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Hi Almudena,
I like churros and porras a lot, especially with  chocolate. But I didn't know anything about their origins and history. Both are very curious and interesting. I agree with you that any time is good to eat churros and porras. In fact, here in Cartagena is also a tradition. We can't imagine our Easter week without churros and porras. Maybe we could enjoy them together.
Thank you for your effort.
See you!

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Hi Héctor,
I’m glad of the way you’ve informed us about a place so representative and “warm” of Madrid. There, I’ve spent awesome moments with friends when we left the theater after watching a movie, a piece of theater or a concert in “El Real., as it was the only cafeteria or coffee shop open in the town center after midnight.
In short, congratulations for your work.

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Hi Jose Manuel,
I’ve really enjoyed your presentation. I had a general idea about El Rastro but not all the interesting things you commented. I have to congratulate you for your pronunciation, I loved it!. Another thing I like was that you used a lot of photographs, it helped a lot to make the presententation perfect. I’m looking foward to visiting El Rastro soon! Thanks a lot

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Hi, Gabi!
I really enjoyed your presentation about Quitapellejos (or La Concepción), I dind't know anything about this neighborhood, nor about its name! To be honest, I have only been once or twice to the region of Murcia, but never to Cartagena. And now I'm really interested in visit your city and also Quitapellejos: hills and sea is the perfect combination! I hope its working class spirit and essence are still alive, and you are able to avoid the gentrification that here in Madrid is destroying a lot of our neighborhoods.
I was also happy to learn about Navantia and the relationship your city has with the sea.

Summing up, thank you for your window into your neighborhood Quitapellejos, I won't forget to visit it while in Cartagena!

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Congratulations! You did work to sum up so long history as this monument possesses. I know the place; it is a truly impressive sight that provide the ancient ruins of the cathedral crowning the steps of the Roman theatre. Moreover, I must admit that your words really spur me on to want to go to know that "magical atmosphere" in the Mar de Músicas nights that you so fondly have mentioned

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Hello Ascension. I´m very glad to heard your topic! because I have one apartment in La Manga! so I know all you mention, above all Callblanque beach, I think it could be considered one of the most clean, safety and beauty beaches in Spain, I have to say I´m in love with this beach and its natural reserve. I practice diving in Cabo de Palos (specially in Isla Hormigas and the rest of the sea reserve), so Callblanque is a good place to go snorkelling also. The only problem in summer that you can find there is the capacity limitation (you will have to wake up soon) and sometimes the wasps, that look for the food of the bathers. Congratulations for this unique paradise!

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Mabel, thank you very much for your explanation about Little Sanghai. It looks like a very picturesque and especial place. I had never heard of it but the next time I go to Cartagena I will definitely visit it. I wish you a speedy recovery of your voice.

Hello Mabel! Congratulations for the video despite your voice problem you have expressed very clearly (I hope you get well soon), speaking about your Topic I have to said it´s the first time I had heard it, but I found it totally interesting. I understand your feeling about your teenager experiences because I spent a long time in La Manga living the same unforgettable time. I would try to visit it next time I will came to Murcia. Thanks for discover me this special and interesting place!

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Congratulations Carlos! I’ m really impressed.
It’s not easy to make such an amazing presentation about something as well known in our country as Patatas Bravas.
But you nailed it!  Not only is amazing about plenty of information, but also for the design.
As I’m very fond of cooking, it’s been a good idea to give us the recipe. So, next time I’ll cook Patatas Bravas with it.
Thank you so much.

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Hi Ascensión,
Thank you very much for such an engaging explanation, I love it.  I'm also very fond of history and find it fascinating whenever ruins of our ancient past are discovered, showing us the development of our history through them, as in the case of the Roman Theatre of Cartagena, which I didn't know, and now, thanks to you, I'm looking forward to visiting it.
It is truly a privilege to have such a historical heritage in our country, and we must preserve and care for it in order to continue enjoying it and learning from it.

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Hi Carmen! Congratulations for your work. You have worked very hard to carry out the previous documentation, and it is so interesting. Your review make me remember the importance to bear in mind our History. Thanks a lot!! Kind regards.

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If you happen to stop at Cartagena tube station in Madrid, you'll have the opportunity to get closer to our tri-millennial coastal town.

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Metro de Madrid, Cartagena Turismo, Ciudad Trimilenaria. Está de moda.

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Hi Carmen!
Thank you so much for your information. I've found it very interesting. I was familiar with some part of Isaac Peral's life because, actually, I went to Cartagena last summer on holiday! And I really enjoyed it! Your city is amazing!
But I didn't know that he was about to die because of a shaved off!
I totally agree with you that Isaac Peral hasn't been recognized as it should be (same as it happened with other extraordinary men in our history).
Congratulations on your presentation and I'd be glad to listen more about your city!

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5. Michirones, Exploradores and Crespillos

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Hello Matilde,

I have liked your video about michirones, exploradores and crespillos.

It is always a pleasure to know about traditional Spanish food. so different from one place to another. Although I am not familiar with any of the three dishes, your video has made me feel curiosity for them and I would be delighted to try them when I visit Cartagena.

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Hi, Lourdes! I've enjoyed so much your presentation! Since I've never been there I know nothing about the Easter celebration in Cartagena. I vividly thank you for let me know about that. If you don't mind, there was a word that I couldn't understand, when you was talking about the clothing of the californios, you said "indemocho"? (1:03) As far as I understood is apparently something they use on the head...
And I was also wondering where the marrajos catched those big fish similar to sharks! Was there on the Murcian's coast? So, is there any possibility you came across one of them while swimming over there? Seems scary!
Again, thank you for your beautiful report.
From Madrid, Carolina

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Hello  Fernando!
Congratulations for your video!
I didn't  know anyting about this competition before, thank you so much for the information! Next time I will visit that beatiful  city I will l try to go in April  and  to enjoy the athletic competition  like you.
Thanks you again, Carmen

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Hi Antonio,
I really enjoyed your video!
I loved the story you told about the origins of "El Asiático"! In my case I did know what it is because I have been to Cartagena several times and it is a place I love to visit. I am convinced that the next time I go to this beautiful place, enter a bar and order an "Asiático" I will remember the exact proportions of each of the ingredients and maybe I will try one of their new versions and I wish it will be very soon.
Thank you very much and congratulations for the very interesting video you made!

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Hi Ana! I love your point of view. It is very smart how you value the lifestyle of those years, and I agree with you regarding the quality of life at that time. Your review is really amazing. Well done!!

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Hello Yolanda! I´ve enjoyed so much your speech about owls. I´ve spent magnificient moments with my family in Madrid but I had no idea that there was this type of overnight transportation.It´s very useful and interesting to have this transport throughout the night. In Cartagena, we only have taxis if we want to move after 11 pm.
Congratulations for your work!

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Hello Carolina! It has been a great presentation about Cortylandia. I did not know anything about this and the truth is that with your images you have been able to transport me to the center of Madrid for a brief moment. Some magnificent plans to do at Christmas with the family, I have been to Madrid but I have not had the opportunity to go at Christmas, but definitely... I encourage this plan!

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Hi Iziar.
Your presentation is really interesting, you give a lot of interest facts. I love the use of images and paintings, you can imagine how this place was in the past. I didn’t know almost nothing about this park and its festivity, I had only a general idea. I hope to be able to visit it some day.
Really good job!!

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Hi Cristina.
Congratulations for your nice presentation.
I love Goya and I think is one of the best spanish painters, who shows in fis paintings the reality of that relevant date.
I knew this day and celebration, because I am really interested  about our history and I studied " The 2nd of May", an important historical event at school.
It is really convenient to keep these in mind.
All of us are proud of this event, that you have shown us, in this beatiful way.
Thank you so mucha.

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Congratulations for your work. It is very complete and full of interesting historical details. I am sure it will be worth a guided tour.

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Congratulations for your work. It is plenty of details and pretty original because it is not part of the typical visit to Madrid. No doubt it is a place which worths visited when possible

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Congratulations! You've made such a good job summarising all that information. Thanks to you now Iknow a lot of details about la Casa de Campo and its origin. I've been there once because my in-laws live in Madrid and my family and I visit them at least once a year. It's astonishing how you can find a huge place like this one in the centre of Madrid allowing both tourists and locals to attend and enjoy all the different activities offered. Next time I'll make sure we visit it again.Thank you so much and sorry for being late.

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First of all, sorry Paloma for the delay of replaying you. Telling you the truth my first thought about Carabachel was the first comment of your video about the jail and so on, but I must tell you that my thoughts about Carabanchel have changed since I heard and watched your video.

I think it is good news that Carabanchel is now a reference not only for cultural reasons but also for music scene.

I am not very keen on art but if I have the chance why not to go to the art gallery an enjoy its piece of arts. It sounds attractive!!

Thanks for sharing your place and show me how wrong I was. if I go to Madrid, I will give it a goal.

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Hi Dolores! Thank you so much for your presentation. It’s great.
Although I’d heard about Vista Alegre, I couldn’t imagine how versatile and amazing this place is.
Through your exhibition, I’ve been able to imagine how impressive it must be to attend a gig or a sport event there. So, I hope someday can go.

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9. Tomás and María A friendship story_Carolina Monacci

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9. Tomás and María A friendship story_Carolina Monacci

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Congratulations, a pretty nice presentation, very well documented and summarized. You've taught ne something that I did'nt know previously, even if I'm from the city  and my parent's house was near the Monastery.
For instance, the site of the monastery was a palace, where Felipe II had been living with their sisters an where Juana de Austrua was born.
Good job, I've found it really interesting

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Hello, mate!

It was a great video, I really like the way you recorded all those videos, compiled them and commented on everything!  It is a place full of history where you live! I would love to visit Cartagena someday. You mentioned several hills, but the smallest, "El Molinete," is the one I liked the most, especially for its Roman forum. Monte San Jose is also beautiful one, but it is a pity that it cannot be visited.

My best regards

Sylwester