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Natalie is fourty-five years old, she comes from France, Grenoble, a city in the Alpes. She came to Zamora alone, when she was twenty-four years old, after studying a degree in Spanish, with the thought of staying for a year and she has been living in Zamora for twenty-two years.

She came because her mother is Spanish and has an apartment in Zamora where she lived and she took the opportunity to come and learn and practice Spanish.

She has uncles and a cousin who live in Zamora, she also met a man who is now her husband because they got married and have a daughter and a dog.

She likes Zamora because it is beautiful and small and it has the tranquility, the beauty, the Duero River, the romanesque of the facades, and the richness of provencal.

She travels throughout Zamora when friends and family come from outside the country.

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Natalie taking a walk with her dog in Grenoble

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Anne is 44 years old and she has been in Zamora for 4 months. But she had already visited Spain when she was 17 years old when she spent 3 months in Leganes. Anne doesn´t get bored easily, because she doesnt know the city yet. She thinks that the people of Zamora are proud of their province. She misses her children. She returns to Rood island in June.

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Sophie was living in Salamanca, but when she finished her Master’s degree she found a job in Toro so she went to live there. The job is about practises in a wine company. She lives with her dog Sia. She needed ten months to understand and talk in Spanish, and actually she was learning every day. She doesn´t have any family in Zamora but the people from Toro treat her well, and her family visits every year. She is impressed that on the streets there are seniors and young people, but not middle-aged people. She says that she didn´t choose Zamora, Zamora chose her. The thing that she likes most is the quality of life, and that it isn´t too expensive. And the things she doesn´t like are the winter, the cold and the fog. She wants to stay here for a long time, and she recommends living in Zamora.

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Aníbal is 27 years old, he is from Braga, Portugal. He came to Zamora because he had a tour, one week before the Tribal closed. He and his friends had a bachelor party with the Portuguese and he met his girlfriend. He likes the atmosphere of the parties in Zamora, and he would like to stay here. He thinks Spain in Spain there are good and bad people, but most of them are kind. He speaks a little Spanish, he gives music lessons and he likes to learn new languages. He already knew people from Zamora before he came here, he always recommended Zamora in Portugal. An example of a tradition from his hometown is a bonfire in the afternoon with a jug of wine and cured meat, while the typical food is la Francesigna. He prefers Spain, although his country is very calm.

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Edwin is a Honduran emigrant. He was studying in the Salamanca university when one company contacted him to work with them. What Edwin likes most about Zamora are the people, the different culture, and the different buildings of the city.
The food Edwin likes the most is the Zamoran rice, the torreznos, the cured ham and the Asturian beans. Edwin likes the quality of life here.
The typical food of Honduras are the arepas. He says that the public transport in Zamora is very similar of Honduras and to the USA. Finally, his favourite football team is Cádiz Football club because his friend plays there.

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Carla is a girl who is from Zamora, but she moved to Tokio.

We asked Carla for her life in Tokio and she said to us the following things:

She moved to Tokio two years for work reasons. In this job she works 10 hours, 7 compulsory but she doesn´t have a fixed shedule. Her routine is the next:

During the works days she doesn´t do anything special and in the weekend she does some sport.

She said to us that the people there are more serious and less physical. She speaks Eanglish but she is learning japanese. She said that she misses Zamora and she won´t come to zamora at the moment but she will come in 2025. Finally she said that there are a lot of traditions and life there is very expensive.

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n the last days, we've interviewed Gabriella, a young woman from Zamora that is living in Brazil at the moment. We have asked her several questions abut her new life and how she is feeling. First, she told us that she missed Zamora´s Holy Week, especially almendras garrapiñadas, that are almonds covered in caramel or sugar. She also told us that when she arrived at Brazil for the first time, she was very excited and willing to explore the country, because her family was from there and she wanted to get in touch with her roots. She teaches Spanish lessons to pay her expenses, but she´s planning to find a better job. She loves the country and she thinks the people are very nice and funny and she also loves the regional festival, especially Rio's Carnaval. Finally, she said that she hasn't got a fixed date to return to Zamora, so she will spend another season in Brazil.

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Belen is a woman who has been living In London for almost 5 years. She moved there, because she has always been a very curious and active person, so while she was studying she travelled there for the first time and felt in love with the city.

She decided to move there, then she felt sad for living her country, but at the same time happier than ever for starting a new life stage.

She got a job in a school in the country. When her contract expired, she decided to stay there, knowing that she didn't have any income, but finally she found a job as a teacher.

As the city has so many cultures, she didn't have any problems because of the stereotypes or anything like that. She wants her children to grow up in contact with many cultures as possible.

Nowadays she has the opportunity to come to Spain several times a year, but this doesn't mean she doesn't miss Spanish traditions specially food so she doesn't discard the idea of returning to Zamora in a few years.

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Cristina is a girl who was born in Zamora but now she has been living in Dubai for five years. She moved to Dubai because of her job and also because she wanted to try a different lifestyle and customs. She usually works at home, she revices transactions, files and propouses quality plans. Cristina says that Dubai is very different from Zamora. Dubai is an animated city with a lot of life and joy, whereheras Zamora is a more authentic city. Cristina knows a few words in Arabic but she usually speaks in English. At the start, when she moved to Dubai, Crsitina said that it was very dificult for her to adapt to the temperature.Apart from that, she is very disciplinated and adventurer girl so she easily got used to this new life-style. Also, Cristina told us that when she was a teenager she never thought she was going to live in Dubai, but she wanted to move from Zamora; nowadays she misses Zamora. She misses eating "Pinchos Morunos" (A typical Spanish dish that is made up of pork) and sitting on the Main Square of Zamora with her friends. She wants to come back to Zamora, she is preparing to move here in aproximatly six months.

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Lorena is a woman who has been living in Oslo (Norway) since the previous year, she works as a physiotherapist and she says that the conditions of that work are better in Norway than in Spain. Perhaps she likes living in Oslo, because it is a very calm city , the people are very funny and outgoing, and she has made many friends, she wants to return to Zamora because she misses her family and friends and the prices in Oslo are very elevated. But she is waiting until the conditions of physiotherapy improvein Zamora to return.

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Lorena walking around the streets of Oslo