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Maps of World YOUR WINDOW TO THE WORLD Buy high quality maps-online! World Maps Political Maps Road Maps City Maps ... Home > Spain > Culture of Spain Culture of Spain Culture of Spain is a vibrant one that has won the global fame for its variety. The exploration of the Spanish culture remains incomplete without inquiring into their national sport, bullfighting. Spain's dance carnivals with gorgeous dress codes add more interest in the hearts of culture lovers. Spanish films are loved by international film buffs. Spain has produced stalwarts of film making like Luis Bunuel, Pedro Almodovar. Spanish cuisine is known for its rich taste. Its fine taste of wine has served the taste buds of wine lovers for the ages. Bullfighting has been an object of ridicule by the animal lovers worldwide. It is reported that about 24,000 bulls face death each year in Spain during the season of bullfighting. But the sport of bullfighting has made its way in the culture of Spain since 711 AD. The first instance of bullfighting is reported to be held during the crowning of King Alfons VIII. The bull-rings are found at a gap of few yards throughout Spain. The bullfighting season continues from the month of March to October. Thousands of Spaniards and non-Spaniards attend this national sport (Fiesta Nacional in local language). The culture of Spain is known for its folklores in different regions of Spain. A mixed culture has emerged in the recent

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Culture Cultural Life As in much of western Europe, the culture of Spain was marked decisively by the period of Roman rule. In the crucial areas of language and religion the Romans left a lasting inheritance. However, the subsequent course of Spanish history added elements to the country's cultural development that were missing or much weaker in other European countries. The most important differences stem from the fact that Arabic-speaking Muslims from the Middle East and North Africa invaded Spain in AD 711 and dominated much of the country during almost 800 years. The Muslim cultural influence was very strong, especially in the area of language; the Spanish language has taken more words from Arabic than from any other source except Latin. Through contact with the Muslims, Christian Europe was able to recover much of the cultural and intellectual heritage of classical antiquity. It also gained access to many scientific advances made by the Muslims. Spain's cultural mix became even richer during the Middle Ages because of the presence of a large and influential Jewish population. Medieval Spain witnessed one of the periods of greatest cultural achievement in Jewish history. During the early modern and modern periods Spain's culture was fairly homogeneous. The one significant exception was the presence and persistence of languages other than Spanish in some parts of the country. Two of these, Catalan and Gallego, have been vehicles of significant literary traditions during the Middle Ages. From the 16th century on they lost ground to Castilian and increasingly became limited to everyday use, especially among the peasantry. This had always been the case with the third language, Euskera, which never had a literary tradition.

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