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Spain has a long history dating back to successive waves of peoples like the Iberians. The country's culture is deeply influenced by Catholic traditions seen in holidays like Holy Week and Easter. Some of Spain's most popular sports include soccer, basketball, and bullfighting. Typical Spanish meals include coffee and pastries for breakfast, sandwiches and tapas for lunch, and seafood dishes like gambas al ajillo for dinner. Major holidays in Spain include New Year's Day, Epiphany, St. Joseph's Day, and national celebrations for Catalonia and Galicia.
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