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Try to do a full video about all the regions in Spain.
Just how about Galicia, Extremadura, Asturias, etc
Wow this is incredible!
El 90% de los comentarios son Españoles 😂😂😂
90% of the commentaries are from Spanish people 😂😂😂
Muy buena recomendación, fuera de lo típicos tópicos…👍
why is there a CDJ on the back
1:43 "…and more recently the Moors"
Me: MOOPS!
I can't find your video about you guys teaching out there for 3 years
i'm going to Spain after the quarantine , thanks for the video
I liked your explanation and video. It’s very well put together. I’m from the South of Spain. Both my parents long lineages and roots from a region called Huelva. It one of the oldest cities of all of Europe, originally called Onuba. It was also part of the Phoenicians and Tartesian cultures. There a lot of archeological evidence of these cultures all taking place in this region.
Why am I explaining all of this? Because people won’t believe what I am saying to be accurate about my land and my culture, and the history Spain according to a real native person. For example, flamenco is more Arab than from Indians. If you listen to the music and then to Arab chants to the Curan they are so similar. In Spain there was a lot of persecution and none wanted to be caught or die or put in prison for being Arab, or not obeying the new Christian regime after and during the reconquest in around the time of Isabella and Fernando. The Catholic priests and all the new power leaders were told that the music was from Gypsies and everyone kept this lie alive. Perhaps because a lot of gipsy people roamed and liked popular music. These Gypsies adopted the local music of Al-Andalus and loved to be in the streets and party freely. But it doesn’t mean that the music originated by them.
Also, the Spanish tortilla, made with potatoes, and the Mexican tortilla, made with corn, are both flat, and both alike in name. We don’t know how the imitation became popular, but those two items are iconic in their own cultures. I much prefer lentils, strawberries, roasted chestnuts, date pastries, grilled mackerel, local honey, and shrimp with garlic in olive oil…
I would like to visit Madrid or Barcelona and want to settle there with any job…being unmarried what are the prospective to get the citizenship ?
Remarkable😍
As a spaniard I must say that you really did a great job understanding Spain's culture and particularities. Great work!
I never comment on videos but I had to as this is just so well made. You've also managed to avoid being cheesy and cringe-worthy like so many "travel vloggers". Felicidades
Thanks for this video, I want to learn to language and visit within the next 3 years, Rome too. I've never left the united states.
Note: to say that Morocco conquered Spain is like to say that Brittany conquered United Kindong in first century instead of Roman Empire.
Iberian Peninsula was conquered by Arabs from Umeyad Califate in Damasco (currently Siria) in 8th Century, who formed Cordoba Califate (Al Andalus). Indeed, habitans in this era was know as moz-arabs.
In these era moors (from north Africa)was a nomad people, but arabs from Damasco was the most advanced culturally people in these moment . Please by more accurate
Best video
Lovely place ….our wedding motorcycle trip from Greece to Andalucia and back….. thank you Wagabrotherzzz great channel!!!
https://youtu.be/32x26blmYRo
I love your videos. Very informative for someone who has never really traveled outside of U.S.
Absolutely love the “new format” of highlighting the culture of Spain and hope you continue with this format. I appreciate that you explore the culture deeper as well as the broader wow of a country seen by tourists on the surface. Especially appreciated the courtesies portion. In my experience nothing made me feel more welcomed to the country, as well as an opportunity to make up for the less than gracious tourists. Thank you Alex and Marco.
awesome video guys! Thinking of volunteering on a farm in Malaga this spring, so this was extremely helpful. cheers!
Gracias, de lo mejor en Youtube, sobre España. Saludos
Gunna visit fam in grenada
Wax pen on airplane? Is it allowed or semi alowed?
If I have an opportunity I will go to travel there.
This is amazing! So just by landing you get 90-days! As opposed to SE Asia, where we usually only get 30 days? I have been researching how to live in Spain. Seems like the visa process is so long! We are definitely trying to research how we can stay long-term. Any suggestions?
Great information, loved the format.
Informative and entertaining, excellent, thanks guys.
Very helpful. My wife and I are planning to stay in Barcelona for a month in September and will see parts of Europe.
I'm a brave potato.
I’ve heard Spain is one of the best places to travel around as it’s quite safe is this true?
"The New Spaniards" is really good. I have the book and loved if. Great video.
I wish Spain offered year long tourist visas. I would love to spend the next 3 or 4 years just traveling around Europe again. I would love to stay in each area for 3-5 months before moving on.
Wonderful! Job done perfectly.
Please check this too
https://youtu.be/Ibpo5GJJO44
Planning to treat myself with a Trip to Spain…after completing my thesis…this is veryyyy helpful… Thank you…already subscribed to your channel…will check out more of your videos…🌷🌷🌷🙏
What a nice video!! As a spaniard U really enjoyed all the things you say about my country
I'm planning to go for a week or 10 days. What would you guys recommend to visit?
A ver. La Reconquista no fue una cosa de un reinado. Duró casi ocho siglos. Y quienes la culminaron no fueron los reyes de Castilla, sino el rey de Aragón, Fernando II, (la Corona de Aragón incluía los reinos de Aragón, Valencia y Mallorca y los condados catalanes) y la reina de Castilla, Isabel I (la Corona de Castilla incluía Galicia, Castilla, León, Asturias, el País Vasco y las "actuales" Cantabria y Rioja).
Me da la sensación de que la historia os la ha contado alguien muy sesgado y/o bastante ignorante. Y lo que más me avergüenza es que hay un montón de comentarios de españoles que la dan por buena. No tienen ni puñetera idea de dónde vienen. Supongo que por eso les da igual que el país se vaya a la mierda.
Love the format, love the insight. Thank you!
05:06 – Think you forgot Finnish and Hungarian Alex 🙂
I don’t know why many people say America is the place to go I’m sorry but Spain looks amazing
Since you lived in Spain for 3 years, did you guys learn Spanish? haha
The only place you can really eat paella is in Valencia. In the rest of Spain you will eat something called paella but nothing to do with a real and Valencianes paella.
Love it! please explore more the wines of Spain and how to recognize a good one on the menu.
Great video! If you are looking for great food you should defo also visit Galicia – amazing meat and seafood so cheap!! I also recommend to eat pescaíto frito in Cádiz ❤
amazing travel tips guys!!!! 🙂 thanks!
Hola. Soy una chica de Madrid. España por supuesto 😉 Bueno, solo quería decir que me ha gustado mucho encontrar un vídeo sobre mi país tan bien hecho. Pero en algunas cosas estáis un poco perdidos. No es cierto que la paella se como solo en Valencia o la comunidad valenciana. Creo que es un plato a nivel nacional a pesar de ser típico de la comunidad valenciana. En mi casa se hace casi todos los domingos. Y aseguraría que no hay un hogar español en el que no se coma paella casera. Lo mismo con las tapas o los pinchos. En Madrid también suelen ser gratis con la bebida.