Everyone called him Paquito. He was the third child of five, born in 1892. His father was a bohemian – a drinker and a gambler. Growing up in
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Everyone called him Paquito. He was the third child of five, born in 1892. His father was a bohemian – a drinker and a gambler. Growing up in
A few weeks ago, for my birthday, Morena and I walked across Collserola. That’s the big natural park outside Barcelona. We took the Way of Saint James – you
Christmas is in the air! Are you ready? It’s time to get into the holiday spirit, but if you’re new to Spain, you might be a bit lost
Hey hey! It’s time for another roundup of Spanish news stories I find interesting. Spanish politics is going through quite a difficult moment, with Pedro Sánchez losing support
Last week I was in Phoenix. My home town, out in the Arizona desert. (Or, more accurately, on the northern edge of the Sonoran Desert.) It was my
Living abroad is an eye-opening experience. A guy like myself — coming from a place in the US that’s not very cosmopolitan, not incredibly exciting, and not super
So there I was, standing by the side of the highway. Hands on my head, sweating through my t-shirt, and getting a pat-down from a burly officer of
Last Monday my lawyer messaged me. “I thought you should see this…” he said. I opened the PDF he’d sent, and my heart fluttered as I skimmed the
Who are some famous Spanish people? Good question. Back during the Great Recession, there was a lot of worry about Spain’s failed attempts to market itself internationally. And
Spain is re-arming. Or at least so they say. This week’s political scandal here in Spain involves 15 million bullets that the government recently ordered from Israel. The