Flamenco is an artistic expression born of the mixture of many cultures: the Arab, the Jewish, the gypsies (who came to Spain in the fifteenth century and many stayed in Andalusia). And with the Andalusian culture. Flamenco emerged from that cultural hodgepodge that occurred in Andalusia. In November 2010, Unesco declared it Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity at the initiative of the autonomous communities of Andalusia, Extremadura and Murcia.

The history of wine has run parallel to the history of humanity. Wine, as it is known today, is an alcoholic beverage from the fermentation of grape juice, which is produced thanks to the action of the yeasts present in the grape skin. Many of the great cultures of the Mediterranean as well as the Near East claim for themselves the invention of the winemaking process, attributing their discovery to a local hero or an agrarian deity.