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Jijona (Spanish: [xiˈxona]) or
Xixona (Valencian: [ʃiˈʃona]) is a town and muni****lity in the
Valencian Community on the
eastern coast of Spain. The town...
- or torró has been
known at
least since the 15th
century in the city of
Jijona/Xixona (formerly ****ona),
north of Alicante. Turrón is
commonly consumed...
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early 1870s, a child's wake was
accompanied with the
bandurria music in
Jijona,
Alicante Province. The zapateo, a
dance derived from the
Spanish zapateado...
- Turrón de
Alicante (top) and turrón de
Jijona (bottom)...
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capital of the
province of Orihuela. In 1737 Alicante, Elche, Monforte,
Jijona, Villajoyosa, Agost, Busot, San Juan or
Mutxamel became independent from...
- is a
Spanish footballer who
plays as a left-back for Cádiz CF. Born in
Jijona, Alicante,
Valencian Community,
Climent represented Kelme CF,
Elche CF and...
- (between the muni****lities of San
Vicente del Raspeig, Mutxamel,
Busot and
Jijona), and Cabeçó d'Or; the
latter comprises part of the
namesake Cabeçó d'Or...
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Muslim origin. Notably,
during Christmas,
nougat is made in
Alicante and
Jijona.
Another well-known
dessert is
peladillas (almonds
wrapped in a
thick layer...
- d'Alacant (Spanish:
Huerta de Alicante) and Foia de
Xixona (Spanish: Hoya de
Jijona). Spanish: [ˈkampo ðe aliˈkante] and [koˈmaɾka ðe aliˈkante]
Official estimate...
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Albian Ullaga -
Balmaseda Lluçà
Traiguera Monte Grande Escucha Escucha Jijona Itxina -
Miono Aptian Valmaseda -
Tellamendi Ol Gp. -
Castrillo Ben****al...
