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Spanish music and dance represent an important part of Spanish culture. Traditional instruments like the guitar and maracas are commonly used. Flamenco is a signature musical and dance style that originated in southern Spain and is characterized by expressive dancing and rhythmic hand clapping and foot stomping. Dance and music help tell the story of Spain and its history over many centuries under various rulers like Spain.
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Spain has several notable landmarks, beaches, and attractions. Some of the top places to visit include La Concha beach in San Sebastián, known as one of the best beaches in Europe, Playa de Las Catedrales beach in Galicia, and Huesca Waterfall, one of Spain's most beautiful natural sites. Spain also has impressive cultural attractions like Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia opera house in Valencia and the massive Aqua Mall shopping center. Popular sports in Spain include soccer, with famous teams like Real Madrid and Barcelona, and the traditional Flamenco dance is a iconic part of Spanish music and culture.
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La música española ha sido influenciada por diversas culturas a lo largo de la historia, incluyendo la cultura romana, griega, visigoda, bizantina y árabe. En el Renacimiento destacaron compositores como Francisco Guerrero y Cristóbal de Morales. En los siglos posteriores, la música española imitó estilos italianos. Formas musicales populares incluyen la zarzuela, el flamenco y diversos bailes regionales. En la era moderna, los estilos musicales populares en España han incluido la mov
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- 1. Spanish Music and Dance .
- 2. I am studying Spanish dances and music. Spain has lots of culture.Costa Rica was in Spain's power for many years.Spain had many wars like a civil war and Bonaparte invaded Spain.This are some of the history of Spain.
- 3. Instruments Guitar Harp Maracas
- 4. Music Music is important in Spain because it represents who they are.Flamenco is very big in Spain.
- 5. Traditional Songs This Spanish song is traditional in Spain.This http://m.youtube.com/ songs purpose is to show #/watch? others about there v=L61q_rH6q_0&desk culture.I think this song is top_uri=%2Fwatch cool because it has nice %3Fv instruments and we learn %3DL61q_rH6q_0 how Spain is.
- 6. Dance Dance is important in Spain because it helps understand there culture and sayings.
- 7. Flamenco Dance The flamenco dance is part of the Spanish culture.Flamenco dance started in southern Spain.The dance represents the moves of the flamingo bird.
- 8. Conclusion I learned lots of stuff of Spanish music and dance I also learned about the culture of Spain.
- 9. Bibliography http://m.youtube.com/#/watch? v=L61q_rH6q_0&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv %3DL61q_rH6q_0 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_of_Spain http://www.enforex.com/culture/spanish-music- history.html