Spain, is known for its vibrant culture and rich history, bears the indelible marks of diverse civilizations that have shaped its identity. One of the most profound influences on Spain was the Moorish era (711 – 1492), a period that left an enduring legacy on my...
Semana Santa, or Holy Week, is one of the most important religious celebrations in Spain. It takes place in the week leading up to Easter and is celebrated in cities and towns throughout the country. During Semana Santa, parades and processions are held to commemorate...
In Spain, we all have two surnames, with the father’s surname listed first, followed by the mother’s surname, by the way, since the year 2000, you can register your kids two last names in the order you prefer. This naming convention is known as...
The history of the tortilla de patata (Potato Omelet) is a topic of much debate and speculation, with many different theories about how this iconic Spanish dish came to be. The most popular theory is that the tortilla de patata was created in the Basque country during...
Before I start with this post, I want to make clear where I stand regarding Spanish Monarchy, so please don´t take it as this is the only point of view, this is just my POV. I personally support 100% our Royal family, this doesn´t mean that I believe they have things...
It was 1994 the first time I visited Ney York City with Ainhoa, at that time my girlfriend, today my wife. Just two kids with not much money in their pockets. We had a creepy room in a so called “hotel”. That type of hotel where they rent the other rooms by the hour....
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