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 A single glass of cava on a marble tabletop often signals the start of a night that lasts until dawn in B. The city operates on a clock that shifts everything forward, where dinner is a midnight affair and the real energy peaks long after most other European capitals have gone to sleep. Navigating this landscape requires an understanding of the local rhythm, moving from the quiet corners of a coffee house to the loud, rhythmic clapping of a flamenco tablao.
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