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Are Chile, Argentina, and Spain all have the same season cycle?

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Season as in what? summer, autumn, winter, spring?

that would be no - argentina and chile are southern hemisphere and spain northern hemisphere so they would be opposite
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Of course not, Spain is in the northern hemisphere.

Chile and Argentina in the southern hemisphere.

Completely different seasons.
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No they aren't, Chile and Argentina are in South-america, in the Southern hemisphere. Spain is in Europe, Northern hemisphere. So When in Spain is Summer in Chile and Argentina are winter. The same way that USA and Australia.
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No. Chile and Argentina are in the Southern Hemisphere, so their seasons are the exact opposite of the ones in the Northern Hemisphere where Spain is located.

Right now it's fall approaching winter in Argentina & Chile, and it's spring approaching summer in Spain. On June 21, the solstice, it will be the longest day of light in Spain (most sunlight) and the shortest day of light in Argentina & Chile.
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