GRANADA | The Moorish gem of Spain's Andalucia region!! (ALHAMBRA, TAPAS, FLAMENCO & MORE!!)
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- In this video I'm in Granada, in Spain's Andalucia region. I explore this fascinating city and visit the beautiful Alhambra, I also go on a delicious tapas tour and watch the famous flamenco which the city is so famous for. Granada is a city with a rich and complex history which has given rise to a very unique culture and it's a great city to visit! A huge thank you to Gayle for an incredible tapas tour, I highly recommend getting in touch with her if you want to try the best tapas in town:
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Hey there!! That’s us in min 6:06! Thanks so much for listening ❤️
¿cual es la canción que cantan ustedes? es que me encanta. Saludos :)
What’s the song?
@@gh4dy this one is not out yet :)
The production value of this woman’s videos is far and away the best I’ve seen in self produced content. The camera work, onscreen narration, quality of research, etc. etc. competes favorably with many network financed and produces programs. Her enthusiasm and need to feel the soul of everywhere she travels is palpable. This woman has the potential to be the next Tony Bourdain, Rick Steves, or Rick Stein. This is fantastic work.
Totally agree, a delightful presentation with elegance and charm, that captures the vibe and soul of the region, and makes you wish to get on the next plane there. . . which I might just do. . . Muchas gracias amiga. Bendiciones. . .
Totally agree with all the positive comments on this superb video of Granada… the best I’ve watched by a long way… beautifully presented and filmed. Wonderful
i just fell in love with Granada😍😍😍😍 this winter i'm planning visit this incredible city
The green dress looks so beautiful on you. The pionono looked delicious too.
It was!
At 19:00, when the other lady speaks the typically fast British English it nearly makes me dizzy. Thanks, Angelica for your paced English and your great, enjoyable videos. From Toledo, Ohio, USA.
Lovely place, will have to visit someday. Cheers from Canada!
I was randomly suggested to watch this video, and wow, what a great one it is! I have to learn more about Spain, and watch more of these videos! Thank you.
Wow, history and beauty.
Stunning.
Amazing video, well done. Thank you for this
Que hermosa te ves ❤ 🎉 y felicidades por tus excelentes videos
Que bella ciudad de España
Granada la ciudad más mágica de España
Islam para siempre ❤
@@goodputin4324si pero en tierras musulmanas no Cristianas . Cada uno en su casa y Dios en la de todos😊
Your videos are very well produced, and you are a very skilled story teller ☺️
Your content is super duper amazing
A well made video, very professional compared to your typical travel vloggers.
Thank you...
A very beautiful and integrated show, this film was able to cover most of the aesthetic and social aspects.
But I thought about your words when you said that the Moors were brought back to North Africa after 8 centuries. This is about 27 generations of living in the Iberian Peninsula, I wonder if these people know a homeland other than Spain the homeland that breathed the first breath as well as the 26 grandfathers before them.
I can't imagine the pain and the injustice they felt.
This is something that a lot of people miss when they talk about the Reconquista. Granada was Moorish for longer than it has been Christian since then.
It was brutal. I urge you to read the Granada Trilogy by Radwa Ashour for a great fictional retelling on the people who lived it.
@@nadanabil3330 Thanks for the recommendation it seems like a great book. I read the reviews, which prompted me to order it immediately. I will start reading this weekend.
Many left to go to the Caribbean.
@@juanangm95 Y que leches era Granada cuando llegaron los musulmanes? era Visigoda Cristiana, y antes Romana y antes Ibera.... pero a ellos no les dió pena de que los echaran por la fuerza....
Nice video as are all of your videos. Just a short comment. There is a reason that pork is a main stay in Granada. Just look at the history and you should be able to figure it out. Once again nice work.
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LOVE THIS VIDEO VERY MUCH
GREETINGS AND LOVE FROM
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MUHAMMAD YUSUF ❤️
If it is pork, it is definitely not moorish, just FYI. Great program!
Charles Vth Palace was not something new in the Alhambra because Christians have conquered the city, in fact most of buildings that once existed in the Alhambra were destroyed by another Nazari King, who wanted to built his own.
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The Moors (Muslims), Jews and Christians lived in Granada in Harmony. Towards the end of the Dynasty, the Moors and Jews have been expelled from Andalucia and largely fled to Morocco including the Jews who have offered the Jews shelter with open arms. Never forget this. 🇪🇦🇲🇦
Don't lie, coexistence was never peaceful. Muslims levied a special tax on non-Muslims.
The reality is that they NEVER conquered the peninsula, military control does not imply conquest and this is shown by genetic studies.
It's like saying that Afghanistan is full of North American descendants.
Morocco did not even exist at that time, it was not a nation state, just a group of tribes of different ethnic groups and religious sects.
@@The0ldboy bien dicho.
There were multiple pograms of Jews and Jews and Christian were dhimmis ( second class ) forced to pay Jizya as a sign of inferiority to Muslims.
Only the the Ummayad were civilised the latter dynasties (Almohad , Almoravid) were radicals and even moderate Muslims suffered.
@@dariomartinez459 Jiziya is like Tax of Tol which was introduced by the Romans. Jiziya had to be paid because Muslims are obliged to give zakat. Paying Jiziya also gave you Protection. I don't quite understand what you mean by this Bro.
@@angelosaleh8344 Do not try to confuse us, perhaps you are the one who needs more study.
One thing is lands called al-arāḍī al-ʽušriyya (tithe lands), whose
possession belonged to the community of believers. Which resembles the Roman tax system.
And another thing is the tax to the non-Muslim (arāḍī jarāŷiyya) who paid
the al-jaraj tax.
You speak of the tax for the passage of commercial goods through
borders of Muslim cities -called ʽušr/ʽušūr and also maks- This tax bears the same name as the legal land tax ʽušr/aʽšār (ʽAbdu, Niẓām al-ḍarā’ib,
417-453). Its legality was always in question since it was established by the second caliph of Medina, ʽUmar b.
al-Jaṭṭāb (d. 644) for non-Muslims. Its imposition on the Muslim merchant meant that he had to pay the
quarter of ten percent of the non-Muslim.
On the other hand we have in the time of al-Andalus illegal taxes or outside the saria (ghayr šarʽiyya), where the Caliph in turn had his own preferences.
The army that invaded the Iberian Peninsula crossed from north africa. However, they were not really from north Africa. The king who ordered the invasion was al Walid who was born in Medina western Arabia ( present day saudi arabia) but he’s originally ftom Mecca , Arabia .the commander of his army in north Africa was also born & raised in in Arabia ( present day saudi arabia) one third of the Army was made of natives of north africa while two third of the army was made up of natives of Arabia / present day saudi arabia. It is by far not a north african invasion of the Iberian peninsula as you can see. The natives of north africa lived in north africa for centuries & never tried to crossed to southern Europe . In fact, they were mostly under the control of the Romans . The invasion of the iberian peninsula was an a muslim Arab ( Real arabs from Arabia not just arabic speaking people ) invasion . king alwalid who ordered Their capital the invasion of the iberian peninsula was living outside his homeland & birth place , however, him & his family were in power because they were from Mecca, Arabia and they always considered themselves as such . Read more about king alwalid :
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Walid_I
It blows my mind away what an amazing and high quality report this was about Granada. And it’s so well rounded. Wonderful and continue these videos!! I love it
The muslims and jews were not simply expelled, they got tortured to death in these trinitarian inquisitions forcing them to accept trinitarianisme or die in a most horrific way (the muslims never used torture against them its haram) there is still a torture museum in spain showing those middle ages torture machines.. the so called expelled ones were the ones who tried to make a low rate survival trip using diy vessels
History of Morocco in Andalusia
th-cam.com/video/cw7CBnm7d8Q/w-d-xo.html
Cute
Alhambra means the red one in Arabic
Its Arab antiquities, manuscripts, and gardens are a great human treasure
I've lived in Granada several years and I'm amazed how well you've caught the soul of the city
Is it worth moving into? Are there working opportunities for English speaking ppl? And Is it safe for women?
@@eleanorrigby7897 yes and yes im from granada and I can confirm
Esa última pregunta ya indica que no sabe de qué país se trata....
En realidad es seguro para la mujeres si no hay nadie interesado en cambiarte por dos camellos. 😂
@@albertomartin7576 yes I actually don't have much info about this place. It was featured in one of the books I read so I tried looking it up. I don't know if it's google English translation or what but you sound very rude sir 😑
@@eleanorrigby7897 😂, no no. Es irónico.
Granada está en España, un país de Europa. Fue reconquistada por los cristianos en 1942. El mismo año que España llegó a América intentando dar la vuelta al mundo cuando la idea dominante es que la tierra era plana.
España es un país muy seguro según las estadísticas internacionales, el segundo en legalizar el matrimonio homosexual, primero en protección a la mujer y minorías. Cuenta con varios cesares romanos en su historia, Reinas gobernantes (no consortes) heroínas de guerra, igualdad de raza ante la ley hace 500 años (no como otros). La mayor parte de los médicos, profesores y otros funcionarios del estado son mujeres. Es el segundo país más visitado después de Francia ( hacen trampa porque cuentan los tránsitos). Es el país con más patrimonio de la humanidad después de Italia. Cuenta con el segundo pasaporte más potente del mundo, por delante de los EEUU.
Y aunque lo típico es el flamenco, su tradición musical está vinculada la ópera y la zarzuela. Como cualquier país europeo. Los pintores españoles han sido siempre de primer nivel. Velazqyez, Goya , Picasso, Dalí, etc. Y sus ciudadanos tienen una cultura general envidiable, aunque desde que existe la PlayStation y Hollywood se va perdiendo.
Una mujer puede llegar segura a casa sola a las 3 de la mañana después de una fiesta. Si es su deseo.
I don’t usually comment but I feel I need to praise someone when they do a great job! Your videos are amazing! You stand out from the crowd and your videos rival National Geographic! They are beautifully shot! You are very charismatic and the camera loves you! Please, please add more videos. Your content is educational and refreshing, unlike other travel vloggers who make it more about themselves than the destination, culture and the people who reside in these beautiful travel destinations. Can you do Rome, Barcelona, Lisbon, Guadalajara/San Miguel de Allende, and Osaka? You are a grown up Dora the explorer and I want to follow you on your next adventure! ✌🏽
Well said! The culture and the people definitely make the place.
Absolutely right she’s very good in all aspect of her story not only blogging but professionally done .Salute
As a granaíno-granadino I must say this video couldn't be better. Thank you for showing my city to the world so beautifully!
You're one lucky bastard to live in such an incredible paradise. I envy you brother. What a paradise ❤
You're people didn't built it
@@lailaabir8698 I'm guessing you mean the Alhambra. In every country there are monuments built by different cultures, that's just the way history works.
oh yeah that was so relaxing to watch this beautiful presentation
@@Life_is_a_scam Mi padre se apellidaba Romero Zarza. Somos andaluces 100%, no sería raro lo que dices.
Granada es antes que lallegada de Los musulmanes ellos Llamaban a España, al Andalus Granada y España es mucho mas vieja que el episodio de Los musulmanes.
I really enjoy these videos, I liked the ones you ve made about Morocco, they brought me to the channel at first, watching them is not a wasted time haha
You combine amusement and knowledge in these incredible documentary vlogs.
Looking forward to the ones coming.
Salam from Morocco
That's completely incorrect. Albeit, Spain was conquered by the Moors the majority of Spaniards did NOT convert to the Muslim religion. Spaniards remained Catholic, and they worshipped the Judeo-Christian God.
Que chica tan hermosa 🤩 Granada tan
hermosa, tuve la dicha de estar ahí y disfrutar ese olor a flor de azar. Recorrí sus callejones y tuve la suerte de ser invitado por unos locales a tomar una copa de vino 🍷 es su hogar. Me llevo hermosos recuerdos de esta ciudad de leyendas. Viva Granada ❤️🍷saludos desde Mexico 🇲🇽
Congrats on the channel and the beautiful content you guys are producing. Watched the Morocco series and now doing the Spanish one. Well done. Keep it up!
technically u're still in the Morocco one lol
@@aiden_420 Ya les gustaría a ellos ser españoles.
this reminded me to my grandad Leandro Fabián
he was from Andalucía
greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
This means that the origin of your ancestors and you are from Morocco!
@@biti79Not really,as the moors didn't leave a significant genetic influence in andalusia. And if they had, they wouldn't be morroccan, but mauritanian and arab. Still beautiful influence and architecture they left here, and really well preserved
Moroccan influence in Spain is 11 percent of Spanish DNA @@vDaniik
Overwhelming majority of Andalusians were native Iberians
The Arabs and Berbers were the minority
🇪🇸 Soy andaluz y conozco la historia hispana. Tras la Reconquista desde el norte al sur todos los territorios que se reconquistaban eran vaciado de musulmanes y repoblado con cristianos del norte e incluso de otras partes de Europa. Los llamados pueblos que en su toponimia figura el indicativo “Frontera” significa que ahí se situaba la frontera del reino cristiano del musulmán. Por ese motivo el ADN hispánico es igual en todas las regiones. El pueblo hispánico prerromano se componía de tribus Iberas, celtas, celtíberas vasconas y muchas más; eran gente indoeuropea con idiomas indoeuropeos excepto los vascos. Los gitanos procedente de la 🇮🇳 india llegaron siglos después, son una minoría con sus costumbres e idiosincracia aparte, es muy residual el mestizaje gitano/español, sólo una minoría de etnia gitana sobre todo artistas y profesionales lo hace. El típico tópico que utilizan la mayoría de extranjeros debido a su ignorancia sobre el tema nada tiene que ver con la realidad. El baile y cante “Flamenco” es de uso exclusivo de esta etnia. El 99% de españoles incluidos andaluces no sabemos dar ni una 👏🏻 palmada y menos dar un paso de baile o una tonada de cante.
You are so beautiful, your presentation is also beautiful, the places you visit are either incredibly beautiful on their own merits or that you make them more beautiful than they really are. On the whole, incredible job. Congratulations. ❤
Very enjoyable programme presented by an extremely cultured and knowledgeable young British lady. I wish British people are a bit more cultured as you are, they would have been more interesting.
GERNATA - lijepi grad u Andaluzu koji odiše historijom i arhitekturom UMMMAYID DINASTIJE Vladara i Kraljeva Al Andaluza , prelijepo 👍🏻👍🏿 Greathing and Sellam from Bosnia, Montenegro🤝🏻🤝🏿😍 💞🇲🇪🇧🇦🇦🇱🇲🇰🇽🇰
Gar-nata es el nombre que le pusieron los Hebreos cuando llegaron hace más de 2.000 años. Significa el fruto del nuevo año judío 🌺 el renacer 🌟 ! Ellos trajeron el árbol del Granado a España !
they are not (north african muslim ) they were mixed arab and north african muslim .
Not quite. The original warriors were Berber North Africans from Tunisia and Morocco accompanied by Ummayyad Arabs of Himyari (Yemenite) origin and to a lesser extent Levantine Arabs who were formerly Christian than newly became Muslim.
They were then followed by Tuareg Moorish Berbers from Mauritania and Tunisia via the Almoravids and Almohad dynasties.
i had to prepare my heart before watching this video!! i lived in granada for 10 months when i was an auxiliar de conversacion (spain for 3) and i feel like there's where i transformed from a young woman into a woman. there's just no place like it hay un mágica inexplicable quizás la tierra, la historia o las montañas alla. gracias por enseñar el mundo :) also if you see this, where is your green dress from???
هذا تاريخنا نحن المغاربة
ونفتخر به
ونفتخر ان أجدادنا دخلوا الأندلس وبنتها لمدة تانية قرون
لكن الاسبان لم يتعرفوا بهم
The best video on Granada I have found on the Internet. As others have said, appreciate all of the cultural and historical details for visitors. The food portions were amazing. Thank you.
History of Morocco in Andalusia
th-cam.com/video/cw7CBnm7d8Q/w-d-xo.html
I’ve seen so many and I agree. Hands down the best. Thanks for all the great tips without making it cheesy! A+
After seeing your videos about Naples and Granada I must say you will get millions subs.Keep up the good work
I saw Granada in a couple of movies but it becomes more interesting after watching your travel video. You got so much admirable knowledge of the history of Moorish, Jewish, Muslim history, Christian Monarch etc. There's so much things to enjoy, flavorful foods, live music, dance, and street arts. Most of all such a great work between you and your partner. Big thumbs-up!
The muslims and jews were not simply expelled, they got tortured to death in these trinitarian inquisitions forcing them to accept trinitarianisme or die in a most horrific way (the muslims never used torture against them its haram) there is still a torture museum in spain showing those middle ages torture machines.. the so called expelled ones were the ones who tried to make a low rate survival trip using diy vessels
History of Morocco in Andalusia
th-cam.com/video/cw7CBnm7d8Q/w-d-xo.html
Hi, I must say excellent travel vlogs. Your videos show other angles which others don't have.
In addition, I would recommend you to visit Pakistan to see rich culture, natural scenic beauty, historical sites, friendly people and delicious food.
في الدقيقة 16:34 في واحد لابس ثوب ( جلابية مع طاقية) ورافع كأس
I would give a million likes to this video if this would be possible! I was in Granada two times, just for two days total,I hope I will come back one day for longer! You showed the vibe of this city 100%,feels like I walked with you on this small streets again! Thank you very much ❤️
Let's admit above all the beautiful countries she showen, she is still the most beautiful one. A True definition of woman. Her walk ,way she Speaks and her personality!
@Dk if women cld just understand that all we want is a natural feminim woman, they wld have never put all those fake 1m lång eyelashes on their faces!
Grace, elegant, beauty blend in one!
I wonder if she is really white cuz she seem to have an African beauty in her heritage…I love Malina
@@CarloDRTrafficante No, I think she's definitely of Arabian heritage. It's striking. It's a very common type in Arabian land. She's probably Sicilian, and Sicily was under Arab-Muslim rule for four centuries and was under Phoenician domination long before that. Phoenicians trace their ancestry back to Canaanites and the Hymiarites, both of which are Semite tribes of Yemen and the Arabian peninsula. "Phoenicos" means red in Greek and "Ahmar" or "himyar" means red in Arabic.
Hahahah looks like someone has fallen in love 😂❤
I was there! Haven't seen anything more beautiful than that in architecture. That place is a must to visit, at least once in your life.
@@Life_is_a_scam indeed, a pity that we have lost it.
come to morocco it s the same ...
@@thedevelopper5780
😂😂😂😂😂😂 المروكي
Morocco is equally grand. . .
The algorithm knows what I like. History,nature and super hot girls with foreign accents lol
My wife and I went to Granada after watching this video and it is such a beautiful place. This video captured the city so perfectly. Wonderful job!
Glad you enjoyed it, it’s a very beautiful city!
Four thrown stones is all they left in 800 years, this and millions of dead and slaves that were sold in Libya (they continue to do so).
Dear Malini,
Just passing by to say thanks to you for the video and share a kind message that may comes with a surprise. The so-called moorish were not amazed by the culture of the “ yahud “ or the christians at that time. In fact the real story of Granada and the Reconquista is a different story of oppression of the invaders . This is the mainstream general story that even many spaniards don’t want to come to terms with for many reasons. There is many scholars out there debunking this story. Granada was the last place in Spain to be taken control at the end of the Reconquista. At that point there was no attempt to fight and the muslims had to run away finally defeated. Just another tip, many constructions were not erected by the moors but by the christian themselves, “ Visigoths “ in special and obviously the Romans.
Saludos
Viva Espana 🇪🇸
alhambra (or al hamra in arabic) was built by the nasrid muslim dynasty in the 13th not the visigoths. even the so called conquistadors were mesmerised by the beauty of Muslim architecture so much so that they were physically unable to destroy the Alhambra palace. the myth of oppression is just that a myth under muslim rule all three faiths for the first time co existed peacefully for nearly a millennia (yes it was not all plain sailing but there was generally peace ). the so called Reconquista was far from so called natives retaking back 'their land' from Muslim nivaders, it was rather an opportunistic land grabbing endeavour by certain Christian alliances fighting weak Muslim taifas. historically when the muslims had conquered spain there was very little architecture left from the roman period with many spanish towns being desolate and run down. it was Muslims who breathed life into the Iberian peninsula bringing with them a sophisticated and superior culture of learning, libraries and gardens - liberating the oppressed people under barbarian Visigoth christian rule (who oppressed the jewish dispora). its no wonder europeans referred to cordoba as ' the ornament of the world'
@@haideraliibnakhlaq8823I agree with you. Many Andalusian towns have names that come from Arabic, as they were built during that time. Their layout, their roads, alleys and walls, are still the Muslim ones, and there are many stories about how people hid their religion and pretended to be a Christian after the reconquista. A few generations later, every trace of other religions had disappeared, of course, but people continued to live, work, sing and build their houses the only way they knew. That's why Andalusia looks different from the rest of Spain. Unfortunately, the language was lost, except for those words that had already entered the Spanish language. As for religious tolerance in Al Andalus, even though it is true that you could be a Christian and a Jew under Muslim rule, it is also true that if you wanted to better up in life you had to become a Muslim. Muslims had access to administration and power and did not have to pay taxes. There was both conversion into Islam and conversion into Christianity during those two different periods. Many Spanish surnames have an Arabic origin too. Many people had to leave, but many more stayed, and for many families it was difficult to trace back their origin, so they just adapted to the newcomers, just like in every other period of Spanish history. I believe that the Muslim invasion was a cultural invasion rather than a genetic one, and culture, even after a religious persecution, was something very difficult to erase.
i wouldn't say the Moorish civilization was north african but rather Moroccan 🇲🇦, other north african provinces were under Moors at some times and under other empires at other times, so they don't really have much to do with the Moorish civilization, the "umayyad conquest" has been totally disproven, for example, genetics studies in 🇲🇦 and 🇪🇸 have proven that the middle eastern percentages in these two countries are nearly absent, the Spanish have Moroccan percentages,
everything is always mixed up with arabs for one simple reason, the languages in Moorish Andalusia were Andalusian, Mozarabic, and Amazigh (pure), the thing is that all of these languages were written with Syriac letters, but are not even close to Arabic, only some vocabulary, just like kurdish, old turkish, urdu, ...etc.
modern day Darija 🇲🇦 heavily resembles Andalusian, while modern Spanish 🇪🇸 resembles Mozarabic.
Today the language that most resembles Darija is Maltese 🇲🇹.
the reason why Moors switched from Latin script to Syriac script has to do with the Byzantine Arab leaders such as Amir Musa son of Nusir (confirmed through old coin) that ruled Mauretania Secunda, which was the southern coast of 🇪🇸 and the 🇲🇦 province of Fez,
and the reasons why Moorish art should not be considered islamic art are :
- Islam actually wasn't a thing in 🇲🇦(and 🇪🇸) until the 11th century, before that, Moors were mostly Arian Christians and Jews.
- The reason some say it looks like Persian, Turkish.. art is because they're all from medieval times, and influence between cultures is normal.
Fantastico !!!!! Excelente video ...... Muchas gracias de la parte de un espanol viviendo a Paris....
Its 3 Am here in INDIA and I don’t was this video to end ❤️, It’s soo calming and breathtaking and amazing. (GOOD VIDEO WITH ALOT OF EFFORTS) Huge respect❤️
Malini angelica you touch my heart,bangladesh.
We all are really happy she didnt touch something else from you 😜🤪😜🤪😜😝
The original Muslims who invaded Spain did not come from north Africa. They came via north Africa but they were for the most part Syrian Umayyads from Damascus. Later Islamic Spain become the sole survivor and emblem of Umayyad power and culture after the Abbasids of Bagdad took over the eastern Islamic world. It is not prohibited to create images of living creatures in the Islamic world btw. Think of Persian and Mughal art, it just became a tradition in Western Islam but it is not written in stone so to speak.
@@anasad7324 Sorry I don't understand your banter! 😅
No cabe duda que saben escoger los extranjeros,España es un país con unas tradiciones y raíces judeo-cristianas,su folclore,gastronomía,cultura e idiosincrasia,acompañada por los contrastes de su orografía y de su climatología hacen que España sea un país envidiable.Andalucía es una región con encanto,alegría,flamenco y belleza decsus mujeres.¡VIVA ESPAÑA!
Vince and I love what you said but what occurred to me immediately when you said you Judeo Christian is this is one time where we could say judeo Christian Islamic traditions and culture and language integrated into this beautiful beautiful land and people😊
arabic islamic soul arab build this
@@LadyBug1967l'espagnol n'a pas de culture islamiste , vous dites un connerie dit en quoi l'espagnol à de musulman , la tauromachie, les fêtes
Le Jambon . La seul chose de musulmans que il y a en Espagne cet 4% de gêne Africaine et les monument islamique, et évidemment quelques mots d'origine arabe . Mais ne parlé plus de culture espagnole parceque elle n'a Jamais cessé d'être
JUDEO CHRÉTIENNE depuis les ROMAINS
@@jojolafrite9265 u r confused. The term judeo-christian only arose after World War II and it was used to try to appease the Jews who had been persecuted in the war. The concept of day of Christian really has no validity. Originally it made a Jew that had converted to Christianity. It no longer means that and actually is empty in meaning. Spain was a Christian country and then it became Islamic but they allowed other religions such as the Jews and the Christians to live in peace. Then following Queen Isabella it ceased to be Islamic and was Christian and they did not allow the Jews and the Muslims to live in peace but rather they force them to leave how to convert to Catholicism. I'm a German English Roman Catholic and I know my history. I have lived and worked in Spain and I actually understand the Spanish culture and it is beautiful but I especially like Andalusia which has the flavor of the Moors or Berbers as they were called. They were not Arabs but they had converted to the Islamic religion after the Turks came down and converted them.
@@LadyBug1967turks convert Berbers ?? 😮
I was told that my great father came from Gharnata after the fall of their leadership on the city ! I’m very happy to see the place where my parents lived ! Thank you so much for these views !
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Did your grand father lived 500 years?
Un peu plus depuis la chute de Granada 1492 au total 531 ans , il à un peu plus de ride que a 500 ans 😂😂
I been to andalusia last year i visited cordoba and sevilla but granada for me was most magical city I ever visited specially and from north Africa and all that history brings us together, since then I been watching any video about this city and came a cross your video and i think it's one of the best video about the city .very well done to you and your partner and wish you all the best .you will have 100k by the end of the year 💯
History of Morocco in Andalusia
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Building the Moroccan Court
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Great travel channel on TH-cam. Very informative, high production value and entertaining - truly an authentic travel experiences.
Outstanding! I've just watched all of your videos and am blown away by the quality of every aspect.
A visit to Spain has been a dream for a long time. You've given me so much with this video especially. I feel like I really got a sense of being there. I'd be overjoyed if you'd travel Spain and Portugal for us!
But she censored the fact that the muslims and jews were not simply expelled, they got tortured to death in these trinitarian inquisitions forcing them to accept trinitarianisme or die in a most horrific way (the muslims never used torture against them its haram) there is still a torture museum in spain showing those middle ages torture machines.. the so called expelled ones were the ones who tried to make a low rate survival trip to North Africa using diy vessels
History of Morocco in Andalusia
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Viva Espana , Viva Cristo rey y la derrota del enemigo.
Thank you for a very well-researched and beautiful video. I'm from Granada but have been living in the UK for a few years now and this made me homesick.
A calm, peaceful and beautiful city with excellently preserved Moorish architecture , local heritage and culture.
History of Morocco in Andalusia
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💚⭐️🕌🌙❤️ Linda Beautiful. Al Andalucia reigns in our hearts
Well, in 1482 the last Muslim bastion of Granada fell in the Reconquista; Fortunately, Spain was completely liberated from Muslim conquerors again! This meant that Spain, like almost all European states, was able to develop free of ecclesiastical and religious obstacles (the Catholic Church tried to slow it down for years, but at some point this ghost was over too!) Spain was able to develop with democracy, humanism, enlightenment, education , secularism, freedom of the press and developing equality between men and women; all attributes that are still missing in Islamic states today:!
@thirdeffect Al Andalous est mort depuis près de 9 siècles . Et les espagnols sont très heureux d'avoir récupéré leurs terres ,leurs culture et Religion .🇪🇦✝️
@@hansguenter6263c'est incroyable cette fixation à renier tous les apports des musulmans à l'Espagne, si j'étais espagnol je serais fier de l'héritage arabo-musulman.
Thank you for this beautifully constructed video!! I am going to southern spain for 2 weeks and this video has really got me excited for it!!!!
Cool evening cool video.. Love from India
Great and very informative video 😍We visited Granada, Seville, Barcelona and Pamplona in 2018…visited Madrid several times as well. We loved Spain 🇪🇸 beautiful country.
Madrid seemed too crowded to me because I live in Ohio, USA: we are not used to crowds. I instead had a good time in a village in Zamora, Benavente, where my ancestors are from.
thanks for showing my city with such a level of profesionality, its unbelievable your level of with the camera and how well you studied everything about granada, thanks a lot and hope you come back!
Malini, I just want to thank you for creating one of the most authentic and insightful videos on Granada. I"ve been to this amazing city many times, so I have a first-hand experiential memory of many of the places that you've covered in the video. However, you gave a fresh perspective and a different view. You're narrative was balanced, multi-layered, and down to earth. Unlike so many other videos made about Andalucia, it wasn't all about you, but rather your deep interest and connection to the city. Keep up the great work!
Esperemos que algún día, el Islam vuelva a ser la religión mayoritaria en Granada. Aameen
Esperemos a que un día resurja el imperio romano... Por pedir imposibles que no quede, oiga.
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
This is one of the best reviews I had seen about this amazing city. Great work👏👏👏👏
loooved this one! I move to spain soon and can't wait to visit granada after this video
You are such a wonderful person, a great narrator, I watch your every travel Videos, your respect for other religion and culture makes you such humble person. My heart felt best wishes to you and your team.
Where is she from ?
Nice view 😍
Love from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
Nice vedio good work best of luck dear friend ❤️👍
Visited Granada a few years ago and your video tour has brought back some great memories of that exquisite city. Thanks.
La expulsion de los Moriscos de España , fue debido a que habia un PELIGRO REAL de invasion turca de España y de toda Europa , donde querian hacer una pinza junto con los Moriscos, y asi unir las dos orillas del Mediterraneo (el oriente y el occidente) bajo dominio musulman. Muchas veces se desconoce esto ,cuando se habla de la historia.
Beautiful places presented by an elegant lady with great charisma!!
The Andalusian typical house and the patio are of Roman origin. Romans were present for many centuries in Andalusia, and in North Africa as well, and left a huge mark in the urbanism.
Definitely not, the riyadh is an Islamic architectural design and is no where to be found in Roman architecture
@@haideraliibnakhlaq8823 Absolutely not. "Las casas de la Hispania romana, siguiendo el modelo tradicional, se desarrollaron en torno a un gran patio interior, el «atrium», si bien en las haciendas agrícolas podían tener varios patios.3 La evolución de ese modelo, que en Andalucía dispone de abundantes ejemplos arqueológicos, ha dejado en el patio popular andaluz algunas señas de identidad: las galerías porticadas, el pozo y las fuentes, y sobre todo el sentido útil en la disposición de los espacios de la vivienda".
@@lauramartin-bk9nr English please...
Absolutely incredible video Ross. I'm headed there in about a month's time!
Have fun!
La señora gritando: "Qué pollas quieres!!" es el mood andaluz definitivo
Just found your channel. It's rare to find a host as beautiful as the scenery.
Especially enjoyed your videos in Greece.
Greetings from Michigan USA.
There is no oil ahhahahah
I enjoyed your videos ❤️It is only moroccan design, zelij and sculpture ,they brought artisans from Morocco to modify that Moroccan Islamic heritage because only moroccans can do that i bet if you visit other Islamic Arabic countries you won't find it there.(by the way the Moorish are the Moroccans almost of them left Andalusia and they are residing now between the north and west of Morocco,i would love if you can visit Tétouan,tanger in the north of Morocco.
I went that city in 2019 just because that I play classical guitar and know that palace by chance. Fabulous journey.
1. The herb is parsley. Not oregano. Not "a mixture of spices".
2. Callos is stomach (not tripe) from cow (not pork).
3. Pionono is a tribute to Pious 9th. "Nono" means ninth in Spanish.
Soy de Granada y puedo asegurarte que si has estado aconsejada por algún local a la hora de elegir sitios que visitar, incluidos los sitios de tu ruta de tapas, has tenido el mejor! Enhorabuena! Excelente vídeo! Espero que disfrutaras tu visita!
Amazig y Granada se funden aquí en una asociación indisoluble para el resto de la Historia. En efecto, la Granada actual no se concebiría de la misma forma sin la impronta de los ziríes. La llegada de estos beréberes ṣinhāŷa a Ilbīra y su decisión de trasladar la capital del emirato, entonces en ciernes, a la actual Granada tienen unas consecuencias indelebles. En el 1013, Granada se convierte por primera vez en una ciudad islámica y además capital de una formación política independiente: la taifa zirí. A partir de ahí experimentará un desarrollo vertiginoso alcanzando unos límites próximos al de su máximo apogeo medieval y moderno. A los ziríes Granada les debe un legado monumental de gran originalidad que jalona el paisaje urbano (Torre alminar de San José, la coracha con la Bāb al-Difāf, Distrito de Albaicín, el Bañuelo…) y periurbano, con las redes de acequias. Incluso, la decisión de establecer una primera Alhambra que, en forma de castillo, marcaría las pautas a seguir dos siglos más tarde por los nazaríes.
my family always would come here on holiday and we always had a great time, still exploring new places. now me & my brother & friends go here still on holiday, if there's somewhere that will never let us scottish people down looking for a good holiday it's Andalucia 😂 I love the mix of Andalucia and Moorish architecture, I am so jealous of how beautiful it is to experience it everyday if you live there!
hola ..greatings from Turkie / Istanbul to our sister..we do wait you in Istanbul too.. we onece agan thank you that from MAGREB to Spain you presenting warm and high level civilized culture ..thanks
Malini there used to be Jews living in Spain before the Arab Muslims invasions and they have informed and help the Arab Muslims to conquer the Iberian peninsula as I remember reading it elsewhere. What is your comments on this matter please ?
I do mention the Jewish community in the video yes, but not so well versed on the details of their involvement of conquering the Iberian Peninsula.
@@Malini.Angelica alright thanks
Granada it's the spanish gem of Spain's Andalucia region, thanks. Would people call Hong-Kong "the british gem of China" or Montevideo "the spanish gem of the Republic of Uruguay"?? Yeah, that's right.
Espana is something else and Granada I can't wait to see again. Moving my family to Madrid in 2 weeks. Saludos guapa de Sydney!
History of Morocco in Andalusia
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I was getting bored and some time i occasionally open TH-cam to pass the time. I started watching when I came across your vlogs while scrolling. Watching your vlog I was so attracted to you and your tone and your content was full of quality. And after watching your first vlog I watched a lot of your vlogs all night long. I still haven't been released and it's 5:34 in the morning. And I thought I'd give you a comment. I wish you continued success. I am Asad from Pakistan. Good bye
Moorish: Muslim inhabitants of the Maghreb, and the regions they conquered : the Iberian Peninsula, Sicily and Malta during the Middle Ages.
The Moorish are only Moroccans, they do not include Algeria or Tunisia.
Morish marruecos only ,
نتوما معندكمش تاريخ وغير كتلصقو فينا
سيرو تلصقو فجدودكم الاتراك
Moorish are Moroccans .Spain was Moroccan colony.
Also Portugal was Moorish Moroccan colony
I am impressed by your attitude and will to explain what is going on in the city. Also you are radiating pure beauty :)
I just come back fom Granada last week, oh my God I felt in love with this city..The culture, the food, the people, Flamenco..
It is amazing 🙌
I appreciate you for displaying world's gems.