Spain History

@tuzmo007 · 2 years ago

Crafts are a vital part of the Spanish culture. Most people are aware of the type of Spain crafts that many people associate with Spain – pottery, wrought iron work, and stone carving. However, the...

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@Diba · 4 years ago

David Silva

This article uses Spanish naming customs : the first or paternal family name is Jiménez and the second or maternal family name is Silva. For other people named David Silva, see David Silva (disam...

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@Diba · 4 years ago

Alfredo Stéfano Di Stéfano

Alfredo Stéfano Di Stéfano Laulhé [2] (Spanish pronunciation: [alˈfɾeðo ði esˈtefano] ; 4 July 1926 – 7 July 2014) was an Argentinian-born professional footballer and coach, regarded as one of the...

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@BettyBoop · 4 years ago

Cocido Madrileño - or simply cocido

Cocido Madrileño - or simply cocido - is probably one of Spain's national dishes. Cocido is based on a vast cauldron, which simmers away all day, hardly bubbling. In the old days households made it ev...

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@LykeLyca · 3 years ago

Philippines Independence Day Recollection and Covid19

Today, June 12, 2021, the Philippines celebrate its Independence Day. A tribute to all heroes and to a nation liberated from Spain in history. This also includes our liberation from numerous colonizer...

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@ArticleMaker · 4 years ago

Shakespeare's Last Play Found in Spanish Library

The dusty volume might be the principal duplicate of the Bard's emotional attempts to circle on Spanish soil A scholarly student of history in Spain has discovered an uncommon 1634 version of one o...

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@Joshua25 · 4 years ago

Boracay

THE Philippines has thousands of islands from the Batanes group in the north to the Tawi-Tawi group in the south. Most people are familiar with the larger islands — Luzon, Mindoro, Panay, Negros, Sam...

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@BettyBoop · 4 years ago

The genetic point of depravity.

As everywhere in Europe in the past, royal property was inherited. If one of the members of the royal family were to be married to someone "from the side", in the event of a split, a huge territory wo...

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@XolosRamirez · 3 years ago

The Xoloitzcuintle, an inspiration for pre-Hispanic art | Xolos ramirez

The first known representations of the xoloitzcuintle are the vessels for funerary use called "Colima dogs", fired clay figures, orange-reddish color, found in the shaft tombs of Western Mexico, wh...

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@sukreya · 4 years ago

Not just beauty, but the secret of success is efficiency

Not only does beauty bring fame or popularity, but the effects of beauty are multifaceted Of course, I want to be with some more times And all that is not only applicable to humans, this time the s...

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@Messi · 4 years ago

A Legend is Born LM 10

Lionel Andrés Messi or Leo Messi is one of the greatest players of all time. He was born on June 24,1987 in Rosario , ARGENTINA. He has 3 sons and a beautiful wife named ANTONILO RUCCUZO.At his chil...

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@SAFDAR58301 · 1 year ago

Beauty of Europe

Europe is home to some of the most beautiful countries in the world. From the stunning architecture to the picturesque countryside, there is something for everyone in this diverse and culturally rich...

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@Payel · 4 years ago

The king, his lover elephant in the places

In early August, Spain's former King Juan Carlos left the country following allegations of financial wrongdoing. But the country's affection for its monarch began to unravel as far back as 2012, follo...

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@rapsantos · 3 years ago

The Spanish Colonization that lasted for 3 Centuries (Part 8)

This is a continuation from my last part after the events of the Cavite Mutiny of 1872 : The powder keg that explodes after the public execution of Gomburza , and my thoughts 500 years later . Riz...

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@cmoneyspinner · 3 years ago

My Foodie Luv: Potatoes, Pasta, or Rice?

No offense to all the potato and pasta lovers out there but if I have to choose, I’ll ask for rice dish any day. I love rice like Oprah loves bread! I know I’m not the only one. All around the world p...

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@rajeev · 4 years ago

This is Spain!

"Spain"-what did you think of first when you heard the word? Is it a delicious snack, a famous paella, or a famous football game? Living in Spain, you can feel these fun up close. In Zalacain, Madrid...

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@willow.willow.willow · 3 years ago

Understanding Taiwanese history through cinema

Taiwan frequently appears in world news. But not many Westerners know it well. Many simply think of Taiwan as a "renegade Chinese territory" that has been an unofficial ally of the United States. Ta...

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@Koyang · 3 years ago

Project History: September 6

THE RETURN OF THE SHIP VICTORIA TO SPAIN September 6, 1522 Today, in the year 1522, the ship Victoria docked at the port city of Seville, Spain, with its sails torn to shreds and its timbers. It w...

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@itravelRox · 3 years ago

Eating Bad Food in Spain

For the first two nights we arrived here in Spain, we also dined out twice. It should be fun and enjoyable because we never eat a lot since covid times. Although the salad and potato was a great meal,...

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@rapsantos · 3 years ago

Song Origins: Bella Ciao

At first, I heard this song and used it as one of our chants during the 30th South East Asian Games Football between the Philippines & Malaysia U-22 , although we created it hours before kick-off....

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@sembrandounpais · 3 years ago

The Mayans gave the name to the Yuca (Cassava)

? The name of the Yuca is of Mayan origin, this ancient civilization was the one who named this tuber, do you want to know why the Yuca is called that? Do you want to know what is the story behind th...

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@Xzeon · 3 years ago

What's with the Apple in a Pig's Snout?

Roasting pig is a tradition for many countries. One is from my country, my beloved Philippines. We roast pigs during New Year and Christmas and even on occasions like fiesta, weddings and other gather...

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@leomar · 3 years ago

Random Facts about Philippines 2.0

I've written already the first part of this article and if you want to find it its posted here on my account, it also about random facts about Philippines and im happy that other users here loves my...

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@Sajeeb_alex · 4 years ago

History of Spanish Muslims

611 A very important year in the history of Islam. In the same year, Generals Musa ibn Nusayr and Tariq ibn Jihad led the Muslim-led campaign in Spain. The conquest of Spain was one of the great co...

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@FelmarAlmighty · 4 years ago

History time : Bizzare Practice

The small village of Castrillo de Murcia in Burgos, Spain celebrates the Catholic feast of Corpus Christi every June. Part of the festival is the “El Salto del Colacho” or “The Devil’s Jump,” a tradit...

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@pazuzuae · 3 years ago

Maybe a start

I want to start my journey in this blogging site with an introduction that I can remember as nostalgia when I grow older. I want to have something I know I'll be grateful for when time passes by and a...

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@ceky321 · 3 years ago

A wedding that united two powerful kingdoms

Isabella of Castile and Ferdinand of Aragon are considered one of the most influential royal couples in medieval history in the spread of Christianity to the Iberian Peninsula. "Catholic" kings On...

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@Uragononse · 4 years ago

Our lady of Peñafrancia: Ina Nang bicolandia (Mother of bicol)

Our Lady of Peñafrancia is a wooden statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary venerated in Naga City, Bicol, Philippines. The image comes from the original image enshrined in Salamanca, Spain. It is currently...

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@LightNovelKun · 3 years ago

The Real-Life Fairy Tale That Changed Philippine History Forever

You’ll often take a look at headlines, whether in primetime national news programs or in the pages of newspapers and spot one or two celebrity romance stories. More often than not, we Filipinos have g...

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