is the spain show on video anywheres?

I have a couple of minutes of documentary on dvd. Low quality stuff and in Spanish.  

did they only do one show in spain>?

there is only one i have seen.it is a 25 minutes peice.i am looking for the vid,but have had no luck yet....i need diego..does he still haunt this waters???

Hi, lennonlegend.

The guys arrive at Madrid (Spain) in July, the 1st 1965 and leave the 4th. They did one show in Madrid (Las Ventas, 07/02/65) and another one in Barcelona (La Monumental, 07/03/65). Although I dont Know which one you have seen, Im sure its the one from Madrid because is the show that the only spanish TV channel broadcasted (in short documentary form) and it was used by the govermnet of Spain to critize the guys.
Sorry, although Id seen it too in the past I dont know if it is on dvd.  

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is the spain show on video anywheres?

I presume you got the audio?

pieces and parts.......

Mmm, me too. I have a copy that says 'Live In Spain 1965' but it's obviously from different sources. There is an introduction in Spanish however (Los Beatles!) and four or five songs that seem to come from the same show.

Fantastico! (fantastic!)
Ojala hubiese estado alli (I wish I'd been there)  

the krone show is great too......

I got a video of the Munich show, if anybody wants that. Still trying to get my hands on the show in Madrid, however.

I've got a sort of documentary from the Spanish television (TVE), looking back on 1965, when the Beatles appeared in Spain. There's a lot of people interviewed who obviously had something to do with it and there a piece of show (just a few minutes) before it breaks of. It's in Spanish with no subtitling, so we might need Raxo over here. Anybody interested in a download?

Yeah, I've got that one from TVE (Television Espanola - Spanish Television), ...but in video. It's about an hour and some people from that era that met them and became famous (in Spain) are on it. It was broadcasted in july 1995 (30 years after their visit).
The final show was a cover of Twist and Shout, isn't it? (about 1,5 minutes).
If that's correct I'll translate it, don't mind, but I must be sure it's the same documentary. (it must be XXXXX Mb to download).
I remember a funny anecdote about an interview that two young journalists made in the hotel room and John's response to the lack of space ... by kicking at the table.

I started learning Spanish from buying imported albums from Mexico, Spain, Uruguay when I was a kid. Some of my favorite titles are: "Twist y Grita", "Lucia en el Cielo con Diamantes", and "Cobrador de Impuestos" (Taxman).