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Verdiales are a Flamenco song form belonging to Canté Chico. While certainly related to the the Fandango, it could properly be called a Fandagos de Málaga.

Listen to a Verdiales(2:18, 502Kb). This example shows some of the more common falsetas you are likely to hear at an informal Flamenco performance.

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	'''Verdiales''' are a [[Flamenco]] song form belonging to [[Canté Chico]]. While certainly related to the the [[Fandango]], it could properly be called a ''Fandagos de ~~Malaga~~.''		'''Verdiales''' are a [[Flamenco]] song form belonging to [[Canté Chico]]. While certainly related to the the [[Fandango]], it could properly be called a ''Fandagos de Málaga.''

	[[media:VerdialesSerak.ogg\|Listen to a Verdiales]](1:59,~~366Kb~~). This example shows some of the more common [[falseta]]s you are likely to hear at an informal Flamenco performance.		[[media:VerdialesSerak.ogg\|Listen to a Verdiales]](2:18, 502Kb). This example shows some of the more common [[falseta]]s you are likely to hear at an informal Flamenco performance.