GRANADA is an amazing city of food, history and passion

[@marley551]

The only other series I've seen that evokes a similar emotion to this video is Anthony Bourdain. Please continue!!!

[@luisserrano863]

Awesome Video!

[@joescott3098]

Awesome love it! Now I have to go!

[@Erikazilla]

dude what a great video, with great edit and content! so helpful, thanks

[@NomadicBard]

Hey, thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it!

[@sammiecollier8783]

Another great video! I became a new subscriber after watching the Lisbon video. 😊Granada is beautiful! Can’t wait to visit first time this summer!

[@NomadicBard]

Thank you so much for watching and subscribing - we really appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed both episodes!

[@aligarcia6024]

What a amazing and beautiful video, thanks a lot to portray so wonderfully good and with so much passion and affection my city, come back whenever you want 😀

[@NomadicBard]

Thank you so much!

[@elendil7]

This is my kind of place ❤️ Thank you!

[@NomadicBard]

Thanks for watching!

[@adamevans7945]

I will be Spain in march this year, for a month. I wish it was longer. I was planning to explore much of southern Spain, but now, after watching your fantastic video, I may just spend the whole month in Grenada.

[@NomadicBard]

Awesome! Thanks for watching, appreciate the kind words. Granada is incredible, that's for sure. Though - sneak peek - we also went to Ronda, which was an equally fascinating town. Look for that episode dropping soon - I'll try to get it up before your trip so you can check it out.

[@adamevans7945]

@@NomadicBard ah yes. Ronda. Definitely on my list of must see places, on this trip. I will eagerly await your video.

[@malloryvining4934]

Beautiful! Love the new style.

[@NomadicBard]

Thank you so much! Glad you like it.

[@amipatel7758]

What a beautiful video. What’s the background music at the 21 min mark?

[@NomadicBard]

Hi! We actually write all of our own music for each episode. We sample the sounds of the city and mix it into something unique and original. Glad you like it!

[@ziitr]

PRAWNS!

[@iambodini]

Umm... "duende" (also "mohanes" in our more rural/indigenous locale) is like "elf"... or leprachaun, or goblin. So... "Trying to get a little duende" might be interpreted as getting a little "elf tail" (if you get my drift).

[@NomadicBard]

The word has two definitions, from my understanding - the 'duende' that I'm talking about is a word from Andalusia that represents the passion of flamenco and the culture of southern Spain. It's derived from the older meaning of the word that you're referencing. But thanks for watching!

[@NomadicBard]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duende_(art) You can read more about it here. It's an interesting linguistic story.

[@attaraxiia]

El flamenco es andaluz, no romaní, surgió en Andalucía y se debe a la mezcla cultural que hubo entre los sefardís, los árabes y los gitanos calés, no de los gitanos romanies. La música flamenca viene del cante de las sinagogas judías, las escalas de guitarra "andaluzas" son de origen EVIDENTEMENTE árabe y sefardí... En el flamenco no hay nada indio, lo siento, pero dejad de repetir este embuste...