,
green cord and cloak with the Virgen.
Foundation: Late 16th century, beginning
of 17th century.
See: Capilla de la Aurora.
Friday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jess del Gran Poder y Mara de
la Soledad.
Robe: Purple with the Christ and white
with the Virgen. Purple hood, cloak,
buttons and cord in common.
Hermandad de los Servitas
Foundation: 1770.
See: Capilla de los Dolores.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Misericordia y Virgen
de los Dolores.
Robe, cloak and cord: Black with the
Christ and white with the Virgen.
Peaflor
Hermandad de Jess Nazareno y el Santo

Entierro
Foundation: At the beginning of 17th
century.
See: Iglesia de San Pedro Apstol.
Holy Friday.
Floats: 2-2.
Titulars: Jesus Nazareno con la cruz
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Foundation: In the mid 16th century.
See: Capilla de la Aurora.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Nuestro Seor Jesucristo,
San Juan Evangelista y Ntra. Sra. de la
Victoria.
Robe: Purple robe and hood. Green cloak
and cord.
See: Iglesia de la Vera-Cruz.

Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Vera-Cruz, y la
Virgen de la Consolacin.
Robe: White, with pale blue hood, cloak
and buttons. White and pale blue braided
cord.
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Robe: White robe with black cloak, red

hood and buttons, esparto girdle.
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Pilas
Asociacin Parroquial de la Borriquita

Foundation: 2000.
See: Capilla San Jos.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Cristo del Amor en su entrada
triunfal en Jerusaln.
Robe: Dressed in Hebrew.
Agrupacin Parroquial de el Cautivo
Foundation: 1999.
See: Iglesia Santa Mara la Mayor.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jess Cautivo y Virgen de los
Dolores.
Robe: Ivory color, purple cloak and hood.
Hermandad de Beln
See: Ermita Ntra. Sra. de Beln.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Vera-Cruz y Ntra.
Sra. de Beln.
Robe: White with cloak, blue velvet hood.
DID YOU KNOW

The religious float of Nuestra
Seora de los Dolores of
Peaflor, leaves in procession
accompanied by the image of
San Juan. The image of the
Virgen was made in the 17th
century, while the Evangelista
was sculpted in 1796. This is
one of the few religious floats
of the province carried by 25
costaleras bearers Sisters.
Foundation: 1621.
See: Iglesia Santa Mara la Mayor.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo del Santo Entierro y
Virgen de la Soledad y el Dulce Nombre
de Jess.
Robe: In black ruan fabric with queue,
same color and fabric hood and esparto
girdle and the arms of the brotherhood
on left side.
Tocina-Los Rosales
Foundation: 1959.
See: Ermita de la Soledad.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jess en su entrada en
Jerusaln y paso de palio de Mara
Santsima de la Encarnacin.
Robe: White with green pointed hood.
Agrupacin Parroquial del Silencio
Foundation: 1995.
See: Parroquia de San Vicente Martir,
makes its entry in the Ermita de la
Soledad.
Floats: 1.
Robe: No.
Foundation: 1947.
See: Parroquia de San Vicente Mrtir.
Friday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Seor del Gran Poder y Virgen
del Mayor Dolor y Traspaso.
Robe: Black ruan fabric.
See: Ermita de la Soledad.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Seor de la Vera-Cruz y Nuestra

Seora de los Dolores en su Soledad.
Robe: White with green hood.
Hermandad de la Expiracin
Foundation: 1959.
See: Nuestra Seora de Ftima.
Floats: 2.
Expiracin y Mara Santsima del
Patrocinio.
Robe: White with brown hood.
Villamanrique de
la Condesa
Magdalena.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Vera-Cruz y Mara
Santsima del Mayor Dolor.
Robe: Black in run fabric with esparto
girdle.
Villanueva del Ro
y Minas
Hermandad del Cristo de la Buena

Muerte
Foundation: 1942.
See: Parroquia Ntra. Sra. de la Estrella.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Crucificado de la Buena Muerte
y Mara Santsima de los Dolores.
Robe: Purple, esparto girdle.
Hermandad de el Cautivo
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jess Cautivo y Nuestra Seora
de los Dolores.
Robe: Purple, white cloak and hood.
DID YOU KNOW

The neighborhood of Tocina
called El Polvito is the best
place to watch the processions
of the Holy Week of this
municipality because of the
narrowness of the streets.
Villaverde del Ro
Hermandad de la Veracruz
Concepcin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo Yacente en la urna y
Nuestra Seora de los Dolores en su
Soledad.
Robe: Black. White cloak and black hood.
GUADALQUIVIR-DOANA
a cuestas y Virgen de los Dolores

(Thursday) y San Juan Evangelista
Jesucristo en su Santo Entierro y Virgen
de la Soledad (Friday).
Robe, hood and cord: Purple, with the
arms of the brotherhood on the hood.
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ALCAL DEL RO
CORIA DEL RO
The scent of incense, the

perfume that emanates from
the orange trees blossom
and the aroma of typical
pastries of these days, mix
well to anounce, once again,
the Great Week of Alcal del
Ro considered since March
2003 of National Tourism
Interest in Andalusia.
Holy Week in Coria del Ro was declared of National Tourism Interest in

Andalusia in June 2001 because of the most striking moments during the
course of the Hermandad de la Vera-Cruz, when the titulars have to go up
and down a 100 metre long slope once. At the end of the slope they are
greeted with Saetas (popular sacred songs) and applause as the sound is
portraying the solemn moment.
After five centuries of history,

many traditions are still alive.
For example, the Hermandad
-Brotherhood- del Nazareno
still reads the Sentence when
the Procession leaves the
temple.
Good (Holy) Friday night
takes place the ceremony
of the Descendimiento (the
descent from the Cross ), two Brothers dressed as Santos Varones (holy
men) pull out the nails and descend the Christ from the Cross and present
him to the Virgen de la Soledad.
Among the most important monuments of Alcal del Ro is Santa Mara
de la Asuncin Parish-Church. Its interior highlights superb altarpieces of
the 16th century and there is also a mudjar style Tower which can be
seen from many parts of the town. And San Gregorio de Osset Hermitage
(Ermita) of a great artistic value.
Salted dishes such as Codfish in tomato sauce or the fried Pava(hake)
are crowned with most delicious sweets: traditional Torrijas (special French
toast), Pestios, Rosquitos, or the very popular Gaotes.
In the morning of Easter Sunday occurs the Abrazos (hugs) an extra

evangelical scene full of emotion for the faithfull devouts. The Paso -floatof Virgen de la Soledad, now without Pallium - canopy and with a beautiful
colour cloack, goes to the Church to meet her Son Jesus, Resurrected.
The popular ceremony comes to such an extent that the Pasos seem
to be in touch, touching each other, simulating a hug to celebrate the
Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Among the most important monuments of Coria del Ro: The Parish - Church
of Nuestra Seora de la Estrella, The Chapel of San Juan Bautista, the
House-Museum of Blas Infante and the Museum of Andalusian Autonomy.
By Lent one can enjoy in every house the popular Orejitas de Haba,
deformed expression of Orejitas de Abad (Abbots little Ears, literally), in
honor to San Antonio Abad.
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One of greatest intensity moments occurs on Holy Fridays early morning.

The Sermon of the Passion takes place each year at the Plaza del Bacalao
(cods square), thus popularly known by the residents of this municipality.
Under a rigorous silence is staged La Sentencia (the sentence) and La
Subida (the ascent) of Jesus-Christ to Mount Calvary, following the biblical
quotations referencing the moments before his death.
This village has numerous archaeological remains. Among its most
significative monuments the San Juan Bautista Parish-Church (18th
century), San Roque Parish and El Cautivo Chapel, of recent construction.
Traditional cookery in Las Cabezas de San Juan is based on a very skillful
preparation of the bread, included as a main ingredient in many culinary
preparations. Also highlights the scrambled asparagus, scrambled young
onions, sweets such as roscos amarillos (ring-shaped fried cakes) with
brandy, torrijas and espoles with bread
Easter Sunday is the most

prominent day of Holy Week in
Pilas. The popular Carreritas
(litle runs / rush) have been
considered celebrations of
National Tourism Interest in
Andalusia since December 9,
1998.
The Carreritas are held on
Easter Sunday and consists in
a symbolic embrace between
the Virgen de Beln -patron
of the town- and the Nio del
Dulce Nombre de Jesus floats
(Pasos). Mother and Son. That
day, the Virgen image is on a
Paso de Gloria, smaller than
usual Pallium - canopy float.
From seven in the morning, a
parade of music goes round
the municipality and young
people strive to take the Handles of the Pasos during the celebration of
this particular custom celebrated in the Plaza Mayor.
Among the most important monuments of Pilas: The Ermita (Chapel) of
Nuestra Seora de Beln, The Parish - Church of Santa Mara la Mayor,
the Chapel of the Sagrado Corazn de Jesus and the Torres (Towers) of
the oil Mill.
On Holy Thursday, is appropriate to eat the popular Calabacitas del
Nio Dios (little pumpkins of Baby Jesus, literally), terrines of candied
pumpkins bought at the Hermitage that day. It is also very traditional
during these days to eat the Garrapiada (caramel-coated dried fruits)
and the Hornazo with hard boiled eggs.
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The Holy Week of this town was declared of National Tourism Interest in
March 1998, recognizing the Processions organized by the HermandadesBrotherhoods carrying out the Station of Penitence processions.
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Alans
Almadn de la Plata
Cazalla de la Sierra
Constantina
El Pedroso
El Real de la Jara
Guadalcanal
La Puebla de los Infantes
Las Navas de la Concepcin
San Nicols del Puerto
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MUNICIPALITY
This region has ten municipalities of the province of Seville and 36

brotherhoods form processions of Penance during the days of the Holy
Week. The processions of one of the municipalities, Guadalcanal, are catalogued of National Tourism Interest in Andalusia. Climate and landscape
are two main attractions to understand the important population growth
of these towns in holidays.
Guadalcanal
alans
san nicols
Cazalla
del Puerto
el real de la sierra
las navas
de la Jara
de la Concepcin
almadn
Constantina
de la Plata
la Puebla
de los Infantes
el Pedroso
Alans ................................... 110 Km.
Almadn de la Plata ................ 75 Km.
Cazalla de la Sierra ................. 89 Km.
Constantina ............................ 80 Km.
El Pedroso .............................. 60 Km.
El Real de la Jara ........................ 80 Km.

Guadalcanal ............................. 110 Km.
La Puebla de los Infantes ............ 78 Km.
Las Navas de la Concepcin ........ 99 Km.
San Nicols del Puerto ................ 93 Km.
SIERRA NORTE
This region is located in the central area of Sierra Morena and takes 25%
of the whole territory of the province of Seville. Within the Sierra Norte is a
protected area catalogued as a Nature Reserve with a high environmental
quality, mountains, flora, fauna making it the large green lung of the
province and main provider of water resources. Part of its economy is based on the extraction of natural products such as wood, cork, beekeeping,
hunting, agriculture, cattle raising, fishing
SIERRA NORTE
SIERRA NORTE
Foundation: 1987.
See: Parroquia de las Nieves.
Floats: 1.
Robe: White, white hood/mask and red
cord.
Hermandad del Santsimo Cristo atado a la
columna y Nuestra Seora de los Dolores
Floats: 2.
Titulars: el Amarrao y Nuestra Seora
de los Dolores.
Robe: White with green cloak.
Hermandad de la Santa Vera Cruz, Cristo
de la Sangre y Ntra. Seora de la Soledad
Foundation: 1742.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Sangre y Virgen de
la Soledad.
Robe: White. Red buttons, cord and
pointed hood.
Nazareno, Santo Entierro y Nuestra Seora
de la Amargura. La hermandad realiza La
Bajada (transfer to the Church)
Procession day: madrugada late
night hours of del Maundy Thursday
(the hermandad / does La Bajada,
transfer from the Capilla de Jesus to the
Parroquia de las Nieves)
Holy Friday: Leaving in procession.
Holy Saturday: Cristo Yacente y Nuestra
Floats: 1 on Maundy Thursday late night
hours, 2 on Holy Friday and 2 on Holy
Saturday.
Titulars: Jess Nazareno y Nuestra
Robe: Fully purple colour.
Hermandad de la Santa Vera Cruz, Cristo

de la Sangre y Ntra. Seora de la Soledad
Foundation: 1742.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Nuestra Seora de la Soledad.
Robe: No.
Almadn de la Plata
Hermandad de Jess Nazareno.

See: Iglesia Nuestra Seora de Gracia.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess Nazareno.
Robe: White, with cloak and purple hood.
Hermandad de la Virgen de los Dolores
See: Iglesia Nuestra Seora de Gracia.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestra Seora de los Dolores y
Santo Entierro.
Robe: White, pale blue cloak and hood.
Cazalla de la Sierra
Foundation: 1962.
See: Parroquia Nuestra Seora de
Consolacin.
Floats: 1.
Robe and hood: White with buttons, cord
and cloak in red colour.
Foundation: 1946.
See: Parroquia Ntra. Sra. de Consolacin.
Floats: 2.
M Santsima de la Amargura.
Robe: Black, red wine colour buttons.
White cloak and black hood/mask. With a
Trinitarian Cross.

Nazareno, Santa Cruz en Jerusaln y M
See: Convento Madre de Dios.
Floats: 2.
Robe: Purple with hood, esparto belt and
black footwear.
Hermandad del Cristo de la Salud
Consolacin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Salud y
M Santsima de la Esperanza.
Robe: White with green buttons, hood
and cloak.
Hermandad del Santo Entierro y Nuestra
Seora de la Soledad.
Consolacin.
Floats: 2.
Robe: White with black buttons, cord,
hood and cloak. Symbols -coat of armsof the Hermandad/Brotherhood brooched
on left side. White gloves and black
shoes.
Constantina
Foundation: 1950.
See: Parroquia Santa M de la
Encarnacin.
Floats: 1.
Robe and hood: White, red buttons and
cord.
Foundation: 1947.
See: Parroquia Santa M de la
Encarnacin.
Floats: 2.
y Paciencia y Nuestra Seora de la
Amargura.
Robe: White, red buttons and cord,
red cloak and hood on which the
embroidered symbols of the BrotherhoodHermandad.
Foundation: 1832.
See: Ermita de Nuestro Padre Jess
Nazareno y Seora Santa Ana de
Constantina.
y Holy Friday.
Floats: 2.
Mara Santsima de la Esperanza.
Robe: Black twill with train, esparto cord.
Hermandad Ntra. Seora de los Dolores
See: Parroquia Sta. M de la Encarnacin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Crsito del Amor y
Robes and hoods: Purple colour and
yellow cord for the Christ. Women In
Mantilla shawl by the float with canopy
and nazarenos (pointed hoods) in white
robes, black buttons, cord, cloak and
hood / mask with the Symbol of the Holy
Heart pierced by seven daggers.
Foundation: 1947.
See: Parroquia Sta. M de la Encarnacin.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Cristo Yacente y Virgen de la
Soledad.
Robe: No.
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Guadalcanal
Foundation: 1979.
See: Parroquia de Santa Mara de la
Asuncin.
Floats: 1.
Nuestra Seora del Rosario y Palma.
Tnicas: White with blue pointed hoods,
carrying the traditional palms and olive
branch.
Hermandad del Costalero
Foundation: 1980.
Asuncin.
Floats: 2.
y Paciencia y Mara Santsima de la Paz.
Robe: White, dark green velvet capillo
sort of hood and sash.
Foundation: Earlier than 16th century.
Asuncin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo Amarrado a la
Columna y Mara Santsima de la Cruz
Robe: The nazarenos in the section
of the Christ wear red satin robes and
capillo hoods ; those of the Virgen,
black robes and capillo hoods, with
green cloak.
Nazareno y Ntra. Seora de la Amargura.
Foundation: Early 16th century.
Asuncin.
Procession day: Maundy Thursday, late
night hours.
Floats: 2.
y Mara Santsima de la Amargura.
Robe and capillo hood: Purple colour.
Hermandad del Santo Entierro de Cristo y

Nuestra Seora de la Soledad
Foundation: 1514.
Asuncin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo en el Santo Sepulcro y
Robe and capillo hood: Black.
Hermandad de las Tres Horas
Foundation: 1888.
Asuncin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de las Aguas y
Robe: The nazarenos of the section
of the Christ wear white robe and hood,
red cloak and esparto belt. Those of the
Virgen, white robe, red cord and capillo
hood.
El Resucitado
Foundation: 2003.
See: Santuario de Nuestra Seora de
Guaditoca.
Procession day: Resurrection Sunday.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo Resucitado y
Santa Mara Magdalena.
Robe: No.
El Pedroso
Asociacin de costaleros
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Gran Poder.
Robe: No.
Hermandad del Cristo de la Misericordia y
la Virgen de los Dolores
Foundation: 1728.
See: Iglesia de Nuestra Seora de la
Consolacin.
Floats: 2.

Misericordia y Ntra. Sra. de los Dolores.
Robe: Black with an embroidered white
cross.
El Real de la Jara
La Borriquita
See: Iglesia Parroquial San Bartolom
Apstol.
Floats: 1.
Robe: No.
Apstol.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: El Nazareno (the Christ).
Robe: No.
Virgen de los Dolores. Agrupacin
profesional de Semana Santa.
Apstol.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: La Dolorosa.
Robe: No.
La Puebla de los
Infantes
Organized by the Parish.
Robe: No.
Hermandad de la Santa Veracruz
See: Parroquia Virgen de la Huerta.
Floats: 2.
Hermandad de la Santa Veracruz

Floats: 1.
Titulars: Cristo Yacente.
Robe: No.
Hermandad de Nuestra Seora de la
Soledad
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Virgen de la Soledad.
Robe and hood: White, black cloak.
Asociacin Virgen del Carmen
Procession day: Resurrection Sunday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo Resucitado y
Nuestra Seora del Carmen.
Robe: No.
Las Navas
de la Concepcin

Nazareno y Ntra. Seora de los Dolores
See: Iglesia de la Pursima Concepcin.
Floats: 2.
Robe: White, purple buttons, hood and
cloak.
San Nicols del Puerto
Hermandad de San Nicols del Puerto

Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de las Aguas y
Nuestra Seora de los ngeles.
Robe: No.
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From the days leading up to Holy Week, the residents of this village celebrate this Custom, and have done since the 16th century. It was declared
of National Tourism Interest in January 31, 2001.
Most of the brotherhoods have their canonical see at Santa Mara de la
Asuncin Parish - Church and from there flow through the main streets of
the village.
The Great Days are celebrated from Holy Thursday, the day in which the
Passion, Death and Resurrection of the Lord is evoked. During these days
we can enjoy superb carvings by important sculptors such as Antonio
Castillo Lastrucci, the artist of, among others, the images of La Vera-Cruz
brotherhood, or Antonio Illanes, whose gouge performed the carving sculpture of Virgen de la Amargura. At the end of the week, we can see the
float of Santo Sepulcro of Santo Entierro brotherhood, of an incomparable
beauty, as well as the float of Virgen de la Soledad.
In Guadalcanal is advisable to wander

through its charming streets and be
guided by the neighbors, to find, for
example, San Vicente Church, Santa
Mara de la Asuncin Church or Santa
Ana Church, the tallest building in the
village, from which you can see some
splendid views.
On the outskirts of the municipality is
the Ermita (chapel) de Guaditoca, patron of the village. From this Chapel
leaves the procession of the Hermandad (brotherhood) del Resucitado.
Among the most typical sweets at this
time of the year, should be mentioned
the gaote, bollitos de aceite buns
with pure olive oil, torta de chicharrones pork craklings cake, and delicious hojaldres puff pastry.
SIERRA NORTE
GUADALCANAL
Aguadulce
Algmitas
Badolatosa
Casariche
Coripe
El Coronil
El Saucejo
Gilena
Herrera
La Roda de Andaluca
Lora de Estepa
Los Corrales
Marinaleda
Martn de la Jara
Montellano
Morn de la Frontera
Pedrera
Pruna
Villanueva de San Juan
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MUNICIPALITY
SIERRA SUR
This region is located southeast of the province of Seville. It consists of 19

municipalities where the remains of cultures from prehistory to present
times are still visible, passing through Roman and Iberian times, among
others. The arrangement of the mountains, forming large plains as well as
wild Sierras allowed the shelter of bandoleros popular bandits, between
18th and 19th centuries. In this region, we can find the highest points of
the province.
The contrast of its landscape, the climate, in addition to the culture and
the history, produce the perfect mix for many people visit these lands,
interested in such a heterogeneous past. This is a territory rich in popular
celebrations, but the most enjoyable each year is the Holy Week. Nearly
60 brotherhoods form processions of Penance during these seven days,
lived with a great intensity in this region.
Herrera
Marinaleda
Badolatosa
lora
Casariche
aguadulce de estepa
el Coronil
Montellano
Morn de
la Frontera
Villanueva
de san Juan
Coripe
algmitas
Pruna
el
saucejo
Gilena
Martn de
la Jara
los
Corrales
Pedrera
la roda
Aguadulce .............................. 97 Km.
Algmitas ............................. 110 Km.
Badolatosa ........................... 130 Km.
Casariche ............................. 122 Km.
Coripe .................................... 77 Km.
El Coronil ................................ 52 Km.
El Saucejo ............................ 114 Km.
Gilena .................................. 100 Km.
Herrera ................................ 120 Km.
La Roda de Andaluca ........... 123 Km.
Lora de Estepa .......................... 112 Km.

Los Corrales ............................. 107 Km.
Marinaleda ............................... 108 Km.
Martn de la Jara ....................... 109 Km.
Montellano ................................. 44 Km.
Morn de la Frontera ................... 64 Km.
Pedrera .................................... 111 Km.
Pruna ....................................... 103 Km.
Villanueva de San Juan ............... 95 Km.
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Algmitas
Asociacin Parroquial Dulce Nombre de

Jesus, Cristo de la Veracruz y Virgen de
los Dolores
The Virgen leaves in procession 2
days, each one with a Christ
Foundation: 2007.
See: Parroquia del Dulce Nombre.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo del Cautivo y Virgen de
los Dolores.
Robe: Purple.
Foundation: 2007.
See: Parroquia del Dulce Nombre.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Vera-Cruz y Virgen
de los Dolores.
Robe: White.
DID YOU KNOW

Good (Holy) Friday is common
to find in Algmitas women
wearing the typical Mantilla
shawl
accompanying
the
Santsimo Cristo de la VeraCruz. On Easter (Resurrection)
Sunday takes place the Fiesta
del Huerto (feast in the orchard)
in towns square, with chocolate
drinks and hornazos Easter pie.
Badolatosa
Foundation: 1995-1996.
Socorro.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Cristo entrando en Jerusaln a
lomos de una pollina.
Robe: White, pale blue cloak and hood.
Socorro.
Procession day: Maundy Thursday /
Good (Holy) Friday.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess Nazareno.
Robe: Purple with white cloak
Hermandad del Cristo de la Agona Los
Esparteros
Foundation: 1947.
Socorro.
Procession day: Good (Holy) Friday.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Jess Crucificado.
Robe and cloak: White, red hood.
Foundation: 1905.
Socorro.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestra Seora de los Dolores y
Cristo yacente en el Sepulcro.
Robe: White, black cloak and hood.
Hermandad de la Resurreccin
Foundation: 1992.
Socorro.
Sunday.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Jess Resucitado.
Robe: White with cloak, velvet sash,
green hood and buttons.
Casariche
Asociacin Cultural Cofrade de la

Borriquita
Foundation: 2008.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Jess en su entrada triunfal a
Jerusaln.
Robe and hood: White, red cord.
See: Parroquia de Ntra. Sra de la
Encarnacion; the procession leaves from
the own Chapel of the Brotherhood /
Hermandad in front of the Parish.
Floats: 2.
Virgen de los Dolores.
Robe: With the Christ, nazarenos in
white robes, purple cloak and capillo
hood with the Trinitarian Cross as device.
Those with the Virgen wear a blue robe,
black cloak and capillo hood with the
Holy Heart with seven sticked daggers
as device.
See: Parroquia de Ntra. Sra. De la
Encarnacin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jess Nazareno y la Virgen de
la Esperanza.
Robe: Purple, white buttons, purple hood,
white cloak and yellow cord.
Hermandad del Cristo de la Expiracin
Foundation: 1947.
See: Parroquia de la Encarnacin.
Procession day: Good (Holy) Friday
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Cristo en la Cruz.
Robe: White, later was added a black
cloak and a white capillo hood.
Hermandad del Santo Sepulcro
DID YOU KNOW

The carving of Nuestro Padre
Jess Nazareno in Casariche is
the oldest of this municipality.
This Santsimo Cristo was all
that could be saved from the
terrible fires of 1936 in the
Parish of Nuestra Seora de la
Encarnacin.
See: Parroquia de Ntra. Sra. de la
Encarnacin.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Cristo yacente.
Hermandad de Nuestra Seora de la
Encarnacin
See: Parroquia de Ntra. Sra. de la
Encarnacin.
Sunday.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Nuestra Seora de la
Encarnacin.
Robe: No.
Coripe
Hermandad De Nuestro Padre Jess

Nazareno
Foundation: 1936.
See: Parroquia de San Pedro.
Procession day: Maundy Thursday / Holy
Friday.
Floats: 2.
Seor Crucificado de la Buena Muerte y
Robe: White, purple buttons and hood.
Procesin del Resucitado
See: Parroquia de San Pedro.
Sunday.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Cristo Resucitado.
Robe: No.
SIERRA SUR

Foundation: 1956.
See: Parroquia de San Bartolom.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Jess Nazareno, Mara Stma. de
los Dolores y San Juan Evangelista.
Robe: The nazarenos of the float of the
Christ wear purple pointed hood and robe
with white cloak, those of the float of
San Juan, green robe and pointed hood
and those of the Virgen, black robe and
pointed hood with white cloak.
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Foundation: 1540.
See: Capilla de la Vera+Cruz.
Floats: 2.
y Nuestra Seora de los Dolores y San
Juan Bautista.
Robe: White, green cord and buttons,
white cloak and gloves, green satin hood.
Emblem of the Brotherhood on the right
arm.
El Saucejo
Foundation: 2000.
See: Iglesia de San Marcos Evangelista.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Sagrada Entrada de Jess en
Jerusaln.
Robe: White, red cloak.
Hermandad del Silencio
(Easter) Monday.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Sangre.
Robe: Black.
Atado a la Columna
Foundation: 1940.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Ntro. Padre Jess atado a la
columna y Ntra. Sra. de los Dolores.

Robe: Purple with white cloak for the
Christ. Black robe with white cloak for
the Virgen.
Hermandad del Santsimo
Foundation: 1980.
See: Parroquia de San Marcos.
Procession day: Holy (Good) Friday
Floats: 2.
Robe: Purple, white cloak.
Hermandad del Cristo de la Sangre
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de la Sangre.
Hermandad las Mujeres
Saturday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Mara Santsima del Amor en
su Soledad y Jess de la Humildad y
Paciencia.
Gilena

Nazareno y M Santisima de los Dolores
Foundation: 1798.
Concepcin.
DID YOU KNOW

One of the most striking
curiosities of the Holy Week
of the province happens in El
Saucejo. The float of Mistery
of La Borriquita is run by
married couples, men and
women, distributing the weight
equally.
Procession day: Palm Sunday / Good

(Holy) Friday / Holy Saturday.
Floats: 5.
Mara Santsima de los Dolores, San Juan
Evangelista, Jess en su entrada triunfal
a Jerusaln y Cristo Yacente.
Robe: Purple, white hood.
Herrera
Foundation: 1975.
Floats: 1 (on wheels).
Titulars: de Nuestro Padre Jess
Nazareno en su Entrada Triunfal en
Jerusaln.
Robe: Ivory, red wine capillo hood, red
cord.
Hermandad De Ntro. Padre Jess
Nazareno
Foundation: 1713.
Floats: 1 (costaleros bearers).
Titulars: Jess Nazareno y Santa Cruz
en Jerusaln.
Robe: Nazareno colour, same colour
hood, black shoes.
Foundation: 1968.
Floats: 1 (costaleras women).
Titulars: Cristo de la Misericordia
amarrado a la columna.
Robe: Beige, same colour cloak, green
buttons and capillo hood, green and
yellow cord.
Hermandad de los Penitentes de Ntra.
Sra. de la Esperanza
Foundation: 2000 (this Brotherhood
was founded by the corporation of Los
Penitentes which dates from 1959).
Floats: 1.
DID YOU KNOW

In Herrera, the Romans beating
their raucous drums as a sign of
mourning, escort the float of
Santo Sepulcro until the burial,
and the Tres Maras (the Three
Marys) are in rigorous mourning
dress and barefoot.
Titulars: Virgen de la Esperanza.
Robe: Raw - ecru color robe and cloak, red,
ecru and green pointed hood and cord.
Hermandad Servita Ntra. Sra. de los
Dolores
Foundation: 1734 (according to Bull by
the Pope).
Procession day: Good (Holy) Friday and
Holy Saturday.
Floats: 1 (costaleros bearers)
Titulars: Nuestra Seora de los Dolores.
Robe: Black with black scapulary, white
cloak and cord.
Hermandad de San Juan Evangelista
Foundation: 1965.
Titulars: San Juan Evangelista.
Robe: Red, green cloak.
Hermandad de Cristo Crucificado
Titulars: Cristo Crucificado.
Robe: Black, same color buttons, white
cloak and black pointed hood.
Foundation: 1734 (according to
the Papal Bull in possession of the
Brotherhood Servita Ntra. Sra. de los
Dolores).
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Hermandad de El Cautivo
Foundation: 1954.
See: Ermita del Calvario.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nuestro Padre Jess Redentor
Cautivo y Mara Santsima de los Dolores.
Robe: White, black buttons, golden cord,
black cloak and hood, white gloves.
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Titulars: Cristo Yacente.

Robe: Black, same color buttons, white
cloak, black pointed hood. Esparto belt.
Hermandad del Resucitado
Foundation: 1971.
See: Iglesia Parroquial de Santiago.
Sunday.
Titulars: Cristo Resucitado.
Robe: Cream-colored with red buttons
and wide cintillo belt in fabric with the
emblem in the center, embroidered in
gold.
La Roda de Andaluca

Foundation: 1950.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo del Perdn y la Virgen de
la Mediacin.
Robe: White with cloak. Black hood,
buttons and wristbands.
Procession day: Holy Wednesday and
Good (Holy) Friday.
Floats: 2.
Robe: Purple. Same color hood, buttons
and cord.
Foundation: 1565, confirmed by the
1601 lawsuit with the Hermandad de la
Vera Cruz.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo Yacente y Nuestra seora
de los Dolores.
Robe and hood: Black, white cloak.
DID YOU KNOW

On Holy Saturday, the
brotherhood of the Santo
Entierro is doing Station of
Penance through the streets of
La Roda de Andaluca, carrying
the image of a laying Christ
accompanied by the Santsima
Virgen de los Dolores, whose
float with canopy hung
some little bells giving a very
characteristic sound to the
procession.
Lora de Estepa

Foundation: Middle of 18th century.
See: Parroquia de San Miguel.
Procession day: Maundy Thursday, Holy
Friday and Holy Saturday.
Floats: 3.
Santsimo Cristo de la Misericordia y
Robe: Purple and white cloak with the
Christ, white robe and cloak with the
Virgen.
Los Corrales
Hermandad de los Jvenes Costaleros

See: Iglesia Santiago Apstol.
Holy Friday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jess Nazareno, Cristo de la
Buena Muerte y Virgen de los Dolores.
Robe: White with purple cloak and
capillo hood on Maundy Thursday,
ivory robe with black cloak and capillo
hood on Holy Friday with the Image of the
Crucified.
Marinaleda
Foundation: 1980.
Esperanza.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jess Amarrado a la Columna y
Mara Santsima de la Esperanza
Robe: White with green hood, green sash
and cloak.
Esperanza.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jess Nazareno y Mara
Robe: With the Christ: purple robe and
hood with white cloak. With the Virgen:
black robe and hood, cream colored
cloak.
Martn de la Jara

Foundation: 1968.
See: Iglesia del Rosario.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Mara Santsima de Los Dolores.
Robe, hood and buttons: Black, esparto
girdle and beige cloak
DID YOU KNOW

The brotherhood of Los
Dolores, the brotherhood of La
Macarena and the brotherhood
of Jess Crucificado from San
Martn de la Jara, in addition
to processioning on Maundy
Thursday and Good (Holy)
Friday, form a procession of
penance on Holy Saturday
through the streets of the town.
Hermandad de la Esperanza Macarena

Foundation: 1968.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Mara Santsima de la Esperanza
Macarena.
Robe and cloak: White with green
buttons, hood and girdle.
Hermandad del Santsimo Cristo
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Jess Crucificado.
Robe and hood: Pale blue, white cloak
and girdle.
Montellano
Pro-Hermandad de la Borriquita
Foundation: In 2001 is constituted as
Parochial Association and in February
2011 becomes a Partnership.
See: Capilla del Colegio Sagrada Familia.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: El Seor entrando en Jerusaln.
Robe: White with cloak, same color hood,
pale blue girdle.
Foundation: 1948.
Floats: 2.
Poder, Nuestra Seora de los Dolores.
Robe: Purple for those with Our Lord,
same color cloak, black buttons and
yellow girdle. For those with the Virgen,
white train robe with esparto. Both floats:
black hoods and device on chest.
Foundation: 1959.
See: Capilla de los Remedios.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo de los
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DID YOU KNOW

Holy Wednesday in Montellano,
after the image of Nuestro
Padre Jess del Gran Poder,
one can see a hundred women
doing penance by the image.
The titular of the brotherhood
de la Amargura, the Santsimo
Cristo de los Remedios, is one
of the biggest crucificados
crucified Christ, among those
receiving cult in the province.
The carving was made late 19th
century.
Remedios y Mara Santsima de la
Amargura.
Robe: White with cloak, blue hood.
Morn de la Frontera
Foundation: 1963.
See: Capilla de Mara Auxiliadora (colegio
Los Salesianos).
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Cristo de la Bondad en su
entrada triunfal en Jerusaln.
Robe: White, red girdle and buttons.
Foundation: 1944.
See: Iglesia de San Miguel Arcngel.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jess Cautivo y Virgen de la Paz.
Robe: White with cloak.
Hermandad del Calvario
Foundation: 1958.
See: Parroquia de la Merced.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo del Calvario y Ntra. Sra.
del Mayor Dolor.
Robe: White, purple cloak,hood, buttons

and girdle.
Hermandad de los Salesianos
Foundation: 1944.
See: Capilla Mara Auxiliadora.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Buena Muerte y
Virgen de la Amargura.
Robe: White, black cloak, hood, buttons
and girdle.
Hermandad de San Francisco
Foundation: 1961.
See: Parroquia de San Francisco.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Agona en el Huerto
y Mara Stma. de Loreto.
Robe: White, blue hood and buttons,
esparto girdle.
Foundation: 1920.
See: Iglesia de San Ignacio de Loyola (La
Compaa).
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Expiracin y Virgen
de la Esperanza.
Robe: Beige cloak and buttons, red girdle
and hood for the Christ, green for the
Virgen.
Hermandad de Jess
Foundation: 1609.
See: Ermita de la Fuensanta.
Friday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Jess Nazareno de la
Fuensanta, y Virgen de los Dolores y San
Juan Evangelista.
Robe: Purple, curly cloak, same color
buttons, esparto girdle.
Foundation: 1551.

Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo Yacente, y Virgen de las
Angustias y Cristo de la Victoria.
Robe: Black, same color cloak and hood,
esparto girdle.

Floats: 2.
Titulars: Virgen de los Dolores y el Cristo
Yacente.
Robe: Black robe, buttons and hood,
esparto girdle, black shoes and socks.
See: Parroquia de San Miguel Arcngel.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Ntra. Sra. del Mayor Dolor en su
Soledad.
Robe: Black robe and hood, white
scapulary and esparto girdle.
Pruna
Pedrera
Hermandad de San Juan Evangelista

See: Ermita del Santo Cristo.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: San Juan Evangelista y Mara
de la Paz y Esperanza.
Robe: Cream colored, green cloak, red
hood and belt.
Floats: 1.
Robe: White. Purple buttons, trimmings,
wristband, capillo hood, cloak and
girdle.
Hermandad del Cristo de la Sangre
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Cristo de la Sangre.
Robe: Dark green, white cloak and
pointed hood.
Foundation: 1600.

See: Parroquia de San Antonio Abad.
Procession day: Holy Wednesday
(viacrucis) Maundy Thursday, Holy Friday,
Holy Saturday and Resurrection Sunday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: El Cristo de la Vera Cruz y La
Virgen de los Dolores.
Robe: White with purple and black capes,
same color hood.
Villanueva de San Juan

Foundation: 1988.
Holy Friday.
Floats: 3.
Titulars: Jess Cautivo, Santsimo Cristo
del Perdn y Ntra. Seora de los Dolores.
Robe: White. Black cloak and hood.
DID YOU KNOW

The Cristo de la Sangre is the
most venerated in Pedrera
because of its history. It is said
this image was destined to the
municipality of Antequera, but
when the image was passing
by Pedrera in a wagon pulled
by oxen, suddenly they stopped
where the Chapel is now.
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2004 was one of the most important years for the residents of this town,
since that year the value of its Holy Week was recognized and catalogued
in February as an event of National Tourism Interest in Andalusia. Formerly,
the Pasos floats were on wheels, but over the years the traditional
Sevillian manner was adopted. Processions begin on Holy Wednesday with
the brotherhood of Jesus Nazareno, on this occasion the image makes its
exit hands tied and accompanied by a great silence only broken by the
many Saetas sung by the faithful devotees.
Holy Week of this village was declared Feast of National Tourism Interest of
Andalusia from July 2002. The origin of its processions is over 500 years.
All the brotherhoods form processions of penance towards the Church
Mayor de San Miguel Arcngel, one of the most important temples. On
Good (Holy) Friday the brotherhood of Santo Entierro stands out as it is
oldest of the municipality.
Maundy Thursday comes out the Cristo del Perdn, corporation founded
in the fifties by the former railroad workers. The image of the Lord, titular
of this Cofrada-brotherhood, was the first in the province to be carried by
costaleras women bearing the floats.
Among the most important monuments, emphasis must be put on the
Chapel of the Convent of Siervas del Evangelio nuns and the baroque
Church of Santa Ana.
One of the most typical sweets is the hocho, cake that can be made
sweet or salty and filled to taste, together with other specialties as
pestios, gachas porridge, and magdalenas cupcakes.
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Holy Saturday, the brotherhood of La Soledad closes the processions as a

perfect finishing touch to this Holy Week.
Is a must to visit the museum paying tribute to one of the hallmarks of
this village: Lime. Considered by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage
of the Humanity. Other cultural attractions are the Church of San Miguel
Arcngel, the Church of the Convent of Santa Clara, the Church of Nuestra
Seora de la Victoria y el Espritu Santo and the Chapel of Nuestro Padre
Jess de la Caada, among others.
In addition to the authentic aceitunas morunas olives in a homemade
seasoning, should be mentioned dishes as the arroz en amarillo con
conejo rice with rabbit, huevos de codorniz al ajillo quail eggs in a garlic
dressing and the esparragaos en sopa vegetable soup.
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Aznalcllar
Castilblanco de los Arroyos
El Castillo de las Guardas
El Garrobo
El Madroo
El Ronquillo
Gerena
Guillena
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MUNICIPALITY
Here, Roman and Middle-Aged Muslim remains can still be seen as a part
of the rich cultural past of these lands. This heritage combines perfectly
with stunning landscapes with a rich flora and fauna, which is sometimes
surprising because of its proximity to the capital.
In the region of the Va de la Plata the Ruta del Agua Water Route takes
place, which begins in the region of El Aljarafe and ends at the town of El
Ronquillo, where we can enjoy enclaves of a high ecological value.
el Castillo
de las Guardas
el ronquillo
Castilblanco
de los arroyos
el Madroo
Guillena
el Garrobo
aznalcllar Gerena
Aznalcllar ............................. 36 Km.
Castilblanco de los Arroyos ..... 34 Km.
El Castillo de las Guardas ........ 55 Km.
El Garrobo .............................. 39 Km.
El Madroo ................................. 77 Km.

El Ronquillo ................................. 49 Km.
Gerena ....................................... 23 Km.
Guillena ...................................... 23 Km.
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The name of this region comes from the ancient Roman road (Road of
the Silver) crossing the Iberian Peninsula south to north of Spain, from
Sevilla to Gijn. Only five of the eight municipalities of this region have
brotherhoods of penance forming processions during the Holy Week.
White villages, whitewashed houses, beautiful landscapes and a very
particular orography make the passage of the brotherhoods be different,
for the images repeated every year are unforgettable for all those enjoying
this Holy Week.
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Foundation: 1590.
See: Parroquia de Ntra. Sra. de
Consolacin.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Santsimo Cristo en su Santo
Entierro y Mara Santsima de la Soledad.
Robe: White. Black cloak and hood.
Castilblanco de
los Arroyos
Foundation: Replacement of the
brotherhood in 2011.
See: Parroquia del Divino Salvador.
Floats: 1.
Titulars: Stmo. Cristo del Amor en su
entrada triunfante en Jerusaln.
DID YOU KNOW

The leaving of the floats from
the Church of San Juan Bautista
in Castillo de las Guardas, is
quite complicated because of the
low height of the door. So, the
costaleros bearers have to be
on their knees to pass under the
lintel. A long-awaited moment is
the so called confrontation that
occurs when the floats meet at
the Plaza de Triana.
Hermandad de la Vera Cruz y la Virgen

de la Paz
Foundation: 1560.
Floats: 2.
y la virgen de La Paz.
Robe: White robe and cloak.
Foundation: In the middle of 18th
century.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Ntro. Padre Jess Nazareno y
Ntra. Sra. de la Amargura.
Robe: White cloak, purple robe and
pointed hood.
Foundation: 1595.
See: Iglesia Parroquial Divino Salvador.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Misericordia y
Virgen de La Soledad.
Robe: Purple robe and hood.
El Castillo de
las Guardas
Hermandad del Santisimo Cristo de la

Misericordia y Nuestra Seora de los
Dolores
Foundation: 1952.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Misericordia y
Robe and hood: Black with white cloak
and the arms of the brotherhood on a
side.
Gerena

Foundation: 1589.
See: Iglesia de San Benito Abad.
DID YOU KNOW

On Resurrection (Easter) Sunday,
it is traditional in Guillena that
the residents of this town wear
new clothes and celebrate the
Resurrection of Jesus Christ
together with the brotherhood
of Virgen de la Candelaria and
El Nio Perdido. That day, all
houses are open to visitors.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Vera Cruz y Mara
Santsima de la Sangre.
Robe: Black robe and hood, white cloak
for those with the Christ, green robe and
hood and white cloak for those with the
Virgen. All the nazarenos wear white
girdle and buttons.
Asociacin de Nuestro Padre Jess del
Gran Poder y Mara Santsima del Rosario
Concepcin.
Floats: 2.
Poder y Mara Santsima del Rosario.
Robe and hood: Black without train,
color darkness girdle.
Procession day: On Holy Saturday
with the Santo Entierro Holy Burial
procession and every 3 years on
Resurrection (Easter) Sunday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo Yacente, Virgen de
la Soledad y el Seor de la Paz en
Resurreccin Gloriosa.
Robe: Black robe and hood with purple
cloak with the arms of the brotherhood on
left shoulder for the nazarenos with the

Christ. White robe and cloak with purple
hood and the arms of the brotherhood on
left shoulder for those with the Virgen.
Guillena
Agrupacion Parroquial Nuestro Padre

Jess Nazareno y Nuestra Seora de la
Esperanza
Foundation: 1980.
See: Capilla de la Nuestra seora de la
Esperanza.
Floats: 1.
Robe: For the nazarenos of the Christ,
purple hood, buttons and girdle and green
and white for those of the Virgen.
Foundation: 1560.
See: Parroquia de Ntra. Sra. De la
Granada.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Cristo de la Vera-Cruz y Nuestra
Seora de los Dolores.
Robe: Black robe and hood, Franciscan
cord and cloak of vera cruz green color.
Hermandad de la Candelaria y el Nio
Perdido
See: Iglesia de la Granada.
Sunday.
Floats: 2.
Titulars: Nio Perdido y la Virgen de la
Candelaria.
Robe: No.
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Foundation: 1491.
See: Parroquia de Nuestra Seora de
Consolacin.
Floats: 2.
y Mara Santsima de los Dolores y San
Juan Evangelista.
Robe: Beige, with velvet purple hood with
the Christ and green one for the Virgen.
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One of the most important and representative events of this municipality

is Holy Week. Locals live intensely this festivity which brings together
more visitors every year, attracted by the religious atmosphere along the
decorated streets of Castilblanco. Since 2011, the celebration has been
advanced to Palm Sunday, day in which, after several years, the procession
of La Borriquita takes place. From eleven oclock in the morning, more
than 150 children holding curled palm plants accompany the image of
the Cristo del Amor en su Entrada Triunfal en Jerusaln. The festive week
ends with the procession of the Virgen de la Soledad in deep mourning,
accompanied by devout women wearing the classic Spanish mantilla
shawl in black as a sign of mourning and respect.
The religious tradition goes with diverse activities of tourism, leisure and
gastronomy.
Among the most conspicuous buildings should be noted the Municipal
Theater Miguel Fisac of a modern and avant-garde design that never
fails to impress the visitors, nor should we miss the Chapel of San Benito
Abad, patron saint of this town, the Church of Divino Salvador or the Chapel
of Nuestra Seora de Escardiel.
The gastronomy is based on traditional dishes with seasonal products. Do
not miss the salmorejo thick vegetable cream, the venteras, migas,
pestorejo, sopeao, ayuyas or the typical Tapas at the bars, a good
chance to try a part of the gastronomy by small portions. In confectionery,
one should taste the pestios, pionates, tortas sobs, tortas de
manteca butter cakes or the rosas roses, whose recipes have been
preserved from generation to generation.
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Passion for History

Going back to the most immediate history of the Brotherhoods of the province of
Seville, we can say that the beginning of the 20th century was prolific in terms of
Cofradas-Brotherhoods. Many were founded and in many municipalities numerous
images were acquired and soon became a part of the patrimonial legacy of these
municipalities. In the thirties the outlook changed when the Second Republic is
proclaimed and Civil War broke out in 1936.
Catholic Church in general underwent a high number of attacks endangering its
heritage. Both the Brothers and the faithful devotees played an important role in
safeguarding, even threatening their very existence as they hid the religious carvings
in their homes. All the Cofradas-Brotherhoods suspended their worship for any event
had to be approved and supervised by the Civil Government.
Religious images were burnt, temples were destroyed with all their belongings
inside Almost 40% of the towns of the province of Seville lost their assets which,
consequently, led to a difficult task to recover them. At the end of Civil War and since
the forties, there were perspective changes with the beginning of the creation and
the rising of new Brotherhoods, and since the fifties there has been a resurgence and
a strengthening of the wealth of the Cofradas-Brotherhoods that we know today.
Manuel Rodrguez
Journalist
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ALJARAFE

GUIDE of the province of Seville

GUIDE of the province of Seville

Edita: Prodetur, S.A.

The brotherhoods of the municipalities of Seville have contributed to the enhancement

A religious tourism which opens up a wide range of possibilities and to which we

Fernando Rodrguez Villalobos

THE RELIGIOUS FLOAT PASO: MOUNTING, FLORAL

Bands like La Presentacin al Pueblo from Dos Hermanas, Santa Cecilia or La

THE CLOTHES OF THE NAZARENO PENITENTS

Bambalinas: Each of the pieces in

Cngulo: Cord on the waist of the

Camarera: Woman in charge of

Hermano Mayor: The head of

Canastilla: Upper part of the float,

Incienso: Preparation of aromatic

Candelera: Set of candles lighting

Armaos: Roman soldiers in a very

Capirote: Cardboard or plastic grid

Bacalao: Popular name for the banner

Chicot: Long stretch performed by

Levant: Moment at which the float

Mantilla: Silk, blond lace, wool or

Albaida del Aljarafe

Called the highlands in Arabic by the Moorish, this region is located

Huvar del Aljarafe ...................... 28 km.

ABOUT THE MUNICIPALITY

ABOUT THE MUNICIPALITY

Hermandad de la Santa Vera Cruz

Did you know

Easter - Resurrection - Sunday:

Hermandad de la Vera Cruz Hermandad

Hermandad del Gran Poder Nazareno

Agrupacin Parroquial La Humillacin

Carrin de los Cspedes

Hermandad de Ntra. Sra. de Consolacin

Hermandad de la Vera Cruz

Did you know

Hermandad Sacramental de Espartinas

Hermandad de la Santa Cruz

THE TOWNS AND THEIR BROTHERHOODS

THE TOWNS AND THEIR BROTHERHOODS

THE TOWNS AND THEIR BROTHERHOODS

Did you know

Hermandad de la Vera Cruz

Procession day: Holy Saturday.

Hermandad de Ntra. Seora

Hermandad de los Blancos

Did you know

See: Capilla del Santsimo Cristo de la

Hermandad de los ngeles

THE TOWNS AND THEIR BROTHERHOODS

Did you know

Hermandad del Rosario

Hermandad de la Vera Cruz

Did you know

Titulars: Stmo. Cristo de la Vera Cruz,

Hermandad de la Vera Cruz

Hermandad de la Vera Cruz

VILLANUEVA DEL ARISCAL

Hermandad de la Vera Cruz

The brotherhood of La Oracin

THE TOWNS AND THEIR BROTHERHOODS