Pelota vasca is a traditional sport originating from the Basque Country in Spain. It involves players hitting a ball against a wall using their hands, rackets, or wooden paddles. The game can be played in various forms, including frontón, which features a large wall, and jai alai, known for its fast-paced action and unique curved rackets. The sport has a rich history and is popular in regions with Basque influence, including parts of France and Latin America. Pelota vasca is not only a competitive sport but also a cultural expression, showcasing the athleticism and traditions of the Basque people.