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♪ >> man wearing black shirt: it started in 1898 more than 100 years ago, most of the christians were being persecuted by the tuts, so there was an exodus of christians leaving syria. they boarded their ships from beirut, and as long as it was heading west they thought they were going to america. many of our parents landed in trinidad and thats when we started. thats the first generation. >> anthony: just outside port of spain, bay shore is one of the priciest neighborhoods in the country. im ...

>> anthony: who cooks rotates between members, tonight its pablo. the menu, diced raw tuna, grilled prawns with green sauce. >> aitor: have you noticed that we dont like herbs or spices at all. >> antonio: nothing, we dont. >> aitor: so the most we use is parsley. of course garlic and onion all the way. because people have the idea if you add many spices and herbs to something that you are cooking here, you might be suspicious that maybe theyre not so fresh. >> anthony: right. >> pablo: you want...

That there was a little less pressure about talking basque, because a lot of people were coming from paris, from a big town for retirement, were losing the basque language. >> anthony: do we drink spanish wine do we drink french wine? we drink french wine. >> marielle: french wine. >> anthony: good. ♪ >> anthony: were in the town of ahetze at la ferme ostalapia. marielle gurtner was born and in spanish basque country but raised in france. >> marielle: weve got a very good quality of life here....

Delicious, delicious things generally located near one another so you can easily and very pleasurably go out for whats called a "poteo", a bar crawl. grazing for the specialties of each place. >> ele: buenas! i would like, we start with a little bit of beer what do you think? >> anthony: yeah. >> elena: eh, not too much because we are going to another place. welcome! gabriella! >> anthony: gabriella rinelli has worked closely with both arzaks for years and is considered a leading authority on th...

>> arzak: there werent any books written in basque or anything. everything was from mouth to ear. >> gabriella: right in here. ♪ >> anthony: nice. oh, okay. yeah i figured were not walking by here. >> anthony: ganbara, my favorite place. i come here every time like a heatseeking missile. >> gabriella: this is where youll find juan marie on every sunday. >> anthony: this is the first place anyone ever brought me in san sebastian. >> gabriella: really? >> anthony: yes. >> anthony: iberico ham wi...

Know that since the first time i came here i feel like hes looked after me like a father, hes been a loyal and good friend and supporter and i want him to know i appreciate him. [ speaking spanish ] >> arzak: as if i were his father. >>nthony: i mean hes only 14 years older than me but. [ speaking spanish ] >> arzak: not too much, eh? >> anthony: no, you could be my older brother. >> arzak: yes, yes, this, its better i am the big brother. >> gabriella: yes, big brother. >> arzak: not the father....

>> edorta: so different. >> irati: theres more landscape now the sea went further into the land. >> edorta: maybe some houses like three or four there but the other ones wasnt there. the church wasnt there. there was a small church maybe. that mountain, houses watching to the sea was impossible. >> anthony: all the traditional houses were pointed inland? >> irati: yeah. before the industrial revolution with no heating systems -- >> anthony: right, the wind would come in. >> irati: you couldnt af...

Sink, if you fall overboard you die. >> xavier: you die. >> anthony: if the boat capsizes you die. >> xavier: everybody dies. you have to tote that whale to the land, rowing, a 60 ton whale. >> anthony: 60 tons? >> xavier: 60 tons metric, you know is like big. >> anthony: so what happens if everything goes well? >> xavier: well you become very rich. [ laughter ] >> anthony:this place is the famous elkano in the seaside village of getaria, a place known and loved by chefs all over the world for w...

Discovered america and didnt tell anyone. >> xavier: thats right. >> anthony: and who would they tell? >> xavier: well they didnt want to attract the attention of other fishermen, thats the reason. so, you see the maritime official history has been written by kings that wanted to claim something you know like, like this is mine, this is mine and i want everybody to know that. fishermen they did the opposite thing. thats why now the psychologists are finding evidences of our past and thats very i...

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