Hispanophile

An hispanophile (Spanish: hispanófilo) is a person who is fond of Spain (or Spanish-speaking countries), its people, or its cultures. Its opposite is Hispanophobia.

Famous Hispanophiles

• Jaime Eyzaguirre – a Chilean historian
• Archer M. Huntington – an American scholar
• Hugh Thomas – a British historian.
• Ernest Hemingway – an American novelist, short-story writer, journalist, and Nobel laureate in Literature who wrote books set in both Cuba and Spain.
• Orson Welles – American actor, director, writer and producer

References

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