Sevillanas

Every year Academia Hispanica runs Sevillanas dance lessons in order to get ready for Feria! We started last week and here are the first images (and a video).

Here’s what www.esflamenco.com has to say about Sevillanas:

Traditional folk song proceeding from the seguidilla manchega (from La Mancha), which has taken on some features of flamenco. It was born to accompany the dance that is performed in pairs, in series of four sevillanas. It is the Andalusian dance that has become most popular and, at present, even people in nightclubs dance to it. Once it used to be danced in patios or houses used for neighbourhood gatherings, also known as corrales, and people have always danced to them in romerias and other Andalusian feasts.

Check out our Video here!

Olé Francia

Academia Hispánica has just finished hosting a wonderful group of 52 French students! They were here to discover Córdoba and communicate in Spanish.

The group leader has been bringing her Spanish classes to Spain for 5 years. The last three years she has brought her groups to our school in Córdoba. For her, Córdoba is perfect for bringing her classes as it is a safe, medium-sized city where she doesn’t have to worry about her students. It is easy to get to know and as a huge plus, there is also a lot to see culturally!

52 of them came this year and they seemed like they had a good time! Here are some pictures.

IH Spain

Academia Hispanica is member of International House, a network of language schools worldwide that are committed to implementing high standards of quality and innovation in education and training.

Within International House, there is a large group of Spanish language schools located in Spain which work together to promote courses.

What does this mean for you?

As a student you can study at any or all of our schools, switching cities without any problems. We all work towards the same certificates and we use the same coursebooks! Best of all, all schools are of the same great International House quality.

Start you Spanish course in Córdoba and where you go from here is up to you…

Barcelona • Córdoba • Madrid • Palma de Mallorca • San Sebastian • Seville • Valencia • Vejer

Recent Graduates

These last few weeks we have had some great students walk through our doors. Now it’s time to say goodbye. We’ll miss them lots and wish them the best.