The document summarizes key aspects of Spanish culture, including that Spanish is the language of Spain, some of the major festivals celebrated which include religious processions and tomato throwing festivals. It also outlines some traditional Spanish clothing like mantillas worn during religious events and describes the unique architectural style of Antoni Gaudi. It provides details on Spanish symbols like the country's coat of arms and pillars of Hercules, and notes that Spanish customs and traditions emphasize regional identities and have been practiced for hundreds of years. Finally, it states that changes in everyday Spanish life after the restoration of democracy in the 1970s were radical compared to social practices under Franco's regime in the 1940s.

2. LAUNGAGE OF SPAIN is SPANISH
Major festivals
•Fiesta de San Fermin, Pamplona
•Las Fallas, Valencia. Las Fallas is one
of the more impressive festivals in
Spain.
•La Tomatina, Buñol.

3. Most traditional
Spanish clothing is reserved for
special events and celebrations.
The most common pieces, still
used today, include: the mantilla,
the peineta and the gilet.
Mantilla: The mantilla is a
traditional Spanish veil piece
that is often worn during
religious celebrations such as

4. Architecture. Antoni
Gaudí was the most
famous Spanish architect
as well as one of the
most unusual architects
of the early 20th
century. Through an
eclectic approach, he
created a unique style

5. Spanish Symbols. Coat of
Arms: Coat of Arms: The
country's coat of arms is
composed of six (6) other
coats of arms, including
those of Aragon, House of
Bourbon, Castile, Granada,
Leon and Navarre. On
either side of the Coat of
Arms are the Pillars of

6. To visit Spain is to immerse
yourself in a different
environment. Spanish customs
and traditions have been
practiced in Spain for
hundreds of years. It can
truly be said that Spain is
immersed in traditions that
emphasize their regional

7. After the restoration of
democracy, the changes in
everyday Spanish life were as
radical as the political
transformation. These changes
were even more striking when
contrasted with the values and
social practices that had
prevailed in Spanish society
during the Franco years,
especially during the 1940s

8. Presentation by :
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