Hey Good! Totally agree! I'm seriously considering spending a few months there next year. That's very interesting about Vilcabamba. I can see why people live long in that region! Thanks for watching. :-)
I just watched a video about how loud it is there: music blasting in the park, loud Zoomba classes in the park, loud motor bikes, cars, airplanes flying over, loud buses, roosters, barking dogs, car alarms constantly going off at night, etc. So, since you say it's quiet, I'm so confused about booking a stay there. I like quiet.
Así es pero falta más desarrollo, otro Aeropuerto, más avenidas amplias y algunos edificios de altura de 15 a 25 pisos, sería estupenda.. CUENCA es muy linda ciudad..
My dad is from Cuenca, I haven’t been there in about 19 years. It looks nice and modern now. I do miss the bus rides through the mountains to Quayaquil, thinking today could be the day we fall off the road and die. Good times.
Hey Damien! Thanks for watching. I hope you get to visit Cuenca one day again because it's become a lovely city! hahaha... nothing like a life threat to get the adrenaline pumping! :-)
Cuenca looks fantastic, I totally see why you loved it so much. Plus having great company really helps, you definitely met some characters along the way. Camille needs to have her own channel, she had me cracking up!
I will no doubt be back in Cuenca one day! The "stuck in Cuenca" gang was the best I could've hoped for. Camille is a legend and every time I filmed her I told her she gave me "vlog gold" haha. She is a non-practicing RUclipsr hahaha...
Thank you for visiting my city where I was born and grew up, I live in New York 26 years ago and the truth is that I already want to return to my beautiful city..🙏🙏🙏🙏🤗👏👏👏👏
Thanks so much for watching, Anthonella! I’m glad I was able to give you a glimpse of Cuenca nowadays. So cool you grew up there! It’s a great town. Hope you make it back soon. :-)
Another awesome travel video! Cuenca is now on my radar for places to visit. You cram so much interesting content into just 15 mins it kept me captivated from beginning to end. I'm already looking forward to your video. Keep up the great work!
I love Cuenca, although the minivan ride there was like being on a winding roller coaster, we took the bus back, and it was much better! They have a cool Jazz Society place there, did you go? The double decker bus tour is awesome too. It's a beautiful city, GREAT weather, know wonder why there's so many ex-pats there. Safe Travels! From FL, USA!
Hey Smoke Oak! Man... my ride up to Cuenca was in a car with a wannabe Formula 1 driver. Was pretty intense! hahaha... I didn't get to see Jazz Society but I wanna go back to Cuenca, so maybe next time. Thanks for checking out the video! :-)
Thanks so much for having me in your country, for watching this video and leaving a kind comment. I've been there twice now and hope to return again. :-)
@@GringoNation from Mexico to Bolivia the markets were definitely I highlight of riding around the world. Then for some reason around Argentina/Chile they just disappeared
hahaha... soundbites is a good word for it. Yes! I really loved getting all the peeps in this video because we were all stuck in Cuenca together (due to the protests) and just making the best out of a bad situation. The video reflects that camaraderie you feel with people you've only known for a few days while traveling. That's what it's all about! Thanks for watching, Oliver! :-)))
I am from Cuenca( living in Stockholm since 1996) and surely things changed over there, but to have a very deep cultural picture of its people, highly recommend to go the traditional religious celebrations in small villages( country side) The food they prepare is nothing to do with the food sold out in the market. It can be different from village to village but the idea of celebration has the same essence in the hole Hispanic world. Actually if you are in Spain in some small village you are about to see the same celebration and religious traditions. Actually, I remember my relatives to work very hard, the hole year in order to make a best celebration. To do their celebration ( compared to others) “historical “ 😄 The only problem for foreigners is may to get introduced by some one local. Any way, hope you the best in Cuenca and living there
Thanks so much for your input, Raul! Sounds like a magical experience. I have already left Cuenca but I plan on going back one day to spend more time and hopefully then I can do something like that. Cheers!
We were in the same spot with my husband and I remember my husband got out and try to speak and deal with the protesters 😅 it was a total crazy experience.
Hey Catalina! Thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment. The protesters seemed pretty peaceful when I was there. It was an inconvenience for mebut I stand by their cause! Cheers. :-)
Nun wine has to be quite rare! We love orchids and the ones you saw were so pretty! Love to see you out exploring! Learned a lot about this area from your video.
I think the rarity of nun wine is reflected in its price. haha. I think the bottle cost 11 USD? Ouch. The orchid farm is great! The 5 usd tour was a little much but it's one of the biggest in the world, after all! Thank you for watching and I'm very glad you learned some new things! :-)
We lived in Cuenca for several months while our papers were processed about 11 years ago. We moved 2 hours south (Yunguilla) for more warmth. Have not been to Cuenca in 5 years.
Thanks for watching guys! Cool that you've made Ecuador your home. I've never visited Yunguilla but hope to one day. What's it like comparably to Cuenca?
Hi Guys.I'm soo glad you're enjoying Cuenca.the food are delicious.and the People are so friendly. Iam from Cuenca. but I moved to Toronto Canada 🇨🇦. 30 years ago.
Hey Calle Heras! Thank you for watching my video and leaving your comment! Your Cuenca is an incredible place. Must be nice to see it every now and again since you live so far away!
Very nice to see a bit of a "younger" take on Cuenca! Did you find many expats living there that were under 65? I am curious about that - it seems to be almost entirely post 65 retirees, and no really digital nomads and such.
Hey guys! Thanks for checking out this video. I'm no spring chicken but I'll take the compliment! hahaha... I did not encounter any expats under 65 during my time there but I also only had 5 days. I'd be willing to be some of the first. There is definitely a younger Ecuadorian crowd to hang with too. I think it has incredible potential as a Digital Nomad hub.
There are more and more digital nomads and families moving to Cuenca. There are a handful of coworking spaces as well. I’m far from retirement age and you’ll find me there 🙂
What a beautiful city !! I love the architecture of those buildings & churches !! Butchers with pig's heads / whole bodies are sad & grotesque to me !! But ,the people are very friendly & the energy is very nice !! I love love the river is running through in the middle of the city !! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
@GringoNation Oh yeah ! I love rivers ,waterfalls & lakes more than oceans/ beaches in a way ! I love cities with rivers running through !! There's something magical about it I feel ! ✨️
'''Looks''' > cold & damp --- I prefer --- warm & dry --- so ? --- Am I not a good fit ? --- Is the appearance deceiving - or - is it cold & damp & dreary ??? --- I 'want' to like it ! --- > -?- Also - I really love beef (?) pork (?) - not so much ? - - - I just hope the elevation doesn't bother me. - - - Have to visit and see what happens. A month at least perhaps 3 will be better ?
Hey Frank! Thanks for checking out the video. There's a rainy season for sure, in which most days are pretty gloomy, but outside of that there are certainly some nice sunny days. But yah... it's definitely not sun all the time. Depending on your passport, you can stay 3 months. So maybe give it a go and see what you think!
@@GringoNation #496 is simply showing as of my comment, I was the 496th like of your video. Also, if you're able to add Spanish subtitles to your recent "Gastronomical" Ecuadorian video, and perhaps your Colombian videos, we'll plan on watching them.
It is sometimes difficult, even with websites like numbeo, to figure out which countries and cities are actually cheaper. We will arrive in Matagalpa, Nicaragua in 5 days to start our early retirement. We have family all over Nicaragua and they guess our bills will run $1200-$1300/month. Rental house, walk/no car, Vegan so no meat, Nica wife so no gringo pricing. But, we will only be there for a year or two. When our senior dogs pass away we want to travel around Mexico, Antigua and Lake Atitlan, Guatemala, Manizales, Colombia, Cuenca, Ecuador, Arequipa, Peru, Buenas Aires n Bariloche Argentina. We THINK prices are fairly similar in all these cities ??? Se also May bounce around SE Asia next. By then we should know where we want to put down roots. Where would you suggest your parents retire ??? Thx !
Hey guys! I actually didn't know that website Numbeo, so thanks for that. I've often used Expatisan for those purposes too. But you're right, they just give you a rough idea. Very excited for you guys to begin your journey! Your budget sounds fine. Traveling around will definitely be fun. Just enjoy the moments and when you really fall in love with a city, you'll just know right away that you want to stay longer. In March, I'm going back to Cuenca after a year because I loved it there so much. Will stay 3 months this time... As for my parents, they're retired in Brazil (our home country) and they're not leaving! haha... Thanks for watching :-)
Now that you mention it, there don't seem to be that many here for whatever reason. What I can say is that there are LOADS of parks for your dogs to play in.
Hey Chris! Thanks for watching! I've actually never been to Guadalajara, but something tells me Cuenca would be cheaper (which is a big factor for me these days) That said, ideally you can visit these places and see if any of them makes you wish you could spend more time there!
When in Segovia, España, I stayed next to some cloistered nuns. I vaped & blew some Sevilla Tumba at them & got them high! They were initially quiet, later they were smiling, giggling, & a nun announced she was hungry & off they went. I enjoy doing "good deeds". Where's that cloistered abby?
OMG as a Vegan I could not stand seeing those animal carcasses getting roasted in front of my eyes...... would have to avoid those places at all costs when visiting
Hey Jazar! Thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment. :-) Of course I totally understand you being uncomfortable with it as a vegan, but pork is a very big part of their way of life.
Hello, and thanks for sharing your experiences in Ecuador, and beyond. I'd like to put videos from your channel on our big screen "playlist", and share with our multi-lingual family. We watch via a Roku device, and can't use the "auto translate" function native to a P/C. Would you please be kind enough to add the Spanish subtitle option? From what I understand from Ayngelina (a South American Vlogger), there's an option where a Channel Creator can give RUclips permission to "auto determine" what it thinks you're saying in English. There will of course be a few very minor errors, however once this is allowed, you can then pick the languages you'd like RUclips to offer as subtitles. Latin American Spanish is our biggest interest. If you're not already familiar with her channel, here's one of Ayngelina's most recent videos. ruclips.net/video/0E4g_A0AFfg/видео.html Don Shader (another S. American Vlogger) is now featuring Spanish subtitles on most of the videos on his channel, and here's one of his more recent videos. ruclips.net/video/Py5PnJaJp_U/видео.html We have a lot of catching up to do on your channel, however our "family ecosystem" needs Spanish audio or subtitles to keep the harmony. Thanks for your consideration, and have a great day.
Hey Pedro! I appreciate you watching. RUclips provides an auto-translate function on every video and it is available on my channel. I cannot write out spanish subtitles myself as it would be too time-consuming.
@@GringoNation Thanks for your response. You're absolutely right on both points. 1) It would be way too time consuming to write this out yourself. We'd never ask this. If you modify the configurations of your videos, there's an option where you can give RUclips (YT) permission to auto-generate English subtitles. Then, you can decide which languages you'd like to feature. 2) Yes, when using a p/c the YT autotranslate works great, however in our group environment, we watch on a big screen via a Roku. The YT App interface is limited, so unless the channel sets it up on there end, we can't display alternate languages Thanks for your consideration.
That does not look sanitary with all that meat sitting out, bug wise and temperature wise. Yes. I know I sound like a spoiled entitled American, but I'm just concerned about salmonella and other things. 🥴🥴
@@GringoNation right on thanks lol! The wife and I really enjoy your channel! We hope to go nomadic in a few years until we can't. Look forward to seeing more of your vids! Cheers!
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So... would you live in Cuenca???
2 years 6 months can’t wait to leave U.S.A. I’ll take the protest don’t care, I can’t wait for a new life.
@@tonyortiz1890 exciting, Tony!
Oh my god my city I miss my city am so sad right know am living in NYC for 25 years
I love Cuenca free stress
@@laurosaquipay1459 wow 25 years is a long time! I hope you get to revisit the beautiful Cuenca asap! Thanks for watching, Lauro
Cuenca es una ciudad muy hermosa
Lived in Cuenca for past 5 years and loving every minute of my life here !!!
Lucky you! Beautiful city! :-)
@@GringoNation It sure is.. more and more US and other Expats coming in..
Cuenca is a quiet city full of magical corners and friendly people it is also close to Vilcabamba where the oldest people on the planet live
Hey Good! Totally agree! I'm seriously considering spending a few months there next year. That's very interesting about Vilcabamba. I can see why people live long in that region! Thanks for watching. :-)
I just watched a video about how loud it is there: music blasting in the park, loud Zoomba classes in the park, loud motor bikes, cars, airplanes flying over, loud buses, roosters, barking dogs, car alarms constantly going off at night, etc.
So, since you say it's quiet, I'm so confused about booking a stay there. I like quiet.
Cuenca es simplemente la mejor ciudad de Ecuador 👍👍👍👍👍
¡Hola, Daniel! ¡Gracias por ver! Me encantó tanto que quiero volver lo antes posible.
Así es pero falta más desarrollo, otro Aeropuerto, más avenidas amplias y algunos edificios de altura de 15 a 25 pisos, sería estupenda.. CUENCA es muy linda ciudad..
Manta
My dad is from Cuenca, I haven’t been there in about 19 years. It looks nice and modern now. I do miss the bus rides through the mountains to Quayaquil, thinking today could be the day we fall off the road and die. Good times.
Hey Damien! Thanks for watching. I hope you get to visit Cuenca one day again because it's become a lovely city! hahaha... nothing like a life threat to get the adrenaline pumping! :-)
Cuenca looks fantastic, I totally see why you loved it so much. Plus having great company really helps, you definitely met some characters along the way. Camille needs to have her own channel, she had me cracking up!
I will no doubt be back in Cuenca one day! The "stuck in Cuenca" gang was the best I could've hoped for. Camille is a legend and every time I filmed her I told her she gave me "vlog gold" haha. She is a non-practicing RUclipsr hahaha...
@@GringoNation hahhahahaha well she definitely needs to start practicing!! Gold indeed!
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff thank you, Nicki
@@magdalaone Camille!!! Hiiii! You gotta make a travel channel!! :)
Thank you for visiting my city where I was born and grew up, I live in New York 26 years ago and the truth is that I already want to return to my beautiful city..🙏🙏🙏🙏🤗👏👏👏👏
Thanks so much for watching, Anthonella! I’m glad I was able to give you a glimpse of Cuenca nowadays. So cool you grew up there! It’s a great town. Hope you make it back soon. :-)
Another awesome travel video! Cuenca is now on my radar for places to visit.
You cram so much interesting content into just 15 mins it kept me captivated from beginning to end.
I'm already looking forward to your video. Keep up the great work!
Hey Rob! Can't thank you enough for the compliments! I spent some time on this video and was very glad with how it turned out too. :-)
I love Cuenca, although the minivan ride there was like being on a winding roller coaster, we took the bus back, and it was much better! They have a cool Jazz Society place there, did you go? The double decker bus tour is awesome too. It's a beautiful city, GREAT weather, know wonder why there's so many ex-pats there. Safe Travels! From FL, USA!
Hey Smoke Oak! Man... my ride up to Cuenca was in a car with a wannabe Formula 1 driver. Was pretty intense! hahaha... I didn't get to see Jazz Society but I wanna go back to Cuenca, so maybe next time. Thanks for checking out the video! :-)
I am from Cuenca , I am glad you had a good time . 😊
Thanks so much for having me in your country, for watching this video and leaving a kind comment. I've been there twice now and hope to return again. :-)
Love that market. We ate lunch there everyday for a week.
Hey! Thanks for checking it out. Yes, it's great! Love the juices too.
@@GringoNation from Mexico to Bolivia the markets were definitely I highlight of riding around the world.
Then for some reason around Argentina/Chile they just disappeared
@@paularcaria some cities only have them on certain days of the week. They set up shop and leave the same day. No building, just on the street
@@GringoNation yeah man.
Those are the best. In Guatemala they have the Sunday market at Lake Atilan. Unbelievable 🤙.
Another great video. Some great soundbites from fellow travelers in this video. Loved it.
hahaha... soundbites is a good word for it. Yes! I really loved getting all the peeps in this video because we were all stuck in Cuenca together (due to the protests) and just making the best out of a bad situation. The video reflects that camaraderie you feel with people you've only known for a few days while traveling. That's what it's all about! Thanks for watching, Oliver! :-)))
I am from Cuenca( living in Stockholm since 1996) and surely things changed over there, but to have a very deep cultural picture of its people, highly recommend to go the traditional religious celebrations in small villages( country side) The food they prepare is nothing to do with the food sold out in the market. It can be different from village to village but the idea of celebration has the same essence in the hole Hispanic world. Actually if you are in Spain in some small village you are about to see the same celebration and religious traditions. Actually, I remember my relatives to work very hard, the hole year in order to make a best celebration. To do their celebration ( compared to others) “historical “ 😄
The only problem for foreigners is may to get introduced by some one local. Any way, hope you the best in Cuenca and living there
Thanks so much for your input, Raul! Sounds like a magical experience. I have already left Cuenca but I plan on going back one day to spend more time and hopefully then I can do something like that. Cheers!
When I visit, I actually want to go to the Amazon and see a shaman. Do you know anything about this experience? 🙂
I want to visit cuenca when I'll visit Ecuador 🇪🇨 soon
Thanks for watching! You won’t regret it! :-)
We were in the same spot with my husband and I remember my husband got out and try to speak and deal with the protesters 😅 it was a total crazy experience.
Hey Catalina! Thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment. The protesters seemed pretty peaceful when I was there. It was an inconvenience for mebut I stand by their cause! Cheers. :-)
Nun wine has to be quite rare! We love orchids and the ones you saw were so pretty! Love to see you out exploring! Learned a lot about this area from your video.
I think the rarity of nun wine is reflected in its price. haha. I think the bottle cost 11 USD? Ouch. The orchid farm is great! The 5 usd tour was a little much but it's one of the biggest in the world, after all! Thank you for watching and I'm very glad you learned some new things! :-)
Wow… Cuenca is awesome 🤘
Sure is, brodi! Pretty sure I'll spend a significant amount of time there next opportunity I get! :-)
@@GringoNation me too :D
We lived in Cuenca for several months while our papers were processed about 11 years ago. We moved 2 hours south (Yunguilla) for more warmth. Have not been to Cuenca in 5 years.
Thanks for watching guys! Cool that you've made Ecuador your home. I've never visited Yunguilla but hope to one day. What's it like comparably to Cuenca?
That orchid farm looks amazing!
Def a cool place, Eric! Thanks for checking out the video! :-)
I'd love to stay there for a few months !! 💕
I certainly enjoyed my time there! I hope you get around to it. :-)
@@GringoNation I'd really love to ~!! Thanks so much !! Thank you so much for your replies as well !! 👍👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
Hi Guys.I'm soo glad you're enjoying Cuenca.the food are delicious.and the People are so friendly. Iam from Cuenca. but I moved to Toronto Canada 🇨🇦. 30 years ago.
Hey Calle Heras! Thank you for watching my video and leaving your comment! Your Cuenca is an incredible place. Must be nice to see it every now and again since you live so far away!
That’s wild both of my uncles from Cuenca moved to Toronto (North York) as well.
Welcome!
Cheers!
The broken bridge got that way when the Tomebamba overflowed and the rushing water swept the bridge away. A brick bridge.
Hey Larry! Thanks for watching and leaving this comment. Crazy how high (and strong) the river got!
Very nice to see a bit of a "younger" take on Cuenca! Did you find many expats living there that were under 65? I am curious about that - it seems to be almost entirely post 65 retirees, and no really digital nomads and such.
Hey guys! Thanks for checking out this video. I'm no spring chicken but I'll take the compliment! hahaha... I did not encounter any expats under 65 during my time there but I also only had 5 days. I'd be willing to be some of the first. There is definitely a younger Ecuadorian crowd to hang with too. I think it has incredible potential as a Digital Nomad hub.
I'm 63 and I know people here who are younger (although not many). A new residency visa was created this year that is targeted for digital nomads.
@@billobrien4680 Thanks for this info, Bill! I didn't know they are creating that visa.
I do. I came when I was 38 and 43 now.
There are more and more digital nomads and families moving to Cuenca. There are a handful of coworking spaces as well. I’m far from retirement age and you’ll find me there 🙂
Going to Ecuador next Friday❤️
That's awesome! I'm sure you'll have a blast. Obviously I recommend checking out Cuenca! :-)
The more protests then more reasonable is the land property taxes and prices
What a beautiful city !! I love the architecture of those buildings & churches !! Butchers with pig's heads / whole bodies are sad & grotesque to me !! But ,the people are very friendly & the energy is very nice !! I love love the river is running through in the middle of the city !! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
Yes! The river is one of my favorite spots too. Thanks for checking out the video! :-)
@GringoNation Oh yeah ! I love rivers ,waterfalls & lakes more than oceans/ beaches in a way ! I love cities with rivers running through !! There's something magical about it I feel ! ✨️
Welcome to Ecuador ♥️
Really appreciate it, John! I'm actually in Colombia now but had an incredible time in Ecuador. :-)
That's some good looking pork with nice crispy skin.
It was damn good! Fruit loops are also delish! 😂
My cousin Christian P. ... I love you dude.
Problem for me is that the city is very Cloudy
Hmmm... I remember getting enough sunshine when I was there. We'll see again in March!
1700 hours a year is low for an equatorial region
I’m in Cuenca now and I can’t stand it. I’m SO over the place!
Thanks for checking out the video! Sorry to hear that! Care to elaborate why?
'''Looks''' > cold & damp --- I prefer --- warm & dry --- so ? --- Am I not a good fit ? --- Is the appearance deceiving - or - is it cold & damp & dreary ??? --- I 'want' to like it ! --- > -?- Also - I really love beef (?) pork (?) - not so much ? - - - I just hope the elevation doesn't bother me. - - - Have to visit and see what happens. A month at least perhaps 3 will be better ?
Hey Frank! Thanks for checking out the video. There's a rainy season for sure, in which most days are pretty gloomy, but outside of that there are certainly some nice sunny days. But yah... it's definitely not sun all the time. Depending on your passport, you can stay 3 months. So maybe give it a go and see what you think!
Thanks for adding Spanish subtitles to this video! (I'm Like # 496)
Of course, Pedro! Thanks for bringing it to my attention! Let me know if you want any more on any other videos. What do you mean by #496?
@@GringoNation #496 is simply showing as of my comment, I was the 496th like of your video. Also, if you're able to add Spanish subtitles to your recent "Gastronomical" Ecuadorian video, and perhaps your Colombian videos, we'll plan on watching them.
It is sometimes difficult, even with websites like numbeo, to figure out which countries and cities are actually cheaper. We will arrive in Matagalpa, Nicaragua in 5 days to start our early retirement. We have family all over Nicaragua and they guess our bills will run $1200-$1300/month. Rental house, walk/no car, Vegan so no meat, Nica wife so no gringo pricing.
But, we will only be there for a year or two. When our senior dogs pass away we want to travel around Mexico, Antigua and Lake Atitlan, Guatemala, Manizales, Colombia, Cuenca, Ecuador, Arequipa, Peru, Buenas Aires n Bariloche Argentina. We THINK prices are fairly similar in all these cities ???
Se also May bounce around SE Asia next. By then we should know where we want to put down roots.
Where would you suggest your parents retire ???
Thx !
Hey guys! I actually didn't know that website Numbeo, so thanks for that. I've often used Expatisan for those purposes too. But you're right, they just give you a rough idea. Very excited for you guys to begin your journey! Your budget sounds fine. Traveling around will definitely be fun. Just enjoy the moments and when you really fall in love with a city, you'll just know right away that you want to stay longer. In March, I'm going back to Cuenca after a year because I loved it there so much. Will stay 3 months this time... As for my parents, they're retired in Brazil (our home country) and they're not leaving! haha... Thanks for watching :-)
Is it possible to find an apartment with central heating in Cuenca?
In this video I dont see alot of stray dogs ??? your thoughts on dogs ? I'm really up tight about bringing my dogs.......
Now that you mention it, there don't seem to be that many here for whatever reason. What I can say is that there are LOADS of parks for your dogs to play in.
Would you rather live longterm in Cuenca, Ecuador or Guadalajara, Mexico? And please explain why you would choose one city over the other!.
Hey Chris! Thanks for watching! I've actually never been to Guadalajara, but something tells me Cuenca would be cheaper (which is a big factor for me these days) That said, ideally you can visit these places and see if any of them makes you wish you could spend more time there!
I miss Cuenca!! #rollerbagforlife
CAMILLE! Miss Cuenca too! You a mad roller! I see your channel BTW! ;-)
NyC 💚 🇪🇨
I am looking for horticulture farming and forestry lands on an finica, is Colombia better than Ecuador or Peru?
Too young to be stuck in a small box condo waiting to grow old enough to die
How much?
For?
👍👍👍
Thanks for watching, Ivan!
Que foda esse orquidário!
Segundo maior do mundo! Bem lindo!
When in Segovia, España, I stayed next to some cloistered nuns. I vaped & blew some Sevilla Tumba at them & got them high! They were initially quiet, later they were smiling, giggling, & a nun announced she was hungry & off they went. I enjoy doing "good deeds". Where's that cloistered abby?
😂 HOLY SMOKES
Yummy 😋
Thanks for watching, Tony! I think "yummy" may be an understatement for that pork. 😋
Not americans, only US citizens becouse America its a continent from Alaska to patagonia.
Goo-ah-lah-ceh-oh
Did my best!
OMG as a Vegan I could not stand seeing those animal carcasses getting roasted in front of my eyes...... would have to avoid those places at all costs when visiting
Hey Jazar! Thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment. :-) Of course I totally understand you being uncomfortable with it as a vegan, but pork is a very big part of their way of life.
The real cebiche is on the coast, not in the mountains.
Had it on the coast too! Thanks for watching!
Didn't a foreign teacher did robbed at gunpoint for thousands of dollars while sitting in an Uber in front of a bank? Asking for a friend. LOL
Hello, and thanks for sharing your experiences in Ecuador, and beyond.
I'd like to put videos from your channel on our big screen "playlist", and share with our multi-lingual family. We watch via a Roku device, and can't use the "auto translate" function native to a P/C. Would you please be kind enough to add the Spanish subtitle option? From what I understand from Ayngelina (a South American Vlogger), there's an option where a Channel Creator can give RUclips permission to "auto determine" what it thinks you're saying in English. There will of course be a few very minor errors, however once this is allowed, you can then pick the languages you'd like RUclips to offer as subtitles. Latin American Spanish is our biggest interest. If you're not already familiar with her channel, here's one of Ayngelina's most recent videos. ruclips.net/video/0E4g_A0AFfg/видео.html
Don Shader (another S. American Vlogger) is now featuring Spanish subtitles on most of the videos on his channel, and here's one of his more recent videos. ruclips.net/video/Py5PnJaJp_U/видео.html
We have a lot of catching up to do on your channel, however our "family ecosystem" needs Spanish audio or subtitles to keep the harmony.
Thanks for your consideration, and have a great day.
Hey Pedro! I appreciate you watching. RUclips provides an auto-translate function on every video and it is available on my channel. I cannot write out spanish subtitles myself as it would be too time-consuming.
@@GringoNation Thanks for your response. You're absolutely right on both points.
1) It would be way too time consuming to write this out yourself. We'd never ask this. If you modify the configurations of your videos, there's an option where you can give RUclips (YT) permission to auto-generate English subtitles. Then, you can decide which languages you'd like to feature.
2) Yes, when using a p/c the YT autotranslate works great, however in our group environment, we watch on a big screen via a Roku. The YT App interface is limited, so unless the channel sets it up on there end, we can't display alternate languages Thanks for your consideration.
I want to experience limpia and ASMR
That does not look sanitary with all that meat sitting out, bug wise and temperature wise. Yes. I know I sound like a spoiled entitled American, but I'm just concerned about salmonella and other things. 🥴🥴
Great video! I'm guessing finding good herb to smoke is fairly easy? Thanks!!
Thanks for watching! :-) shouldn’t be too hard. Barber shop boys usually have a lead haha
@@GringoNation right on thanks lol! The wife and I really enjoy your channel! We hope to go nomadic in a few years until we can't. Look forward to seeing more of your vids! Cheers!
@@crustybastard8256 that makes me very glad! Thanks so much! Always great motivation. :-))