Royalty refers to a social class or group of individuals who hold a high status in a monarchy, particularly those who are members of the royal family. This typically includes kings, queens, princes, princesses, and other titles associated with monarchies. Royalty often holds significant cultural, ceremonial, and sometimes political influence within a nation. The position of royalty is often inherited, meaning that individuals are born into it rather than achieving it through other means. The concept of royalty is deeply tied to traditions, governance, and social hierarchies in societies where monarchies exist. Royalty may also be associated with luxury, privilege, and the responsibilities of leadership.
The Princess of Asturias visited Salvador de Bahía on her naval training ship, the Juan Sebastián de Elcano, during a cross-cultural exchange. She actively participated in naval duties, showcasing her…