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The first transcriptions of occasional academies printed in Granada were published between 1661 and 1664. The concept «academy» also appeared in two contemporary booklets related to feast days; their purpose was likely to reinforce the cohesion of some of the poems composed for each celebration. The first one describes the ornamentation of Bib-Rambla during the 1661 Corpus Christi Feast; at that occasion, several authors were invited to write poems explaining the Biblical and Eucharistic figures represented in nine canvases. The second one contains villancicos to be sung at the Cathedral of Granada on the 1664 Christmas Eve. The article analyzes the different ways in which the structure and habits of literary academies were transposed to these unusual contexts. It also features an edition of both booklets.

La <i>Academia</i> como recurso articulador: sonetos y villancicos para dos fiestas granadinas (1661 y 1664)