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The People of La Rioja that the Basque Government Has Claimed because It Has the First Words Written by Basque: It Is the Cradle of Spanish
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The history of the languages we speak today in Spain did not begin in a great city or in the court of a king, but on the top of a hill of La Rioja, between mountains and silence. There, in the Monastery of San Millán de la Cogolla, the first words known in both Spanish and Basque were written. A place that is not only a World Heritage Site, but also witness the birth of two essential languages of our history.While Spanish evolved to become the m…
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