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文化背景

In Spain, rain is often associated with the north (Galicia, Asturias), where it is a constant part of life. In the south, rain is rare and celebrated, but can also cause chaos during festivals like Semana Santa. In Mexico City, summer afternoons almost always feature a 'tromba' (a very heavy, short rain). People carry umbrellas as a standard accessory from June to September. The word 'garúa' is a common term for drizzle, often used in Tango lyrics to evoke a sense of sadness or nostalgia in the streets of Buenos Aires. In the tropical regions, rain is called 'palo de agua'. It's so heavy that people usually just stop whatever they are doing and wait for it to end.