Spain-Philippines Cultural Dictionary | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Flamenco

It involves rhythmic clapping and dancing that is accompanied by musical instruments.

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Vino

In Spain, it is a must to go out for tapas as it varies in every region. It is typical to see locals indulge in tapas and wine at any time of the day.

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El Escorial

El Escorial offers a variety of scenery, which makes the uphill walk worthwhile.

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Queso Manchego

This type of cheese is produced using the raw or pasteurized milk of Manchega.

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baam

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fairy

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Natillas

It is a Spanish term for custard dessert. There are various recipes, but the most popular is the Natillas de Leche.

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Jeepney

It is the cheapest mode of transportation in the Philippines. It can accommodate 16 to 20 passengers, excluding the driver. The vibrant jeepney signs seen on th

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fairy

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Ukay-Ukay

A type of clothing store that sells second-hand clothes. accessories at a cheap price.

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Parol

It is a star-shaped lantern hanged outside the Filipino houses during Christmas season.

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Visita Iglesia

It is a Catholic tradition observed during Holy Week. They need to visit at least seven different churches and offer personal prayers.

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San Fermin Festival

is a festival in Pamplona, Spain that is best-known for the encierros. People are dressed in white and red to create a unified look for the fiesta.

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Camino de Santiago

It is an ancient pilgrim trail to the Cathedral of Santiago. Hikers take on this purposeful long-distance walk mostly for spiritual reasons.

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Tortilla de Patata

It is a typical Spanish dish that is also known as Spanish omelette. Usually, it needs at least 5 eggs, potatoes, olive oil and sometimes onions.

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monster

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gift

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Reyes Magos

Fiesta de Los Reyes or the Feast of the Epiphany is observed in both countries, however, in different ways. In Spain, there are street parades and a lot of Rosc

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