Here's one for MadridMan: The wine list for the Wedding dinner lists Albarinho (Denominacion de Origen - Rias Baixas) as the white wine and Rioja as the redwine (also Cava Blanca).

Now this is a great debate about an important topic! When I look at the photo, I can't see through the barrel of the pen and I see the black lowere portion and the silver colored pen tip. Looks to me like it might be a Waterman or other type of fountain pen.

Eddie: I'm interested in who this "locutor mexicano" was that gave the wrong information. If it was a woman, then it was Maria Antonieta Collins, who would then be a "locutora mexicana."

If it was a male, then it was Iñaki Berrueta, who, if the name doesn't give it away, is actually Spanish.

If you did make a gender error and it was Maria Antonieta, perhaps you also made a Spanish comprehension error regarding her statements, too. Just because she's not Spanish, doesn't make her ignorant to Spain's cultural sensitivities.

And I think someone else mentioned it, but Galicia has significant Celtic roots and history, even starting with the name, which translates into "Land of the Gaelic People." So I wouldn't call someone an idiot for making a connection.