Feliz Día del Padre

Father's day in Spain is celebrated on the 19th March, St Joseph's Day, and the majority of other Spanish speaking countries celebrate in June

This holiday is considered very important in Spain, as it helps acknowledge the contribution of fathers to individual families and to the society at large. This is a day to honor and thank all the father figures. The entire family gets together and enjoys a big feast and exchanges gifts. 

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Malaga Feria

MALAGA FERIA

The annual Malaga city fair in August is an  week-long street party with plenty of flamenco and 'fino' (sherry). 

The fair commemorates the re-conquest of the city by Isabella and Ferdinand in 1487 and traditionally runs for a week from Saturday to Sunday (inclusive) over the third week in August. This year the festival runs from Saturday 11th to Sunday 18th August..

This castanet-clicking fiesta starts off  with an impressive firework display in the Paseo del Parque. This is usually followed by a free concert by a top Spanish artist or band on the beach at La Malagueta.

Dancing 'sevillanas' at the Malaga Feria.

The following day the people take to the streets, the women in 

flouncy flamenco dresses, to dance, drink and, generally, make
merry. The traditional dance of Andalucia is called 'Sevillanas'
Malaga's main shopping street - Calle Marques de Larios (Calle
Larios for short) is decorated with paper lanterns and flags.
Millions of people visit the fair, although very few tourists seem to
even know about this fiesta.

The typical feria drinks are Malaga Dulce (Malaga sweet) 

wine and Rebujito ( fino or manzanilla mixed with lemonade 

or sprite). Typical feria food is Pescaito which is a selection 

of fried fish from Malaga. 

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