Old Spain 1930s in color [60fps,Remastered] w/sound design added

I colorized , restored and created a sound design for this video of old Spanish cities of Granada and Seville in the 1930s, we can see the cobbled streets and architectural treasures of the historic cities of Granada and Seville, Moorish palaces, lush gardens and lively squares and the beauty of Andalusia
Video Restoration Process:
✔ FPS boosted to 60 frames per second
✔ Image resolution boosted up to HD
✔ Improved video sharpness and brightness
✔ Colorized only for the ambiance (not historically accurate)
✔sound design added only for the ambiance
✔restoration:(stabilisation,denoise,cleand,deblur)
Please, be aware that colorization colors are not real and fake, colorization was made only for the ambiance and do not represent real historical data.
B&W Video Source: CASTLE FILMS
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[@NASS_0]

Would You Like to Live in the 1930s?

[@lourdesfernandez3301]

Only to go back and meet my grandfathers.

[@Luis-ph2rk]

Certainly not! It was a dreadful decade, not only in Spain but in all Europe 🤮. Best decades in the past century were the '70s and '80s. 😁

[@LuDa-lf1xd]

Some of my great grandparents are european and asian exilees from that time. So, not really. Sometimes seems like the past times were always better, but even with our current "flaws" of today i think we are still much more advanced as a society. 😘👌

[@lourdesfernandez3301]

@@LuDa-lf1xdExactly. We look at pictures and movies and fail to see the reality behind the apparent beauty.

[@PerroMerinero]

No. Del 39 en adelante

[@PatadeCabra369]

Es mágico poder ver vídeos de los años 30 con esta calidad de mi ciudad.

[@elhombreconsciente6882]

It's weird to see a Plaza de España not full of Korean and Japanese tourists (i dont say its bad, is just shocking)

[@ignacioheredia9599]

Apenas con cinco años de haberse finalizado, completamente nueva.

[@NostalgiaEdits111]

si jajaj

[@ignacioheredia9599]

@@miguelrodriguezhernando8874 perdona pero es no he podido entender bien lo que dices. ¿Puedo preguntarte qué has comentado? De antemano, gracias.

[@MaSouveraine]

​@@miguelrodriguezhernando8874. The GDP don't go to the poor people, it goes to the rich elites ! 🙄

[@elhombreconsciente6882]

@@ignacioheredia9599 No sabía que era tan reciente

[@_Joen_]

Qué silencio y qué bienestar sin el ruido de los coches. No somos conscientes de la contaminación acústica en la que vivimos.

[@joannzenn2307]

Y de las ondas de mil aparatos electricos. Se nota la paz en el ambiente.

[@isabelrodriguez6717]

Yo sí lo soy, por desgracia.😕

[@isabelrodriguez6717]

@@_Joen_ de todas formas, hasta que llegó el automóvil la gente se desplazaba en coches de caballos, y no pocos, sin unas normas de circulación estructuradas, y los caballos defecababan en las calles por lo que el olor a bosta no debía de ser muy agradable y el ruido de cientos de cascos de caballos, y de ruedas, contra el asfalto, tampoco. Eso, sólo por citar algo en cuanto a la contaminación acústica y 'ambiental'. Olvidaba que a principios del 20 ya empezaron a verse los primeros automóviles en España y que, además, los tranvías ya estaban en circulación, así que el batiburrillo debía de ser importante...

[@davidfrochosorubia5113]

El sonido no es el original en ninguna escena, es añadido despues para darrle mas realismo, igual que la partr de las gitanas, la guitarra es actual, no original de la epoca

[@isabelrodriguez6717]

@@davidfrochosorubia5113 claro, el cine sonoro estaba en pañales.

[@egutiguti3337]

Esos edificios con una arquitectura tan marcadamente árabe minuto 1,33 corresponden a nuevos edificios construidos para la exposición universal celebrada en Sevilla en los años 2O y hacen alegoría a esa cultura, seguramente representando a alguno de los países árabes en la exposición, al igual que en el 2,43 el edificio de Colombia. De esa época y con motivo de dicha exposición universal, se construyó el magnífico edificio de La Plaza de España, conocido mundialmente y donde se han rodado muchísimas y famosas películas.

[@carlosagonzalez9315]

eso iba a decir yo, que eran los pabellones cerca del rectorado.

[@kaune1814]

There is a Star Wars (ep 2) scene filmed in Plaza de España

[@tchekhov0002]

Si no me equivoco, ese edificio debe de ser el pabellón de Marruecos de la Exposición Iberoamericana - no Universal - de 1929. Recordemos que, en ese tiempo, parte de Marruecos era protectorado español.

[@tchekhov0002]

@@kaune1814 Y también el film ‘Lawrence de Arabia’.

[@lourdesfernandez3301]

Sobrevivieron la guerra civil?

[@br2431]

My grandmother was from there , she would have been around 25 years old then , she was in a flamenco dancing company, I wish I could see footage of her but I guess highly unlikely, so beautiful, times that will never come back 😢 sad and happy at the same time , thank you for showing this diamond

[@juanmorales5133]

pues escribe en Espanol para que te entendamos y podamos promocionar nuestra lengua. Que panda de acomplejados tenemos en Espana

[@Pabrodgar]

I'm journalist in Granada, but i was born in Sevilla. Write the name of her o the name of the flamenco dancing company. Maybe in my newspaper can we have something.

[@juanmorales5133]

@@Pabrodgar habla en cristiano,, Asi vamos a promocionar el Espanol por el mundo. 🙄🙄🙄

[@minerva4545]

@@juanmorales5133 Qué ignorante....pq hay que promocionar X o Y idioma???? Porqué??? El comentador original no habla español seguramente. Pq hay que ponerle la vida más difícil si el que le contestó sabe inglés? Si ya hay una lengua universal pq quieres imponer otra???? Por qué???? Por favor explícamelo.

[@juanmorales5133]

@@minerva4545 no hay lengua universal. Y el Español es la segunda mas hablada despues del Chino. Ten dignidad y cuida el Español.

[@beautifulsoul3281]

Thanks a lot, Sevilla is one of the most beautiful cities of the world

[@NASS_0]

Thx!!

[@jmp4653]

Sorry it’snt Sevilla but Granada 😊

[@jmp4653]

Sorry Sevilla at the beginning Granada at the end 🫣

[@seandelap8587]

I'm guessing this was before the civil war

[@OldandNewTimes9]

Same here 😊

[@robfut9954]

War was 1936, so if this is 1930 yes it would be before.

[@goldfieldfireworks7352]

The cause of the civil war

[@robfut9954]

@@goldfieldfireworks7352 people act like Franco was bad for Spain, but it was only after he died that they sort of fell apart. Plus the civil war and Franco after kept Spain out of WW2, that’s a huge win for Spain not being in WW2

[@futuristica1710]

@@robfut9954You are seriously defending a fascist!? That’s everything that’s wrong with Europe today: they’ve forgotten the past!

[@scottnyc6572]

Wow i know this is said a lot but i really felt i stepped back in time when what appeared to be the three sisters pop out and the guitar player.Theres so many different countries architectural influences there.Great job!!

[@NASS_0]

Thx!

[@MrLukealbanese]

An exceptional and beautiful film NASS. Many thanks 👍

[@NASS_0]

thanks

[@user-or6pk6fy5y]

Good video it ain't a lot different today 👍

[@AndresPerez-kr5ce]

Places from Granada: 5:15 I suppose it's Sacromonte 6:30 Albaicin from Alhambra (You can see Iglesia del Salvador and in White Iglesia de San Miguel Bajo). 6:42 View of Alhambra and Albaicin from La Silla del Moro 6:53 Zaidin. View of Hotel Alhambra Palace and Carmen Rodríguez Acosta 7:17 Don't know where is it but this is called Ablentar and Trillar 7:59 Puerta del Vino 8:12 Casa de los Tiros (I'm not sure) 8:15 Puerta Elvira 8:34 Albaicin from Alhambra 8:39 Generalife (summer Palace) 9:20 Alhambra again

[@Pabrodgar]

8:12 es la Puerta del Perdón de la Catedral de Sevilla. Esa imagen está intercalada con las de Granada.

[@AndresPerez-kr5ce]

@@Pabrodgar Ah, ya decía yo que no me cuadraba. Muchas Gracias!

[@nerinat8371]

They look peaceful and happy but not for long.. just glorious

[@enriquecsmccourt]

Spain was already consumed by violence and socio-political unrest at the time. In fact, many of the buildings depicted were looted and burned down only a year later in Burning of convents in Spain (1931).

[@vanik2021]

Yeah, right before the spanish civil war followed by WW2

[@Epopteya]

The narrative of the Second Spanish Republic and the subsequent Civil War is curiously dominated by the leftist discourse; here, the adage "history is written by the victors" does not apply. Spain is different, even in this regard. During the Republic, there were several coup attempts, many of them by leftist factions and Catalan separatists. There were riots, strikes, states of emergency, states of war... Lawlessness ruled the streets: looting, expropriation, kidnapping, extortion, corruption. Spain was a failed state, and the USSR eagerly awaited its potential takeover through the Spanish Communist Party and the Bolshevik-influenced Spanish Socialist Party. A looming communist revolution sponsored by Russia was on the horizon in Spain.Franco pledged to defend the Spanish Republic as a military man and a patriot. He did so in 1934 and initially in 1936, until the rebels became aware that the Second Republic was weak, thoroughly corrupt, and serving a communist revolution. We all know what happened in those revolutions: ethnic, class, ideological, and religious purges... Yes, it can be said that what happened on July 18, 1936, was a lesser evil to prevent a much greater one. Those who wish to understand it do, those who seek evidence find it, and the rest continue to exude hatred and ideological fanaticism for ages to come.

[@EduardoSilva-sm2df]

Ohh thank you so much for this treasure! I’m from Seville and this make me very happy😊

[@NASS_0]

thanks

[@nwicconsultants6640]

Beautiful shot of Pabellon de Marruecos.....still very nice!

[@edgarivanramirez9675]

ESPAÑA PRECIOSA. ESPAÑA ETERNA.

[@pepejimenez9295]

Vaya que bonito se vestia la gente y se ve que tenian buenos valores ya no queda ni sombra de esta bella España

[@gomb4rt]

Claro que si, ¡viva la Segunda República!.

[@PatadeCabra369]

​@@gomb4rtla segunda república fue una época llena de miseria, extremas desigualdades sociales, violencia y gran inestabilidad política.

[@alexpleto4513]

​@@PatadeCabra369 Y el franquismo fue maravilloso. Venga, dilo, que lo estás deseando 😂

[@PatadeCabra369]

@@alexpleto4513 tuvo cosas buenas y cosas malas, también se desarrolló la industria y mejoró la economía.

[@cynskeptical]

​​@@alexpleto4513la República fue miserable, dictatorial, impuesta contra la voluntad popular, violenta contra quien tuviera una opinión diferente. Vaya, una mierda El franquismo también lo fue, por ser dictadura. Al menos iba de frente.

[@mariaangelespereagomez2933]

Ni un turista. Qué tranquilidad ver Mateos Gago vacía y tan preciosa

[@daisythedaniff888]

Wow, great job! Absolutely beautiful! And the Old World architecture is amazing! Thanks!

[@pepejimenez9295]

Motherland ❤️✝️ Saludos desde Colombia 🇨🇴

[@410ns0]

We didn't recover that standard of living until the 60s. Damn wars...

[@danielangelsanchezgonzalez322]

No son conscientes de la que se avecinaba

[@cynskeptical]

Una republica impuesta, contra la voluntad del pueblo. Antidemocrática y dictatorial.

[@miguelrodriguezhernando8874]

Ni nosotros / nosaltres ... 😊

[@pacobanana6918]

Probablemente sí, desde 1931 ya empezó a haber disturbios, asesinatos, quemas de iglesias e insurrecciones de manera periódica.

[@avellanedam]

2:43 ¡El escudo de Colombia 🇨🇴! 🥰🥰🥰

[@fernandorubio972]

Del pabellón de la Expo de 1929...

[@contrerassev]

Edificio de Colombia para la exposición iberoamericana de Sevilla en 1929,hoy todos esos edificios siguen existiendo,algunos son la embajada del ese país en la actualidad.

[@NASS_0]

Like And Share Please!

[@vityamba1274]

дякую, Бро 🖐️ Таке враження,що не '1930,а 1850🤷Дуже малолюдно і дуже чисто👍Архітектура,просто ТОП ☝️🖐️👁️

[@jorgeo4483]

A lot of car traffic I hear.

[@dongordon4464]

Those curls on the girls face look a whole lot better than a bunch of holes full of metal - much better.

[@draff1662]

Amazing snapshots in time NASS. Thanks.

[@shaunwest3612]

Great video nass, amazing footage, great work 👍👌😀

[@dojocho1894]

once again I hope you get some type of award for your work for humanity. I love what you do...but at the same time sadly I get very angry and depressed........I just came back from shopping at Walmart here in the USA other americans will understand. The things in your videos will never come back

[@lansvance4870]

I live 20 minutes away from the city in this video. Besides more people, smartphones and newer cars is not that different tbh. Outside of places like Madrid or Barcelona this country largely remain a rural place. You often see horses, sheep and old ladies chatting in a bench with their summer dresses. Just a couple of months ago women all over town were wearing flamenco costumes for the local parties 🎊 I hope you can come visit Spain one day.

[@NASS_0]

Thank you very much for your comment

[@user-po3ko9yb5w]

They will, trust and believe they will

[@Ilar-en7lg]

​@@lansvance4870Horses and sheeps? You mean in the country side and outside the cities, right? That's the same all over Europe.

[@contrerassev]

​@@lansvance4870Como??en serio no ha cambiado mucho??la Sevilla de esa época NO tiene NADA que ver con la actual,no se porwué dice eso,pero parece que no tiene ni idea de lo que habla.

[@craigpym5873]

What a beautiful City 🏙️!❤

[@miguel-pt5ov]

Lo de ir subido en carros tirados por caballos o ir subido encima de un caballo y con un sobrero y armado es de los hispanos los pistoleros del viejo oeste nos lo copiaron

[@Ilar-en7lg]

De los españoles, no de los hispanos.

[@cynskeptical]

​@@Ilar-en7lgEs lo mismo. Fuimos el mismo país por muchos años. Los mexicanos y españoles compartimos el mismo pasado y tradiciones. No seas ignorante. Lee. Somos más hispanos que españoles.

[@Ilar-en7lg]

@@cynskeptical No, no es lo mismo porque esa costumbre era nuestra. Los mejicanos no ibais a caballo ni sabíais lo qué eran hasta que nosotros (o sea los europeos) los trajimos.

[@br2431]

Los Vaqueros originales eran españoles y luego hispano de la NuevaEspana

[@br2431]

@@cynskeptical eso es cierto , son países hermanos , México la Nueva España era y es una nación impresionante

[@angyliv8040]

Thanks for the video! Was magical 🥹. Greetings from Barcelona.

[@aquoibon]

Thanks so much for your all videos 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@NASS_0]

Thx!

[@costernocht]

Haunting to see Spain just a few years before that horrible war.

[@Epopteya]

The narrative of the Second Spanish Republic and the subsequent Civil War is curiously dominated by the leftist discourse; here, the adage "history is written by the victors" does not apply. Spain is different, even in this regard. During the Republic, there were several coup attempts, many of them by leftist factions and Catalan separatists. There were riots, strikes, states of emergency, states of war... Lawlessness ruled the streets: looting, expropriation, kidnapping, extortion, corruption (and that Republic only lasted 5 years). Spain was a failed state, and the USSR eagerly awaited its potential takeover through the Spanish Communist Party and the Bolshevik-influenced Spanish Socialist Party. A looming communist revolution sponsored by Russia was on the horizon in Spain.Franco pledged to defend the Spanish Republic as a military man and a patriot. He did so in 1934 and initially in 1936, until the rebels became aware that the Second Republic was weak, thoroughly corrupt, and serving a communist revolution. We all know what happened in those revolutions: ethnic, class, ideological, and religious purges... Yes, it can be said that what happened on July 18, 1936, was a lesser evil to prevent a much greater one. Those who wish to understand it do, those who seek evidence find it, and the rest continue to exude hatred and ideological fanaticism for ages to come.

[@guiller3817]

Oh I wish born in the beggining of c.XX like my grandpa and not in this century that beauty can only be found in nature, not in people or the city. I dont feel Spain like before

[@teaclaro1]

Ni nadie sienta nada como antes 😅se llama futuro y tiempo

[@isabelrodriguez6717]

Crees que a ellos no les parecía que la vida que llevaban era vertiginosa y que los tiempos estaban cambiando y que tenían problemas? Para los humanos, cualquier tiempo pasado fue mejor. Ése es uno de nuestros problemas.

[@sonja4123]

Si nacieras en esa época en España, vivirias una guerra civil y una segunda guerra mundial, estás seguro de querer aún vivir o nacer en esa época?

[@isabelrodriguez6717]

@@sonja4123 una primera guerra mundial, una segunda guerra mundial y, entré medio, 'la gripe del 18'. Todo de una gran belleza.

[@isabelrodriguez6717]

@@guiller3817 y, en España, unos años brutales de guerra, masacre, hambre y ruina, antes de la segunda guerra mundial y después de la 'gripe del 18'.

[@bokhandelster]

Impresionante que este cortometraje esté próximo a cumplir 100 años. ¡Realmente conmovedor! Gracias por acercarnos este material audiovisual que nos muestra cómo era la vida en aquellos tiempos. Vivo en España y nunca he estado en Andalucía, pero sin duda, es un hermoso lugar, con todas sus regiones, acentos y crisol de culturas ❤

[@philipchretienkarlsson8157]

Geat job of incredibly well done coloring - the Egyptian syle "Columbia " movie theater, so well integrated in it's architectural srrounding is an original and interresting building! Thanks for the video!

[@198022sasha]

Wonderful! It was like I was in a time machine!

[@Sr.D]

Impresionante, soy de Granada, gran trabajo

[@heavymetal3256]

Thank you again 🤝🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@NASS_0]

Thank you

[@sunnydeessa714]

Como española, que alegría y nostalgia ver esto, así es como vivían nuestros ancestros en aquellos tiempos ♥️

[@anteuzel5324]

GREAT VIDEO SUPER NASS BIG SUPPORT FROM CROATIA

[@NASS_0]

Hi bro ! Thx!

[@SantiagoMartinez-wx6xh]

Gran documento. Llama la atención la abundancia de animales de carga como fuerza motriz.

[@Londonechoes]

Those buildings look beautiful! Thanks again for sharing

[@calvorotalol5263]

The vast majority are still here, come and visit them. 😉

[@Londonechoes]

@@calvorotalol5263 I might have to 😄

[@Pandaiani1331]

Very interesting Video, thank you Nass! Makes me wonder, how life must have been for these people

[@NASS_0]

Thx ;)

[@gonso2251]

esto es oro! Gracias

[@moniquedeitz4356]

What a wonderful step back into the past. Thanks, NASS! Love the sheep and sheepdog beginning at 1:46. The dog seems to be without a detectible shepherd. Working dogs are so cool and competent.

[@NASS_0]

Thx!!

[@MrBnlx]

La campana del tranvía que se escucha en algunas tomas rurales, sobra.

[@bambubombon]

wow... impressive footage! well restored... excellent work!

[@NASS_0]

Thx!!

[@ttnyny]

The images are enchanting and haunting. The sound is distracting and unnecessary. Thank you for your effort in restoring and posting this film.

[@br2431]

Disagree the sound give it even more of the insight of what would have been like

[@Luis-ph2rk]

That girl dancing in 5:35 ... simply bewitching !!!!

[@bobhoward6676]

Another good one !

[@asan1050]

NASS!, Thanks for posting this video

[@sirensynapse5603]

I was going to say: those didn't sound like spanish birds from the 30s. Then I noticed you added sound. I think I see Don Quixote at 7:10

[@ignacioheredia9599]

Nop. The windmills on La Mancha region are quite different from this.

[@serroche]

Soy de Granada, te agradezco infinitamente este trabajo.

[@mjpayne95]

Why does this look like heaven?

[@Leon-gr2oo]

Thats what europe was before we lost ww2 and jews started migration in europe

[@malal6891]

It was. Now is the hell. Greetings from Madrid, Spain.

[@CBOANDALUCIA]

It's still two beatiful cities.

[@CBOANDALUCIA]

​@@malal6891Hell? Sorry, I don't know where you lives, but it's not actual Spain.

[@quipac]

No cultural 'enrichment'. That's why.

[@user-qo3bq4ic9e]

Спасибо за вашу работу и прекрасные видео❤

[@bretz9276]

Some serious structures

[@smdg6251]

Andalusia ❤

[@user-po3ko9yb5w]

Alhambra , Granada is still as beautiful and all the other places shown

[@cristinaravet3706]

Incluso es más bonita porque está mucho más cuidada.

[@amj]

Seeing Europe in 1910, 1920, 1930....and seeing Europe today is the same thing, the houses, buildings and castles are still there the same, only the cars and people's clothes have changed.

[@MiniGram]

People's ethnicity is also changing a lot.

[@futuristica1710]

Less fascists today though.

[@meruendano]

​@@futuristica1710Hoy los fascistas son los que llaman a los demás fascistas.

[@alir8329]

​@@meruendanohoy los fascistas son los que llaman a los demás fascistas porque los fascistas de hoy no quieren que les llamen fascistas y por eso llaman fascistas a los que no son fascistas 😂.

[@rulo1791]

Yeah castles are there from medieval times, people pass, stone remains.

[@CarmenCaldera-nf6hn]

Maravilloso...gracias ❤❤❤❤

[@Jocelynjade]

90 years ago!

[@epvs8373]

Cómo un poco de color acerca la humanidad de unos hombres a otros, a través del tiempo!! Unos niños salen del colegio, unos hombres trabajando a lomos de sus burros y mulos, o las mujers bailando asomadas a una terraza, rodeadas de arboleda. Mujeres que si hoy aparecieran por la feria de Sevilla vestidas y peinadas de esa guisa, serían unas modernas estéticas, nadie esperaría de dónde viene esa inspiración y su cabello con flores. Los Edificios de la Expo de Sevilla, uno que hoy sigue siendo zona Consular y consulado de Colombia en Sevilla. Hay otro que esta muy cerca y no sé de que pais fue sede. El patio de la Alhambra. Un trillo y una era con triho al aire y los arcos Mozárabes de la ciudad de Granada. No se veían aún vehículos motorizados. Todos iban a lomos de un caballo. Los Jardines del Generalife el patio de los Leones. Sí, Andalucía se hace presente, pero quizás más allá de lo que estamos acostumbrados, porque se hace tocable, un pasado extinto y remoto. El sonido es añadido o es el original del vídeo? Gracias por subir este contenido.

[@Ilar-en7lg]

El sonido es añadido.

[@epvs8373]

@@Ilar-en7lg Gracias un saludo

[@Ilar-en7lg]

@@epvs8373 No, ningún problema 😊

[@fatimateresa19]

Que bonita Granada ❤ y que maravilla que algunas zonas estén exactamente igual 😊

[@rodrigogimenez-ricolaguna4913]

Precioso

[@Jack-wm3hn]

Precioso el material. Gracias

[@veloishere2611]

Son unas imágenes preciosas. Cómo imaginar lo que estaba a punto de suceder.

[@Vote4AVaginaOfColor2024]

What is wrong with Europeans, particularly the weimn? We had a safe, peaceful society in all our lands... and today, thanks to our weimn, none of our lands are ours.

[@futuristica1710]

Erm, are you ok?

[@quipac]

Leftist globalism/wokism and multicultural 'enrichment'. That is why our culture is going down the drain.

[@ElisabetaTofalvi]

Ness..the Best !!!..❤❤❤🎉

[@NASS_0]

Thank you very much

[@user-rz2fd3tx8m]

Beautiful video... they couldnt ever imagine the terror and pain that was coming... what a life...

[@yurt-the-silent-chief]

Beautiful yet so depressing (to watch). A Europe that we allowed to be taken from us for the sake of 'diversity.' Happiness is family, simple living & community not the perverted version of the Morgenthau plan that we are living in now.

[@gomb4rt]

My dear ignoramus, everything that you see in this video is the product of cultural diversity. From the architecture to the music and dance, even the people too, everything is a mixture of Iberian, Moorish and Jewish culture and DNA.

[@unoquedicecosas1625]

Una época feliz, sin coches, sin móviles, sin prisas, con poco pero con tanto. Ojalá pudiera volver a los 60

[@manuelgonzalez.759]

El sonido de fondo, seguro que no lo había en aquellos tiempos.

[@222gladis]

Los pabellones de la exposición Iberoamericana, están nuevos

[@ninacastro]

❤💛❤🇪🇸❤💛❤ESPAÑA

[@janethanna9023]

Pretty ❤

[@luciagilarteolalla4418]

❤❤me encanta España....😘

[@tikdrop24]

Very good NASS, some suggestions of interesting countries that you never brought video to... Belgium, Russia/USSR, Portugal, Argentina, Greece, India and Brazil

[@NASS_0]

Thx!! I'll look for!! ^^

[@bardo0007]

And Norway

[@annasayce800]

@@NASS_0 Would love to see footage of Argentina in the golden age. Thank you for your wonderful videos!

[@yeibid]

Gracias ❤

[@tropikprod2]

Tres bien NASS

[@NASS_0]

merci

[@ritamarchenkova1148]

Me encanta 👍 muchísimo gracias ❤

[@jjforcebreaker]

Thank you1

[@nos_leN150]

el atraso social y económico es notable, casi parecen imágenes de la época decimonónica, pero también es lo que hacía a la España de aquel entonces un lugar tan especial.

[@livi7327]

Qué tranquilidad! ❤

[@mizukowa]

The girl dancing was magical.. the planet has really changed.

[@egutiguti3337]

Son las mismas que hoy en día puedes ver. Son de étnia gitana que son los que siempre han trabajado el arte del flamenco tanto de canto como de baile. Hoy sigue siendo igual. Esa étnia se cree que viene de la India y se instalaron en diferentes países de Europa. Tienen sus propias leyes y sus propias costumbres y en España el arte flamenco es una de sus mejores facetas.

[@roboto0101]

Viva España ❤

[@Macrocosmnouveauriche]

즐거운 과거로의 여행 감사합니다 ❤

[@juanarias4753]

0:06 es Sevilla, a partir del 4:00 creo que Córdoba y Granada...

[@user-dj6xt5xj5s]

Olé mi tierra !

[@alhv1352]

Have you any films from big cities in that time like Madrid or Barcelona?

[@empiema2]

¿Y de Córdoba tienes algo?

[@joaobrazao3191]

Does it jump back and forth between Sevilla and Granada or is it divided? Some images are easy to identify, others not so much. Any help? :)

[@helensid6670]

My thoughts: Sevilla (Plaza de España,.. Parque de María Luisa,...) then at 4:04 Granada (Alhambra, Palacio de Carlos V, patios yards and hills). Edit: I've read in a comment other buildings shown from Sevilla were built for the 1929 Expo

[@joaobrazao3191]

@@helensid6670 Thanks!

[@chrisblay]

Hola

[@TheKikogomez]

andalucia❤

[@LauritaLaliitaa]

All or almost all natives (spanish caucasians)

[@8zone256]

Star Wars the phantom menace looked like the bridge and the building

[@onegreenvision933]

🤣🤣🤣 a cualquier cosa se le llama diseño de sonido... Las imágenes alucinantes

[@BalanceEnergy369]

5:30🌺🎼☺️

[@Megareos]

Una pena que se vean dobles la imagenes de las personas, como si la imagen estuviera mal superpuesta.

[@hrep14]

Nice video, plenty of life. Shame they went through a brutal civil war not long after.

[@Leivafilms]

Why 60fps?

[@psychedelicsanctuary.]

5:34 *Unintentional Psychedelic Segment.*

[@turulero]

It is called "Flamenco"... Everything yo don't see before is not psychedelic.