so, we have seville, the river, and triana, which was the gypsy quarter. so when i was very young, i mean 16, 17, i suddenly discover completely new things, discover the flamenco, solidarity, the sense of the life of the gypsy, and i became a little bit gypsy in my heart. the gypsies go to the studio and they say, where i-- i don't have any song. sami: right. ricardo: so you had to work for the songs, for the musian, to find e lyrics, to rehearsal, and nally the producer has a lot of work with t flamenco. sami: right. there's something about the rawness, you know, the raw quality of flamenco that reminds me of very early blues. ricardo: i have a collection, bigollection of all blues. i think it's the same. the gypsies were persecute very. the black people in the south of the united ates. the words, the lyrics are very similar, and the feeling. of course in ain--i me in adalia in the south, we have theewish, we have, the moors, and the spanish people living together. sami: triana used thave a huge gypsy population in the forties, fifties. and then ey were r

this small town near seville is where tracy and her family have made their home.s ago. my husband is spanish, my son is spanish and british, and if we ever wa nted spanish and british, and if we ever wanted to move back to the uk as ever wanted to move back to the ukasa ever wanted to move back to the uk as a family, i would be able to, i imagine would he be able to, i imagine would he be able to ta ke to, i imagine would he be able to take out a british passport so it wouldn't be a problem but enrique, who is a builder, would have two fit and either with the minimum income all the points based system which makes it almost impossible for us ever to live in the uk again. the latest edition of euro weekly, a newspaper for the latest edition of euro weekly, a newspaperfor brits living on the coast stopping the paper's onus is the deal will have a profound effect on so many lives. been quite happy, living off the pension, feeling like it's a bit like little britain. he's been coming here for 32 years, got a little van, does a few removals, does a bit of handiwork, his

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across all competitions to nine matches, the winner will play barcelona in the final on sunday in sevilleof the fourth and final match in brisbane. india held out to claim a draw in sydney. tensions, though, are running high, with the series tied 1—1. australia head coach justin langer has come to the defence of talisman steve smith after suggestions the batsman deliberately scuffed up the crease during the final day of that third test. i literally cannot believe some of the rubbish i read about steve smith. absolute load of rubbish! what steve smith does at the crease, he probably doesn't most games, he's just thinking about the game. anyone who suggests for one ms he was trying to do something untoward... way out of line! a defiant justin a defiantjustin langer there. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me — gavin ramjaun — and the rest of the sport team, that's your thursday sport briefing. 0ur our thanks to gavin there. germany says it's reunited the last of 14 highly valuable paintings with the heirs of theirjewish owners after they w

the same thing at the old seville cutlass for the flying cars going to be entirely self driving but toall times. the aircraft will travel from rooftop to rooftop at 55 miles per hour which will give cadillac drivers plenty of time to complain about the kids never calling. this in itself driving with the biometric sensors the company said it's absolutely the van of the future. hope youse try voters to bring truth tribunals free look at that. topic number three. everyone knows to be a good fighter have to stay frosty. but sometimes is just not enough use a cage match between the siberian tiger and a snowman. i want to say on record that during the tense times the snowman is nancy pelosi come on, look like the tigers getting cold feet. then he got the eye of himself and turned his opponent into frosted flakes. tough break for jimmy elia, he bet a thousand dollars on the snowman. you don't really belong in the same division. that's one meant wearing a lot of waterway. it lasted longer than the mcgregor fights. adding insult to injury after divulging the 70 tiger signed an autograph on him

this small town here near seville is where tracy and her family have made their home.able to. i imagine he would be able to take out a british passport, so it wouldn't be a problem, but enrique, who's a builder, would need to fit in either with the minimum income or the points—based system, which makes it almost impossible for us to ever live in the uk again. the storm passes, an era of easy travel to spain. british people are no longer the biggest buyers of property on this coast. the brexit effect is reshaping its population. eight years ago, robert chelsea sustained third—degree burns on more than half of his body when he was involved in a car crash. in 2019, he became the first ever african—american to receive a full—face transplant. we should warn you that it includes some footage of the surgery. we were thrilled and our prayers had been answered when my godfather woke up, but what we didn't really realise is what we were up against. he was burnt over 75% of his body, mostly upper body, he had lost his lips, a part of his nose, a part of his ear. he was almost unr

the small town of marchena near seville is where tracy and herfamily have made their home.anti would be able to take out a british passport, so it wouldn't be a problem. but enrique, who's a builder, would need to fit in either with the minimum income or the points—based system, which makes it almost impossible for us ever to live in the uk again. the latest edition of euro weekly, a newspaper for brits living on the coast. the paper's owner says the deal will have a profound effect on so many lives. pensioners have been quite happy living off thier pension, they've got a little bit of savings. feeling like it's a bit like little britain. joe bloggs, he's been coming here for 32 years. he's got a little van, he does a few removals, he does a bit of handiwork. it's all been part of our landscape. now, no, you've got to make a decision. you're either in one camp orthe othercamp. the storm passes and so too, the era of easy travel to spain. british people are no longer the biggest buyers of property on this coast. the brexit effect is reshaping its population. gavin lee, bbc n

the small town of marchena near seville is where tracy and herfamily have made their home.ti is spanish and british. and if we ever wanted to move back to the uk as a family, i would be able to. i imagine santi would be able to take out a british passport, so it wouldn't be a problem. but enrique, who's a builder, would need to fit in either with the minimum income or the points—based system, which makes it almost impossible for us ever to live in the uk again. the latest edition of euro weekly, a newspaper for brits living on the coast. the paper's owner says the deal will have a profound effect on so many lives. pensioners have been quite happy living off their pension, they've got a little bit of savings. feeling like it's a bit like little britain. joe bloggs, he's been coming here for 32 years. he's got a little van, he does a few removals, he does a bit of handiwork. it's all been part of our landscape. now, no, you've got to make a decision. you're either in one camp orthe othercamp. the storm passes and so too, the era of easy travel to spain. british people are no

nature of the transfer of power that we saw yesterday here at the capitol is evidence in my view that seville yang control of the military is to the at -- is not at risk in america. i actually believe they're related but opposite problem should be of more concern today, at this moment. and that problem is no military experience in the top ranks of our government with the exception of mr. austin, no nominee on the incoming biden administration's national security team has ever served in uniform with regard to the entire biden cabinet, only one other nominee has any military experience at all. this is not wise. if confirmed, i'm sure -- i want to agree with all of mr. austin's decisions, but when the inevitable budget battles occur, it will be critical for our nation's security and very importantly the military members and their families who serve to have a secretary of defense who understands firsthand the very real morale and readiness problems that result from drastic cuts to our military. something unfortunately i think many of my colleagues in the senate will be pushing for and even member