'Spanish in the world' discovers the most bohemian and artistic side of Paris
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'Spanish in the world' travels this week to Paris, the "City of Light", to discover its most bohemian and artistic side.Notre Dame, the Elíseos fields, the traditional president Wilson market, or the Paul Bert flea market, will be some of the places that the program will travel alongside a dancer, a chef, a writer and two fashion designers.
Five young people who are making their way to the art world discover with 'Spanish around the world' a unique Paris in an exciting tour.
Rubén, a dancer that triumphs in the theaters of the Elysees fields, will show the hidden secrets of Notre Dame;While the jewelry designer Safu and Abraham, who designs shoes, will tour the most modern neighborhoods and the Paul Bert flea market.
Rubén, chef of a prestigious restaurant, will announce the traditional products of France in the President Wilson market and the traditional pastry;And Pilar, a veteran political fighter, will tell the history of the most claiming Paris on the anniversary of May 68.
