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History of Spanish. Mozarabic jarchas: traditional poetry and song in Mozarabic or colloquial Arabic.

The Mozarabic jarchas are one of the oldest and most fascinating literary treasures of the Iberian Peninsula.

Ernest Urtasun, Minister of Culture of Spain, at the FIL: 'Books are what unite us as people'.

At a press conference, Spain's Minister of Culture, Ernest Urtasun, shared his experience on his first visit to the Guadalajara FIL and, likewise, reported on the joint efforts with his Mexican counterpart,

Modern Galician publishing turns one hundred years old

What we define as our modern edition began in Galicia on November 1924, precisely.

Spanish Publishers' Bestsellers

With over 6000 available titles and 100 monthly new releases, Spanish Publishers provides a very wide selection of Spanish titles in every category including translations of American bestsellers.

Interview with Francesc Miralles, author of Escrito en la Tierra

Francesc Miralles was born in Barcelona in 1968. A journalist, he currently gives talks and workshops on personal development around the world.

Castilian dialects

Castilian —which in current usage has become a synonym for “Spanish”— is a language with more than 500 million speakers distributed around the world,

Torremozas celebrates the 150th anniversary of the writer's birth.

The novel in which this autobiographical poem is collected, La esfinge maragata is probably one of the best-known books of the immense work of the writer Concha Espina (Santander, 1869-Madrid, 1955).

Daniel Innerarity wins the Eugenio Trías essay prize for a book on AI

The prize, worth 8,000 euros, is awarded for the work ‘A critical theory of artificial intelligence’.

El Mundo presents the 10 best-selling books of the week.

These are the best-selling novels and non-fiction books of this week. As we approach December, the list of new releases is nourished by the usual pre-Christmas publications.

Abrapalabra is born, a children's and young adult literature festival that celebrates reading as a "refuge", Nov 22nd, 2024

A meeting place where children, families and all those interested are welcome.

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