That s a plateful of perfect happiness. zack: good tapa, huh? anthony: that s right, tapas come from here. and this is still one of the few places in spain where they re free. all you have to do is keep drinking. zack: you can sit here all day, just ordering a couple drinks and anthony: right, no rush. i plan on spending some time here. red wine ordered, tripe s to follow. tender, spicy, delicious tripe. zack: sun, plaza, guts. pretty good. fuen: hello. hello. you re , no? anthony: not too long ago, before zack basically defected to spain, he met fuen. the next thing you know, he s living here, part of an extended andalusian family, eating the ham, drinking the wine, living the life of the spanish dandy, in freaking granada, no less. classically, culturally speaking, do you want a sensitive, nice, caring, thoughtful guy? fuen: well, it depends on the woman first. but usually we look for this kind of person that we know he will protect us. anthony: from what?
Many of them older than anyone even remembers. spanish gypsies or gitanos have lived here in caves-turned-homes like this for hundreds of years. [ man speaking spanish ] [ singing and clapping ] crowd: aley! aley! anthony: they call this a juerga, an informal, intimate, and spontaneous performance. what jazz musicians might recognize as a jam session. alicia: this is it, granada, the only place in the world where you get to see real flamenco in a cave. anthony: alicia, like just about pretty much everyone in granada, is an aficionado. [ curo speaking spanish ] [ singing ] anthony: our host, curo, is a poet, historian, and a patriarch of the gitano community here an icon of the flamenco world. gitano, a gypsy traveler or roma people are more embraced by the culture here than most other places in europe. alicia: well, we have our own
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How drunk can you get here? don t you feel like a little guilty, like, getting really drunk here? pedro: yeah, of course. anthony: whoa, uh, morcilla? pedro: morcilla. anthony: oh, this is one of my favorite things. pedro: this is your favorite things? anthony: ever. yes. pedro: try it. it s amazing. anthony: gaze away disapprovingly all you like, jeebus. i am happy now. overlooking granada, the hillside of sacromonte is riddled with caves. many of them older than anyone even remembers. spanish gypsies or gitanos have lived here in caves-turned-homes like this for hundreds of years. [ man speaking spanish ] [ singing and clapping ] crowd: aley! aley!
That s more speed than at&t s comparable bundle, for less. call today. anthony: nighttime in granada, and it s time to pursue that greatest of spanish traditions, tapas. you may think you know what a tapa is, like if you ve had small bites at some fusion hipster bar where they do a whole lot of little plates. yeah. that ain t a tapa. anthony: so how often do you do this a week? zack: i do it five days a week. anthony: dude. zack: it s fuen: sat saturday. zack: it s rare not to do this. but, you know, it s like on the weekend, you come out for a bunch.