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What are traditions of Spain?
Bullfighting
Does Spain have any special celebrations holidays or traditions?
yes
Who are the shinnecock and how are they keeping their traditions today?
how do shinnecocks keep their traditions today
What is different about American Christmas traditions and those in Spain?
The major difference is the much lower commercialism of Christmas in Spain.
What is the recipe for the traditional food in Spain?
Spain is a country of regions. Each has it's own culinary traditions and recipes.
What traditions do the people keep in Ireland?
Catholic
What is Spain's traditional music?
Spain's traditional music is flamenco. Spain has no nationwide traditions of music, food, or dress. Spain began as a political entity when 3 independent kingdoms, Leon, Aragon, and Castile were united under a single monarch Carlos II. Before unification they had their own musical, food, and dress traditions. As other political entities were added to Spain they too brought their own traditions. Andalucia has Flamenco music that features guitars, hand claps, and castanets. It is not the tradition all over Spain. In parts of the north they favor bagpipes. Other areas have anything in between depending on their traditions. There are a couple traditional types of music that come from Spain. One is Flamenco, and another is music played on a Gaita, a bagpipe type instrument, in Galicia, northern Spain.
Who mocked the traditions of Spain's feudal past?
Miguel de CervantesMiguel de Cervantes
What are some of Spain's most prominent cultural aspects and traditions?
they do Mexican traditional dances
How are cultural traditions important to Spain's economy?
There were more of a culture in spain so the cultual importnace was that so spai could share there own culture
What are the different custom and traditions in different countries?
napping came from spain as a tradition called a siesta
Why did Mexico fight bulls?
It is of the traits and traditions inherited from Spain when it conquered Mexico (1521 - 1821).
