Hispanic Culture: History Column

One of the most outstanding manifestations of humanism and creativity is the Hispanic Culture. From the Iberian Peninsula, through the Caribbean to Tierra del Fuego, we find samples of this singular expressionism; There, in streets and alleys that lead to squares and small squares where remarkable expressions of faith, customs and work were verified, accompanied by superb sacred complexes, festivals, pilgrimages, pilgrimages and popular rejoicing, where the language, gastronomy and idiosyncrasy of this part of the world are not absent, where it seems that the rondallas, estudiantinas and quintets still resound with their classic joy, the result of that eternal marriage between Europe and the New World. All this symbiosis was forged in the universities, collegiate churches and schools of arts and crafts from where the creators of cathedrals, paintings and sculptures that are the pride of this baggage that has endured for centuries would emerge. A bagpipe in Galicia, the university of Guanajuato, the fortresses of the Caribbean ports or the Andean pucarás constitute the essence of this fusion that is the receptacle of what we call Hispanic Culture.