<human>:  What are the differences between Spanish and Chicano culture?
<bot>: The primary difference between Spanish and Chicano culture is their origins. Spanish culture has its roots in Spain and its European heritage, while Chicano culture is an American culture specifically rooted in the experiences and shared identity of Mexican-Americans living in the United States. Another major difference is the language. Spanish is Spain's primary dialect, whereas Chicano comprises of a combination of English and Spanish as an informal dialect amongst Mexican-Americans. Additionally, there is a greater sense of community in Chicano culture as a result of its emphasis on solidarity, which was developed over the years as many Mexican-American people had to work together to survive in a hostile system. Finally, while Spanish culture is traditionally considered more conservative, Chicano culture generally has more progressive values related to personal identity and gender equality.