VIVA MI .CORDOBA .BONITA Y .PRECIOSA🇳🇬🇪🇸

@@adoracionlopez8544 Córdoba blanca y mora :)

I was in Cordoba in October 2019. I visited many white villages and visited many of the main attractions known in the particular area we were in. Cordoba was one of the cities we spent a whole day in. Very beautiful and clean. I too intended on returning in 2020, but covid shut down my plans for two years. I am planning on 2023, and if not, definitely 2024.

Yes, Spain is very clean in most parts. I am happy to see how well they maintain their historical monuments and architecture, even the culture of other ethnicity that once was there.

Yes, do visit. Andalusia, southern Spain is gorgeous. We stayed in Malaga but visited at lease 7 villages in the area. We fanned out on a map and went to the main attractions in that particular area. A lot of driving and walking for sure but well worth it for the experience. I will return in near future. Do come and explore.

And they're mixed with the Arab culture also... believe it or not

Ethnically

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Al Andalus Arabic culture very nice

@@raadr.b.h7440 no. DEUS VULT

@@raadr.b.h7440 In Andalusia there is no Arab culture. Or do you see woman with burqa men with djellaba? In Andalusia people drink wine and eat ham, wich the arabs are forbbiden. In Andalusia there are the greast examples of Christian faith: The Holy Week processions. Leave that obsession of pretending that Spain is linked to you!

Habla español?

Its the other way around!

@@mrn13 yes of course in terms of what influenced what

Cordoba is thousands of years old, I doubt that Puerto Vallarta or Cartagena existed. Also in America you have the custom of saying when you see a Spanish city that it looks like one there. It may be because we founded them, don't you think?

Es justo al revés. Esas ciudades son las que se parecen a Córdoba en España, que fue fundada por los fenicios hace miles de años.

Cordoba was the capital of the second Umayyad state. The matter of Cordoba did not rise except with the advent of the Umayyad prince Abd al-Rahman al-Dakhil to Andalusia, fleeing from the Abbasids, so he seized the reins of affairs in Islamic Andalusia and made Cordoba his capital in the year 756 AD. This was the beginning of the golden age of Cordoba, when it became the capital of the entire Islamic Andalusia and the most important city in the peninsula, and during the reign of Abd al-Rahman al-Dakhil, work began on the Great Mosque of Cordoba, which still stands in the city today. And the rule continued in the hands of the Umayyads from the dynasty of Abd al-Rahman al-Dakhil during this period.

Hi! I filmed it in February 2020. Thanks for watching!

Haha really?

Yes Spanish cities are beautiful /

Spain including Cordoba is Spanish, European and Catholic . Do your ancestors fit in these categories?

Eso es tierra cristiana DEUS VULT

Al Andalus does not exist, except in your dreams. Cordoba is a Spanish, European and Christian city.

but 1,500 years of control and Christianity, it was founded by the Romans, and recovered from by the Spanish

Stop raving! Al Ándalus died, KAPUT . And Spain existed thousands of years before the Muslin invasion.

romana ,judia y cristiana

@@hoosomio no no your History its wrong the name tell you what right is Al Andalus you need can learn spain history in the school and show what right is here open eyes for you (-: al-Andalus (Arabic الأندلس, Central Atlas Tamazight ⴰⵏⴷⴰⵍⵓⵙ Andalus) is the Arabic name for the parts of the Iberian Peninsula that were ruled by Muslims between 711 and 1492. Under constitutional law, al-Andalus was successively a province of the Umayyad Caliphate (711-750) founded by Caliph Al-Walid I. de.m.wikipedia.org ›wiki› Al-And ... al-Andalus - Wikipedia

@@raadr.b.h7440 antes de llegar los musulmanes ya había reinos visigodos CRISTIANOS

@@hoosomio speak english or Arabic I do not understand you read your story right please

@@raadr.b.h7440 hablo español.