Spanish Australian
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Australian English, Spanish. Minority speaks Catalan, Galician, and Basque. |
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Predominantly Roman Catholicism |
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Spanish, Castilians, Asturians, Cantabrians, Aragonese, Galicians, Catalans, Basques, Latin peoples. |
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| Spanish people |
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| By region or country |
| Spain Diaspora Argentina · Australia · Brazil Canada · Chile · Equatorial Guinea Mexico · Peru · Philippines · Puerto Rico United Kingdom · United States |
| Subgroups |
| Andalusian · Aragonese Asturian · Balearic · Basque Canarian · Cantabrian · Castilian Catalan · Extremaduran · Galician Gitanos · Leonese · Murcian Navarrese · Valencian |
| Spanish culture |
| Art · Cinema · Cuisine · Dance Dress · Education · Flag · Language Literature · Music · Philosophy · Politics Religion · Sport · Television |
| Religion |
| Roman Catholicism Islam |
| Languages and dialects |
| Spanish Catalan · Basque Galician · Aranese · Asturian Aragonese · Leonese · Extremaduran Fala · Cantabrian · Silbo |
| History of Spain |
Spanish Australians (Spanish: Hispanos Australianos) are Australians with ancestry from European country of Spain. There are approximately 58,271 Australians of Spanish descent, most of which reside within the major cities of Sydney and Melbourne, with lesser numbers in Brisbane and Perth.
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Andrew Pintado
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