Spanish culture
Tapas and bullfighting
Spanish culture encompasses the traditions, arts, customs, and social practices of Spain and its people.
This includes flamenco music and dance, bullfighting, tapas dining, siesta, and festivals like La Tomatina and the Running of the Bulls.
Spanish culture blends Roman Catholic heritage with regional identities—Catalan, Basque, Andalusian, Galician—each with distinct languages and traditions.
The phrase often appears in discussions of Mediterranean lifestyle, family-centered values, and late evening social rhythms: Spanish culture revolves around long meals and late nights.
- tapasSpanish appetizer assortment
- CastilianSpain's official language
- flamencoRhythmic Spanish dance style
- flamenco dressTiered ruffled Spanish dance gown
- CatalanIberian Romance language
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