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RESUMEN: Si los italianos son dulces, los espanoles somos salaos. La sal como analogia de una idiosincrasia que mezcla lo exotico con el desparpajo propio de los hispanos. En contraposicion a la delicadeza del europeo el temperamento espanol. Aunque sea considerado un topico, en nuestra musica queda reflejado a la perfeccion ese caracter. La musica espanola es extrovertida, abierta, simpatica, sociables, cordial, salada. En los generos inspirados en la musica tradicional mas que en aquellos cultivos en la musica academica se aprecia ese caracter, y entre ellos, y ahi vamos a centrar nuestra exposicion, en las tonadillas, sainetes y entremeses de la segunda mitad del siglo XVIII y en nuestro genero mas internacional, el flamenco. En esta ponencia repasamos aquellos momentos en los que la sal es protagonista y, en la medida de lo posible, expondremos los elementos musicales que podemos considerar salados en los generos mencionados. Estos contenidos han sido recopilados en los ultimos anos a traves de la investigacion en los archivos y bibliotecas que contienen las partituras de estas obras, asi como el analisis de los estilos flamencos. ABSTRACT: If the Italians are sweet, the Spaniards are salty (salaos). Salt as an analogy of an idiosyncrasy that mixes the exotic with the self-confidence of Hispanics. In contrast to the delicacy of the European, the Spanish temperament. Although it is considered a topic, in our music that character is perfectly reflected. Spanish music is outgoing, open, friendly, sociable, friendly, salty. In the genres inspired by traditional music more than in those crops in academic music, that character is appreciated, and between them. And there we will focus our exhibition, on the tonadillas, saleros and hors d'oeuvres of the second half of the 18th century and on our most international genre, flamenco. In this paper, we review those moments in which salt is the protagonist and, as far as possible, we will present the musical elements that we can consider salty in the aforementioned genres. These contents have been compiled in recent years through research in the archives and libraries that contain the scores of these works, as well as the analysis of flamenco styles.

Los paisajes de la sal y la música Española = The landscapes of salt and Spanish music