Cuanta emoción me dio hallar este increíble documental. Ver a amigos, familia y afectos que ya no están. Vivir en esta tierra donde vinieron a luchar mis antepasados es motivo de orgullo. Gracias Archivo Prisma por este gran aporte.

@juliansanchez1769

Жыл бұрын

A Taid y Nain como se los extraña, ya no hay gente así.

Emocionantes imágenes, la música todo...

@paodb8069

3 жыл бұрын

Ay sii . me habia olvidado de esa musica. Q nostalgia q tristeza me da. Mi viejo miraba ese programa.

Me encantó algún día iré a visitar; espero que siga así.

Lástima el error del final, ya que el coro que aparece no es el que dice el locutor sino el Coro de la Municipalidad de Tres de Febrero, dirigido por la profesora Susana Galimberti.

Me emocioné!! Estuve en Gaiman hace poco!! Me llegó profundamente la historia personal y colectiva de los galeses y de cada inmigrante!!

The Scottish, Welsh and Irish are always going to be well received, who can bring culture, work, food to this region of Argentina, but not as a British community serving England.

@mSherylyn

Жыл бұрын

Worst comment I’ve seen. As a welsh and BRITISH Patagonian, I find this quite offensive. All of my family members were from Wales, Scotland and England, all the ships sailed from Liverpool to Patagonia.. and you can check this in the Red book record. We weren’t just welsh. Being British doesn’t mean being English. And Being English as an immigrant, doesn’t equal to being or acting the same as your country’s politicians. We settled in Patagonia when it wasn’t divided between countries. We weren’t immigrants to Argentina, so please consider that a very important fact. We voted for Argentina in 1902, to remain inside as a colony and they gave up the land claim for us before 1865, but later claimed it again in 1881 removing the land granted for the colony. Y wladfa was and will keep being a British colony, and majority welsh. With immigrants from all over the British former nations. Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Cornwall, Brittany, England and North America. Without them, we wouldn’t be Patagonians. Our culture doesn’t exist in wales, because many things evolved here thanks to our diversity and immigration culture. The importance of our colony was to take back the name BRITISH stolen by the English, to keep our Brythonic language alive, welsh. *which eventually depended on English too, and sadly, later on Spanish) our customs, our religion (Protestant diversity and Anglican chapels), our political ideology (liberal), our food and other customs which many evolved due to the presence of other immigrants. Now we are in Argentina they took over all these important goals we settled as a colony. I dislike how Argentina had to group all of us and our culture as welsh, but that’s only in the Spanish language, because our language has other names for it. It’s had how they did that to assimilate us and avoid saying the presence and history of other people and groups like the English were also in the south. New bay, Port Desire.. they have also changed the name of our towns. They did the exact same thing the English did back in wales, so I’m not sure if they both, the argies and the sais aren’t like cousins..

La histria de la Forestal la borraron o la censuraron.

Cómo se llama el tema en minuto 3.05

@christiangatti8549

4 жыл бұрын

Revelation del músico Kitaro

Cómo se llama la musica

@79simonete

4 жыл бұрын

historia de la argentina secreta tarrago.ros

@eduardoramonbrauer1618

4 жыл бұрын

@@79simonete gracias Luciano

3:05

3:5

Ame el ante final Xd

Acá los esperaban Fontana ? Ni éramos territorios no estaba Fontana !! Están mal indormados.