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There are plenty of Spanish schools in Spain which offer courses to suit your needs. Many foreign expats take intensive courses when they arrive in Spain and some schools run both morning and eveningclasses to suit your schedule. Once you have a basic grounding in Spanish grammar, the best way to learn is to speak to locals as much as possible. It's never too late to learn and although theprocess may be frustrating at first, being able to converse in a foreign language is an extremely rewarding experience.
The number of foreigners in Spain is continually increasing and many families havefulfilled their dream of a life abroad with great success.
No matter where you are in Spain, as a general rule of thumb you'll get tastier food for far less money if you eat where the Spanish eat andfollow them along to the street markets which are a treasure trove full of fresh, cheap and high quality local produce.
The ‘Running of the Bull' is probably amongst the best known festivals inSpain and takes place each year from 7 July to 14 July in Los Sanfermines, Pamplona.
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Andalucia is the largest of Spain's 17 autonomous regions and it's the one which evokes themost powerful images of a country famed for its flamenco, fiestas, bullfighting and raw passion.

Culture:
For many people, Spanish music is virtually synonymous with flamenco, an Andalucian-Gitanoform of music. However, regional styles of folk music abound, and pop, rock and hip hop are also popular.
Bullfighting or tauromachy
It is a ritual spectacle that is usually designated a sport,although there is no scoring or competition between human participants. Although there is a significant degree of skill and danger involved,
Customs:
One popular custom when going out is to take tapaswith your drink (sherry, wine, beer...). In some places, like Granada, tapas are given for free with your drink and have become very famous for that reason. It should be noted that almost every tapas...