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we'll see what makes the perfect flamenco outfit. all that and more coming up on duramax. ah ah ah, ah ah, for this years eurovision song contest reigning champion, ukraine is sending do oh trochi to defend their title? the final will take place on may 13th in liverpool. we met up with a popular electronic music do oh, beforehand at a performance ah, that song hearted steel by torch, he impressed audiences and leave western ukraine, a city and country at war. the main emotion

that this song gives us a feeling of follower, ready, grand errands, are unbeatable. it's unites us. and i feel that we like ball having heart of sale. they are the best supersensitive spoken grain of this moment. i believe in them. they are wonderful and i explained to board, she means something like creative ones. and there ukraine's entry in this years eurovision song contest andree hood. so jak and geoffrey kenny are hoping their song heart of steel will bolster ukrainians. morale in the ongoing, more against russian aggression this on for presents their life or ukrainians as a whole, into good altitude. in a negative situation. we are all united, all fighting and staying strong confident. this concert was held

over 500 kilometers west of kiev, where it was relatively safe from the bombing. but the threat posed by the war is ever present in every part of ukraine. in the family work, we have to be local about whatever is happening. and that's why we as musicians, the best thing we can do is to make music to port. she got started in 2017. when andrea approached nigerian geoffrey kenny internal appeal in western ukraine. both were studying pharmacy at the university there, but their real interest was in music. missouri. i was going home and there was going somewhere as well. so you just have my shoulders. i go home to test my english skills. you're going to straighten crane skills as well. i was like, okay, no problem. it was a very, i can say very strange situation, but it led to something very huge. finger jeffrey came from

nigeria to study a new crane and 2013. he never could have dreamt that he would become one of the country's biggest pop music stars. even after the russian invasion, he decided to stay on the same car. i found, you know, something that i like to do med, my, my team members here. my friends, my awesome my family, i can say my new life i can say is here. so i enjoy being here and making music for how people you know that appreciate what we do that can just say my 2nd home. oh, where else would i go? you know, ah, andrea geoffrey, his music career seems to move only one way up for albums and several hit singles have made 41 of ukraine's biggest music acts. the circumstances of their victory in ukraine's pre selection for the eurovision song contest late last year were somewhat unusual for fear of russian attacks. the competition was held 102 meters

under ground in a subway station in the capital, key of that stage was between them on the platform where people waiting for the trains, you know, so we performed jefferson can thank you and the rim black noise and everyone was sick on that time because it was when there was radicals, but we made it somehow. we managed how to do it. and the yes, the only one in 2022, the collusion orchestra, when the se for ukraine, so toward she has a tough musical act to follow this year. ah, world knows that ukraine has strong folk music and the sierra there will be sanctions at the most of them would not expect from ukraine who can show some electronic music. and also we will spread our message to the world and the we hope people who need to be inspired from us because be united, be stronger,

be more confident toward she is currently touring ukraine on every bill is of course the song they hope will bring their country a 2nd victory with the war ongoing ukraine wont be able to host to the sd and may instead, britain had stepped up to put on the show and torch. he is already tipped as one of the favorites to win every spring, thousands of tourist visit the netherlands to see the amazing tulip fields. although the flower is not native to europe, it became the symbol of the country and its main export. d w reporter diana panera's discovered how to enjoy these gardens despite the crowds. oh, spring spring is the most beautiful and google defend cease one of the year. and it's my 1st time enjoying it in the land of the to you minute,

lance. and in this try, which means my prime region, about 30 minutes from amsterdam. it's one of the most visited areas in the whole country during springtime. i'm going to visit 2 of the best places to see tulips here. let's look at all what you can expect to see here. i regina, clicking of a glowing hot spot fork to lift plan. oh, smell incredibly good. here. this is the largest to live garden in the netherlands that are more than 7000000 to leaps. but also, daphne is hyacinth and other bud flowers. oh, we're planted by hint. patrick van dyke is waiting for me. he has been working at cooking house since 2019 a few nights. so normally to lives house for 2 weeks of moving. but you have here a technique or just are quite cool. tell us about it. this week is called messiah bumping. and like you said, there's only 2 weeks of blooming. so we created latanya plumping,

so he gets 6 weeks. as you can see at the bottom, the late bloomers middle, the mid, lower, and pop. the early blower going off has a long history. it started in 1949 with just a few guard the nurse to day. hundreds of exhibitors show off their best flowers. the bark opens every year from march on to me. what are they challenging through maintain such a huge garden? the, the biggest challenge is 32 acres, park and actually after the park is close, we get the other challenge is keeping the water, keeping the trees alive, and we don't have an integration system. it's all done by hand. oh wow. so when it drains you guys are like yeah, we got to eating off with in 2022 more than 1000000 visitors came to craig and this is crazy,

totally crawler. i love might come our mind to leaps have been cultivated in the netherlands for hundreds of years, but they are actually from asia after they arrive in the netherlands. people traded with them to know more about it. i meet with emily's declining how come one of those 2 leaves come for the same price of a fancy house in the netherlands? 100 years ago? yeah. 100 years ago. yes, that's true. it happened. well, that should have been very popular, and people wanted to half of tulip in their garden as a sign of wealthy nurse of richness and important it. the price is raised at enormously. we call that period the top obama. we are now at the

2nd location, which is a less crowded alternative for people who want to walk her on to lips, take pictures and why not self. if the to the barn was created by knee and ignored and had thought i'd throw me into 1021 that are about 500002 lives and over 175 different types to enjoy. this place is also very instagram mobile. thus, you are actually a lot inside the fields there to live barn is not our traditional to live field. so how do you come up with this idea? campaign starts up years ago to create awareness for tourists that take and stopping into any tulip field because it's for the production of tulips and ups for taking pictures. so you wanted to create an alternative for people where to can take pictures without doing any harm to the fields that harry made a little wider to become walkthrough and most latitude have so stay on hard low so many corners. it's beautiful. and here it's much

easier to enjoy all the flowers because is not so crowded. if you love sophie's, these is the place to be well after a long and really colorful they, i had to athlete that spring in the know their life is quite outside. i'm pretty sure i'm coming back here again. hooked muscles with fries. does that get your mouth watering? maybe not. but in belgium, the locals love it. more fit are a national dish, there. reason enough for us to take a closer look and even a level and these are the crown jewels of belgian cuisine, moon feet,

a steaming pot of mussels and piping hot fries. and we'll show you how it's done or what out? numbered an american. yeah. the belgian capital brussels is home to hundreds of restaurants, serving up the dish. among the most well known sister establishments. shalean and both sounded lou sale operating for more than a century annoys city gardener. my name is cedric and i have been the shepherd was on the blue sale for 5 years. shift cal enough cooks up hundreds of kilos of muscles and fries each week. the magic starts with freshly rinsed muscles and a few ingredients, butter, salt and pepper, celery and onions made about yoga. you add the fat. listed on the celery. listen on the onions, dr. all any of the vegetables always have to be at the bottom of skill. if you put the vegetables on top of the muscles, they want to cook properly at a more,

updates had provided salt and pepper with credit covertly put it in a pot. thus a little about one portion cover. it's roughly 800 grams of muscles per person. the food we saw pepper onto a high heat was edward for around 4 to 5 minutes. is on my it's very quick. seller 7. and don't forget, around half way through. shake up the pot to make sure the muscles cook evenly. meanwhile, shaft helena. perhaps the side dish, the world might know these crispy treats as french fries. but this chef as a message yet can only belgians know how to make fries. in belgium, fries are usually cooked in beef tallow and in 2 stages. first that 140 degrees celsius for 4 to 5 minutes. then again at 190 degrees for

a further 4 minutes. before they're tossed with sea salt. and the finishing touch will immortal weed. the fries with mayonnaise, brussels love of muscles was cultivated in the 1950s with the advent of paid vacation days. oh city workers who could visit the coast for a few days of fun returned longing for a taste of the seaside. and these restaurants were ready to cater to locals, new tastes, most muscles served up here in the capital, are still sourced from the north sea, around belgium and the netherlands. these days you can find mold fleet and brussels

all year round. but fishmonger veronique for mulan says the standard varies depending on the season. the best quality of muscles you eat them in october, november, december, january, and then for us, we fishmonger see only eat them during that short, very short lapse of time. she carries out vigorous product inspections. the could check the quality of a muscle. you have to open it up on this like this one seed. it's nice. it's pink. and its fleshy, ah, the sweeter the muscle, the better of atlantic says. and there's a way for professionals like her to check quickly, and this is how we can draw. muscles are also sometimes sourced from spain. they were once seen as a simple and cheap dish for the masses, but over the years they become a more sought after an expensive choice. back at the restaurant,

a portion of mold fleet will set you back more than 30 euro's, but the price tag isn't deterring these customers every time we're in brussels, we always try and at least myself see another, the typical vision. i'm just a fan of myself. so it's as easy as that, and that's a very special place with a long tradition. and the food is very good. and they're not the only ones manager theory scares has welcomed some distinguished guests over the years. at this table with the former queen of baptism, madame hilary clinton, some jasmine. but i tell you every monday it's more than welcome customers here can also sample famous local beers, but it's the more free to which make mouths. water, beloved by belgians, may i send with her quizzing studies? it's our traditional dish. it's our culture, although it's our culinary heritage about him one couldn't if mood fleet is

a dish popular all over europe, but it's a match made in belgium. ah. see and be seen at the ferry at the abdel in severe spain and the right out. that of course, is very important. any self respecting visitor to the festival has to be clad in a flamenco dress or traditional suit. one well known flamenco label is our own. i gardinio. so what makes a perfect flamenco dress? true to style from head to toe. almost every one visiting the fairy albert e. lynn sylvia gets decked out in traditional flamingo style for this popular spring festival. each year. the out order gavin yo label is a real trend for flamingo dresses and the stunning accessories to go along with them. with company founder out

o dot gov in your works alongside her daughters victoria and out oda together. they run the influential label, headquartered in downtown sylvia, in southern spain. i think it had more than others, a history of beautiful flamenco dresses, but only traditional ones, not modern ones. and then my mother created her own label and has, you know, setting trends ever since the, the most important thing about a flamenco dress is that it's comfortable. but because you weird at the feria where you drink and dance, or if you might run into your husband, father or lover, so you need the perfect out of it. okay. but if it's about bought august, johan, a 25 person t makes the creations using fine fabrics. and the 21 and 23 year old sisters are part of it. everything is created under one roof, from the design to the tailoring to the finished dress that hangs, and the boutique out of him to go got it. i know well i'm here. i'm cutting

a frill for the bottom of the dress slab. i think we're there will be several fabric layers laid on the yellow lac habits. i didn't that the blue one is quite big. it's a $100.00 on the seed though. he put a good that we still had to. so it in, it'll be a frill on the flounce. i'll go say, look, get area, and willow. then we'll, andy, ah, the label has become especially famous for its intricate details. ah, if those are all of a, my mother is the only one who makes them quite so elaborate piano. the others just copy her. balmy's lenika was my life and i grew up with eddie. we offer hand tailored flamenco in all its diverse facets. me go, gazed at this and anything is possible with flamenco de la wiley angle coming of a huge crowd is waiting for the clock to strike midnight on saturday night. and for the 25000 lights of the entrance gate to the fia, to turn on, then follows

a week of extensive celebrations. one highlight is the horse drawn carriage parade at class at a thorough on sunday afternoon. many men and women where historical costumes out o dot. gov in yo enjoys taking part this year. she's been invited into a carriage by some customer friends and stories we gardenia. this is typical on my label, given your phone lot again, that's what point la bundle i can attach the border here for at the waistline. why not? they go hand. but i think dora, dan thought a mclean, my customers are mostly independent women who know what they want and like a good they have had. i don't think they don't care about social code, you know, found that all gallon if you don't, danielle ah, on the way to the fairy a grounds, the women get in the mood to party. ah, the fellow was celebrated for the 1st time in 18. 47 and is now the biggest

festival and on the lucia. some people have rented a carriage for the whole week that will bring them from one stop to the next. and party goers dance the flamenco. of course. these are the women out o dot gov nino, taylor stresses for together with her daughters. the designer now wants to enjoy the fia and get ideas for new flamenco looks up to you next time we're going to drink dance party and have a good time back. germans love this quite unremarkable looking vegetable white asparagus. people from other countries might find this obsession with sparkling germany a bit odd like a reporter brand dennis from australia. but he decided to get to the root of it. but i could arrange resort to the shelf

on brant from australia, living in germany. and i hear germans really love asparagus. no, any asparagus white ones. and whereabout this whole to young and ya comes right now . see what all the fuss is about. hi, how do you do? yeah, good. so you're going to show me the one asparagus feel today. i will tell you, and i think you can no, not. i am brand dennis, and i'm going to hop as asparagus, the d. w at this asparagus farm in beale, it's near berlin at the end of the day. i'm supposed to have a spare guess on my own, against the ticking clock. my 1st lesson, white asparagus hides on the plastic covers in the sunlight, east pakistan's purpling green. the cultivation and complex harvesting made the white asparagus for a long time, a luxury vegetable that only well of people could afford even today harvesting asparagus, his hard work that is done by humans. we've little machine support. yeah, we should have a competition. me against do these work hold on

a school. yeah. have you seen me so painful office this morning. have you ever done this before? i started with i so this big one, he this good one right to short medium. this is minimum. those figures should have a length of minimum of $22.00 centimeters and if it is short is a bed good. i get it with. busy sizes in pony which vogl, brian like most things. so now i know how to extract the asparagus from the ground. i think i need a little protein before i start the telling sir. a little bit. dorothy, bob? pretty good. you're going to show me how to cook this now. okay.

water, sugar, salt, and if needed, a slice of lemon. then it goes into the oven for 40 minutes to cook. traditionally asparagus often serve with sauce hollandale to germany. white asparagus has a subtle taste. after all, it consists of over 90 percent water and has a genetic effect it taste better than looks back in the asparagus field where i must now harvest asparagus all by myself against the clock. it will take me all day. i can't do that so quickly. we are ready with i haven't run in like 3 months now. you have 30 minutes. go block and be and how it will go. ah, that is really thought ok, i can do this over 30 minutes. this one, this one. this one was was he gone?

he expects me to go all the way up. it went back hurts or oh no, no, that's too short. a lot of the 2nd one is you know, so i can't help it. it's, it's the pressure now you're here watching me. i can't do it. oh okay, so i'm done. you did it with an adjuster at about 50 to 70 minutes. i'm just a little bit astonished. it's good like what it is, not to what the how long would it take one working to do this 7 minutes. so i will be out of the work the the question if you, if it's okay for, for, for the back, i'm back her to lot or chevy say after 8 hours after 12 hours. i don't think i

would do this for a day job. i think i'll just stick to making videos or do to vela and eating white asparagus at home. and that wraps up this edition of your max, but fall was on social media for more from the world of culture and lifestyle. thanks for watching and join us again next week. ah ah, with

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