The term 'Seville Ritual' is a reference to the traditional afternoon break in Spain known as a SIESTA. The word SIESTA is derived from the Latin phrase 'hora sexta, ' which translates to 'the sixth hour, ' and is typically taken between 2 and 5 pm. During this time, people take a break from their daily activities to rest and relax. This ritual is especially popular in Seville, Spain, where it is considered an important part of the culture.