What are the characteristics of Spain?

Spain has three main characteristics, namely flamenco, football and bullfighting.

I. Flamengo

Flamengo is an art form, which originated in Andalusia in southern Spain. It is deeply influenced by Jews and Moors, and also absorbs the artistic style of Gypsies, with unique dances, music and songs. Due to the vigorous publicity of the local government in recent years, Flamengo has become a cultural symbol representing Spain.

Guitar accompaniment, vocal accompaniment, castanets, dancing and clapping are the basic elements of Flamengo. There are more than 50 kinds of music, each with its own specific rhythm pattern. During the performance, flamenco dance has no fixed movements, and it is entirely up to the dancers to improvise according to the live singing, accompaniment and the audience's emotional contagion.

Second, bullfighting.

Bullfighting, as the most representative national sport in Spain, represents the rugged and generous national character of the Spanish. The Spanish say it is their nature and comes from their living environment.

Bullfighting is the quintessence of Spain, which is popular all over the country and enjoys a world-renowned reputation. Although it is controversial from the perspective of animal protection, it is still preserved as an ancient tradition unique to Spain and is welcomed by many people. The bullfighting season is from March to 10. During the bullfighting season, two races are held every Thursday and Sunday. If there are holidays and national day celebrations, you can watch them every day.

Third, football.

Spanish football has become a kind of culture and art, a part of life, and it has penetrated into politics, economic development, culture and education. Bring happiness to everyone, enlighten life, and then achieve the actual effect of turning pale at the smell, so that Spaniards have a deep sense of belonging to football, and football has become Spain's "image spokesperson."

Spanish Customs:

Spaniards usually shake hands when meeting guests in formal social situations. Boyfriends often hug each other when they meet acquaintances. Spanish names usually have three or four parts. The first two sections are my name, the penultimate section is my father's surname, and the last section is my mother's surname. Usually it is the father's surname.

Spaniards attach great importance to credibility and always try their best to fulfill signed contracts. Even if the contract is found to have disadvantages, it is unwilling to admit its mistakes publicly. In this case, if the other party can help them sincerely, it will win the respect and friendship of the Spanish.

Spaniards are punctual only when they take part in bullfighting, but guests should also be punctual, even if the other party is late, don't blame them. Spaniards are cheerful and enthusiastic, but easily excited. Sometimes it is normal to quarrel, and they are used to it.