Singer struggles to feel at home

Yet, in aftermath of terror in Madrid, Sudanese says Spain is making strides

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updated 11:26 a.m. ET Aug. 16, 2006

MADRID, Spain - Fifteen years after immigrating from Sudan, singer Rasha Shekheldin still doesn't feel completely at home in Spain, but she says that her adopted home has made strides.

For example, in the aftermath of the terrorist bombings in Madrid in in March, 2004, Shekheldin says she was surprised by the tolerance shown by Spaniards.

Click Play for report from NBC's Rachel Levin.