LEGENDS AND TRADITIONS OF SEVILLE
Seville is a city shaped by centuries of history, but also by stories, traditions and legends passed down from generation to generation. From its mythical origins linked to Hercules to the popular stories of the 20th century, its streets, churches, palaces and squares preserve countless tales in which history and legend intertwine.
In Sevilla Ciudad Mágica, we explore these stories in chronological order, from Antiquity to more recent times. Each title leads to its own story, while our illustrated audiovisual collection will continue to grow as we bring more of Seville's legends to life.
TRADITIONS AND LEGENDS OF ANTIQUITY
Myths, archaeology and the earliest stories of Seville.
How Hercules Founded Seville
Legend of the Treasure of El Carambolo
Sertorius and the Doe
The Head of Gnaeus Pompey
The Two Sons of Julius Caesar
Tradition of the True Patroness of Seville
Historical Tradition of Saints Justa and Rufina
LEGENDS AND TRADITIONS OF THE VISIGOTHIC PERIOD
Kings, princesses, religious conflicts and the fall of the Visigothic monarchy.
The Princess's Handkerchief
Imprisonment and Death of Saint Hermenegild
The Dinner of the Candles
The End of the Visigothic Monarchy. The Tragic Death of King Roderic
Tradition of the Three Oldest Images in Seville
TRADITIONS OF THE MUSLIM PERIOD
Love, ambition, war and intrigue in the Seville of Al-Andalus.
Ommalissan and Ab-del-Azziz Ben Musa
The Shoemaker Who Became King
Discovery of the Body of Saint Isidore
Itimad la Romaiquia
How Abenamar Saved Seville
How Rodrigo de Vivar Earned the Title of El Cid Campeador in Seville
The True Cause of Rodrigo's Exile
The Tragic Death of Abenamar
Imprisonment and Death of Almotamid
Construction of the Giralda
TRADITIONS FROM THE TIME OF SAINT FERDINAND
Legends born around the conquest of Seville in 1248.
The Recklessness of Saint Ferdinand
Feats of Garci Pérez de Vargas
The Feat of Garci Pérez de Vargas During the Siege of Seville
The Almófar of Garci Pérez
Saint Ferdinand and the Tailors
Tradition of the Virgin of the Kings
FROM SAINT FERDINAND TO KING PEDRO I
Medieval Seville, its monuments, symbols and mysterious stories.
The Tower of Don Fadrique
Tradition of the Cathedral's Lizard
Origin of NO8DO. Motto of the Coat of Arms of Seville
Tradition of Bustos Tavera and the Star of Seville
The Favourite
TRADITIONS AND LEGENDS OF KING PEDRO I
Justice, revenge, love and some of the darkest legends of medieval Seville.
The Legend of the Candilejo and the Head of King Pedro
Legend of the Swordsman Friar
Legend of the Ingenious Lay Brother
Legend of Doña María Coronel
The Shoemaker and the King
The Bloodstains of the Master
Legend of Hombre de Piedra Street
The Massacre of Seville's Jewish Quarter
Susona, the Fermosa Fembra
LEGENDS AND TRADITIONS OF THE 16TH AND 17TH CENTURIES
The splendour of Seville, the Americas, art, religion, the Inquisition and the picaresque world.
Wonderful Tale of the Prophecy a Gypsy Woman Made to Hernán Cortés in Seville
The English Spanishwoman
The Seises of Seville
The Return from the Voyage Around the World
Legend of the Mass for the Souls
The Legend of Sierpes Street
The Inquisition of Seville
Sevillian Picaresque
The Knight Barrabás
The Tears of Captain Cepeda
Tradition of the Brotherhood of Los Negritos
Velázquez, the Painter of the Air
Life and Legend of Bartolomé Esteban Murillo
The Work of Murillo
Tragic Event of the Cross of the Knights
Legend of the Christ of El Cachorro
Seville's Methuselah
Legend That the Virgin of La Macarena Cannot Enter the Central Hospital
LEGENDS AND TRADITIONS OF THE 18TH CENTURY
Bandits, musicians, penitents and characters who became part of popular tradition.
Andalusian Banditry: Diego Corrientes
Maese Pérez, the Organist
The Vapulaciones, or Bloody Penances in 18th-Century Processions
Figaro, the Barber of Seville
LEGENDS AND TRADITIONS OF THE 19TH CENTURY
Romantic Seville, mysterious streets and stories that travelled around the world.
The Heroes of the War of Independence
Tradition of Duende Street
The Inn of the Cats
Carmen
The Creator of Romanticism
The Weeping Stone
The Queen's Sewing Room
Legend of the Walled-Up Woman
Tradition of the Christ of the Honeys
CURIOSITIES AND TRADITIONS OF THE 20TH CENTURY
Popular beliefs and stories from a Seville much closer to our own time.
What Remains Today of Seville's Gates and Walls
Curious Tradition: To Make It Rain and To Stop the Rain
How the Lord of Great Power Went to Visit a Man at His Home Because He Refused to Visit Him in His Temple
WATCH THE LEGENDS
Discover the audiovisual collection of Sevilla Ciudad Mágica.
This collection will continue to grow as each of these legends, stories and traditions is published.
Because discovering Seville also means discovering the stories hidden behind its streets.
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