Granaína
Song with a 'copla' of five, eight syllable, verses, that generally the first, third and fifth consonant rhyme and on signing usually changes to six due to the repetition of one of the first two. It is from of the group of the 'levante' and, as with the 'malagaueña', it takes its structure from the 'fandango'. The majority of experts attribute its creation to Antonio Chacón, who could have based its composition on the melody of the 'malagueña' and who spent a long time in Granada in around 1890. It is sung free style and is accompanied by a guitar in B due to its high tessitura. Great performers of this style have been, Manuel Vallejo, Marchena, Enrique Monte or Naranjito de Triana.
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Granada , Málaga
