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Beat the heat with style? Fans are back in the spotlight

Now1 September 2026 at 21:08

The traditional fan, also known as abanico, has returned to the spotlight in Spain this year. This happened due to the successive heat waves that affected the country and much of Europe. The accessory has become a way to beat the heat with style.

The fan has returned as an indispensable accessory to face the high temperatures. Both men and women have started using this traditional object as a practical solution to deal with the intense heat experienced during the heat wave period.

This phenomenon represents a return to older traditions, where the fan was a common everyday item, especially in hot climates. Its renewed popularity demonstrates how simple and traditional solutions can regain relevance in situations of extreme heat.

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