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.  

Quoted from pc31

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).

^ Twist and Shout, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds and Taxman (for those who can't imagine the original title songs)  .
Hey, don't look at me in that way: there were at least 2-3 people who couldn't  

Quoted from raxo

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).

I'm pretty sure it's the same. But I only got 14.27 minutes of it on the hard disc.

Quoted from Bobber

I'm pretty sure it's the same. But I only got 14.27 minutes of it on the hard disc.

If you make a brief description of it or a summary or you upload it or anything... I could identify which part or parts of it you've got and so I'll be able to translate it/them.

I think it's the start of the documentary. A lot of it contains interviews with people who obviously had something to do with it. There's just a little piece of a performance of Twist And Shout and I think they even used the audio part of the Hollywood Bowl recordings. I'm not sure if it is worth translating and/or uploading.

Quoted from Bobber

I think it's the start of the documentary. A lot of it contains interviews with people who obviously had something to do with it. There's just a little piece of a performance of Twist And Shout and I think they even used the audio part of the Hollywood Bowl recordings. I'm not sure if it is worth translating and/or uploading.

I'll check my video version (I'm sure that the sound was not from the original show or shows - spanish ones. I think it was on the subtitles: the sound was from the Hollywood Bowl recordings). If it's worth to be translate or not... it's up to you. I'll to translate it for you, if you want. As you might suppose there's nothing new at all on the docummentary but the images.

The thing is that I looked for the Spain show on behalf of pc31. This little piece of documentary might be interesting for whoever, but it is not the show from Madrid.

agreed...i have that documentary but want the concert footage.the only thing fun about the documentary is the beatles doing shots of tequila....

Funny to discover that there's much more available from the Italy show.

The DVD that I have includes the stuff from France, Blackpool, NME awards, Shindig, the interviews, and the Spain footage.

  Wow, sounds great!

Quoted from MagicAlex

The DVD that I have includes the stuff from France, Blackpool, NME awards, Shindig, the interviews, and the Spain footage.

Interesting! What dvd is that and is it available anywhere?

^Here it is:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6443431194&category=617

PC, I got something on Spain, Italy and France 1965 as well. I'll send it.

you are so kind ....thank you...i am speechless...what do you need????

Your gratitude is enough. It's amateur films put together, but nevertheless it is nice stuff.

you guys are lucky! I dont think I've seen anything from spain :\...

It's a film in black and white ... but Spain is in colour ... now, y'know.  

Quoted from Sie_Liebt_Dich

you guys are lucky! I dont think I've seen anything from spain :\...

http://beatleshelp.topcities.com/remem/re-spain.html

Thanks, Rax.
Nice pics and a nice version of The Night Before!

^George looks wierdly like Cilla Black in that photo.

Quoted from Kevin

^George looks wierdly like Cilla Black in that photo.

Hahaha ... yeah, he looks weird! Cynthia maybe?  

Quoted from raxo

Hahaha ... yeah, he looks weird! Cynthia maybe?  

It looks like Paul's just noticed. And  Ringo's saying to John "who the f*ck brought Cilla along?"
Christ man, this could be as big as Paul is Dead. George was really Cilla all along. Mind you, he was damn good on Blind Date.

Quoted from Kevin

It looks like Paul's just noticed. And  Ringo's saying to John "who the f*ck brought Cilla along?"
Christ man, this could be as big as Paul is Dead. George was really Cilla all along. Mind you, he was damn good on Blind Date.

LOL! Funnier hoax, indeed!   ... Could Paul have ever tried to appear as Jane Asher when he was hidding from the mass media and fans on their tours? He was the cute one, wasn't he?  

Quoted from juniorsfarm

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).

the songs are in spanish or is only the title?

Quoted from pnxo

the songs are in spanish or is only the title?

That was just juniorsfarm practising his Spanish.