Hands Across the Water, to Spain’s Galicia. By ALEX MURASHKO . Aug. 9, 2000 12 AM PT . Share via Close extra sharing options. ... The bagpipes, Celtic attire and dance threw the mayor off, ...

For instance, the Galician Bagpipe is typically used to accompany folk music and dance, while the Asturian Bagpipe has a more robust sound, and the Bagpipe from Aliste possesses a unique tone.

The country is home to several types of bagpipes, each with its unique characteristics and traditions. For example, the Galician Bagpipe typically accompanies folk music and dance.

Galicia, Spain, is a haven for ... a Celtic vibe from its history as a 5th and 6th century BC settlement, which is why you may hear a gaita (the Gallego bagpipe) in a local tavern or on a village ...

Driving into Galicia on the A8 motorway that runs across the north of Spain is a very spectacular journey. The highway ribbons around the great mountains of the Picos de Europa, over gorgeous ...

The northwest region of Spain, known as Galicia, is home to lush landscapes and historic sites. With rolling green hills, misty forests, and hidden hamlets, it feels untouched by time. Galicia is ...