Spanish Culture Interview

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I have always been fascinated with different cultures, so when I have the opportunity to explore different cultures and get credit for it it was a no-brainer. I chose to explore the Spanish culture. I decided to interview my Spanish friend. and see how a day of being a spanish diva was, I interviewed my friend, Ibeth, who is from a Spanish background. Spanish culture now is one of my favorite cultures by far: the food is great, their music and dancing are absolutely beautiful, and the way of celebrating their culture is something to definitely look into. Spanish food is slightly different than Americans food. If you were to ask me, I would say it is very exotic. While I was studying Spanish culture, I was introduced to some great Spanish dishes, and now I can honestly say I'm definitely more open to the food options. In the Spanish cultures, cooking big meals is an everyday thing, so having a Spanish friend is not only exciting but very …show more content…

There are several different music types: Bachata, Salsa, and Reggaeton just to name a few. In my culture I have only been most familiar with hip hop and R&B, slow jams, and nineties music ,so when I first heard about this cultural music I did not know what to expect. Although I have not attended any massive Spanish celebration I was greatly informed of the Dominican Republic parade it happens every year in the Dominican Republic. Many people of the Spanish culture come together and enjoy singing, dancing, music, and lots of Spanish food. I have always wanted to attend a massive parade, and now I have a reason to. I did attend a small get-together and had one of the best times of my life. I attended a small nightclub in Washington DC called Bravo Bravo. When I walked in, they made me feel right at home, and everyone ran up to introduced themselves. Their food and music was great, and they dance the night

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