Tag: basque traditions
Dior and a Dutchman introduce a substantial part of the Basque...
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Nerea, a follower of ours on Instagram (what a great idea it was to open that account a...
The Antzar Eguna in Lekeitio, the “Photo of the Day” in...
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Make bigger. It was also on the website of the American network ABC. But in this case, it’s...
New York Times: One (two) designer(s) unite(s) the Basque Country
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Sometimes people wonder why we’re such fans of the New York Times (NYT). It’s for many reasons, like...
“Le Beret basque” (the beret) and “Espardilles of Mouleon” are both...
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The Swiss newspaper 24heures reports on the French Government’s decision to declare le béret basque (the beret) and espardilles...
The sounds of “early Basque music” (video)
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We met Enrique Solinís Jr. many years after meeting his father, Enrique Solinís. Well, we finally physically met him,...
Where to “soak up” the Basque culture in Cordoba (Argentina)
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The Argentine newspaper La Voz del Interior published a report prepared by Veronica Sudar (Union of Communities of Immigrants...
The “Basque with the Cart”: the Navarrese in espadrilles who’s a...
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We'd like to share with all of you a report we found on the "Basque with the Cart". ...
The Basque melody that has become an “unofficial” anthem of Israel
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Today, May 14, is the day when Israel celebrates their Declaration of Independence. It was on May...
National Geographic 1968: A look back, to 45 years ago, at...
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In August of 1968, National Geographic published an outstanding 37-page article titled “Land of the Ancient Basques”. It...
The extraordinary gift from Alan Lomax to the Basque Country south...
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In 1952 and 1953, we Basques south of the Pyrenees were incredibly lucky to have a visit from...