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The Anjanas
Originating from Cantabrian mythology, Anjanas are good-intentioned fairies that dwell in nature. Just six inches tall, these delicate fairies are claimed to help injured or lost animals and people in the forest and heal damaged plants. They are said to reward the good and punish the wicked, and often even leave gifts at the doors of kind people in the village.
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The CuĂ©lebre is a snake-like dragon found in Asturian and Cantabrian mythology. The CuĂ©lebre is described as a snake-like dragon which is immortal and cannot die of old age and its saliva creates magical healing stones that can cure illnesses and disease. The CuĂ©lebre is said guard treasure inside of caves and though it is immortal, as it ages, its scales will thicken and bat wings will grow inside their body and they will only move in order to hunt people and livestock. A CuĂ©lebre can be killed by feeding it red hot stones or bread with with nails in it. On the night of Saint Bartholomew, the CuĂ©lebre's power is at its strongest and it will wreak havoc across the land and as it gets older, the CuĂ©lebre will fly across the sea to an island called Mar Cuajada which is their paradise. Â
Rocadragon por Rosana Por Flickr: San Juan de Gaztelugatxe Basque Country
Exspaining Spain: Regions
Cantabria (Cantabria)
Cantabria only has one province, which bears the same name. Its capital city is Santander.
Architecture
The regionâs traditional architecture is characteristic of mountainous regions. It features balconies covered by long eaves that rest on ashlar walls that frame a porch.
Climate
The predominant climate type is oceanic, which is characterized by cool summers and winters. There is a lot of rainfall year-round. The average annual temperature is 14 °C (57.2 °F).
Economy
The service sector is the most important one, especially since tourism has increased in importance in recent years.
Traditional activities include cattle and dairy farming, as well as corn, potato, vegetable, and roughage agriculture, ironworking, and zinc and quarry mining.
Famous People
Antonio Resines - actor
Concha Espina - writer
David Bustamante - singer
Emilio BotĂn - banker
Gerardo Diego - writer
Lope de Vega - writer
Pedro CalderĂłn de la Barca - writer
Ruth Beitia - high jumper
Vicente Calderón - businessman and president of Atlético de Madrid
Gastronomy
The Cantabrian diet consists of seafood, fish, vegetables, dairy products, and meat. Typical dishes include cocido montañés (stew with beans and collard greens), rabas (fried calamari), quesada (a dense cheese pudding), and sobaos (rectangular muffins).
Rabas
Quesada
History
29 BCE: Cantabrian Wars
19 BCE: Romans
574 CE: Visigoth conquest
714: Muslim invasion
1778: creation of the Province of Cantabria
1982: Statute of Autonomy
Languages
Spanish is the only official language, but remnants of the Cantabrian language remain. Cantabrian is a group of Astur-Leonese dialects.
The main differences between Cantabrian and Spanish are the preservation of /h/, the use of /u/ as the masculine singular morpheme, the use of the mass neuter, and the dropping of -r from verb infinitives with clitic pronouns (cantar + la = cantala).
Landmarks
There are two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Cave of Altamira and Paleolithic Cave Art of Northern Spain (shared with other regions of Spain) and Romanesque Cultural Enclave in the North of Castile and Leónand the South of Cantabria (shared with other regions of Spain).
Other notable landmarks include the Castle of ArgĂŒeso, the Collegiate Church of Santillana del Mar, and the Magdalena Palace.
Collegiate of Santillana del Mar
Magdalena palace
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Random Fact #914
The language commonly known as âSpanishâ is actually called Castilian. Spain has many other distinct languages, includingÂ
Basque
Extremaduran
Asturian
Catalan
Aranese/Occitan
Aragonese
Galician
CalĂł
Cantabrian
Fala
Erromintxela
Eonavian
La isla por Rosana Por Flickr: Lekeitio - Basque Country
Cantabrian views ⊠Cantabrian views â€
