Cultural Profile
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Predominantly Roman Catholic with local traditions and saints playing a key role in community life.
Asturians value community, family ties, and have a strong sense of pride in their cultural and historical heritage.
Notable festivals include 'Día de Asturias', celebrated on September 8th, and the 'Fiestas de San Mateo' in Oviedo.
Communities are often close-knit, with a strong emphasis on family and local traditions.
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Asturian art includes prehistoric cave paintings and medieval architecture such as the churches of the Kingdom of Asturias.
Traditional music includes the use of bagpipes ('gaita'), and there are vibrant folk music traditions.
The Asturian language has a rich literary tradition, with efforts to preserve and promote it ongoing.
Herbal remedies and traditional practices are sometimes used alongside modern medicine.
Asturias benefits from Spain's universal healthcare system, ensuring broad access to medical services.
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Education in Asturias follows the national Spanish curriculum with an emphasis on regional history and culture.
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