This is the sensory descriptor. Galicia is often unfairly stereotyped as eternally rainy and green. But when the summer arrives—specifically the two weeks of verán where humidity hits 90% and temperatures touch 40°C (104°F)—the stone streets retain the day's heat. "Crawling Hot" describes the physical sensation of moving from a sweaty, bass-thumping club in Vigo to a cool, breezy praia at 4 AM, skin sticky with salt and sangría.
It is a meme, a marketing term, and a miracle all at once. The "crawling hot" refers to the temperature, yes, but also to the way the night itself seems to move—slowly, sensually, inevitably toward dawn. fu10 the galician night crawling hot