Lorraine WilliamsonSeville’s Three Kings parade is designed to do one thing well: turn a cold January evening …
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Methamphetamine hidden in marble is not a headline most people expect to read in Spain. Yet …
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The Cádiz Three Kings incident unfolded just before the city’s much-loved cabalgata was due to pass …
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Spain’s festival season isn’t one long summer blur. It’s a chain of mini-breaks, each with its …
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In Spain, Christmas doesn’t so much end as crescendo. Three Kings Day in Spain (Día de …
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For many families, the Cabalgata is the moment Christmas really ends — the sweets, the music, …
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By the first week of January, Spain’s supermarket shelves look like a soft-focus nativity scene: towers …
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Spain doesn’t just celebrate New Year’s Eve. It performs it, in a set sequence that has …
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By 28 December, something subtle but unmistakable happens across Spain. Streets feel calmer. Offices fall silent. …
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Spain still loves a classic villancico. But the streaming charts suggest something else is happening too: …