Zambomba Navideña Brumas Cantando a la Navidad

Benacazón informa sobre la ZAMBOMBA NAVIDEÑA con la que nos deleitará el Grupo BRUMAS el próximo Jueves 8 de Diciembre -Día festivo de la Inmaculada-, junto a otros artistas como nuestro vecino el cantautor FELY PEREJÓN, EVA MENGÍBAR, ANA REAL y JUAN MARÍA REAL, con PEDRO RAMÍREZ a la guitarra y la percusión de SEBI PEREJÓN.

Gran espectáculo navideño organizado por la Concejalía de Festejos, como parte de la Programación "𝑽𝑰𝑽𝑬 𝑳𝑨 𝑵𝑨𝑽𝑰𝑫𝑨𝑫 𝑬𝑵 𝑩𝑬𝑵𝑨𝑪𝑨𝒁Ó𝑵"

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Thu, 08 de Dec de 2022

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Thu, 08 de Dec de 2022

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Benacazón

Distance from Seville

21.00 Km

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Basilica and Museum of La Macarena

The Basilica Menor de la Santísima María de la Esperanza Macarena is of modern construction and houses the most venerated image of Seville, a mid 17th century carving popularly known as La Macarena, and the interesting Museum where the different items of this popular Brotherhood are displayed. On 18 March 1949, the Cardinal Archbishop of Seville, Pedro Segura y Sáenz, blessed the new temple intended to house the Brotherhood's patron saint images, which until then had been venerated in its chapel in the Parish of San Gil, which burned down in 1936. It was declared a Minor Basilica in 1966 by His Holiness Pope Paul VI. The temple has a basilical plan, with a single nave covered by a barrel vault with lunettes and four side chapels. It was designed by Aurelio Gómez Millán in the Andalusian baroque style in response to the will of the Governing Council. The Basilica is accessed through a portico that combines an arch and a lintel supported by marble columns, above which there is an entablature in which there is a niche that houses the sculpture representing the theological virtue of Hope. The museum of the Macarena Brotherhood is the second most visited in Seville. These modern and accessible facilities are intended to highlight the important artistic heritage that the brotherhood has after more than 400 years of history. Arranged over three floors, the museum begins by telling the visitor about some of the most outstanding milestones of the brotherhood. In successive rooms, the visitor can observe different elements of the passage of the Virgin, some of the Nazarene's tunics, as well as the two completely assembled processions, which allows the visitor to stop and contemplate the infinite details of carving, goldsmithing and embroidery in which there is no time to notice the typical Madrugá throngs.

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The bellow in the province of Seville

With the arrival of September and the beginning of the autumn season, nature allows us to witness one of the most striking and surprising natural events that can be seen in the province of Seville: The bellow of deer. In mid-September, coinciding with the rutting season of red deer stags, these magnificent specimens emit a guttural sound, day and night, in order to attract females. This sound is known as bellow. This is the beginning of a true ritual in which the males compete to take over the territory, striking their antlers in a display of power and strength. The reward for the winners is to obtain as many females as possible from the ones that inhabit their territory. With the end of this battle and the mating of the females, it will take about eight months to witness the birth of the new offspring. Each September, a new cycle begins, a new display of power coinciding with the growth of the stags’ main combat weapon, their antlers, which fall in March to reach their full height again in September. This event of displays of power and ritual fights is a show that is repeated every year and that has become a tourist attraction in the province. Many visits are organised throughout the months of September-October to witness this curious demonstration of dominance and authority in the animal world. To listen to the bellow, it is advisable to go into the mountains, preferably at night, in silence and in small groups. The highest points are the best places to observe this ritual, although patience is required, as nature has no sense of days, times or exact places, and that is why sometimes we can wait a long time and return disappointed without having been able to witness this exciting moment. In the province of Seville there are large populations of red deer where you can enjoy this event. We can begin in the Sierra Morena de Sevilla Natural Park, where virtually all of the towns have a deer population (Alanís, Almadén de la Plata, Cazalla de la Sierra, Constantina, Guadalcanal, Las Navas de la Concepción, El Pedroso, La Puebla de los Infantes, El Real de la Jara, San Nicolás del Puerto). Among these towns, La Puebla de los Infantes is worth a visit, since it offers a great programme of activities during the first weeks of October that includes hiking and bellow hearing, horse riding, cycling or walking, observing the bellow from strategic points and accompanied by local guides, who will show you everything the natural park has to offer. In addition, in the town of Almadén de la Plata there are organised routes through the public forest of Las Navas-Berrocal, a privileged place which also has the Cortijo–El Berrocal Visitor Centre, from which this amazing show can be observed. It is also worth taking the hiking route that runs through a spectacular meadow in Las Navas de la Concepción, crossing several farms where you can enjoy the numerous deer in the wild during the rutting season. Moving towards the Guadalquivir-Doñana region, there are also areas of great beauty where the bellow can be observed. In order to see it, it is advisable to go to the Guadiamar Visitor Centre and go on hiking routes through the towns of Villamanrique de la Condesa, Pilas or Aznalcázar.

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Bodegas Machuca Museum

The winery, owned by José Ignacio Machuca Pimentel S.L., reaches back more than 150 years. It preserves tools and machinery of great historical value, as well as a barrel that dates back almost to the winery’s foundation (1864). The cask is still in good condition and, of course, full of wine. The winery not only sells directly to the public but also offers guided tours for those who wish to learn about wine-making and taste their wines, such as Ostipo, Solerosos, Dulces and Vino de Licor.

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Archaeological Museum of Seville

The Archaeological Museum of Seville was established at the end of the 19th century, when a public collection of antiques, most of which were taken from the Roman city of Italica, was gathered. It was consolidated and expanded over the next century by moving from the former Convento de la Merced to its current site: the Fine Arts pavilion, created by Aníbal González for the 1929 Ibero-American Exhibition, on loan from Seville Town Council. The Archaeological Museum of Seville has three floors: In the basement, ten rooms are open to the public with the exhibition of the material evidence of the different societies that succeeded each other in the territory of the current province of Seville, throughout Prehistory and Protohistory. The ground floor, with eighteen rooms, includes the Roman Period, Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages until the end of the Modern Age. The upper floor houses the Library, the Temporary Exhibition Rooms, the Assembly Hall and the internal work areas: Management, Administration, Research, Conservation, Restoration and Dissemination Main collections: Prehistory, Protohistory, highlighting the Final Bronze Period, with evicence of the Phoenician and Tartessian cultures. Roman collections mostly from Italica, with an important sample of statuary from the time of Hadrian. It has medieval, Visigothic and Islamic items. The Monographic Room dedicated to the Treasure of the Carambolo is currently located on the first floor

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