The Feria de Abril in Seville was not merely an annual festival; it was the living, beating heart of Andalusian identity, a spectacle of equestrian pride, aristocratic pageantry, and joyous celebration that dated back to 1846. Across the sixty-four hectares of the Real de la Feria in the Los Remedios district, more than a thousand private casetas with red-and-white striped canvas awnings spilled onto dirt avenues paved with golden albero…
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