Vigo, Galicia, Spain Travel Video Guide
Thursday, April 21st, 2011 at
4:12 am
What I like about Vigo is that it is not a tourist town. It is just a town where Spanish life carries on as it has for generations. I was a guest of the Ramallo family, and interviewed Fernando Ramallo, a linguistics professor, about the various languages spoken in Spain. Spanish/English language, subtitles added Translation – Miguel Antón Ámez Segovia The ethereal music by www.myspace.com
Tagged with: Camino de Santiago • educational • Galicia • spanish languages • Vigo
Filed under: General
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Great vidoe looks like a beautiful place
Very interesting,beautiful!
Going to places that are not on the tourist map is really the way to travel…
You are doing it well!
Don’t stop doing this kind of docos…
Excellent videos! Thank you =)
“For me, this is travelling” then come to Galicia even more often the Galicians will welcome you.
WONDERFUL video!
beautiful. Thanks
like it very mucho.
fajne widoki
That was great, you tied it all together beautifully.
Fascinating video….
I’m really glad you uploaded it……
Thanks!
me gusta mucho… gracias
Good video, too short XDDD
very beautiful, what a way to travel, meeting locals
Nice to see well put together video, liked it
@frsoar
Spain is great it is like a little slice of the Middle East/Africa in Europe LOL
@frsoar Funny thing is that this “DixieRulez” self-defeating clown is an Italo-New Yorker troll clumsily pretending to be a “redneck”. Ironically, it’s his Italian peepz who are the most genetically atypical people in Europe:
ht tp://bigthink. com/ideas/21358
If his retarded claims were true, that would make his Italian peepz a bigger slice of the Middle East/Africa in Europe, LOL!