Portillo's Andalucia | Granada | Spain | Episode - 1
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- Опубликовано: 22 дек 2023
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Christmas Special :
Journalist Michael Portillo travels the Spanish region of Andalucia, meeting people who share their passions. In Granada, he meets a food writer and tries his hand at a potter's wheel.
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Hi there, thanks for uploading this. You don't by any chance have the next episode featuring Cordoba?
@@michaelvictory2411 That is 3rd episode.
Do you have that episode?
@@michaelvictory2411 Yes
I can’t seem to find it on your channel. Where is it?
We have just spent last November in Spain and Portugal and can say with confidence that no other city in the Iberic peninsula is more beautiful than Granada. We can't wait to return. Thanks Michael for such a great program.
It's been a gloomy Christmas Day, 2023, but then RUclips gives me a Michael Portillo video about Andalusia...There is a Santa Claus!!!😊
Ho Ho Ho ! Merry Christmas :)
We are watching this for the same reason
The conversation between Mr. Portillo and Lorca's niece was heartbreaking., especially when recalling the painful memories of how his dad was not allowed back into Spain until 1959. Horrific! However, His mom seems to have been totally committed to making sure that her children should all get to know their dad's homeland. Extremely touching.
In the end, so many innocent lives were forever destroyed by Spain's unforgivingly cruel civil war. What a beautiful country and yet with such tragic recent history a mere 88 years ago. Thankfully, Spain is an infinitely more open-minded and liberal society nowadays. God bless the Spanish people.
Wonderful place on Earth guided by Michel is a gift for viewers. Brief historical remarks and cultural introduction. It makes really interesting because of Michael's very natural skill and his Knowledge. Thank you!
As a Andalucian resident (Ronda) this is a fabulous series 🙏 and great storytelling Michael 👍
Did visit Granada 54 years ago and we had the lucky chance that there was room in the Parador it was hors season. After diner we took a stroll into the garden and some young people who lived inside the compounds were singing spontaneous the most famous song of Granada. Almost a fairytale that will stay in my memory for the rest of my life.
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Wow, I'm ready. I have 2 weeks free in March before my Italy trip begins...I speak Spanish pretty fluent, 1st ill go to Holland...then Espana to Granada y Cordoba...porque no!?!
How beautiful is Granada! I can't wait for the next episodes.. thank you!
I was in Granada in 2019 , so beautiful, this has reminded me that I must return!
A very emotional and memorable visit to a city and region filled with history and drama. Thank you for baring your heart and sharing your personal feelings as well with us.
¡Gracias!
I first visited Granada back in 1972, saw this on a wall and it has stayed with me since then. "Dale limosna mujer, que no hay en la vida nada, como la pena de ser ciego en Granada."
Mucho gracias, Senor Portillo!!
I truly enjoy your videos, your personal history, your knowledge, and your gentleman’s essence.
Glad you like them!
Beautiful. An exciting experience and an education. Thank you. Eva
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful episode Michael. Thank you so much. Grazie :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Dear Mr. Michael
I have love your video of Andalusia Spain. It is absolutely beautiful and very educating. Thank you. All the best for the new year. 🤗🥰
Many thanks!
I watched this on the train from Madrid to Granada. So I had dinner at the Chikita restaurant and had the snails (it’s January so the salad and gazpacho weren’t really appealing). We ate the Pio Nono cakes (lovely), looked at the Parador even though it was out of our budget, and went to an authentic Flamenco similar to his. And we saw the Alhambra with the backdrop of the snow capped Sierra Nevadas. He’s right it is the best way to see it.
Awesome, thanks! 👍😎🇨🇦💃
Thank you too!
Michael, i really enjoy all your videos, specially those from Spain. Im a Cuban guy of Spanish blood living in the States. I lived in Spain as a young kid. Gracias y buena suerte para ti.
Glad you like them!
Solo decirte que vive en Carmona. Una ciudad de España cerca de Sevilla.
@@pablofernandez3284 Gracias Pablo. Me gusta mucho el contenido de los programas del Sr. Portillo. Es obvio el cariño y amor que le tiene el a España. Yo también le tengo cariño a esa tierra, recuerdos, la sangre que corre en mis venas es de Canarios y Catalanes. Gracias y buena suerte.
Wonderful, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much for sharing this beatiful video with us❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your such a lucky man living the life ❤it thanks for sharing
So nice of you
Loved it! I shall visit Granada in February before all the tourists come!
Have fun!
Gracias!@@JOURNEYS7
I watched videos every day and traveled around the world. But this ought to be the best I have ever seen. You are an incredible man, an incredible video presenter. Thank you.. I hope you take me with you on your next trip, especially Andalucia.🎉❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
A rich and fascinating part of Spain which many like me had never seen before.Thanks for the tour!
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Great
I'm facsinated by the roofed private courtyard, so spanish and Don Quixote style.
fabulous programme, very emotional --- I'm just back from a visit to Granada, and I'll definitely be back too. Not for me Boabdil's last look at the palaces of the Alhambra
Very Very Good....such Great content!
Glad you think so!
Lorca and Dali fell in love each other in " Residencia de Estudiantes" one of the most important poet in spanish history and one of the most importan painter in Spain
Finally, can watch with translation 🎉Thank you!
You're welcome 😊
Hello from Türkiye( Datça) Mr.Portillo👍👏👏👏😃😃😃🌷🌻🪻🙋♀️
a real pleasure to admire SPAIN espec granada etc. pleased to continue to watch the videos because i always dreamed to visit spain but my age is overwhelming and i refuse to not know of my beautiful SPAIN and other places within it, please keep me under your notices of videos t.u
Glad you enjoyed it!
wonderful as usualllll
Thank you! Cheers!
I am so excited!!! My family and I will be in Granada in a few months! I’m thrilled after watching your video!
Have fun!
Michael Portillo! Greetings from East of Malaga, Andalucia. A better and more knowledgeable presentation than Rick Steve's Andalucia. After all he's American. When in Spain do as the Spanish do!
I love Rick Steves! It is not fair to compare! Each flower has a different aroma!
Much informative 👍👌👌thanx
Most welcome 😊
Yo voy a ver toda esa belleza..
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hes as camp as they come, his taste in dress colour is psychedelic hes great.
My father was a drug dealer and my mother an uneducated simpleton, I never heard the name of Oxford before the age of 30 . I have never met a poet or a revolutionary man with grand ideas that come from an ancient family. However I own now the largest estate in the south of Spain
Are you going to upload the rest of the chapters?
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más video de maikel portillo de los trenes
Maybe you forgot to talked about Gerald Brenan ,poet ,writer and hispanista. He loved Andalucía
Granada capuy.. Balugo albuera leyte philippines... VPO.. TY!
Where can I watch the rest of the series? Please let me know here .
Here only Just wait & have patience.
The old sultana, mother of Bobadil, said to him,”O my son, how much it like you to weep like a woman for what you could not keep as a man!”
6:02 parveenmohan may see that as a lingam instead.
is this about Spain or making pottery...oi!
Maykıl bıkmadınız İngiliz emperyalizminden,niçin diğer dillerde alt yazı vermiyorsunuz?
otomatik çeviriye gidin ve dilinizin altyazılarını görün
Türkçe yok.ama Tayca var😊😊
This constant background music makes it impossible for people with hearing Impairment to follow the dialogue. Real pity.
You can go to english subtitles.
Maybe you do not like Spaniards : maybe . But you must recognise that Spain is amazing , extraordinary,out of normal ,culture,music,food, architecture and why ? Because even you that are reading this has something to do with Spain
There is no part in Europe like Spain ! The mixture of every culture. So you also has something of Spaniard. That is the truth
Andalucia is Not Spain. It is One region of a very diverse country.
Lo correcto es decir ,spain is not Andalucía,
@@andresjgilrod2497utiliza traductor
STUPID COMMENT
Andalucia is one region of Spain
Michael, your videos are interesting though when you talked about Spanish culture you mentioned bulls. I certainly hope you don't agree with and propogate bull fighting. Culture is culture but animal cruelty is beyond reasoning. Gail, Czech Republic.
He is so woke , can't believe he was a Conservative.
More political/personsal, not the best for travel
one can sense the political correctness and bashing against christianity in this documentary. It’s exhausting and ridiculous.
As a Black American, I'm intentfully curious as to why I never heard you use the term "Moorish?" Instead, you continually used the terms "Muslim" and "Islamic" throughout this episode, and seemingly intentionally so as if the word "Moorish" was a term of opprobrium and/or dreadful disdain. For me, this comes off as archaically elitist and institutionally racist. And I hope you are astutely cognizant of the fact that the term "12-beat Moorish rhythm," which is the one of the hallmarks of Flamenco music and dance, isn't called the "12-beat Islamic rhythm." The *MOORS* are the North African people of Berber descent (as was the Afro-Syrian Severan Dynasty founder, the Roman Emperor Septimius Severus) who conquered and ruled Spain from AD 711 to 1492, and introduced Islam to the Iberian peninsula! *And don't you ever forget that!*
you get em sis !