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Discovery Spain .

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Spain is a country full of history, diversity, and vibrant traditions.

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Full History of Spain Summarized On Animated Map

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Spain is located in southwestern Europe, on the Iberian Peninsula. It borders Portugal, France, Andorra, and Gibraltar.

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Spain has around 48 million people. It is a multicultural country with strong regional identities like Catalonia, the Basque Country, and Andalusia.

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The Spanish flag has three horizontal stripes: red, yellow (wider), and red. It includes the national coat of arms on the yellow stripe.

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Flamenco Dance: A Cultural Expression of Spain

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Flamenco Dance: A Cultural Expression of Spain

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Flamenco is a traditional dance from Andalusia, known for its passion and deep emotions. It features arm movements, foot stamping, and fast spins, accompanied by cante jondo (deep singing) and flamenco guitar, often performed in tablaos with some improvisation.

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 The Spanish national anthem has no words

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 The Spanish national anthem has no words

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Spain’s Marcha Real is one of the few national anthems with no words! This means it is part of a very exclusive club with just three other countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo and San Marino.

That means at large sporting events, the normal practice is for the audience to hum along to the tune while the players stand in silence.

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Marcha Real Española (Himno Nacional de España)

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Spain has a multi-party system, with major national parties like the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) and the People's Party (PP), which have traditionally alternated in power. Other influential parties include VOX (right-wing), Sumar (left-wing), and Podemos, as well as strong regional parties such as Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya (ERC) and the Basque Nationalist Party (PNV). This political diversity reflects the country's rich cultural and regional variety.

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Spain has a royal family too! Their current king is called Felipe VI and has reigned since 2014.

The role of Spain’s royal family is apolitical and neutral, with limited power. Despite this, the king still carries out some important ceremonial duties.

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Spanish gastronomy is diverse and known for tapas, small servings of dishes served in bars, such as Spanish omelette, marinated seafood, and octopus in paprika sauce. The cuisine varies by region, with specialties like seafood in Galicia, paella in Valencia, and gazpacho in Andalusia. Spanish food is generally not very spicy, with paprika being the most common seasoning, and the main meats are pork, chicken, and beef, with lamb served on special occasions. Fish and seafood are essential parts of the diet, and legumes like lentils and chickpeas are also widely consumed. As for drinks, Spaniards enjoy wine and beer with meals, and strong coffee at breakfast or after meals. Churros with hot chocolate are a popular breakfast or snack, especially in the morning.

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GAZPACHO andaluz fácil, rápido y riquísimo.

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Spain is a parliamentary monarchy, where the King is the head of state and the Prime Minister (President of the Government) is the head of government. Executive power rests with the Council of Ministers, while legislative power is held by the Cortes Generales, a bicameral parliament consisting of the Congress of Deputies and the Senate. Spain's political system is also characterized by its unitary state structure, which is composed of 17 autonomous communities and two autonomous cities with varying levels of autonomy.

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The Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is still not finished

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The Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is still not finished

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The Sagrada Familia is a Catholic cathedral in Barcelona that has been in construction since 1882! Designed by famous architect Antoni Gaudí, the site has UNESCO World Heritage status despite still not being finished.

Multiple historic events have slowed the construction of the cathedral, including the Spanish Civil War, World War One and World War Two, arson attacks from anarchists, and the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Spanish isn’t the only official language of Spain

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Spanish isn’t the only official language of Spain

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Although the vast majority of Spain’s population primarily speaks Spanish, some areas speak a different language altogether.

For example, in Catalonia, the easternmost area of Spain, the people speak Catalan alongside Spanish. The community of Galicia in the north-west speaks the Galician language.