What It Was REALLY Like Growing Up In Ecuador in the 1960s-70s
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Life in Ecuador was much different than it is now especially with the lack of technology and even a dictatorship that Ecuadorians had to live through and in this video, my dad talks about what life was like for him growing up in Ecuador in the 1960s while living in a small mining village with a big family.
#SouthAmerica #Ecuador #1960s
Thank you to everyone who took the time to listen to my dad’s story!
If you’d like to see pictures and get some more info about Portovelo, check out this Facebook page:
m.facebook.com/people/Fundación-Portovelo/100084390931829/
Muchas gracias señor Gonzalo por contarnos su bella historia.
Mi papá y yo también nos ponemos a contar de los tiempos de antes Es triste que esos tiempos tan puros y tan orgánicos es parte de nuestras historias y más que uno quiera nunca regresarán.
En estos tiempos ya es bien difícil vivir tranquilo con estos tiempos tan difíciles de manejar lo único que nos queda es ser buenas personas mantenerse positivo estar aparte del mal estar juntos a nuestros familiares y tener una fuerte fe en Dios por qué él nos guía en todo mucho gusto escucharlo señor Gonzalo ha sido un placer! Mis respetos 🙏
Great content! Gracia Senor!
I was in Otavalo in 1976 for 2-3 months. I didn't have much dinero then, but I could have afforded to rent a small room made out of clay just to sleep. I rented it from a local private person. At the time, the currency was Sucres, and I paid about $4 US monthly (I can't remember the exchange at the time). I'd take a shower in the public showers and eat out at the cheapest local food shops. I survived with about $1 US for food daily. I remember I bought a bunch of green bananas from a farmer and keep it covered in my room to get ripe and I'd eat it with bread. Doing the math, I survived my stay with less than $50 US total (a little room, food, showers, and once in a while, a beer). Lovely and beautiful memories!
Today (48 years later), what I did in 1976 for about $50 US (very basic) monthly would cost me about less than $400 US, which is very basic, but maybe a little more luxurious based on what I am hearing.
Thanks again, Senor💖
You just immortalized your fathers best experiences here in RUclips and that’s awesome 😁
Que linda historia, a veces me acuerdo de mi niñez en Quito. Después de tantos años no lo voy a reconocer.
I made time to watch this tonight. What a great story. I hope you'll share the rest on this channel. My parents passed away when they were just in their 50s and i wish i had been able to interview them like this.
🙏💖🙏 Gone But Not Forgotten 🙏💖🙏
🙏💖🙏 May Their Memories Be A Blessing 🙏💖🙏
🙏💖🙏 Keep Them In Your Prayers 🙏💖🙏
💖🙏💖Rest In Peace💖🙏💖
Our condolences to the entire family, relatives, and friends - Our thoughts and prayers are with you in these difficult sorrowful times🙏
This is fantastic. What a great story of his life. Thank you for sharing. Saludos de mi parte, gracias Gonzalo por compartir con nostros la admirable historia de tu vida. Que buenos recuerdos.
What a wonderful personal experience and a historical archive for your future family members.
¡Excelente video Ace y Gonzalo!
Tenemos ganas de ver la continuación.
Conmigo, ahora hay 52 "Likes" del video.
Gracias por ver el video Pedro! Aún estoy contemplando si se podrá o no hacer por cantidad de vistas y además tengo algunos proyectos pendientes. Igual en caso que si, espero lo disfruten todos!
Excellent and very informative. I like comparing the past to what we have to deal with today. : looking forward to the rest.
I'm sure he remembers this: En época del Sucre, el dólar se multiplicaba.
Ace, I want to watch part 2 please.
It will be in production as soon as I finish some other projects and I still need to see if there’s truly a demand for it based on views 🤔
@@GMAceM I suggest you just do it... the views, hits, and likes will come in time - dance like nobody is watching and sing like nobody is listening🤣.
How times have changed right! How did you end up in the USA then back to Ecuador?
Nice question. Curious to know too.
Me interesa la continuación...
A ver si puedo adivinar. Fue a espol, luego a continuar estudios en los EEUU. Trabajó un rato y regresó al Ecuador?
So bonito past history, so impressive memory in the past time,