It is very exciting to see a character eat a fabada with the descendants of his family in Llongoria, Asturias, in the house of his ancestors. In addition, they gave him a family tree and could contemplate his family’s shield. His ancestor left Cádiz being very young, after having marched from Llongoria with only 11 years, in 1604.
Eleven generations had to pass to return and step on their homeland again. It is something that I also felt when I was in Bilbao for the first time in 2016. They say that, when we landed in the land of our origins, the blood begins to boil.
The program is fine, although I think it needs to tour empty Spain and other regions. Obviously, it’s the first season and I hope there is more. It is not a perfect series, since its greatest difficulty is that Spanish does not speak well; However, respect their passion and intention to show and celebrate small projects and local producers. Very cool.
I just saw the complete series and, as a person with very marked roots and with a very long lineage from Elorrio, the Basque Country, the chapter dedicated to the Basque Country left me full of pride. Thirteen generations behind, my family was one of the most important stately houses in Bizkaia and founder of Michoacán and Jalisco in Mexico. A Sephardic branch, with a lot of history, good and bad.
For those who are looking for their roots in the Basque Country: all my Basque family tree was confirmed by DNA (MTDNA and Y-700 tests) and documentation, thanks to the support of the Basque Library of the Sancho Foundation the Wise Vital Fundazioa, one of the most important documentation centers in the world in regards to Basque culture. Constituted within the Vital Foundations (which also integrate Vital Fundazioa, Fundación Vital Fundazioa, Vital Fundazioa Foundation and Vital Banking Foundation – Vital Banku Fundazioa), retains the bibliographic and documentary memory of the Basque people throughout its history. His library contains, since 1964, a valuable documentary fund with monographs, periodic publications, photographs, manuscripts, maps and family documentation; A patrimonial wealth that has made it an indispensable reference for research on Basque culture.
It is very moving to see a character eating favor with his families in Llongo, at his home of his ancestors of Asturias. He also gave a genealogical tree and was able to see the coat of arms of his family. His ancestor went out of Kádize that he was very young, after llongoria 11, 1604. Year.
There have been eleven generations to return to his hometown again. I also felt something similar when I was in Bilbao for the first time in 2016. They say that when we reach our homeland begins blood.
It’s a good program, but I think it’s lacking to travel empty Spain and other regions. Of course, it’s the first season and I hope it is more. It’s not the perfect series because it doesn’t know Spanish well; However, I respect his passion and intent to show and celebrate small projects and local producers. Really nice.
I just saw the whole series, and as I have very marked roots and a long lineage from Elorrio, the section dedicated to the Basque Country, full of pride. 13 generations back, my family was one of the most important palaces in Bizkaia and founded Mexican Michoacán and Jalisco. A Sephardian branch with great history, good and bad.
For those looking for their roots in the Basque Country: My entire genealogical tree was confirmed through DNA (MTDNA and Y-700 tests) and documentation, thanks to the support of the Basque librarian library of the Sabio Vital Foundation. It is one of the most important documentation centers on Basque culture. Formed within the Vital Foundation (Fundación Vital Foundation, the Foundation of the Vital Foundation, the Fundación Idiomas Vital Foundation and the Vital Bancaria Vital – Vital Bank Foundation also preserves the bibliographic and documentary memory of the Basque Country throughout its history. From 1964, his library preserves valuable documentation funds: monographs, magazines, photos, manuscripts, maps, or family documents; A great wealth of heritage, which has become an essential reference for Basque culture research.
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Otro artículo muy chulo. https://viajes.nationalgeographic.com.es/a/eva-longoria-revela-lugar-espana-que-le-hubiese-encantado-vivir-voy-a-mi-pueblo-bebere-sidra-y-tomare-queso_22860
Ví Searching for Mexico y es una mierda en comparación con Searching for Italy de Stanley Tucci. Ojalá Searching for Spain sea mejor.
Siempre me ha flipado la gente que tiene un enlace tan claro con un solo pueblo o región, yo solo llegando a 1880 ya tengo como 6 sitios distintos de España de los que venían mis antepasados!
Spoiler: sale una paella que no es paella.
Pues ya estoy viendo que este post se va a la mierda por qué no sé por qué la gente asumen que no tienen endogamia en sus árboles – es más común que lo que piensa la gente por qué era para la conservación de bebés y poder ..,.,, pero espero que todos vengan de líneas puras con genética sin grados de consanguinidad. Lo dudo.
Spoiler: Sale una paella hecho con cabrita como se había anteriormente- por qué el cabrito es una carne me os preciada – creo que es algo distinto que una paella con ranch dressing hecho en una feria
Eva Longoria x Rodrigo Cuevas no estaba en mi bingo de este año
Te amo Eva
She’s so lucky! I did my genealogy and have a lot of Longoria ancestors on both sides. I’m also from South Texas like Eva. A lot of ancestors are from Asturias. The rest in Andalucia.