The historic tradition of the Spanish people has determined the way of being of its people. Inheritors of a culture that mixes various religions and ideologies, the Spanish have developed a marked hospitable, open and cordial faces accent with a protective need for their unity as a country, a task which strove to establish for centuries.
Some of the most distinctive cultural features of Spaniards are: regionalist sense
The Spaniards fight for the traditions and history preservation with passion and a sense of solidarity. Each community, province and city retains almost intact the legends and habits of the past. The Spaniards take care of their history with such fervor that become present in every popular celebration.
This desire to keep the …show more content…
For that reason, lunches were generally abundant and often forced to take that nap. At night, dinner is at 10 p.m. and is followed by a lively nightlife, where the bustling Spanish side character comes alive. Unquestionably that this provision will impacts the living, work and leisure in the Spanish people's lives and will take some time for everyone to join and accept these changes.
Expressiveness and openness
The Spaniards remain long away from home and have therefore developed an ability to engage in very fluid and open conversations. Saluting two kisses, one on each cheek, it is perhaps the greatest physical courtesy offered to their foreign visitors.
Speech is quick but not hurried and tone have often imperative without indicating superiority, disgust or distance. The Spanish are very direct and expressive in their opinions, which generally defend arguments honest and …show more content…
The new social sentiment found its most eloquent expression in the capital city, leading to what became known as the Madrid "movida".
The social phenomenon had its heyday during the eighties and soon spread throughout the country, primarily major urban centers such as Barcelona, giving way to a variety of important artistic events, whose products more finishes were found in music, film and literary fields.
Generally, one can say that at present a particular taste for fun, partying, relaxed situations and, above all, the sense of independence and individual determination persists in Spanish, as a way to remember the regime freedoms achieved.
Sense of humor
One of the favorite pastimes of Spanish is to go to the bar or park with friends and catch up. Tourist like them for their jokey demeanour and open minds. Madrilenos take pride in the ability to laugh at themselves and enjoy time spent with family and
Some of the most distinctive cultural features of Spaniards are: regionalist sense
The Spaniards fight for the traditions and history preservation with passion and a sense of solidarity. Each community, province and city retains almost intact the legends and habits of the past. The Spaniards take care of their history with such fervor that become present in every popular celebration.
This desire to keep the …show more content…
For that reason, lunches were generally abundant and often forced to take that nap. At night, dinner is at 10 p.m. and is followed by a lively nightlife, where the bustling Spanish side character comes alive. Unquestionably that this provision will impacts the living, work and leisure in the Spanish people's lives and will take some time for everyone to join and accept these changes.
Expressiveness and openness
The Spaniards remain long away from home and have therefore developed an ability to engage in very fluid and open conversations. Saluting two kisses, one on each cheek, it is perhaps the greatest physical courtesy offered to their foreign visitors.
Speech is quick but not hurried and tone have often imperative without indicating superiority, disgust or distance. The Spanish are very direct and expressive in their opinions, which generally defend arguments honest and …show more content…
The new social sentiment found its most eloquent expression in the capital city, leading to what became known as the Madrid "movida".
The social phenomenon had its heyday during the eighties and soon spread throughout the country, primarily major urban centers such as Barcelona, giving way to a variety of important artistic events, whose products more finishes were found in music, film and literary fields.
Generally, one can say that at present a particular taste for fun, partying, relaxed situations and, above all, the sense of independence and individual determination persists in Spanish, as a way to remember the regime freedoms achieved.
Sense of humor
One of the favorite pastimes of Spanish is to go to the bar or park with friends and catch up. Tourist like them for their jokey demeanour and open minds. Madrilenos take pride in the ability to laugh at themselves and enjoy time spent with family and