Flamenco Spanish Guitar - Join me in Ronda, Andalusia, Spain

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Oct 21, 2023
This is my 10th Chapter: Let me take you to Ronda, a Spanish City in the province of Malaga. The Andalusian Community's history goes back to the Roman Empire, that was taken over by the Muslim domination until it was finally recaptured by the Catholic Monarchs in 1485. Ronda was divided by the Tajo gorge until the Puento Nuevo bridge was built in 1751. Join me, as some of the most beautiful Flamenco Spanish Guitar music plays, and let's take a walk through this historic town in Spain. May you truly enjoy the sights, the beauty of the Flamenco dance, and the City of Ronda which this video highlights.

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