The queimada is a Galician alcoholic beverage made from brandy and sweetened sugar, the origin of which dates back to the Middle Ages, popularized since the 1950s and widely known in Spain and over the world as typical of Galicia. It is associated with a pseudo conspiracy of evil spirits and the evil spirits of the “meigas”, the witches of Galicia. Spain.
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