Dahlia Dior in concert with the Emanuel Choir and World Sound Ensemble. Bass- Steve Elphick, Ud- Llew Kiek, Violin- Nick Wales, Flute- Hasan Shanal, Percussion- Peter Kennard, Castanets- Marilyn Schock. Still photos- Tamamo Shimada.
Greeting from Brazil. Beautiful melody . Good rhythm .Congratulations for the singer. she sings and dances. Congratulations to the group of musicians. I subscribe in the channel.
They have asked the Jews to come back to Spain, hold Spanish citizenship if they want to. It is a kind of apology, better late than never, appreciated by many.
With all due respect, that offer was extended more for economic reasons than anything else. It's no coincidence that an analogous law was extended to Latin Americans.
@@happyjellyfish "... ... ... that offer was extended more for economic reasons than anything else. ... ... ... an analogous law was extended to Latin Americans" An analogous law was extended to people of Spanish ancestry, whether Jewish or Republican, whose ancestors were forced to leave Spain due to political or religious motives. The law does not contemplate the financial situation or social class of the descendants. So, you're wrong.
@@odalrich I saw an interview on YT with a Spanish civil servant who said they had to prove their lineage to receive Spanish citizenship. I'm Jewish, but not Sephardic. I thought this offer was ridiculous. Is it an apology? No. An opportunity to rewrite history? Too little, too late. Is it going to change anything? Bring back those who died merely because Ferdinand and Isabella hated us? I'm sure there are haters who were up in arms about this.
@@imisstoronto3121 By having to prove your lineage means that you have to prove that your ancestors were Sephardic, ie your ancestors were forced to leave the Spanish kingdoms. The same law applies to the descendents of the Spanish Republicans forced to quit Spain after the Civil War.
