As well as dancing the old fandango, being a brigand on the mountains, etc. His father was a something from Barcelonia. Here. Can anyone make out the entire text? (This isn’t Funiculì funiculà.)
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Increasingly huge on the net, but whose script/voice is it? (Via Josep Tarrés. More on “Funiculì, funiculà” some other day.) - Der Engel
When I saw this first I briefly thought it was Montjuïc viewed from Maians Island, where Quixote first saw the sea. - Ah, unspoilt nature!
I’m not saying that the relatively inaccessible GR10 and GR11 are spotless, but one of the big problems in the Spanish - The concept of historical periodisation
… when writ large is misleading and restrictive, so away with it: “Un túnel medieval construido durante el renacimiento, abandonado por - Ebooks@Gallica
For anyone short of kindling. Corsican popular song, a Burgundy micropatois, hussar dressage training, lots of (mainly 19th century) colour plates.
My father was a nut from Barcelonia – apparently a Barcelona nut is a type of hazelnut.
I could get more, but should be doing something else.