Spanish-language represents 15% of Spain's GDP, 6% of Mexico's and 10.8% of the entire world's.

Out of the 7,000 languages spoken in the world, Spanish-language (currently spoken by 6.15% of the global population) is considered amongst the top five most important ones. Second to Mandarin (14.14%), above English  (5.43%), Hindi (4.70%), and Arabic (4.43%).  Spanish language is unique at all the countries that speak it as primary language (more than twenty nations) and it represent an entire continental region that shares language and geography (Latin America).

These qualities are also enforced by the idea of the Ibero American region as transatlantic community about the influence of Spanish-language at non-Hispanic countries, such as the United States of America with 52 million people speaking this language, and Brazil with 12 million Spanish-speakers.

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