Tag: Vascos en America
Amaia Gabantxo: Word Warrior
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Amaia Gabantxo is from Bermeo (like our Basque language editor, Leire Madariaga), and really, we shouldn't have to...
Dan Ansotegui. Another Basque artist (we’re up to six) wins...
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The National Heritage Fellowship (NEA) is an award given since 1982 to traditional artists in the US by...
Two young Basque women are sharing our traditions at the Fortress...
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Canadian public broadcaster CBC has brought us a fabulous report about two young Basque students working there...
Basque pelota at the Panamerican Games in Lima, or, the unknown...
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The sports section of the Rede Globo website is dedicating special coverage to the Panamerican Games being held July 26 to...
Basque Museum: “From Euzkadi to Idaho”. Remembering People
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The Basque Museum and Cultural Center of Boise has just published an online article telling us the most...
Eighty years on from the arrival of Basque refugees to Venezuela;...
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The impression Basques have left on Venezuela is wide, deep, and fruitful. For example, their history, for better...
“Song of the Basque II – The Legacy Continues”. Basque culture...
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This year is the hundredth anniversary of a key cultural event in Idaho, the Boise Music Week, which...
Beltrán París, The Basque Man of Wyoming
Lucas Gatica is an Argentine living in Bilbao. A graduate in Psychology from the National University of Córdoba, he is currently studying at the...
Today, the Basques of Argentina pay homage to their roots, in...
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Yet again, the Basques will take to the streets, taking over the Avenida de Mayo, in the...
The frontón courts in the Old Town of Mexico City (including...
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We've mentioned before how important Basque pelota, in general, and jai-alai in particular, were (and are) in Mexico. ...