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La Banda Trapera del Río (First Spanish punk group)
barraca
The traditional peasant hut of Valencia and Murcia, built from adobe with a steep pitched reed-thatched roof. Also found in the Delta de Ebro in Catalonia
Baroque
barretina
The traditional Catalan hat, worn across rural Catalonia until the end of the 19th century. The cagoner-the Catalan shitter- sports a barratina, and Salvador Dalí was prone to wearing one.
Basque language
List of Basque proverbs
Euskaltzaindia
Basque-Icelandic pidgin
Batua
Mis palabras vascas favoritas Excellent blog article. According to the RAE 95 words in the current Spanish dictionary come from Basque including, remarkably, izquierda (ezkerra) - left.
Basque mythology
Basque National Liberation Movement
Basque Nationalist Party (PNV)
Basque nationalism
Basque rural sports
Batallón Vasco Español
Batasuna
Battle of Covadonga
Biscuter automobile
black ladino
Black Legend (La Leyenda Negra)
Bloc Nacionalista Galego
(BNG- Galician Nationalist Block) Galician nationalist party currently led by xxxxxxx.
Boletín Oficial del Estado (BOE)
The official gazette of the Government of Spain in which are published the laws passed by the Cortes Generales (the nation’s legislature, comprising the Senate and the Congress of Deputies) and the dispositions of the Autonomous Communities.
Bonfires of Saint John
House of Bourbon
Brigadists
Bullfighting
Bulls of Guisando
Búnker, El
The group of the top Francoists who attempted to oppose reform before the Transition. The name was popularised by the then-Communist leader, Santiago Carrillo, in evident reference to the bunker of Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun.
Bush-Aznar memo
butanero
El butanero, the gas bottle man, is an essential figure in saucy Spanish folklore, routhly equivilent to the British milkman. Though in frank decline, as the bright orange butane gas bottles are being replaced by piped natural gas, the cry of Butano!from people “asking” for gas is still a common sound. In Barcelona, at least, all butaneros are now Pakistanis.
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