I cannot say the pros and cons, but I can describe the way of life in Spain.

Social life in Spain is very important. Family and friends are vitally important to most Spaniards.
Spaniards normally act and speak in an informal and spontaneous manner during social interactions
and physical contact is frequent with greeting, kisses and embraces that may take those who are
visiting Spain for the first time by surprise. Similarly, the Spanish habit of interrupting one another
is not considered bad manners in Spain, but part of spontaneous communication.
The normal time for lunch is 13.30 to 15.30 and the normal time for dinner is 21.00 to 23.00, quite a
lot later than is normal in the rest of Europe. It is common to go out to dinner with friends,
especially at weekends.
Spanish nightlife is legendary and one of Spains greatest attractions. Bars and discothques stay
open throughout the night. The hospitality sector is one of the most vibrant sectors of the Spanish
economy.
Although great changes have taken place in recent years, the family is still at the heart of personal
relations and is very important. Maintaining ties of friendship is also very important.
There is a great variety of popular festivals, some of international renown, which are normally
related to religious traditions.
Shopping is another very popular activity. The shop opening hours are usually from 10.00 in the
morning to 20.00 in the evening. The opening hours are usually longer in shopping centers.