Basque are really good people my opinion some of the best

I live in Alaska and I started following your channel after I had to do a report on the basque language at my University. I also just found out that my neighbor who is around 60 years old was born in America, but his parents were from Gipuzkoa. Funny how that happened. Thank you for sharing your journey in spreading Basque culture to the world.

@HellaBasque

3 жыл бұрын

Small world! Thank you for your kind comment :)

@user-je1kn8xi6s

3 жыл бұрын

@@HellaBasque So you think that rh negative bloodline isn't special? Considering only 15 % of the world population is rh negative? And that the highest concentration comes from the basque region? And that scientists and doctors have no clue where that bloodline actually comes from, also they actually referred to negative blood as alien. Ok then.

@israelchavarria4006

2 жыл бұрын

@@HellaBasque OMG you are an exotic beautiful basque girl. Take care please.

People from Madrid that I worked with told me that I wouldn't enjoy my trip to the Basque Country as the people are unfriendly. It was the complete opposite. Some people in certain areas of Spain obviously have pre-conceptions of Basque people based on conjecture/hearsay which just aren't true. The same thing exists here in the UK, between English/Scottish/Welsh people and the North/South divide etc.

@jesuselpoderdelapalabra7693

3 жыл бұрын

That's just a lie. There's absolutely nothing unfriendly about us. I can accept we're a little less open at the beginning than people from the south, for example, but just that. In fact, I'd dare say we're the most hospitable people in the whole of Spain if you get to know us a little. As for Madrid, for God's sake, nobody's really from Madrid, are they? . Lol.

@adrianelice9871

3 жыл бұрын

From my experience lots of basques are scared shitless of Madrid for historical reasons

@NahikariUrien

3 жыл бұрын

@@jesuselpoderdelapalabra7693 i couldn't agree more, I'm from Donosti and I'm the first accepting that on first sight I seem a little bit rude but that's because I'm shy and tend to be serious and all that but once I feel more comfortable with the person and I have confidence, all that changes and usually I'm told that I'm very friendly soooo yeahhh, we are good and trustworthy people 🤗

@gumarks_

2 жыл бұрын

As a guy from near Donosti I can confirm you that, although we may not be as open as other Spanish people at first, we are really welcoming and friendly people once you get to know us. Of course, it all depends on the person too, you can find really open people over here, as well as people who may need a little more time to grow confidence with a person they've just met. But, all in all, we always end up being really friendly people!

@akiram6609

Жыл бұрын

That reminds of the time I told my Welsh friend that I was interested in visiting Scotland. She warned me not to go since the Scottish people were very unfriendly.

Resistance to oppression is NOT terrorism.

I think the misconception that bothers me the most is that of "alien origin" I have no idea how that came to be, but I've had many say that.

When traveling in Euskadi ("Spanish" side of the border), I never had a more friendly and welcoming encounter with a general group of people during any of my western world travels. People were super accommodating and open with me. I didn't even pull my "Basque genetics and last name card". They mostly just saw me as North American 1st Nations. Still super cool to me.

I'm watching a video on the Basque settlers in Puerto Rico and see your name; "Hella Basque"! 😂 Love it! And your first "misconception" is word for word what's said about New Yorkers, that we're rude, but those who are actually are as hospitable as anyone else. Oh, and for Puerto Ricans, "pinchos" are meat on a stick (pork, chicken, etc...).

I lived in Bilbao and the people were definitely warm and friendly.

Awesome Job Young Lady 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

We travelled to Basque Country and Spain from the USA and visited a small town called Gatika in Basque Country. They were very nice people and very hospitable. Food was amazing. I being hispanic and fluent in Castilian had very nice interactions with them. We are visiting Boise this August and am looking forward to explore the Basque market! My ancestry dna test says I'm 1% Basque. I am also RH negative. lol

Hope we can see you in the Basque Country! Love you, for spreading awarness❤️🤍💚

@HellaBasque

3 жыл бұрын

Hope to be back one day!

Thank You, I enjoy learning about the Basques.

@HellaBasque

3 жыл бұрын

Then you've come to the right place!

Many Spaniards still don't know what the difference between pintxos and tapas is. There are two main differences: pintxos are always paid for whereas tapas usually aren't. The other is that a pintxo can get to be a masterpiece in terms of gastronony. A tapa is just some food on a slice of bread.

@igorokinamujika2073

3 жыл бұрын

I dont know if thats entirely correct. In my town the "pintxo pote" is quite popular, and it involves free "pintxo"-s.

@jesuselpoderdelapalabra7693

3 жыл бұрын

@@igorokinamujika2073 I assume you're from the Basque Country too, then. I've never heard pintxo-pote anywhere else.

@juanangm95

3 жыл бұрын

Assuming that a tapa can't be an interesting gastronomical creation also sounds like a misconception to me, and a bit chauvinistic tbh. I recommend you to go to good tapas places in traditional tapas hotspots next time you travel around Spain.

@igorokinamujika2073

3 жыл бұрын

@@juanangm95 I agree. As far as I know, the "pintxo-pote" custom was inspired by the tapas of Granada. I've been there and tried those tapas and I dont think they are inferior to ours in any way. Well, maybe they are cheaper in price (specially compared to the prices of posh Donostia) but thats obviously an advantage.

@juanangm95

3 жыл бұрын

@@igorokinamujika2073 Yes, I am from Granada and even though it's true that the cheap bars in the university areas don't make very high quality food, the tapas and raciones in many old town bars can be really good and incorporate influences from many cuisines into their Andalusian background. I've only been to the Basque Country once and I loved the pintxos, but I didn't see them as "superior".

Why not...They are unique..mysterious...I think thats a nice quality...you have a pleasant voice.

Seems that ireland and the basque country has many paralells 1 split between two countries UK northern ireland and republic of ireland/ireland 2 IRA and ETA 3 Basque Pelota and gaelic games(especially handball)

@adrianelice9871

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed. A documentary on ETA and its dissolution discusses IRA similarities

@aitana7831

3 жыл бұрын

Funny you say that: my Basque grandfather married my half-Irish grandmother lol. I guess they sensed that connection haha.

@galoglaich3281

3 жыл бұрын

@@aitana7831 The people in europe that irish people are closest genetically are supposed to be the basques..In contrast we share nearly nothing in terms of genetics with mainland celtic people ,we apparently became culturally celtic through trade not blood

@michaelroche3915

2 жыл бұрын

Ireland has the second highest Rh negative percentages after Basques.

@MiloManning05

10 ай бұрын

@@michaelroche3915 I wonder why that may be 😂😂

I thought I'd share this pleasant encounter I had with a Basque family from Spain, because why not. I was in charge of a turnstile at Disneyland Paris, and as that family came up I heard the kids speak Spanish, so I spoke to them in Spanish. While the kids and mother were going through, the father looked somewhat annoyed. As he finally walked through, he said, "eskerrik asko," to which I quickly and very naturally replied, "ez horregatik." He stopped dead in his tracks, turned around, and extended his hand to shake mine. He looked both surprised and elated. Moments after he left, I saw him catch up to his wife. He told her something, then they both turned to look at me, so I waved and shouted "agur!" They waved back, with a huge smile on their faces. It made my day. Indians take me for one of their fellowmen, so I'm pretty sure the father didn't expect me to know any Euskara. I don't know why he looked annoyed and said thank you in Basque, but I suspect that there's a link there.

@dubmait

2 жыл бұрын

If his kids were speaking Spanish he should have no reason to be annoyed at you speaking Spanish to them. Anyway it's nice that you could speak basque to him

@kalifatokata

10 ай бұрын

He was a basque supremacist, have no doubt, I know the type.

As a Spaniard from Cantabria (neighbor region from Vizcaya), I think some basques were rude like oh you are spanish so we dont like you, but most of the ones I met were friendly and nice. I also find then very spotive and respectful with nature, as my prejudices. As a joke I always say at the top of the mountains you always find a german and a basque 😅

The fact is BASQUE ARE different genetically because of LONG isolation from the outer world. This small gene pool is like what Sicily and Samoa faces, where certain genes are more pronounced. And it COMPLETELY explains the language that matches with nothing else.

Always look forward to your discussions on basque culture. Did your followers emphasize anything related to basque female and male names? I always found the pronunciation, spelling, and meaning to be unique.

@jesuselpoderdelapalabra7693

3 жыл бұрын

Most Basque names have a meaning, and now that I come to think about it, they very much remind me of Indian names in western films. Nerea means 'mine', Hodei means cloud and, funnily enough is used for both boys and girls, Maite means love, Itsaso means sea, and so on.

@adanmizura

3 жыл бұрын

@@jesuselpoderdelapalabra7693 Thanks for elaborating and providing some context! The characteristics are fascinating when I think about it!

@jesuselpoderdelapalabra7693

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

I always have wanted to learn Euskera, just out of curiosity for the language. Then some years ago I did a DNA test and 35 % happened to come from Spain. I'm from the south of Mexico, so there's nothing strange about it. Then a couple of weeks ago I started investigating my father's second last name, Garduza, and it happens to come from Bizkaia. Then I hear you saying there's a lot of negative rh blood there. Well, my blood is A-. This just makes me keep wondering if I really have Basque ancestors. And I really keep wanting to learn the language.

@HellaBasque

3 жыл бұрын

That's so cool, seems like the coincidences are definitely adding up

@mikellopez5041

3 жыл бұрын

si, tienes antepasados vascos, practicamente toda europa tiene antepasados vascos porque es el pueblo mas antiguo de europa y en realidad el área de influencia de la lengua/cultura que dio lugar a lo que hoy es el euskera ocupó gran parte de europa hace 10.000, 7.000 años. Es teoría todavía sin demostrar pero esta pegando por ahí la genética y la toponimia

@mikellopez5041

3 жыл бұрын

por otro lado, mucho mas recientemente, antes de la conquista de américa y las migraciones de los siglos XV, XVI, XVII... fue la conquista de la península a los musulmanes y fue de norte a sur, empezando por Navarra, así que las migraciones en la peninsula en los siglos XIII, XIV, XV, XVI fueron de norte a sur

If I met someone who'd love to be Basque, I'd not advise him/her to make DNA or blood group tests, I'd tell him/her: learn Euskara! Basically, a Basque person is a Basque speaker, it's what Euskaldun (ie. Basque person, in Basque) means.

@bideni408

3 жыл бұрын

Not, a tribe can call themselves "the tree hunging men", but not all tree hunging nen are for their tribe. Say "all people that live there or speak lenguage" of some people/nation/tribe is member is stealing their udentity, roots, history, is the most brutal form of genocide and culture destruction. One people isnt one lrnguage or one land, its many sicio cultural etnic characteristics. Please, dont destroy worlds nations, resoect, learn, admire, but dont STEAL THE NAME.

@gerald4013

3 жыл бұрын

@@bideni408 I was just giving a fact. "Basque person" is "euskaldun(a)" in Basque, and this word means "the one who has Basque language". It's just a fact.

@bideni408

3 жыл бұрын

@@gerald4013 Yea, i just write this because there is 50 years stealing the basque identity by those who says that " there is not such basque people or nation, being basque is only administrative juristiction",and we are "soo open" tgat colaborated in this, basque people is dissapearing, young basques only known few topics about their people and mayority of basque youngs (true basques, not youngs simply living here with know the lenguage, history, without native parents etc....) arent even capable of maintain an conversation in basque.

@gerald4013

3 жыл бұрын

@@bideni408 What's the relationship between what I wrote and what you answered?

@revampedrevalution

2 жыл бұрын

My DNA test says nothing about language speakers however, it does say I am 35% Basque.

Hello, as a basque descendand from the Caribbean isles I salute you! May we all one day find each other and discover our common inefable heritage!

LOL correct!!!!

I am looking for my father who is from Soraluze in Gipuzkoa and a brother in San Sebastián. Does anyone know groups/have contacts there that could help me?

Kristonaiz! (You"re great!)

@bassajaunovich2497

3 жыл бұрын

Kristona haiz or Kristona zara, you said I am Christ 😅

@LarruSketch

3 жыл бұрын

@@bassajaunovich2497 Horri deitzezaio "Laburdura kolokiala", ze hire subkonszientziak bestea entzuten badu jajaajaja latz

@bassajaunovich2497

3 жыл бұрын

@@LarruSketch ostia!! Oantxe harrapo! 😅😅 Barkayazu

@bassajaunovich2497

3 жыл бұрын

@@LarruSketch eztet bestia ulertu, zea pentsau noan, hau mutil hau nahastau eindda

@LarruSketch

3 жыл бұрын

@@bassajaunovich2497 Ulertze haut. Ingelesez esanahia jarri izanda ere, euskaraz irakurtzean, ahotsaren doinurik gabe, hala ere uler daiteke ta! Diot "aaaa" luzatua dekela gakoa

I am basque and I have more in common with a Castilian from Burgos or a Cantabria than with a basque from France, culturally and on a day to day basis.

Kaitxo. I just discovered your channel. You do great work. I see you aren't putting vids on currently. I hope all is well in your life.

@isamukim1693

7 ай бұрын

I think you mean «kaixo», kaitxo is a brand of chocolate 😅

@basquo2

7 ай бұрын

@@isamukim1693 No, I am correct. My family is from Bizcaya. I guess you don't know that Basque has seven original dialects besides the new one. Both spellings are correct, but from different provinces of the Basque country.

I hold the title of Basque Warrior, that really comes with my showing a bottle

the Basques are the first to do whaling as a commercial enterprise which gave them a very wealthy economy and when other countries started to do whaling. the Basque whalers where sort after for there knowledge.

Basque are special, one of the oldest ethnic groups in Europe, Rh negative highest rate. I can tell that Basque people are very smart, very independent with a strong identity.

@Leslie19661

24 күн бұрын

I just started getting into this today. I’ll be 58 in June. I’m RH-Negative and read about this so I thought I’d come check it out. I think I’ll be doing a Deep Dive into this one. 😃

@Leslie19661

24 күн бұрын

Sorry didn’t relate my blood type correctly. Rh-A Negative. I’m curious to know so much more. 😀

Hello! I'm a Urquidez who lives in the US. I traveled to Markina-Xemein to explore my roots. I was wondering if you know of any Urquidez still living in the area. I did see multiple graves with Urquidez names, but that is all I can find. Thanks! Love your channel!

I wouldn't say that the burnt cheesecake is from Donosti hahah, in Bizkaia at least is popular too :)

@stephenreeds3632

2 жыл бұрын

Have been travelling and staying in Vizkaya for nearly 30 years and have never come across Basque burnt cheesecake. My wife is half Basque and neither had she. The first time we ate it was round the corner in a restaurant in Liverpool!

General Franco declared Spanish as official Spain language. Euskara and Catalan were prohibited. (Jail and Fines for speakers ) That setting lead to independentist Basque movements as well as ETA birth, with the notion to preserve their cultural roots and language, the oldest in Europe. Bad chapter for both sides now settled and hopefully forgiven yet another one with profound implications in modern Spain rich cultural history.

Misconception: Euskadi has two cities: San Sebastián and Bilbao. There is a third city called Vitoria Gasteiz wich is the capital of the basque Country. Vitoria is Global Green Capital!

We Basque are more than 'just people'.

Hardest thing to say to a basque person is hello. After that it's easy.

@michaelroche3915

2 жыл бұрын

Speak their language and that changes everything.

Well, just some points being a Basque from Hegoalde: We are not rude or cold, but cautious, we are helpfull. We have a history that enforces us to be carefull Pintxos are not a meal. You eat them in between the meals as en appetizer or when going out to kill the hunger before going dinner or supper Like you well say we are neither French nor Spanish. We are Basques. The last independent basque Part (Navarre) south of the Pyrennes conquered by Spain in 1512. The north got assimillated by France in 1612.

9:00 Just in case, being independentist doesn't mean you supported ETA. Most of those who want independence (myself included) are agains't the violence of ETA. I don't think you wanted to imply that in the video but some migh misundertand things this way. Regarding this topic that we are all terrorist, I have heard from a lot of people that some folks around Spain and even Catalonia (don't want to offend fellow catalan independentists) think most of us carry guns in the streets. I've never heard this first hand, so take it with a grain of salt, but I've been told about it by many people of diverse age and condition. In any case, no, we don't (nor can legally) carry guns. Only some of the policeman carry them. In any case, the ETA thing is quite complex and controversial, and there are lots of political interests (from all sides) involved in it, so I would suggest to avoid it if possible as it usually leads to very heated discussions in the comments which led to nowhere.

@catnaz

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Igor, totally agree with you. The ETA situation it's just part of the violence issue and to try to just focus on ETA/Basque/violence it's not right. The different Spanish governments have had very clear and serious implications and are absolutely not as innocent as history portrays them. Regarding Basque DNA, Ancestry.com does include Basque DNA in its results. And yes, DNA results are not scientifically accurate, but in my wife and my cases, we pretty much knew the results that we got from Ancestry.com, they match... including some Basque DNA for me. You all have an awesome day. From Finnmark, with Ikurrina and estelada flying in our garden :-)

@igorokinamujika2073

3 жыл бұрын

@@catnaz I've heard about Ancestry.com before. I migh try it someday, just out of curiosity. In our case, our origins are quite clear. A cousin of mine did an historical research of the Okina family and he reached as back as the XVI century, just to found that our ancerstor lived two towns away from where we live today (and the towns in Gipuzkoa are very close to each other). I guess thats quite boring compared to most of colonist descendants of the American continent.

Did I write this here? In Spain they have joke that says that Basques can have surgery without anesthesia... It is a joke, of course..

I moved one month ago to Donosti and it’s been a amazing experience so far! Only other generalization that I have heard from my female friends is that basque girls are kind of rude and so that is imposible to get a basque girlfriend been latín. True or false?

@HellaBasque

3 жыл бұрын

Ahhh this question has been debated in my social media accounts and I made a video about it: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pZeZq9Kpfs6oh6g.html Some say it's true, while some Basque women tell me it's the men who are the problem. haha so good luck figuring that one out!

I want to know more about the original gypsy thing

@RS-ln3ns

Жыл бұрын

THEN, YOU'RE WATCHING THE WRONG CHANNEL. YOU NEED TO GO TO A CHANNEL, WHERE THERE ARE VIDEOS WHICH WILL GIVE YOU INFORMATION ABOUT GYPSIES.

Hello Anne. If you ask somebody from Sevilla we are cold and private. If you ask somebody from London, we are temperamental very warm and very friendly.

If your Spanish speaking in the U.S. how do you find out if your Basque?

@RoxanneM-

2 жыл бұрын

Ask your parents and grandparents. They might and should know.

My dad was born in Puerto Rico, his last name is Echevarria and my blood type is O Negative. My mother was born in North-East Argentina (Corrientes), I have her last name. I don't know what to think -- how would I know if I have Basque ancestry? My appearance (hair, eyes, nose, skin coloring) is very similar to yours, Anne-Marie. Oh, one more thing: I also have a degree in Sociology! : )

@mikellopez5041

3 жыл бұрын

Echevarria, (casa nueva, casanova), es apellido vasco, apunta a bizkaia porque no dices Etcheverry, ni Echeberri, ni etseberri, echeBARRIA,... es un apellido muy popular

@stephenreeds3632

2 жыл бұрын

Does it matter? Aren't you just you?

Impossible to bracket a "people". I have spent a lot of time in Vizkaya...my wife is half Basque.... and we now have a flat there. Some of them do consider themselves a v special people and superior to others and yet have a sceptical attitude to themselves. They've accepted me from day one. My only bug bear is, when you have a drink you don't get a tapas with it, unlike Asturias and Galicia. Basques are tight!

It's probably difficult with different ethnic groups

I was scoffing about the blood thing, and then you said negative blood and O type and my O- ass got weirdly excited for a reason. I can see why people believe it when it can help with a sense of belonging lol

@edstar83

Жыл бұрын

Fun fact: an RH negative mother's body rejects her own child if it's blood type is RH positive.

Diana Troy, Marina sirtis, accused me of being a terrorist when we met. Fortunately it turned out to be a decent conversation 👌.

I'm Basque heritage my DNA R1b-M167

The expert 🙈😂

I guess she forgot to mention that!!!

Wellll.....the Basque have very beautiful daughters...and one of them is my wife....BUT....while in Baskonia...they are not very friendly, certainly not rude....but not " lovingly friendly" ....even if you are a Basque descendant enthusiastically and joyfully visiting the land of your forebears...me thinks....

American Basques not as Socialist as European Basques.

7:06 Recent research by Cullife and Koch puts out a new hypothesis about the migration of the Celts from the West, it is the Atlantic Ocean, and not the East (Hallstatt, La Tène). There's an interesting conference by Prof. Gonzalo Ruiz Zapatero about this subject.

@macarde10

Жыл бұрын

Rubbish which has nothing to do with the basque. Theories are based upon science not pseudo science hogwash.

@dieguzki

Жыл бұрын

@@macarde10 I meant a new hypothesis, your indisputable Majesty of the sect of Scientism.

@macarde10

Жыл бұрын

Typical pseudo science response. Can’t help but notice you didn’t cite any of this recent research. I wonder why.

@dieguzki

Жыл бұрын

@@macarde10 Typical arrogant response from someone who 1) Can't speak Spanish and have no clue about Spanish-speaking researchers and anything else that isn't Eurocentrist/American, 2) Can't see beyond their noses and beyond official "Science". Life is two days, DYOR leave me alone and post your comment somewhere else, you may be discovered and get published by a leading"Science"magazine.

@macarde10

Жыл бұрын

@@dieguzki that’s a cute interpretation of an individual trying to redirect from their own desire to appropriate the cultures of others, while in fact pushing a view that science stops at the borders of the United States and European countries. I especially like that you assume that others do not speak multiple languages. Focusing on my supposed inability to speak another language will not negate what I stated before. Still nothing to cite? Well I guess there must not exist any legitimate research as you claim. Thank you for proving my point. Claiming that which is not, will never make it so. I guess now we know why you deflect and distract rather than respond to what is requested. I’m sure your next response will only get angrier and morph into name calling. It’s always the same with pseudoscience pushers. :)

Baietz Zergatik ez duzu itxura/pictures gehiago ezartzen zure videoetan? Zure burua baizik ez da ageri (ez dut erraiten itsusia zirela) baina azkenean irrati/radio emankizun bat iduri du ...barkatu..kontseilñu bat baizik ez da.. (hango zozo batek)

are you ethnically basque?

@HellaBasque

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

Basques: The oldest Europeans. The psychic Edgar Cayce, said the Basques were the original real people of Atlantis.

@macarde10

Жыл бұрын

Only in the mind of pseudo science pushing individuals such as yourself.

Las vascas son del terror. Lo se por mi madre y mis hermanas.

Stubborn is well deserved.The frechies don't have the anger issues the south has.After many years away.A basque family understood my family instantly.D.n.a might create the same culture,no matter where it goes.we have that in our blood.Mexicans think you are trying to be something that you are not,when you just look at your family tree.I am down with being native too.It makes me a very angry baby.

Y dna Haplogroup R1b has been recovered from several pre - neolithic dna samples from Spain, Italy, to Romania . Basques men carry the highest proportion of this haplogroup anywhere on planet Earth, meaning Basques descend directly from these hunter-gatherers. So you can take all of these other abstract theories and conclusions reached about Basque origins, however compelling they may seem, and quash them.

Uhh do siblings even have 99% of the same DNA 🧬?? 🤨 wtf that’s beyond inbreeding

Are the Basque women beautiful?

@noleeresto7339

3 жыл бұрын

Yes mate

@stephenreeds3632

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of them are, but ALL of them have character which I think is far more important.

@kalifatokata

10 ай бұрын

They unfortunately on average are amongst the ugliest in Spain, but that is not a real issue there area a lot of nice looking women.

Sorry. You didn’t mention it , basque people have two heads and three legs, they speak through the ears and breath an alien gas unknown to Homo sapiens. Of course basque are the only people with a history of their own, unlike the rest of humans. They’re so special that they wrote the Holly Bible and Jesus was one of them.

@allande1977

2 жыл бұрын

She wonders about her origins. She is the descendant of a small people who have remained in the shadow of history. It's easier for you to boast of your ancestors ... since they must have civilized the whole world ...

@antoniootero-unbuencaminan7840

2 жыл бұрын

@@allande1977 Since you don’t choose your ancestors, neither you choose your country or your language, it seems out of place boosting or showing off. Wondering about your origins is a well known American desease. Children have fantasies about mythical parents. Any language, any people have a history of their own. Trying to implement a taxonomic priority criteria based on time, economy , territory, population or…you name it, it is at the end of the day a xenophobic, racist, and presumptuous point of view. Research about a culture or a language does not need a personal accounting.

@allande1977

2 жыл бұрын

@@antoniootero-unbuencaminan7840 You generalize. You base it on your experience, your impressions, your beliefs. That doesn't mean you have THE truth about it. The little Basque world that I know, the one that fights daily to preserve its language, its traditions, its way of life is undoubtedly open to the world, to foreigners, to others. He thirsts for exchange, knowledge and mixtures. He is connected to his roots, so as not to die, and looks to the future. He wants to find his place with everyone else. Respectfully, positively.

She doesn't look Basque at all. Her Spanish accent is off. And to call her people terrorists without knowing the reason why they did what they do nor the historical context. She ain't full Basque. Look at old videos of Basques and you will see