Ricardo Sanz Marcos
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The San Jose was built in the late 1600s, and this ship was fancy.
The San Jose was built in the late 1600s, and this ship was fancy.
It was a ship of war and transport very advanced to its time. Let's say it used the latest technology. de finales del siglo XVII.
It was a ship of war and transport very advanced to its time. Let's say it used the latest technology. de finales del siglo XVII.
En ese tiempo era como lanzar un cohete a Marte.
En ese tiempo era como lanzar un cohete a Marte.
Pues está, por supuesto, la historia de la carrera de Indias.
Pues está, por supuesto, la historia de la carrera de Indias.
He says Spain was sending ships all over the world, moving porcelain and silk that came from China, gold and silver from the Americas. Great for Spain, but not everyone liked it.
He says Spain was sending ships all over the world, moving porcelain and silk that came from China, gold and silver from the Americas. Great for Spain, but not everyone liked it.
No cabe duda. No cabe duda. Without a doubt. Ricardo likens it to a sunken embassy. And also, he says, it's a piece of history. Spain's history. It's like a time capsule from the day it sank.
No cabe duda. No cabe duda. Without a doubt. Ricardo likens it to a sunken embassy. And also, he says, it's a piece of history. Spain's history. It's like a time capsule from the day it sank.
The San Jose was built in the late 1600s, and this ship was fancy.
It was a ship of war and transport very advanced to its time. Let's say it used the latest technology. de finales del siglo XVII.
En ese tiempo era como lanzar un cohete a Marte.
Pues está, por supuesto, la historia de la carrera de Indias.
He says Spain was sending ships all over the world, moving porcelain and silk that came from China, gold and silver from the Americas. Great for Spain, but not everyone liked it.
No cabe duda. No cabe duda. Without a doubt. Ricardo likens it to a sunken embassy. And also, he says, it's a piece of history. Spain's history. It's like a time capsule from the day it sank.