Montoya[] Bailaora Flamenco Dancer Juana la Macarrona[] Cantaora Flamenco Singer La Susi[] Cantaora Flamenco Singer Vicente de Castro Giménez[] Cantaor Flamenco Singer and Flamenco Musician "El Parrita" Antonio Carmona[] Singer Flamenco Manuel Moreno Maya "El Pelé"[] Cantaor Flamenco Singer La Macanita[] Cantaora Flamenco Singer Pansequito[] Cantaor Flamenco Singer Aurora Vargas[] Cantaora Flamenco Singer and Bailaora Flamenco Dancer Gitano surnames Due to endogamy, several Spanish surnames are more frequent among the Gitanos, though they are not exclusive to them: Altamira or Altamirano Amaya Antunes or Antúnez (alternatively, Antuñez) Calaf (Catalan Gypsy) Cortés Fernández Flores Gabarri (Catalan Gypsy) Gutiérrez or Guiterez Heredia Jiménez or Giménez Malla or Maya Molina Montoya Monge or Monje Moreno Morgade Motos Pereiro or Pereira Pubill (Catalan Gypsy) Ravelino or Rabellino Reyes Salazar Santi Santiago Vargas LP Villar or Vilar Carretero Pérez González Escudero See also Triana, Seville, a neighbourhood traditionally linked to Gitano history. Sacromonte, the traditional Gitano quarter of Granada. George Borrow, an English missionary and traveller who studied the Calé of Spain and other parts of Europe. Quinqui, a nomad community of Spain with a similar lifestyle, but of unrelated origin. Cagot, similarly historically persecuted people in France and Spain. , an ethnic group in the Spanish Basque country and the French Basque coast sometimes linked to the Cagots. Cleanliness of blood, ethnic discrimination in the Spanish Old Regime. , an ethnic group in Spain who were also discriminated against and have unknown origins. , a discriminated group of cowherders in Northern Spain. a persecuted ethnic minority in Mallorca, often referenced in works discussing the persecution of Cagots in Spain. References Sources The Situation of Roma in Spain. The Open Society Institute, 2002 (PDF). Worth, Susannah and Sibley, Lucy R. "Maja Dress and the Andalusian Image of Spain." Clothing and Textiles Research Journal, Summer 1994, Vol. 12, pp. 51–60. Notes External links Romani union (English exonym present) Romani presence in European Music Spain Ethnic groups in Spain Romani in Spain