A la Mancha Manchega
empezar
INTRODUCTION
etwinning project: folklore
Our eTwinning Project: Virtual Museum Night 2026 - Folklore aims to be a window into the diverse customs of each participating country. We want to get to know each other better and showcase our cultural roots. In this team work on the culture of La Mancha we want to pay a little tribute to our traditions, our cultural heritage. We are getting closer to learning more about the Music and Dance of our province of Ciudad Real and in general, in our region of Castilla La Mancha. But we also estudied the Regional Customes of La Mancha, its Gastronomy and the most popular festival in Ciudad Real, 'La Pandorga'.
Índex
regionalgastronomy
MUSIC AND DANCES
regional custome
la pandorga
CIUDAD REAL
Traditional dishes I
the woman of la macha
JOTAS & SEGUIDILLAS
4A GRADE STUDENTS
Traditional dishes II
Music and Regional Dances Manchego
origin of "jota manchega"
origin of the "seguidilla"
It is both a folk dance and a verse for m. It is perfomanced in quick triple time ,usually by two dancers, with lively steps and rhythmic footwork. The "seguidilla" word comes from "seguida" (sequence), reflecting its rhythm.
It is a widespread spanish folk dance and song form, with many regional styles (aragonese, valencian, galician, etc.) The Jota Manchega is the La Mancha variant. It is traditionally performed at weddings, fairs and Christmas celebrations (sometimes called Jota del Mantecado)
Music and Regional Dances Manchego
History
It became a popular folk expresions in festival and meetings, often accompained by guitars, bandurrias, laúdes and percussion instruments like panderetasor alimirez. Declared a (Bien de Interés Cultural) (Intagible Cultural Heritage) in Spain, it remains one of the most emblematic folkloric traditions of the region.
The Manchega music, known as the Seguidilla Manchega, originated in the 15th century in Castilla la Mancha. The Seguidilla Manchega is both a song and dance typical of La Mancha it has roots in madieval traditions, with influences from Jarchas (11th-12th centuries) and cantiga of Alonso X (13th century)
Music and Dance
- Regional Music and Dance group
- A Regional group from Ciudad Real
- Seguidilla is a folk and a verse form of dance.
- Jota Manchega is a folk dance song form.
Music & Dance
MANCHEGAN JOTA
Our 4A students M. Trujillo, Lydia y Rodrigo, are also students at the Music School. They use classical instruments to recreate this Manchegan Jota. "A la Mancha manchega"
Regional Dances
regional dance group: mazantini
Jotas & Seguidillas
regional dances from castilla la mancha
This video is an example of the different regional dances from Castilla La Mancha (Spain)
Regional Custome: Ciudad Real
Regional custome CIUDAD REAL
The traditional Manchego Custome of Ciudad Real has its origin in the popular clothing of the XVII and XIX centuries. They are inspired by the everyday and festive attire of the people of La Mancha. There are three types: - Work attire: Agricultural labor - Sunday or Festive attire: More elaborate - Wedding attire: The richiest in fabrics and adorments. A symbol of prestige.
Traditional Custome: Ciudad Real
It didn´t begin as a festive onfit, but as 'everybody' and 'work' clothing, made from strong materials (linen, wood, and cloth) and adapted to the extreme climate of the manchegan plains.
Ciudad real - traditional custome
The traditional custome of Ciudad Real as very similar of the Manchegan custome.It comes from the traditional clothing worm by the people of La Mancha between the XVII and XIX centuries, especially shepherds, farmers and rural workers.
Over time, these garments more stylized and decorated eventually teurning into the traditional worn today in festivals,and popular celebrations throughout the province of Ciudad Real.
The Woman of La Mancha
Woman regional custome
This suis is used for very important events (church, town festivals, weddings...)
Clara
The Woman of La Mancha
Subtítulo
Carlota
Elena
Lola
Ana
Regional Custome
The woman manchega
The Woman from La Mancha has historically been represented as a symbol of strength, work and famiy roots, and in Ciudad Real she is honored with this sculpture that highlight her role in the daily and cultural life in the region of Castilla La Mancha. A work by the sculptor Jesús Ruíz de la Hermosa (2006) who wanted to represnt a mother and her daughter seated on a public bench, dressed in the traditional custome of the region. This sculpture is a homage to all the women of La Mancha, showcasing their daily role and their importance in social life.
Woman Regional Custome
Traditional Female Costume
- White shirt: made of linen or cotton, with lace details on the collar and sleeves.
- Bodice or corset:A fitted garment for the torso, usually in dark colors.
- Refajo (skirt):A wide wool skirt, often emboidered with foral motifs.
- Apron:worn over the skirt, embroidered or decorated with lace.
- Scarf:Made of skiltor wool, embroidered, coverilng the shoulders.
The Man of La Mancha
man regional custome
This is the Farm suit as its name indicates, it is used to field work and for everyday life.
Gonzalo
Man Regional Custome
Traditional Male Custome
- White shirt: Simple ,made of linen or cotton .
- Waiscoat or jacket ("chupa"):Made of cloth , with metal or bone buttons .
- Sash:Woolen , in bright colors ( red , blue , green ),tied around the waist .
- Breeches:Short troursers up to the knee , usually black .
- Gaiters or short trousers:Made of wool , covering the legs .
- Accesoires:Neck scarf in varied clors , adds contrast , hat wide - brimmed or typical cap , depending on the occasion .
Regional Gastronomy
NEWS
La Abacería Manchega (shop and bar)
Typical Dishes
Asadillo Manchego
Pisto Manchego
Berenjenas Rellenas
Ingredients: - Roasted red peppers - Tomatoes(roasted or lightly friend dependingy on the recipe) - Garlic - Extra virgin olive oil - Salt -Ccumin (optional bet common) - Vinegar(optional - Canned tuna or hard-boiledeg (optional toppings)
Ingredients:- Large eggplants -330g of minced beef or pork (you can use a mix) - Medium opion - Ripe tomato -Garlics -100g of dised serrano ham -Olive oil -Salt amd pepper - A glass of water of wine - 1 egg (optional)
Ingredients: -Onion - Green bell pepper - Red bell pepper - Zucchinis -Ripe tomatoes -Garlic cloves -Extra virgin olive oil
Aitor
Ainhoa
Isabel
Typical Dishes
Caldereta Manchega
Migas Manchegas
Gachas Manchegas
Ingredients: - Meat and Offal - Chopped lamb, the base of the stew - Lamb liver or offal for the Mojado traditional - Vegetables and Aromatics - Onion - Garlic - Tomato - Pepper - Thime or Rosemary - Bay leaf - For the Mojado: - Slice of fried bread - Raw almonds - Cooked egg yolk (optional) - Liquids - White wine - Meat broth or water to cover the stew - Others: - Black pepper - Extra virgin oil - Salt - Flour (to thicken if it is necessary)
Ingredients:- Of satl bread (preferably from the proviou day ) -Garlic cloves -Of pork belly or chorizo coptional but traditional - Olive oil - Salt - Water - Parprika (optional)
Ingredients:- Flour - Water - Olive oil - Garlic - Paprika - Pork belly or bacon - Chorizo - Salt and pepper
Alba
Gonzalo
La Mancha - Gastronomy
Considered one of the most authentic cuisines in Spain, with centuries old recipies that honor rural life and its products.
Authenticity and tradition
They highlight the powerful flavor of Manchego cheese, the quality of the lamb, the regional manchego wine and the olive oíl.
Quality ingredients
Solid, calorie-dense, and nutritious cuisine, designed for fieldwork, but adapted for enjoyment today.
Nutrition and flavor
Regional Festival
La Pandorga
It is a festival of the town of Ciudad Real which is celebrated at 31st July. This festival is held in thank to the Virgin of Prado for that year's harvest.
La Pandorga
el pandorgo
"El Pandorgo" is a popular figure chosen to represent the people, whose main role is to act as the host of the Pandorga Festival and invite everyone to the traditiona "limoná" and "puñao de torraos".The Pandorgo simbolizes the gratitude of the people of Ciudad Real to the Virgin of Rrado for the harvests obtained this year.
La Pandorga
Dulcinea
Dulcinea, in addition to being a character in Cervantes' book "Don Quixote of La Mancha" refers to the figure of the woman from La Mancha.
La PandorgaMain Characters
Virgen del Prado
dulcinea
el pandorgo
She is the Patron of Ciudad Real. Thanks are given to Her for the harvest of that year.
She is a symbol of tradition, Manchegan identity and a tribute to a women of Ciudad Real.
He is a symbol of tradition, joy, and commitment to the town.
La Pandorga
MIGUEL DE CERVANTES SAAVEDRA
He drew inspirtation from his own experiences, knights books and Golden Age society to create the characters of Don Quixote.
He is the author of "Don Quixote de La Mancha" Its characters have inspired the differnt symbols of the Festival.
La Pandorga
regional festival: la pandorga
This is a summary of the Fetsival of La Pandorga, with the ceremony of election of the Pandorgo and Dulcinea, the procession in honor of the patron saint, the Virgin of Prado, and the popular festival.
News about La Pandorga
News: La Pandorga 2025
News: La Pandorga in FITUR 2025
Ciudad Real
4A Grade Students
ceip miguel de cervantes saavedraalmagro (ciudad real)
4A GRADE STUDENTS
- M. Trujillo - M. Roldán - Lydia- Rodrigo - Leo
- Clara - Ángela - Ana - Elena - Carlota
- Isabel - Aitor - Ainhoa - Gonzalo - Alba
- Teacher Yolanda
- Music & Dances
- Traditional custome
- Regional Gastronomy
- La Pandorga (Festival)
4A Grade Students
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4A Grade Students
Team work
Materials
PHOTOS: By Teacher Yolanda, students' families and Artifitial Intelligence
VIDEOS: By 4A Grade Students and Youtube
INFORMATION: Obtained through Artifitial Intelligence
eTwinning Project 2025-26 FOLKLORE VIRTUAL MUSEUM NIGHT
Thank You!
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A la Mancha Manchega
empezar
INTRODUCTION
etwinning project: folklore
Our eTwinning Project: Virtual Museum Night 2026 - Folklore aims to be a window into the diverse customs of each participating country. We want to get to know each other better and showcase our cultural roots. In this team work on the culture of La Mancha we want to pay a little tribute to our traditions, our cultural heritage. We are getting closer to learning more about the Music and Dance of our province of Ciudad Real and in general, in our region of Castilla La Mancha. But we also estudied the Regional Customes of La Mancha, its Gastronomy and the most popular festival in Ciudad Real, 'La Pandorga'.
Índex
regionalgastronomy
MUSIC AND DANCES
regional custome
la pandorga
CIUDAD REAL
Traditional dishes I
the woman of la macha
JOTAS & SEGUIDILLAS
4A GRADE STUDENTS
Traditional dishes II
Music and Regional Dances Manchego
origin of "jota manchega"
origin of the "seguidilla"
It is both a folk dance and a verse for m. It is perfomanced in quick triple time ,usually by two dancers, with lively steps and rhythmic footwork. The "seguidilla" word comes from "seguida" (sequence), reflecting its rhythm.
It is a widespread spanish folk dance and song form, with many regional styles (aragonese, valencian, galician, etc.) The Jota Manchega is the La Mancha variant. It is traditionally performed at weddings, fairs and Christmas celebrations (sometimes called Jota del Mantecado)
Music and Regional Dances Manchego
History
It became a popular folk expresions in festival and meetings, often accompained by guitars, bandurrias, laúdes and percussion instruments like panderetasor alimirez. Declared a (Bien de Interés Cultural) (Intagible Cultural Heritage) in Spain, it remains one of the most emblematic folkloric traditions of the region.
The Manchega music, known as the Seguidilla Manchega, originated in the 15th century in Castilla la Mancha. The Seguidilla Manchega is both a song and dance typical of La Mancha it has roots in madieval traditions, with influences from Jarchas (11th-12th centuries) and cantiga of Alonso X (13th century)
Music and Dance
Music & Dance
MANCHEGAN JOTA
Our 4A students M. Trujillo, Lydia y Rodrigo, are also students at the Music School. They use classical instruments to recreate this Manchegan Jota. "A la Mancha manchega"
Regional Dances
regional dance group: mazantini
Jotas & Seguidillas
regional dances from castilla la mancha
This video is an example of the different regional dances from Castilla La Mancha (Spain)
Regional Custome: Ciudad Real
Regional custome CIUDAD REAL
The traditional Manchego Custome of Ciudad Real has its origin in the popular clothing of the XVII and XIX centuries. They are inspired by the everyday and festive attire of the people of La Mancha. There are three types: - Work attire: Agricultural labor - Sunday or Festive attire: More elaborate - Wedding attire: The richiest in fabrics and adorments. A symbol of prestige.
Traditional Custome: Ciudad Real
It didn´t begin as a festive onfit, but as 'everybody' and 'work' clothing, made from strong materials (linen, wood, and cloth) and adapted to the extreme climate of the manchegan plains.
Ciudad real - traditional custome
The traditional custome of Ciudad Real as very similar of the Manchegan custome.It comes from the traditional clothing worm by the people of La Mancha between the XVII and XIX centuries, especially shepherds, farmers and rural workers.
Over time, these garments more stylized and decorated eventually teurning into the traditional worn today in festivals,and popular celebrations throughout the province of Ciudad Real.
The Woman of La Mancha
Woman regional custome
This suis is used for very important events (church, town festivals, weddings...)
Clara
The Woman of La Mancha
Subtítulo
Carlota
Elena
Lola
Ana
Regional Custome
The woman manchega
The Woman from La Mancha has historically been represented as a symbol of strength, work and famiy roots, and in Ciudad Real she is honored with this sculpture that highlight her role in the daily and cultural life in the region of Castilla La Mancha. A work by the sculptor Jesús Ruíz de la Hermosa (2006) who wanted to represnt a mother and her daughter seated on a public bench, dressed in the traditional custome of the region. This sculpture is a homage to all the women of La Mancha, showcasing their daily role and their importance in social life.
Woman Regional Custome
Traditional Female Costume
The Man of La Mancha
man regional custome
This is the Farm suit as its name indicates, it is used to field work and for everyday life.
Gonzalo
Man Regional Custome
Traditional Male Custome
Regional Gastronomy
NEWS
La Abacería Manchega (shop and bar)
Typical Dishes
Asadillo Manchego
Pisto Manchego
Berenjenas Rellenas
Ingredients: - Roasted red peppers - Tomatoes(roasted or lightly friend dependingy on the recipe) - Garlic - Extra virgin olive oil - Salt -Ccumin (optional bet common) - Vinegar(optional - Canned tuna or hard-boiledeg (optional toppings)
Ingredients:- Large eggplants -330g of minced beef or pork (you can use a mix) - Medium opion - Ripe tomato -Garlics -100g of dised serrano ham -Olive oil -Salt amd pepper - A glass of water of wine - 1 egg (optional)
Ingredients: -Onion - Green bell pepper - Red bell pepper - Zucchinis -Ripe tomatoes -Garlic cloves -Extra virgin olive oil
Aitor
Ainhoa
Isabel
Typical Dishes
Caldereta Manchega
Migas Manchegas
Gachas Manchegas
Ingredients: - Meat and Offal - Chopped lamb, the base of the stew - Lamb liver or offal for the Mojado traditional - Vegetables and Aromatics - Onion - Garlic - Tomato - Pepper - Thime or Rosemary - Bay leaf - For the Mojado: - Slice of fried bread - Raw almonds - Cooked egg yolk (optional) - Liquids - White wine - Meat broth or water to cover the stew - Others: - Black pepper - Extra virgin oil - Salt - Flour (to thicken if it is necessary)
Ingredients:- Of satl bread (preferably from the proviou day ) -Garlic cloves -Of pork belly or chorizo coptional but traditional - Olive oil - Salt - Water - Parprika (optional)
Ingredients:- Flour - Water - Olive oil - Garlic - Paprika - Pork belly or bacon - Chorizo - Salt and pepper
Alba
Gonzalo
La Mancha - Gastronomy
Considered one of the most authentic cuisines in Spain, with centuries old recipies that honor rural life and its products.
Authenticity and tradition
They highlight the powerful flavor of Manchego cheese, the quality of the lamb, the regional manchego wine and the olive oíl.
Quality ingredients
Solid, calorie-dense, and nutritious cuisine, designed for fieldwork, but adapted for enjoyment today.
Nutrition and flavor
Regional Festival
La Pandorga
It is a festival of the town of Ciudad Real which is celebrated at 31st July. This festival is held in thank to the Virgin of Prado for that year's harvest.
La Pandorga
el pandorgo
"El Pandorgo" is a popular figure chosen to represent the people, whose main role is to act as the host of the Pandorga Festival and invite everyone to the traditiona "limoná" and "puñao de torraos".The Pandorgo simbolizes the gratitude of the people of Ciudad Real to the Virgin of Rrado for the harvests obtained this year.
La Pandorga
Dulcinea
Dulcinea, in addition to being a character in Cervantes' book "Don Quixote of La Mancha" refers to the figure of the woman from La Mancha.
La PandorgaMain Characters
Virgen del Prado
dulcinea
el pandorgo
She is the Patron of Ciudad Real. Thanks are given to Her for the harvest of that year.
She is a symbol of tradition, Manchegan identity and a tribute to a women of Ciudad Real.
He is a symbol of tradition, joy, and commitment to the town.
La Pandorga
MIGUEL DE CERVANTES SAAVEDRA
He drew inspirtation from his own experiences, knights books and Golden Age society to create the characters of Don Quixote.
He is the author of "Don Quixote de La Mancha" Its characters have inspired the differnt symbols of the Festival.
La Pandorga
regional festival: la pandorga
This is a summary of the Fetsival of La Pandorga, with the ceremony of election of the Pandorgo and Dulcinea, the procession in honor of the patron saint, the Virgin of Prado, and the popular festival.
News about La Pandorga
News: La Pandorga 2025
News: La Pandorga in FITUR 2025
Ciudad Real
4A Grade Students
ceip miguel de cervantes saavedraalmagro (ciudad real)
4A GRADE STUDENTS
4A Grade Students
Searching information with AI...
4A Grade Students
Team work
Materials
PHOTOS: By Teacher Yolanda, students' families and Artifitial Intelligence
VIDEOS: By 4A Grade Students and Youtube
INFORMATION: Obtained through Artifitial Intelligence
eTwinning Project 2025-26 FOLKLORE VIRTUAL MUSEUM NIGHT
Thank You!