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People from Spain are called Spaniards, and they speak Spanish. They enjoy watching soccer and basketball. People in Spain are generally passionate, expressive, and loving.

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Spaniards watching a futbol (soccer) game.

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Paella is a native dish in Spain. Authentic paella originates from the region around Valencia, and comes in two varieties: Paella Valenciana, with rabbit and chicken; and seafood paella.

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Spain experiences hot summers and cold winters inland and milder, cloudier summers and cooler winters along the coast. Geography in Spain consists of alpine mountains and pine forests at high elevations, deserts, and fertile irrigated plains that support plantations of subtropical fruits.

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Paprika (Pimentón)

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Saffron

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Garlic

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Spainairds have a light bite and coffee first thing in the morning. They then have a more substantial "second breakfast," a hearty lunch, a mid-afternoon snack, followed by a light dinner.

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Breakfast #1 is almost always eaten at home.

Breakfast #2 is normally purchased from a coffee shop.

Lunch is eaten at a sit-down restaurant.

"Merienda" (Mid-Afternoon Snack) Is eaten at a cafe or at bar.

"Apertif" (appetizers) are normally eaten at a bar.

Dinner is eaten anywhere. You can continue just eating appetizers, or you can get a meal at a restaurant, or cook at home.

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Jobs you would find in Spain would be a lot similar to jobs you would find here in the United States. Some jobs include IT work, tourism, hospitality, retail, etc.

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Basilica La Sagrada Familia (Barcelona)

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Alhambra (Granada)

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Guggenheim Museum (Bilbao)

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The best time to visit Spain would be Spring (March to May) or Fall (September to November).

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Flamenco, fandango, jota, and sardana are some of the most popular Spanish music genres.

Flamenco - a style of Spanish music, played especially on the guitar and accompanied by singing and dancing.

Fandango - a triple meter partner dance typically accompanied by castanets, hand-clapping, and guitars

Jota - a Spanish folk dance in ³/₄ time performed by a man and a woman to intricate castanet and heel rhythms.

Sardana - played by a cobla, a band consisting of 10 wind instruments, double bass and a tamborí played by 11 musicians.