Customs and Traditions
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Culture

Burial of the Sardine: How the Spanish Carnival Turns Into Satire
In Spain, the farewell to Carnival becomes a theatrical ritual. The sardine emerges as a symbol of change and renewal.…
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Navarra

School carnival in Navarra sparks debate over unusual costumes
At a primary school near Pamplona, children were asked to dress as the opposite gender. Parents are concerned about the…
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Burgos

Eight-Century Monastery in Burgos Secrets Guidebooks Don’t Reveal
Deep in the Burgos countryside lies a monastery where time seems to stand still. Nuns still live here, and every…
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Catalonia

In Catalonia, there is a street where a single step changes not only the city but also the province
In a small Catalan town, an ordinary street has become a real border. Here, just crossing the sidewalk means entering…
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Culture

In Cáceres There Is an Incredible Village with an Inquisition Museum Worth Visiting
Discover a unique destination and a true historical treasure of Cáceres. This village has preserved its authentic charm. Uncover its…
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Culture

How a White Sage and Full Moon Ritual Transforms Your Home and Mindset
Full moon and white sage: an unusual combination for renewal. This ritual helps clear away old emotions and fill your…
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China

12 Grapes — Spain’s New Year Wish-Making Ritual
12 Grapes: How to Make a Wish the Spanish Way — discover one of the world's most unusual New Year’s…
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Culture

Why the Carnation Became a Symbol of Remembrance and Mourning
The carnation is linked to remembrance and loss for a reason. Its transformation from a symbol of love to one…
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Customs and Traditions

Unusual New Year’s Rituals Around the World: From Burning Effigies to Changing Names
New Year’s celebrations take many forms around the globe. In some places, effigies are burned; in others, people throw out…
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Celebrities

New Rules for the House of Alba: Why Is Bárbara Miryán Staying Silent?
Bárbara Miryán has chosen to remain silent as she reshapes the age-old traditions of the House of Alba. Discover the…
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Culture

How a Goose Proverb Became a Talisman Against Misfortune and Illness
The phrase “like water off a goose’s back” has roots in ancient rituals and folk beliefs. Discover how an ordinary…
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Christmas

Luck Rituals: How Spaniards Try to Win the Christmas Lottery
Spaniards believe in omens and rituals, hoping they will help them win the lottery. Discover the most popular ways to…
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Castilla y León

2026 Work Calendar for Castile and León: Full List of Public Holidays
Regional authorities have approved the holiday schedule. Residents can expect 14 days off in 2026. Discover all the official holidays…
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Aragon

Aragon’s 2026 Work and Holiday Calendar: All Official Days Off
The full list of public holidays in Aragon has been announced. In 2026, residents will have 14 official days off.…
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Extremadura

Three Toledo Cities Vie for the Title of Most Beautiful in Castilla-La Mancha
A search for the most beautiful city is underway in Castilla-La Mancha. The province of Toledo has put forward three…
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Madrid

Guest in Striking Outfit Outshines Queen Letizia at Dinner with the Sultan of Oman
A fashion scandal unfolded at the reception honoring the Sultan of Oman. A well-known businesswoman disregarded the strict dress code,…
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Belgium

Queen Letizia to wear tiara for Sultan of Oman who arrives in Madrid without his wife
The Royal Palace welcomes a distinguished guest as the Sultan of Oman visits Madrid. The monarch is unaccompanied by his…
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Basque Country

Ziga in Navarre: The Village Where Nature and History Become One
Nestled in the heart of the Baztán valley lies a village where the harmony of nature and architecture captivates at…
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England

Vacation Spanish Style: You to London, Me to California – Why Couples Are Increasingly Taking Separate Holidays
Taking holidays together is no longer a given. Couples in Spain are exploring new ways to travel, seeking a balance…
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