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• Why Spain is Popular around the world

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• Spain officially the Kingdom of Spain is a
  country in Southwestern Europe with some pockets
  of Spanish territory across the Strait of
  Gibraltar and the Atlantic Ocean. Its continental
  European territory is situated on the Iberian
  Peninsula. Its territory also includes two
  archipelagoes the Canary Islands off the coast
  of Africa, and the Balearic Islands in the
  Mediterranean Sea. There are certain things that
  undeniably and quintessentially define a country,
  and Spain has more than its fair share.

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Reasons that makes Spain Popular

• Flamenco
• Flamenco, in its strictest sense, is an art form
  based on the various folkloric music traditions
  of southern Spain in the autonomous community of
  Andalusia and Murcia. In a wider sense, the term
  is used to refer to a variety of Spanish musical
  styles. While the style has its origins in the
  Romani gypsy music of Eastern Europe, the sound
  of flamenco is uniquely Spanish and more
  specifically unique to Andalucia, Extremadura,
  and Murcia. Flamenco is made up of six parts
  singing, guitar, dance, vocals, hand-clapping,
  and finger snapping. It is celebrated and
  practiced all over the world bizarrely there are
  even more flamenco academies in Japan than there
  are in Spain.

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• Paella
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• Paella is one of the best-known dishes in the
  Spanish cuisine. For this reason, it may be seen
  internationally as Spain's national dish, but
  Spaniards almost unanimously consider it to be a
  dish from the Valencian region those who live
  there, in turn, regard paella as one of their
  identifying symbols. It is a popular dish to have
  at large family gatherings in Spain, and the
  original Valencian version is with meat and
  vegetables. In coastal areas they replaced meat
  with seafood. The mixta version of both meat and
  seafood is a hybrid version and a big no-no for
  traditionalists and makes Spain Popular to visit.

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• Sangria
• Sangria is an alcoholic beverage from Spain. A
  punch, the sangria traditionally consists of red
  wine and chopped fruit, often with other
  ingredients or spirits. Sangria may probably be
  the most popular drink from the Spanish cuisine.
  It is commonly served in bars, restaurants,
  chiringuitos, and festivities throughout Spain.
  Aside from the huge amounts of wine produced by
  Spain, sangria is probably the countrys most
  famous drink. The name is considered to come from
  the word for blood, sangre, due to the deep red
  colour of the drink. There have been many
  variations on the original recipe, but youll
  find it is based on red wine, fruit juices, soda
  water, and fruit pieces. If you are in the south
  of Spain and see a drink called Zurra, it is
  sangria, only with peach or nectarine juice used
  instead of orange.