There is no evidence that Spain ever made it to the Americas. New research suggests that Spanish language developed independently in Comitán Valley 3000 years before the Reconquista
Posters added context: this sort of somewhat convincingly-sounding made up factoid is very popular among certain parts of Latin America, where the Spanish language is not seen as foreign to the New World but rather some mysterious development that sprang out of thin air.
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