The milestones of Spanish women in science have often been erased from history. Their lives, dedicated to field or laboratory work, were sometimes relegated to invisibility. Perhaps overshadowed, or even supplanted, by the names of a male colleague.... Continue reading
June is the month of the LGBT+ Pride, and in most parts of the world, people go out to the streets to protest, as... Continue reading
Chueca is one of the global epicentres of the LGBT+ movement. This area is widely known throughout Madrid, Spain... Continue reading
One of the many reasons to visit Madrid is the fact that this city allows us to experience the history of Spanish... Continue reading
Spain was for centuries a slave-owning country, although it sometimes seems otherwise. Until the 19th century, the... Continue reading
Although there is a replica of the Giralda of Seville in Kansas City, a city twinned with the Andalusian capital,... Continue reading
Templars are the most studied religious and military order throughout history, and they charm both novelists and... Continue reading
Red triangles for the political prisoners. Red like the Soviet communists, the Bolsheviks... Yellow stars for the... Continue reading
The twinning of places has existed since the sixties of the last century. It arose with the aim of uniting... Continue reading
Spain’s culture is reflected in many aspects of daily life. One of the most important and curious is its popular... Continue reading
No one would tell you otherwise: in Spain, our favourite thing to do is eat. Our gastronomy is one of our beloved... Continue reading
It was in the 18th century when the pilgrimages that commemorate the day of San Antón, which is celebrated on... Continue reading
Throughout the world, Santa Claus has many names: Saint Nicholas, Santa Claus, Father Ice.... What does not change... Continue reading
Although the figure of Santa Claus seems to be well known, a priori not at all related to Alicante, the truth is... Continue reading
It is twelve o'clock at night on the last day of the year and the quarters begin to ring. Spaniards, together with... Continue reading
Ferdinand II of Aragon was born on March 10, 1452 in Sos del Rey Católico, then only Sos, a town chosen... Continue reading
Christmas in Spain is full of all kinds of traditions that, year after year, are repeated and become one of the... Continue reading
November had not even begun when the image of Maria Carey began to thaw since she was silenced last Christmas. The... Continue reading
'It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but it took me a lifetime to learn to draw like a child.' Pablo... Continue reading
Far from Barcelona's plain, a building watches over the city from the heights of the Montjuic district. Its... Continue reading
This is the story of a town in Granada that was at war with Denmark for two centuries. Its name is Huéscar and it... Continue reading
It is an ordinary day, in an ordinary place. On the streets of this nameless place, which could be Madrid, León... Continue reading
We all agree that Andalusia is a filming location. Literally. The eight Andalusian provinces have been setting for... Continue reading
