One of the widely known aspects of Spanish culture is it's festivals. They include masks, clowns, and devils which are the central characters in Spain's first festivals. Fire and Gunpowder- these types of festivals take place in March. This festival is done to celebrate Spain's traditional torch. They are usually done on the week of St. Joseph's Day, it is a festival full of passion and humor.
Spring usually is a time of very many festivals.
These festivals usually bring an explossion of local colour and the city's folklore. Fiestas Mayores held in Salamanca, Vejer de la Frontera in Cadiz, Fiesta Toro in Zamora, Ondarroa in Vizcaya, to name just a few. Bull fights are one of the most known traditions in Spain. The bull fight begins as everyone who is envolved in the fight enters the ring, presenting him self. As soon as the first bull enters the ring the specticle starts.