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Dialectal studies have traditionally divided Andalusia in three main areas based on the predominance of  seseo ,  ceceo , or  distinción . However, many speakers present a mix of the three phenomena in their speech, which has led to multiple opinions but has not been empirically studied yet. The purpose of this investigation is to demonstrate, by means of a quantitative sociolinguistic study, that the alternating use of  seseo ,  ceceo , and  distinción  is no free but that it can ben explained by means of linguistic and social factors. The corpus consists of 36 semi-casual interviews with native speakers of Alcalá de Guadaíra (Seville). The results indicate that these Andalusian speakers present a mix of  seseo ,  ceceo , and  distinción , but all of them tend to favor  distinción  in formal contexts.  Seseo  and  distinción  were found to be more positively valued in this community than  ceceo , as they are more common among young speakers with education, especially women, while  ceceo  is more characteristic of male speech and less education.

Seseo, ceceo , and distinción in Andalusian Spanish: Free variation or sociolinguistic variation?