Spanish Heritage refers to the rich cultural legacy that originates from Spain and its historical influence on various regions around the world. This heritage includes language, traditions, art, and architecture, shaped by centuries of history, including the Roman Empire, the Moors, and the Age of Exploration. The Spanish language, spoken by millions globally, is one of the most significant aspects of this heritage. In addition to language, Spanish Heritage encompasses diverse culinary traditions, music styles like flamenco, and festivals such as La Tomatina and Semana Santa. Notable figures like Pablo Picasso and Miguel de Cervantes have also contributed to the global appreciation of Spanish art and literature, reflecting the depth and variety of this cultural legacy.