Spanish influence
Latin cultural footprint
Spanish influence refers to the cultural, linguistic, architectural, or political impact of Spain and Spanish-speaking peoples on a region or domain.
The phrase appears in discussions of colonialism, art history, and regional character: The Spanish influence is evident in the city's mission architecture.
In cuisine, it might describe flavor profiles or techniques: The dish shows strong Spanish influence in its use of saffron and paprika.
- CatholicismPapal Christian denomination
- patron saintsHoly advocates for groups
- PicassoSpanish cubism co-founder
- Moorish architectureMedieval North African building design
- colonial architectureArchitecture from occupied territories
Goya · colonialism · flamenco · viceroyalty · plazas · repartimiento · tapas · siesta · hacienda style · Creole · Christopher Columbus · cathedrals · matador · Reconquista · Cervantes · mestizo · tile · mission
- Puerto RicoSan Juan, Puerto Rico, Carolina, Old San Juan, Arecibo
- Andorraparishes, diarchy, Pyrenees, National Day, parish councils
- MicronesiaMicronesia, Palau, Guam, Saipan, Marshall Islands
- Latin American CitiesMexico City, Buenos Aires, Lima, Sao Paulo, Bogota
- Dominican Culturebachata, merengue, platanos, Santo Domingo, tostones
- grammardeclension, pronouns, adjectives, conjugation, nouns
Spanish influenceBritish influence
Cultural reach from London
French influence · American influence · Italian influence · Chinese influence · Japanese influence
Spanish influenceindigenous culture
Traditions of original inhabitants
native traditions · pre-Columbian culture · indigenous heritage · Native American influence · indigenous languages