The iconic red Spanish Christmas flower
The poinsettia plant rooted itself in Spanish culture 30 years ago and one of the most popular Christmas decorations. With its winter flowering leaves in a deep red colour, the plant can be found in […]
The poinsettia plant rooted itself in Spanish culture 30 years ago and one of the most popular Christmas decorations. With its winter flowering leaves in a deep red colour, the plant can be found in […]
It’s not gazpacho, it’s gazpachuelo and this is its Malaga route. The gazpachuelo malagueno is tradition, history and flavor of the south. The gazpachuelo is one of the most traditional recipes of Malaga, of which you can […]
Cherries become the main focus of the Fiesta de la Cereza (Cherry Festival) in Castillo de Locubin a municipality in the province of Jaen which is close to the town of Alcala la Real on […]
Did you know that depending on how you hold the hand fan or its opening, it means one thing or the other? The language of the hand fan is very subtle and was used in Spain to […]
Our mangos come from Velez Malaga, the capital of the region of La Axarquia located in the south of Spain, the region which is known internationally as the Costa del Sol. This region is considered […]
Moving to Andalucia – 5 reasons to make Andalucia your home Once you’ve made the life changing decision to move to Spain, the next big question is surely ‘where?!’ It’s a big country, with a […]
The long and colorful history of Southern Spain has left an important footprint on Andalusian people’s lifestyles and customs as well as on towns architecture and urban planning. Since when is October 12 a National Holiday and […]
Andalusia in autumn offers the best of both worlds: it is pleasant enough to relax in the sun, yet you can also explore the countryside and the white villages and the ancient cities and not […]
When temperatures start to go up, it’s not uncommon for the townhalls to install sunshades to protect their residents from the heat. In Alhaurin de la Torre, plastic shades have been put up across the […]
When you think about traditional Spanish cooking, I bet you never think of grilling. Yet, cooking on a parilla, a grate or grill; a la brasa, over hot coals, or on a plancha, a metal hot plate set […]