Meaning
Difficult times are always followed by peace and tranquility.
Cultural Background
Often used in rural contexts to describe the end of harvest seasons or bad weather cycles. Used frequently in family settings to comfort children or relatives. Often used in political or economic discussions regarding the country's cyclical crises. Used in social media posts to express optimism after personal struggles.
Pronunciation
Remember the 'z' sound difference between Spain and Latin America.
Meaning
Difficult times are always followed by peace and tranquility.
Pronunciation
Remember the 'z' sound difference between Spain and Latin America.
Test Yourself
Complete the proverb.
Tras la tormenta, la ________.
The proverb is 'Tras la tormenta, la bonanza'.
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Practice Bank
1 exercisesTras la tormenta, la ________.
The proverb is 'Tras la tormenta, la bonanza'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsNo, it is secular and based on natural observation.
Related Phrases
No hay mal que cien años dure
similarNo evil lasts a hundred years.
