Almeriense it is. Thanks.
I wanted to be neologistic as the term was intended for a creative music project. Not being a native Spaniard, I see that such an endeavor for me would only cause confusion.
Tomisimo, for example, to my ear also conveys the idea of being very Tom-like. Like Pianissimo is the Italian term used by all classic music composers to indicate an intensification of piano, meaning softly.
I have no idea how to construct a word to mean very Almerian, or very Andaluz.
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