Spain from the Inside. How People Really Live in the Land of Flamenco and Siesta?

How much do you know about Spain?

Spain is a country of passion, delicious food, and endless siestas. One of the reasons it is known worldwide is its magnificent cultural heritage. Barcelona with its Gothic quarters and Antonio Gaudí’s magnificent works, Madrid with its stunning museums of the highest level, the white cities of Andalusia, the Arab architecture of Cordoba and Seville attract millions of tourists every year. Dali, Picasso, Cervantes, Goya, Almodóvar, Plácido Domingo, Enrique Iglesias, Manolo Blahnik—these and many other famous people were born under the sun of this country.

The book “Spain from the Inside” is an exciting and informative journey that will let you look at the land of flamenco and siesta in a new way, learn how locals really live, and understand why it attracts people from all over the world.

The book’s author, Katerina Nechunaeva, has toured the country from end to end: from the volcanoes of the Canary Islands to the vineyards of La Rioja. She has lived in Spain for many years and is married to a Spaniard, so she knows the secrets of local life firsthand. Katerina will frankly and with humor talk about what family and marriage mean to Spaniards, what place religion has in their lives, why locals are so emotional, and what pitfalls may arise when relocating.

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