Andalusian children. C�rdoba.
I Andalusia, two Spanish surnames, any oral tradition in my family, or neighbors, friends and others where someone creates come from the Moors, always spoken of a tower or wall of the Muslim period, there is talk of them saying: This era of the Moors!, from when the Moors were here. Relatively recently, the Muslim day of Spain and the oral tradition would be quite another if you really had so much blood from the Andalusian Arabic or Spanish, if that would make it easy and would have no problem in accepting it, but if not is true, should leave no one has attributed an identity that does not apply, nor feeling, genetics, ultimately by history, since most of Andalusian when they see a Muslim era tower say: This was the Moors !, ignored by the official version of history that period actually belongs to them and that there was no architectural structure throughout the Maghreb and that these arches and painted ceramics in the Iberians, therefore they are victims of Bad story telling.
Andalusians, Andalusian we do not want to be neither Arab nor Vikings, Andalusia and our land we have maintained relationships with major in history and the birthplace of one of the greatest cultures has given birth to Spain and Europe certainly the Kingdom of Tartessos any non-native who has come to Andalusia Andalusian and Spanish made, and eight years of time served precisely to enlarge Muslim culture even though our old home in eight years is only one page, which is why of the Andalusians Andalusia and the Spanish and Al Qaeda will eat what Cain ate.
Andalusian children. Huelva.
"See and the South has its rivers
crying, and there you find out shrapnel
their fiery green, you find out
and it falls to the ground whole soul "
Antonio Hern�ndez
When a lie is told 1000 times becomes the truth, the truth just yet to surface sooner or later.
The coach is a standard Western Mediterranean. You even find such types in the British Isles. Shall we provide you with some examples?
Jonathan Alfaro is the coach. Did you like, right?
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