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Bad Bunny effect: Duolingo records a sharp rise in Spanish learners following Super Bowl halftime show

The global Super Bowl LX halftime show in the United States did not only thrill sports fans – it has also left a clear mark on the education sector. According to the…

10 de February de 2026

Entertainment·News·Culture

Spain Leads the World in Street Art: 15 Murals Make the Top 50, with Madrid Crowned ‘World’s Best Street Art City

The fascination with street art is growing worldwide – and Spain has once again proven itself this year as a leading stage for mural art. The international platform Street Art Cities has…

10 de February de 2026

Travel·Culture·Spain

Spain Has Its Own Romeo and Juliet: The Lovers of Teruel

A tragic love story that became legend Spain Press Editorial Team On Valentine’s Day, Europe traditionally looks to Verona. Romeo and Juliet have long embodied the ideal of tragic love. Yet Spain,…

10 de February de 2026

On the road·Culture·Entertainment·Spain·Living in Spain·Travel

Why a small village in Burgos matters so much to Norway

Every year, thousands of Norwegians travel to a small village in the province of Burgos that, at first glance, seems far removed from international history. Covarrubias is not a major pilgrimage site,…

8 de February de 2026

Living in Spain·Travel·On the road·Culture·Spain

Spain Press recommends: Two UNESCO cities where Andalusia feels untouched

Those seeking to discover Spain beyond the well-trodden tourist routes will find in Úbeda and Baeza two outstanding destinations. Both towns are located in the province of Jaén, form part of the…

2 de February de 2026

Spain·Andalucia·Living in Spain·Travel·Gastronomy·Culture

The Flamenco fashion runway begins – the prelude to Andalusia’s spring ferias

Before Andalusia’s spring ferias officially begin, there is one event that signals the real start of the season: the flamenco fashion runway. Every year, weeks before the fairground lights are switched on,…

18 de January de 2026

Living in Spain·Culture·VIP & Lifestyle·Topics of the day

Cádiz Enters Carnival Mode: Chirigotas Set the Tone with Originality, Irony and Sharp Intelligence

The official carnival dates are still ahead, but in Cádiz the carnival has already begun. Since 11 January, the city has been taken over by the first chirigota performances. Songs echo through…

16 de January de 2026

Living in Spain·Culture·Andalucia·Topics of the day

Spain triumphs: “Muga 2021” crowned Best Wine in the World 2025

A Spanish Rioja wine is making waves internationally: “Muga 2021” from the renowned Bodega Muga has been named “Best Wine in the World 2025” by the American trade magazine Wine Spectator –…

15 de January de 2026

Living in Spain·Gastronomy·Culture·Topics of the day

AI helps uncover sensation: Lost Gothic panel from Zamora discovered in US museum

Spain Press Editorial Team A Gothic panel painting from Villalpando (province of Zamora) that had been missing for decades has been rediscovered in the United States with the help of artificial intelligence…

14 de January de 2026

Spain·Living in Spain·News·Other news·Culture

In Spain, Christmas does not truly end until 6 January

While in many European countries Christmas comes to an end on 25 December or, at the latest, with the arrival of the New Year, Spain follows a different calendar. For a large…

4 de January de 2026

Living in Spain·Culture·Spain·Topics of the day