sevillano

Sevillano is a Spanish term meaning from Seville or relating to Seville, a city in Andalusia, Spain. The masculine form is sevillano, the feminine sevillana; plural sevillanos or sevillanas. It functions as a demonym for residents of Seville and as an adjective describing anything associated with the city, its culture, or its style. In English-language contexts the term is often rendered as Sevillian or Sevillan, but sevillano remains common in Spanish-language usage.

In cultural usage, sevillano often signals origins tied to Seville, and may appear in references to traditional Andalusian culture, including music and dance such as the Sevillanas, a folkloric repertory and dance closely linked to the city. It can also describe local cuisine, festivals, or architectural and urban features associated with Seville, such as its historic center, churches, or the Guadalquivir river area, though specific terms are typically used for precise references.

The term can appear in historical, literary, or journalistic texts to indicate origin. It is used both within Spain and in Latin American Spanish, reflecting connections through migration and cultural exchange.

See also: Seville, Sevillana, Sevillian (English).