Mis fotos

       Today I have went out to take (eat) "tapas" with my friends, Mark and Sally Anne.Then, being in a bar of tapas, named "La Cepa", they asked me what "Cepa" meant.Therefore I have thought to write this post, as a tribute to them, in order to explain this word and another ones similar.

       I tell them that a "Cepa" is a Trunk or vine plant.I show you an example of a strain:

"Cepa", by Gorka Mauleon, at flickr.com

      Here you have the website of the bar "La Cepa", in Algeciras; click down here:

       http://www.atapear.com/guia-de-bares-de-tapas/mapa/algeciras/la-cepa

     Another similar word is "Capa"; it has several meanings, but the most famous one is: "Coat":

A spanish coat

        Another meaning of "Capa" = "Layer", for example in graphic design.

      Also you can say "Capa" in painting.

       Also you can use it as "Cape" = "Capote", in bullfighting.

      Another similar word is: "Copa".Its more famous meaning is "Cup"; for example: a cup of wine. 

      But another meaning is "Treetop".

Best regards,

Luis.

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