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We are enjoying Cartagena Spain 🇪🇸 today. Cartagena is a fascinating mix of ancient history, maritime heritage, and vibrant local culture—often described as one big open-air museum. 📜 History & Heritage Founded in 227 BC by Hasdrubal of Carthage as Qart‑Hadasht, it later became the Roman Carthago Nova. Notable archaeological sites include the Punic Wall from the 3rd century BC and the Roman Theatre, dating from 5–1 BC, which could seat up to 6,000 people. The city also features Castillo de Sa

When in Spain during Semana Santa (Holy Week), you’ll likely see hooded figures in flowing robes moving solemnly through the streets. If it catches you off guard, you're not alone. But here’s what you need to know. 👇 🕯️ These individuals are called nazarenos, members of religious brotherhoods (hermandades or cofradías), who walk in silence—or sometimes to the sound of a brass band—during Holy Week processions. But first: what is Semana Santa? 📿 Semana Santa is the week leading up to Easter Su

Holy Week in Spain is one of the most important religious celebrations in the country, marked by processions that combine devotion, art, and tradition. Cities like Malaga and Seville become epicenters of this party, drawing thousands of believers and tourists from around the world.This event is deeply rooted in Spanish culture, not only reflects the Catholic faith, but also promotes tourism. #catholicgospelmedia #catholicchurch #church #ProudlyCatholic #catholicism #semana | Catholic Gospel Medi