INDEX

A.C. Milan
Adams, W. F. (Captain)
Adcock, Hugh
Adelardo
Aedo, Serafin
Agiriano, Jon
Agnelli, Gianni
Aguilera, Alberto
Aguirre, Gonzalo
Aguirre, José Antonio
Aguirre, Koldo
Aguirrezabala
Ajax
Albiol, Raúl
Albornoz, Álvaro de
Alcantara, Paulino
Alcazar museum
Alegria, Melchor
Alfonso XII (King)
Alfonso XIII (King)
abdication/exile of
Aliron (term)
Allen, Ronnie
Almogavers
Almunia, Manuel
Alonso, Xabi
Alvaro
Amancio
Amor, Guillermo
Amsterdam
Anarchists
Andalusia
Andrade, José Leandro
Anticlericalism
Antonio (taxi driver)
Antonio Delgado, José
Antwerp. See also Olympic games: of 1920
Aragon
Aragonés, Luis
and del Bosque
Arana, Sabino
Archibald, Steve
Arconada, Luis
Arellano, David
Arenas
Areso, Pedro
Argentina. See also Buenos Aires
Arias, Inocencio “Chencho,”
Arias-Navarro, Carlos
Armstrong, Gerry
Arocha, Angel
Arriba newspaper
Arsenal
Arteta, Aurelio
Arzallus, Xavier
Arzuaga, Juan
Asensi
Asturias
Atheism
Athletic Bilbao
as Atletico Bilbao
dress code for
and FC Barcelona
Lezama School of
management crisis in 1921–1922,
for players with Basque blood only
Atkinson, Ron
Atletico Aviacion
Atletico de Madrid
Atocha stadium
Austria
Avery, David
Aviacion Nacional
Azaña, Manuel
Aznar, José Maria

Balaidos stadium
Ball Is Round, The (Goldblatt)
Banca Catalana
Banking crisis
Barca
Barca anthem and colors
Barca fans and Franco’s death
foreign managers importing star players
See also FC Barcelona
Barcelona
Franco’s forces in
Real Madrid training school in
See also Barca; FC Barcelona
Barnes, Alfred
Barnes, Billy
Barreras
Basora
Basque Country
Bilbainos vs. Los Ingleses match in 1894,
flag banned
under Franco
and Franco’s death
nationalism in
national team representing (see also El Euskadi)
sacking by Wellington
soccer’s Anglo-Saxon roots in
See also Athletic Bilbao; ETA; Euskara
Basque Nationalist Party (PNV)
Bayer Leverkusen
Bayern Munich
Beşiktaş
Beckham, David
Beckham, Victoria “Posh,”
Beenhakker, Leo
Belauste, José María
Belgium
Belmar
Benítez, Rafa
Benito
Bergvall system
Berlin’s Olympic Stadium
Berlusconi, Silvio
Bernabéu, Santiago
wife of
Bernabéu stadium
modernization of
Bessemer furnace
Betis. See also Real Betis
Bicycle kick (chilena)
Bilbao
Franco’s troops in
Siete Calles in
See also Athletic Bilbao
Biosca, Gustavo
Birichinaga, Periko
Biritxinaga, Natxo
Black players. See also Racism
Blanco, Rafael
Blasco
Blokhin, Oleg
Boca Juniors stadium (Buenos Aires)
Bohemia
Boixos nois
Bojan
Bombings
Borell the Second
Bosman, Jean-Marc
Bourbon monarchy/dynasty
Bradford, Joe
Brazil
Breitner, Paul
Brezhnev, Leonid
Brigadas Blanquiazules
Bru, Francisco
Buenos Aires
Bulgaria
Bullfighting. See also under Soccer
Busquets, Sergio
Butragueño, Emilio
compared with Raúl
See also El Buitre

Cabellas, Damien
Cacho, Fermin
Calderon, Antonio
Calderón, Ramón
Calderon stadium
Calero, Armando Muñoz
Calvet, Rosendo
Calvo-Sotelo, Leopoldo
Camacho, José Antonio
Camiglia
Campa de los Ingleses
Campanel
Campeonato del Centro
Camp Nou stadium
expansion of
Camsell, George
Canizares
Cánovas del Castillo, Antonio
Capdevila
Capello, Fabio
Caraben, Armando
Carbajosa, Carlos
Carbonell, Sara
Cardeñosa, Julio
Caritas charity
Carlist Wars
Carlos, Juan
Carlos, Roberto
Carmelo
Carrasco, “Lobo,”
Carreño, Fernando
Carrusel Deportivo (radio program)
Carter, Jose
Casaus, Nicolas
Casillas, Iker
Castile
Catalonia
banning of public use of Catalan language
Catalanism
Catalan soccer league/association
and Civil War
Costa Brava
under Franco
and Franco’s death
history of
local parliament
nationalism in
relationship with rest of Spain
urban growth in
Catenaccio
Catholicism
Cayetano (schoolteacher)
Celta
Censorship
Cervantes
Cesar, Basora
Chalmandier
Champions League
Chapman, Peter
Charles the Bald
Charlton, Bobby
Charmartín stadium
Chelsea
Children refugees
Chile
CIA
Cibeles (goddess)
Ciriaco
Civil War. See under Spain
Class issues. See also Middle class; Working class
Clavé, Josep Anselm
Clemente, Javier
Climate
Club Athletic de Aviacion
Club Deportivo Español
Club Español de Fútbol
Coaches
coach-managers
Cold War
Cole, Ashley
Collar, Enrique
Colo-Colo
Colombia
Colors
Columbus
Communism
Conquistadores
Contreras, Emilio
Convergencia Democratica de Catalunya
Copa del Generalissimo
Copa del Rey
Copa Latina
Coque, Gerardo
Corinthians
Coronation Cup
Corruption
Cortes, Rafael
Corunna
Coups
Cruyff, Johan
spotting local talent
Cuba
Cuban missile crisis
Cúchares, Currito
Cunningham, Laurie
Czechoslovakia
Czibor

Daily Express
Daily Mail
Daily Sketch and Graphic
Dalgish, Kenny
Dalí, Salvador
Dani
Daucik
Davies, Ernest
Davies, Hunter
De Andrés, Miguel
Death(s). See also Franco,
Francisco: death of; Soccer: deaths of officials/players in Civil War
De Carlos, Luis
De Carreras, Marcis
De Castro, Manolo
De Jong
De la Hoz Uranga, Josean
Delanteros electricos
De la Sota, Alejandro
De la Sota, Manuel
De La Sota, Ramon
De Lauria, Roger
Del Bosque, Vicente
father of
wife and children of
De los Rios, Francisco Giner
Del Sol
Democracy
Denmark
Deportivo
Derby County
Diaz Cale, Gonzalo
Dicen magazine
Didi
Discipline(s)
Di Stéfano, Alfredo
and Didi,
and Herrera
and Kubala
sacked as Real Madrid coach
Don Carlos
Don Gonzalo (prince)
Don Quixote (Cervantes)
Drogba, Didier
Drugs
Dutch people. See also Holland

Echevarria, German
Echo newspaper
Efe news agency
Eizaguirre, Guillermo
El Buitre. See also
Butragueño, Emilio; Quinta del Buitre
El Cordobes
Elections
El Euskadi
El Flaco
El Matador. See also Lineker, Gary
El Morcilla
El Mundo Deportivo newspaper
El Niño. See Torres, Fernando
El Pais newspaper
El Recre
El toque (the touch)
El Universo newspaper
England
black players in
English and Spanish soccer compared
English Cup
English FA
Englishmen in Spain
Football Association
London
matches with Spain in 1929 and
MI6 in
1950 World Cup match with Spain
Premier League
Spanish and English soccer compared
Spanish children refugees in
Escola
Escoltant Guardiola (Guardiola)
España
Espanyol/Español
Esperanza de Triana
Esquerra Repulicana de Catalunya
Estonia
ETA
Ethiopia
Eto’o
European Championship (Euro)
of 1976
of 1984
of 1988
of 2000
of 2004
of 2008
See also European Cup; UEFA Championship
European Community (EU)
European Court of Justice
European Cup
of 1974
of 1975
of 1981
of 1992
See also European Championship
European Cup Winner’s Cup
European Fair’s Cup
European Nations Cup
of 1960
of 1964
of 1980
of 1984
of 2012
European Soccer Player of the Year (1960)
Euskara
Euzkadi
Eva Duarte summer tournament
Executions

Fàbregas, Cese
Facebook
Fagan, Joe
Falklands
Fandango
Fans/fan clubs
Barca fans and Franco’s death
in Bilbao
FC Barcelona radical fans
female fans
first mass gathering of fans on Spanish soil
and holy icons
at World Cup of 1938
See also Ultra Surs
Father Ted (comedy series)
FC Barcelona
and Athletic Bilbao
as best club in the world
clash with military government
Englishmen in first team
and Franco’s death
investigated by tax inspectors
most successful eras
vs. Real Madrid semifinals of Spanish Cup
rivalry with Real Madrid
and rules about foreign players
seventy-fifth anniversary of founding
tour of Mexico/New York
youth training program (see also La Masia)
See also Barca
FC Madrid. See also Real Madrid
Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA)
Federation of Associated Catalan Football Clubs
Felipe (Prince)
Fenerbahce
Ferdinand VII (French King)
Ferguson, Alex
Fernando of Castile (King/Saint Fernando)
FIFA. See Federation Internationale de Football Association
Figo
Flags
Flamenco
Fleitas, Manuel
Flores, Gypsy Lola
Folguera, Carles
Food
Football in Sun and Shadow (Galeano)
Football Without Tricks (Menotti)
Ford, Richard
Fortuna
Frade de Villar, Juan Antonio (K-tono)
France/Frenchmen
French Racing Club
Spanish embassy in Paris
Vichy France
Franco, Francisco (General)
death of
and European Nations Cup of 1960 and 1964
and Guruceta case
visits to monastery at Montserrat
widow of
See also Spain: Civil War and Franco’s Spain
Furia (term). See also La Furia
Fusté
Futre, Paulo

Gaínza, Agustín
Galacticos
Galeano, Eduardo
Galicia
Gamper, Hans
Garcia, Domingo
Gardel
Gaspart, Joan
Generation of ’
Gento, Paco
George VI (British King)
Germany
Nationalsozialistischer Reichsbund für Leibesübungen
See also West Germany
Gibraltar
Gil, Jesús
Gil, Vicente
Gladiator (Film)
Glanville, Brian
Globalization
Goalkeepers
Goalkeeper’s History of Britain, The (Chapman)
Goiburu, Severino
Goicochea
Goikoetxea, Andoni
Goldblatt, David
Gomez Acedo, Aquilino “Chomin,”
Gómez González, Juan. See also Juanito
González, Felipe
González, Francisco
Gonzalez, Miguel “Michel,”See also Michel
Gonzalez, Raúl. See also Raúl
Gordillo, Rafael
Gordon, Douglas
Gorostiza
Granada
Granados, Joan
Gran Prix
Greece
Guardiola, Pep
Guernica
Gurruchaga, Iñigo
Guruceta, Emilio

“Hala, Madrid,”
Handbook for Travellers in Spain and Reader at Home, A (Ford)
Handkerchiefs
Hanot, Gabriel
Hansen, Alan
Havelange, Joana
Heading
Heitinga, John
Heliopolis stadium
Henry, Thierry
Hercules
Herrera, Helenio
Hibbs (goalkeeper)
Hierro, Fernando
Holland
Holmes, John
Homage to Catalonia (Orwell)
Homosexual marriage
Honduras
Hooligans. See also Ultra Surs
Huelva
Huelva Recreation Club
Hufton, Ted
Hugh Capet (French King)
Hughes, Mark
Hungary
Hungarian Soccer Federation
Hungria
Hunot, Gabriel

Ibaigane Palace
Iceta, Luis
Idilio en Los Camps ode Sport (painting)
Igualada
Ikurrina
Immigrants. See also Migrations
Industrialization
Industrial Revolution
Iniesta, Andrés
Institución Libre de Enseñanza
Intercontinental Cup
Inter FC
Internazionale
Internet
Ipiña
Iraq
Iraragorri
Irazabal, Ricardo
Ireland
Iribar
Irionda
Iron
Italy

Japan
Jara, Kurt
Jarque, Dani
Jentilak
Joaquin
John Paul II (Pope)
Johnson, Arthur
Johnson, Tommy
Johnston, Craig
Jones, Miguel
Jordan, Michael
José Maria (taxi driver)
Juan (shopkeeper)
Juan Carlos (King)
Juanito
Juventus

Kameni, Carlos
Kempes, Mario
Kennedy, Alan
Keown, Martin
Kiko
King’s Cup
of 1984
See also Spanish Cup
Kocsis
Koeman
Kopa, Raymond
Korea
Kortabarria
Kubala, Ladislau
Kuper, Simon

La cantera
La Celeste Olimpica
La Furia
LA Galaxy
Lahm
La Liga
La Maquina
La Masia
Langara, Isidro
La Nuestra
La Pasionaria
Laporta, Joan
La Prensa newspaper
La Provincia newspaper
La Quinta
La Rambla newspaper
La Roja
and bullfighting analogy
See also Soccer: Spanish national squads
Larrinaga, Enrique
Las Ventas bullring
Latin America. See also South America
Laudrup, Michael
Lauridsen, John
Lazcano, Jaime
Lehman, Jens
Les Corts stadium
Lezama, Raimundo
Liceranzu
Lineker, Gary
Liverpool
Llach, Llúis
Llaudet, Enrique
Llorente, Fernando
Lopez Llamosos, Manuel
López Ufarte, Roberto
Lorca, Federico García
Los gauchos
Los mohinos
Lowe, Sid
Luftwaffe
Luis (restaurant owner)
Luxembourg

McClaren, Steve
Maceda
Machon
Mackay Alexander
McManaman, Steve
Madrid
Almudena cemetery in
in Civil War
Franco’s forces in
See also Atletico de Madrid; FC Madrid; Real Madrid
Magic Magyars
Makélélé, Claude
Maketos
Mallorca
Manchester City
Manchester United
Manolete
Maradona, Diego
ankle injury of
private life of
Maranon
Marca newspaper
Marcelino
Marcial
Marco, Vicente
Maria Arana, Juan
Maria Christina (French regent)
Maria Cossio, José
Marias, Javier
María Villar, Ángel
Marketing
Marquez, Ignacio
Martínez, Eulogio
Martino Rosso summer tournament
Martin Sanchez, Rafael
Marxism. See also Communism
Massa, Father Lorenzo
Masseurs
Mata
Matas i Danés, Gaspar
Matheson, Hugh
Matthäus, Lothar
Media . See also Radio; Television; individual newspapers
Meisl, Willy
Mendizabal
Mendoza, Ramón
Menotti, César
Merchant Taylors boarding school
Mesa de Asta, marquis of
Messi, Lionel
Metropolitano stadium
Mexico
Michel
Michels, Rinus
Middle class
Migrations. See also Immigrants
Milan
Milans del Bosch, Joaquín
Military
British
militarism
US military bases in Spain
See also Coups
Miljaniæ, Milijan
Milla, Luis
Millán Astray (General)
Millonarios
Mining
Míro, Joan
Molowny, Luis
Montal, Agustin
Montalban, Vazquez
Montero, Tamudo
Montserrat, monastery at
Moreno, Alfonso
Morientes, Fernando
Morino Benito, Carlos
Morocco
Moscardo (General)
Mourinho, José
Mühren, Gerrie
Mundo Deportivo
Muñoz, Miguel
Muñoz Calero, Armando
Mur, Ángel
Muslims
Mussolini
Mutiny of Heredia

Napoli
Nasarre, Eva
Nationalism
religious formation of Basque nationalism
See also under Basque Country; Catalonia
NATO
Navarre
Navas, Jesús
Neo-Nazis
Nerva (village)
Netherlands. See Holland
New Football Club de Madrid
Newspapers. See also individual newspapers
New York Times
Nice
Noriega, Txema
North Africa
Northern Ireland
Núñez, José Lluis

O’Connell, Patrick
O’Hanlon, Ardal
Olive, Jaume
Olivella
Olympics games
International Olympic Committee
of 1908/1912
of 1920
of 1924
of 1928
of 1936
of 1992
rules for
Orfeo Catala choral society
Ortega, Antonio (Lieutenant Colonel)
Orwell, George
Osasuna
Ostiz, Maria
Oviedo’s stadium
Owen, Edward

Padros, Juan and Carlos
Palamós Foot-Ball Club
Palanka
Pamplona
Panizo, José Luis
Paparazzi
Parages, Pedro
Parc des Princes stadium Pardeza
Paris Soir newspaper
Partido Popular
Patxaran
Pedro
Peiro, Joaquin
Pelé
Pelota
Peñarol
Penas
Peninsular War
Pentland, Fred
Pereda, Jesus
Pereda, “Txus,”
Pérez, Florentino
Pérez de Guzmán, Manuel
Peucelle, Carlos
Philip V (King)
Pichichi. See also Trofeo Pichichi
Piendibene, José
Piqué, Gerard
Piri
Platini, Michel
Platko, Franz
PNV. See Basque Nationalist Party
Poland
Political correctness
Politics
conservatives vs. progressives
of the locker room
political prisoners
tensions between Madrid and regions(see also Real Madrid: as pro-Franco)
See also Nationalism; Repression; Soccer: mirroring politics
Polo
Popular Front
Portugal
Postcards from the Edge of Football (Davies)
Poverty
Prats, Matias
Premier League
Primera Liga
Primo de Rivera, Miguel (General)
Propaganda
Pujol, Carles
Pujol, Jordi
Punta Umbria
Puskás, Ferenc

Qatar
Queiroz, Carlos
Quincoces, Jacinto
Quinta del Buitre (Vulture Squad)
Quinta de los Machos
Quiroga, Casares

Racing del Ferrol
Racing Irún
Racing Santander
Racism
Radio
Railways
Raimundo, Gregorio López
Ramalho, Jonás
Ramallets
Ramos, Sergio
Ramsey, Alf
Rattin
Raúl
dropped from national squad
Rauxa (term)
Rayo Vallecano
Real (term)
Real Betis
Real Club Unión de Irún
Real Madrid
del Bosque playing for (see also Del Bosque, Vicente)
Englishmen in first team
first administrators
in 1950s
as pro-Franco
Real Madrid veterans and CD Toledo charity match
and referees
rivalry with FC Barcelona
team discipline in
training schools of
weak financial situation of
and women
Real Oviedo
Real Sociedad
Recession
Recreativo. See El Recre
Referees
Refugees. See also Children refugees
Reguiero, Luis and Pedro
Reina, Pepe
Relaño, Alfredo
Remesal, José Reyes
Rep, Johnny
Repression
Rexach, Charly
Reyes, José Antonio
Rial, José Héctor
Riera, Albert
Rijkaard, Frank
Rio Tinto
Riotinto Balompié
Rio Tinto Company
Rio Tinto English Club/Soccer Club
Rivera, Valero
River Plate
Rivilla
Robinson, Michael
Robson, Bobby
Romania
Rome’s Olympic Stadium
Ronaldinho
Ronaldo
Rosell, Jaume
Rous, Stanley
Rubio, Gaspar
Rugby
Ruiz, Luis
Rush, Ian
Russia. See also Soviet Union

Sáenz, Iñaki
Saint Ignatius of Loyola
Salamanca
Salto de Caballo stadium
Samaranch, Juan Antonio
Samitier, Pepe
Sampdoria
Sánchez, Hugo
Sánchez, José Ángel
Sánchez-Flor, Ulises
Sánchez-Guerra, Rafael
Sánchez Mejías, Ignacio
Sánchez Pizjuán stadium
Sanchis, Manuel
Sandro
San Lorenzo de Almagro
San Mames stadium
soaking field to make muddy
San Roque feast day
San Sebastián
Santamaria (General)
Santamaría, José
Santiago (warrior-saint)
Santillana, Carlos
Sarabia, Manu
Saudi Arabia
Scandals
Schuster, Bernhard
Scotland
Scotland-England match (1908)
SD Indauxtu
Seedorf, Clarence
Segara
Segurola, Santiago
Seijas, Francisco
Senna, Marcos
Senor, Juan
Seny (term)
Serrat, Joan Manuel
Seville/Sevilla
Sevilla FC
Seville Water Works
Sex
Silva, David
Skinheads
Smith, Jack
Sneijder, Wesley
Soccer
attendance records
banning of foreign players from Spanish soccer
and bullfighting
across class lines
and coronation of Alfonso XIII
and cultural “revolution” in Spain
deaths of officials/players in Civil War
English and Spanish soccer compared
as entertainment
first black player respected internationally
first club with Spanish players only
first games in Spain
first mass circulation Spanish soccer biography
4-2-4 formation
loss of hegemony of Spanish clubs in Europe
mirroring politics
national soccer league (see La Liga; Spanish league)
new hybrid soccer
pro-Franco players (see also Real Madrid: as pro-Franco)
roots in Britain
Spanish and English soccer compared
Spanish national squads (see also El Euskadi; La Roja)
Spain vs. Third Reich Germany in Berlin Olympic stadium
Stuka forwards
tiqui-taca style
total soccer
training players (see also La Masia; Real Madrid: training schools of)
as vehicle for integration between foreigners and Spanish entrepreneurial class
Socialism. See also Spain: Socialist Party/governments in
Social networking
Sociedad Española de Football
Sofia (Queen)
Sol (friend of author)
Sola
Solís Ruiz, José
Soriano, Manuel
Sotil
Souness, Graeme
South Africa. See also World Cup: of 2010
South America
Soviet Union
in final at European Nations Cup in 1964
KGB in
See also Russia
Spain
Civil War
cultural “revolution” in
diplomatic isolation of
in early twentieth century
economy
Franco’s Spain
geological variety and contrast in
matches with England in 1929 and 1931
national anthem
national teams (see Soccer: Spanish national squads)
neutrality during World Wars I/II
1950 World Cup match with England
Olympic squad in 1920
parliament
popularity ratings in
republican governments in
sanctions against
Socialist Party/governments in (see also Socialism)
Spanish power in Europe
Sports Council
sports ministry under Franco
underdevelopment of
US military bases in
withdrawal from European Nations Cup in 1960
Spanish America. See also South America
“Spanish Battalion of Sport” (exhibition)
Spanish Cup. See also Copa del Generalissimo; King’s Cup
Spanish cured ham
Spanish Empire
Spanish league. See also La Liga
Spanish Soccer Federation
Sporting Gijon
Sporting Life
SS Habana
Stars Search for Peace, The (film)
Steel
Stielike, Uli
Strikes
Suárez, Luis
Suarez, Orfeo
Suárez de Begoña, Manuel
Sunyol, Josep
SuperCopa
Superstars. See also Galacticos
Superstition
Sweden
Switzerland

Tarradellas, Josep
Taxation
Television
Terrachet, Enrique
Teus, Eduardo
Times (London)
Tiqui-taca style. See under Soccer
Toledo
Tomas, José
Torres, Fernando
Toshack, John
Tottenham Hotspur
Toure, Yaya
Tourism
Trafalgar, Battle of
Transfer fees
Triana y del Arroyo, Ramon “Mochin,”
Trofeo Pichichi
Tunis
Turkey
Txoko

UEFA Championship. See also European Championship
UEFA rules
UEFA Super Cup
Ukraine
Ultra Surs
Una historia de una fabula (Morino Benito)
Unemployment
Unidos y Venceremos
United Nations
United States
Unzaga, Ramón
Urkiaga, Santiago
Urtubi, Ismael
Uruguay

Valdano, Jorge
Valdéz, Victor
Valencia
Vallana, Pedro
Valverde, Ernesto
Van Bronckhorst, Giovanni
Van der Vaart, Rafael
Vasco de Gama
Vásquez, Martin
Vava
Velázquez, Manolo
Venables, Terry
Venezuela
Vilanova, Tito
Villa, David
Villalonga, José
Villaverde
Violence
Virgin cults
Virgin of Almudena
Virgin of Aranzazu
Virgin of Begona
Virgin of La Merce
Virgin of the Kings
Vizcaya
Voz de Galicia newspaper
Vulture Squad. See also Quinta del Buitre

Webb, Howard
West Germany
West Ham
Wilfred the Hairy
Wilkes, Faas
Wilson, Jonathan
Winkels, Edwin
Winner, David
Winterbottom, Walter
Witty, Arthur, Ernest, and Frederick
Women
Woodworth, Paddy
Wool trade
Working class
World Cup
first organized by FIFA
of 1934
of 1938
of 1950
of 1956
of 1962
of 1966
of 1974
of 1978
of 1982
of 1986
of 1990
of 1994/1998
of 2002
of 2006
of 2010
World War I
World War II
Wright-Phillips, Shaun

Xavi

Ya newspaper
Yashin, Lev
Yugoslavia

Zamora, Ricardo
Zamora Prize
Zapatero, José Luis
Zaragoza
Zarra, Telmo
Zidane
Zoco, Ignacio
Zubieta, Ángel
Zubizarreta, Andoni
Zulaika, Joseba