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Old Posted: Jan 23, 2012, 5:59 AM
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Seattle in Spanish

I’ve found out a documentary in Spanish about Seattle, it's about Spanish people (from Spain) that live in the city; they present us their experience of living in Seattle but also the Pacific Northwest and the United States as a whole. It's really interesting and fun to watch and the people they show are really cool, at least in my point of view. I think it would be great if you checked it out, if you understand Spanish of course. The whole thing it's actually an episode of a program about Spanish people all over the world.

Here's the link: http://www.rtve.es/television/espano...mundo/seattle/
Enjoy.
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Old Posted: Mar 27, 2012, 9:22 PM
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This kind of tv shows are very popular in Spain, they show the experiencies of spanish people living abroad, I love them!, there are several series from different channels covering most of the world, even from regional tv channels "andaluces por el mundo", "madrileños por el mundo", "extremeños por el mundo".
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