
Constitution Day in Spain: A Celebration of Democracy and Freedom
Every December 6th, we celebrate the Constitution Day in Spain. This date commemorates the approval of the Spanish Constitution of 1978.
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Every December 6th, we celebrate the Constitution Day in Spain. This date commemorates the approval of the Spanish Constitution of 1978.
Have you never heard “más vale tarde que nunca” or “a quien madruga, Dios lo ayuda”? Cero that you have! Spanish idioms (refranes) are pearls of wisdom passed down by word of mouth, one generation after another.These treasures of folk wisdom have much to teach
As we explore Latin America, we go on a journey through time and history. It was here in the New World that indigenous languages and Spanish met, giving rise to a unique linguistic form. The European invasion brought with it the imposition of the Spanish
Arabic and Spanish are two languages that share a fascinating history of cross-cultural, commercial and linguistic exchange. Although they belong to two different language families-Arabic to the Afro-Asiatic family and Spanish to the Indo-European-they have been in contact for thousands of years and have influenced
The day of cross, celebrated in Granada on the 3 of May. The whole city,is filled with altars in honor of the Holy Cross.
The origin of the All Saints’Day, Spanish customs and traditions to celebrate this day and to honor all our loved ones. Have a read!
There are cities in the world that seem to have a touch more than others. It seems that some of them have a kind of magic, which captures the attention of numerous artists. Granada is undoubtedly among these enchanted cities. In fact, it has received
Granada is famous for its relationship with Muslim culture. A specific dynasty ruled over Granada for many years. The latter is the well-known Nazari dynasty. It was the last Muslim dynasty to rule the Kingdom of Granada from 1238 to 2 January 1492. There were
Find information about the three Magic Kings’ Day celebration in Spain! A very popular celebration in Spain every 6th of January.
“Dale limosna, mujer, que no hay en la vida nada como la pena de ser ciego en Granada”. Among the famous phrases about our beautiful city, Granada, there are certainly the words of Francisco de Icaza: “Give him alms, woman, there is nothing in life