which accompanies processions and retinues. Some renowned compositions are the 19th century Muiñeira de Chantada and the traditional Aires de Pontevedra (an alborada) and Marcha do Antigo Reino de Galicia (March of the Old Kingdom of Galicia). Another very representative instrument is the pandeireta (tambourine), which along or together with other drums as the pandeiro, castanets, etc., usually accompanied the songs and celebrations of the working women and men during the seráns (evenings), foliadas or fiadas. Other genres include de alalá, which can be sung a cappella, or the cancións de cego (blindman's songs), interpreted with violin of zanfoña. Literature Painting, plastic arts and architecture Science Music Sport Cinema and TV People of Galician origin See also List of Galician people Galician nationalism Fillos de Galicia Spanish people Nationalities and regions of Spain References External links Galician Portal A collaborative study of the EDNAP group regarding Y-chromosome binary polymorphism analysis Galician language portal Galician Music, Culture and History Galician Government Galician History and Language Santiago Tourism Page about The Way of St James Official page about The Way of St James Arquivo do Galego Oral – An archive of records of Galician speakers. A Nosa Fala – Sound recordings of the different dialects of the Galician language. Ethnic groups in Spain Ethnic groups in Argentina Ethnic groups in Brazil Ethnic groups in Chile Romance peoples