Travel and festival blog · Spain

Fifofuspain

A personal blog by Charo Rey about Spain's festivals and traditions, with articles, interactive maps, and ideas for experiencing celebrations firsthand.

About Fifofuspain

A blog about Spain's festivals and traditions

Fifofuspain is a personal blog managed by Charo Rey and focused on popular festivals and traditions in Spain. It brings together articles and reports on celebrations in different regions, with the stated goal of introducing them to readers and helping those who want to experience them in person.

Stories and topics

The blog organizes posts by month and autonomous community. Topics include festivals recognized as being of national or international tourist interest, such as:

  • El Rocío in Huelva, Andalusia
  • Las Jarramplas in Piornal, Extremadura
  • Day of the Cross in Granada
  • Cádiz Carnival
  • San Sebastián's Tamborrada in Gipuzkoa
  • The Wedding of Isabel de Segura in Teruel
  • Hellín's Tamborada in Albacete
  • Rapa das Bestas in Sabucedo, Pontevedra
  • La Tomatina in Buñol, Valencia
  • San Fermín in Pamplona, Navarre

The blog also covers festivals outside Spain, including the Monkey Festival in Lopburi, Thailand.

Site features and experiences

Along with its articles, the website offers an interactive festival map, a page about the author, and a contact form. The author also offers to accompany people who want to experience some of these celebrations in person.

Contact

  • Email: fifofu@fifofuspain.com
  • Phone: +34 696 945 760
In brief

Spanish festivals and traditions