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| {{Infobox song|
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| | name = Spanish Caravan
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| | artist = [[the Doors]]
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| | album = [[Waiting for the Sun]]
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| | released = July 13, 1968
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| | recorded = February–May 1968
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| | studio = [[TTG Studios]], Hollywood, California
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| | genre = [[Psychedelic rock]], [[acid rock]]
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| | length = 3:03
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| | label = [[Elektra Records|Elektra]]
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| | writer = [[The Doors]]
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| | producer = [[Paul A. Rothchild]]
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| "'''Spanish Caravan'''" is a song by American rock band [[the Doors]], from their 1968 album ''[[Waiting for the Sun]]''.
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| ==Lyrics==
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| "[[Andalusia]]," which is referred to in the first verse, is the Southernmost area of [[Spain]]. It was repeatedly conquered by various groups until it was divided into eight provinces in 1833.
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| ==Melody==
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| [[Robby Krieger]]'s skills with the [[flamenco guitar]] was taken from the classical spanish theme "[[Asturias (Leyenda)|Asturias (Leyanda)]]" by [[Issac Albeniz]].
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