1940s – 2000sApogée : 1960s
Copla
À propos de Copla
Copla is the dramatic Spanish popular song tradition rooted in Andalusian folklore, flourishing from the 1940s through the postwar decades. Built on tales of love, heartbreak, and fate delivered with theatrical intensity, it made stars of singers like Lola Flores and Rocío Jurado. Alongside it, Andalusian folk-pop forms such as sevillanas and rumba carried the same festive spirit into later decades.