Basques in the West
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- You can find more about the documentary at:
www.basquesinthewest.com
Along the banks of the Snake River, through the passes of the Sawtooth Mountains, past the rims of the canyon lands of Southern Idaho, Eastern Oregon, and Northern Nevada, is the story of a people often overlooked in Northwestern history. The Basques have been around for generations in these areas, herding sheep and adding their vibrant culture to the beauty of the land.
The documentary we intend to make features the Basque people, what they have done to add culture and vitality to the west, the sheep industry, and the changes they are having to make to keep tradition alive and their livelihoods sustainable.
I’m descendent of Spanish basque and have been in New Mexico since 1692
big basque country over here
It has been over thirty years since I have heard my grandmother speak English in her Basque accent. The two women at the beginning of this well done video sound just like her. Even the slang is the same. What a gift to hear that melodious sound again. I will forever miss her kindness and her laugh. Thank you for posting this.
This is the sweetest thing I've read all day. Thank you so much for sharing your kind story 🥹❤
What a nice lady and such a terrible experience her mother survived. Franco was a monster.
Boo hoo
Basques are as tough a people as you will ever meet.
I have often wondered about the Basque people. Thank you for this small glimpse into the lives of the American's of Basque descent.
I was not born Basque, I married into a Basque last name. Now, I LOVE everything Basque. Thank you for posting this!!
They're not Basque the real Basque came over in 1492
the basque region in spain is beautiful.
The basque région in Basque Country is beautifull.
@@allande1977 too bad is not a country
@@Jordi_Llopis_i_Torregrosa96 wtf ? 😁
Zelan emoziona deustan "naizu jakin zelan berba eitteun.."entzun dodanean!Aupa Euskaraa!!!Euskara is my mother language and I feel so happy to see that people doesn´'t forget it unless they live outside Euskadi...
Una cultura muy admirable e interesante
en mexico existen muchos vascos
Pancho Villa era de descendencia vasca. Arango Arámbula eran sus apellidos (más vasco imposible)
It's so fulfilling to have found where the Irish originated. Especially my lineage from County Kerry. Wish my Mom could have known.
...and now I understand where my Rh(-) is from also. Wasn't a problem, my husband was O(-) I'm AB(-), I understand t hats a more rare type, and our son got my AB , his Dad use to donate all the time.
Love my Basque Irish !
American born
Are you saying Irish came from basque please explain further and thank you
Basques in the West? the toponym or name of the state Arizona is a Basque word that means "good oak". In a place in Arizona, a Basque named Urrea built a ranch, which he called "the ranch of the good oak", "the good oak" in Basque means "arizona". In that ranch a silver mine was found for which something famous became and his name spread to name the entire area
Beautiful and thanks for sharing
Greetings from the Basque Country
The Basque Country is the cradle of ancient warriors and knights. They are less likely to be immigrated by Portuguese and Mooro people, so they have light skin, red lips, high noses, deep eyes, and look more elegant than other autonomous regions of Spain.
Especially, they are a people with a martial spirit and a princely spirit. Typically, A.Bilbao club never buys players originating outside the Basque country. Real Sosiedas as well as 1 opposing team in each Spanish city are royally sponsored vassals.
The Basque Country and Basque people are so beautiful.
wow. Thank you eternally.
Hi. Thank you for this video💕
I am trying to find out more about my family on my Mother's side.
She is Basque-Irish. I believe her Father and Uncles were brought over as sheep herders. Sadly, my Mother does not speak of the family before her. I would love to learn my Heritage and share it with my children.
The basque accent is very unique
Basques are like that wherever they go!
Firnas is a basque/spanish hero.
He was the first basque/spanish national to fly
well done.
Many of my ancestors were there, Apalateguis, there are more Apalateguis in the USA today than in Spain
forever in my heart
I am French basque ancestors.
Kaixo my brother's the world over! From Idaho!
Allá en el mundo donde me encuentre con un vasco habré encontrado a un hermano.
"That" town was Guernica. There is a famous painting by that name.(Picasso was the artist; you can find copies everywhere; it's representation of the carnage following the PRACTICE BOMBING of the city/town of Guernica; apparently, t he German pilots were instructed to bomb this unarmed town.). The Spanish/French Basque history is fascinating---
And other places I believe....what nice people the Requetes brought with them.
BRENT ,muy buen trabajo con este reportaje, soy vasco, que orgulloso estoy de nuestra gente, nazcan donde nazcan ,un gran saludo y agur.
Very cool.
I am a Filipino guy
And I had Basque blood in both parental sides from Gipuzkoa,Northern Spain.
My paternal ancestors were in Navarrese kingdom of Baztan from Bassano del Grappa ,Provinza di Vicenza with Catalan descendant. And my mother's Bilbao, Viscaya origin of Portuguese maternal origin.
And i am generation of Alvaro de Bazan, a Spanish navy captain of Navarrese royal origin. Now,along to colonize my country by Sebastian del Elcano to Miguel Lopez de Legazpi (who died in Intramuros, Manila) were Basque Conquistadors. And my ancestors were isolated between civil war and rights and independence against Spain like fron Franco Regime of Castillian Republic. Also Catalonia ( Including Allies or my extra ancestors as independence),it will no longer Spanish county or province like Scotland away from England or UK also biggest rival in the history.
Even I related the Byzantine Crusader.
I am spanish.My paternal ancestors were also of Baztán(Navarra).
no you dont
who cares. you are mixed now.
In the 1945 to 2010 i saw this all over Calif and Nevada and Idaho 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
De uzarraga, family came over in 1639
thanks!
Etcheverry is the French version of Echeverria
Ty Rone not really. The french version is Etcheberry. The V never sounds like a B in french.
"The new house".
And Echeverria the spanish version of ETXEBERRIA
@@marcmarc8524 Etcheverry, Etcheverria or Etcheberry, the three of them exist in Iparralde.
my grandma is Muxika my grandpa is Munoz Big Basque Country over here 30% Native Comanche Apache Yaqui
Amerikano euskaldunek oore eta gora zuek. Euskal herritik gogoratzen zaituztegu
🙂↕️🥹🥹I wish to go home one day🙏🙏💜💜
I would also know where I could buy this documentary?
Wow! 😯
5:15 In France, the Basque language has been persecuted and marginalized to the brink of extinction. Luckily, Franco's been six feet under for long and euskera is an official language in today's Spain.
Ma' people.
Wow I loved the documentary!
Zelako ilusiñoa jentie euskeraz eta bere historiagaz gogoratzie eta jakitera eramatie...
By the way, the town that was bombed, was it Gernika or Durango?
Gernika
both of them were bombed
Esan dau bizkaiko euskalkia dala, ez euskara bera dialektua dala...........
Zer da Euskara?.
@@vascoespañol Zer da zer ?
Bizkaitar zintzo eta gogorrak.
I wish I could get rid of the heavenly angel choir. It would be great to HEAR their story.
Flamenco is Andalusian, not "Spanish".
Andalucia is from Spain
@@franciscochacon4319 Spain is only Castilla Y Leon. Ja ja ja...
This must be the cringiest comment I've read in over a decade
@@Jordi_Llopis_i_Torregrosa96 Life is better than you think! Enjoy, free yourself from your gloom.
YOU MEAN, FLAMENCO IS GYPSY, NOT SPANISH.
but bizkaiera is a dialect
I'm NOT Spanish basque. FRENCH