5 things to take with you to the Romeria
Are you ready for the Romeria?
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Arroz con Rafi
What’s the difference between paella and arroz?
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Have you heard of all of these Málaga natives?
Read More Five Famous MalagueñosThoughts on Integration
We as a nation living abroad must break the stereotype and integrate with the Spanish community.
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See you at the Día de Sopa in Monda?
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You’ve got to try these five fabulous tapas!
Read More 5 Tapas to try todayTorrijas
Why not try making these traditional Spanish torrijas this Easter weekend?!
Read More TorrijasMaking a difference in your local community: A chat with Anne Harvey
Anne in Tolox makes a difference in the local community. And you?
Read More Making a difference in your local community: A chat with Anne HarveyMusuem profile: The Picasso Museum
It’s not a greatly known fact that one of history’s most well-known and well-loved artists, Pablo Ruiz Picasso, was born right here in Málaga and, in the busy central streets of the city, you will find the official Picasso Musuem. The museum includes famous works of art such as ‘Olga Kokhlova with Mantilla’ (Barcelona 1917), ‘Mother […]
Read More Musuem profile: The Picasso MuseumThe Moroccan Influence in Andalucia
In the year 711AD the great Moorish general, Tariq ibn Ziyad, accompanied by an army of 7,000 soldiers, crossed the stretch between the north of Africa and Spain. During this time the Spanish government, directed by King Rodrigo was in a weak state. Africa had found out that at that moment in time the Spanish people […]
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