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Tropic of Cancer with Simon Reeve episode 1

Tropic of Cancer with Simon Reeve episode 1

Tropic of Cancer with Simon Reeve episode 1 – Simon Reeve embarks on an awe-inspiring journey around the world, meticulously tracing the path of the Tropic of Cancer, which serves as the northern boundary of the intriguing tropics region. This imaginary line offers a tapestry of diverse cultures and breathtaking landscapes, all of which Simon is eager to explore. In […]

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Paul Hollywood Eats Mexico episode 3

Paul Hollywood Eats Mexico episode 3

Paul Hollywood Eats Mexico episode 3: Paul Hollywood concludes his trip with a look at the origins of chocolate, and pays a visit to the most extraordinary, and dangerous, firework festival on Earth. He discovers why Mexican cola is becoming increasingly fashionable in the US while exploring the role sugary drinks can play in health, and also visits Mexico’s most

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The Americas with Simon Reeve episode 4

The Americas with Simon Reeve episode 4

The Americas with Simon Reeve episode 4: In this fourth leg of the journey, Simon travels through Texas and down the length of Mexico.     Simon Reeve continues his journey through the Americas.   The Americas with Simon Reeve episode 4   In Texas, Simon joins the US Border Patrol, who constantly pick up migrants who have illegally crossed

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Last Emperor of Mexico

Last Emperor of Mexico

Last Emperor of Mexico: In Austria, he was known as an art collector and idealist. In Mexico, he was a colonialist aggressor responsible for thousands of deaths. And in France, he lost an empire. But who was the real Archduke Maximilian?     Join us as we examine the brief and contentious reign of the last emperor of Mexico, a

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The Art that Made Mexico

The Art that Made Mexico

The Art That Made Mexico: Paradise, Power and Prayers , artist Alinka Echeverria explores the three major forces – nature, power and faith – that have shaped Mexican art, and Mexico itself. Alinka Echeverria reveals the way in which Mexican artists shook off European artistic influence to find a distinctive voice, expressed through landscape painting, and reconnected with pre-Hispanic subject

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