We explored a pristine ABANDONED Spanish pastor's MANSION | Remained hidden for ages!
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Somewhere in a little Spanish village, lies a mansion that has remained well hidden during multiple years of vacancy. Today, we take a peek inside the forgotten walls of Spanish pastor Gonzalez and his family's former home. Left in a pristine condition, the mansion has already been unoccupied for a considerable amount of time. Step with us in the bewitching life of this religious family as we give you a tour inside their elegant home.
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Abandoned Spain: We explored a pristine ABANDONED Spanish pastor's MANSION | Remained hidden for ages!
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The music at the beginning of the episode was so very beautiful and helped set the mood for an amazing explore. The house was magnificent with all the beautiful furniture and artifacts. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking me along and making my Saturday shine!
What I love about you guys is you're so respectful to the owners of the properties you explore
on Camera....
@@telam1744 oh! What happens off camera?
I loved this abandoned house that you just explored. I am so glad that there has been very little if any vandalism. I love the way you go slow and you explain everything in the house. Both of you are so very referent and respectful of everything.
Look forward to getting your explorers. Stay safe my friends and healthy. 🕊❤❤❤❤🌈
Yes Mary these boys are so talented respectful,their parents must be so proud of them,sending lv from uk Ann
Lovely place with so many artifacts beautiful Incense contaiber
7:23, this girl is doing the fascist gesture. 7:53, it’s spanish, “tu esposo que te quiere” means “your husband loves you”. 13:46 it’s a brazier. 27:42, it’s a “porrón”, to drink wine. 34:16 Juan Pablo II. 38:44, it’s a certificate issued by the dictator Franco.
Muy buenos reportajes gracias por presentarlos un saludo muy cordial desde Lázaro Cárdenas Michoacán, México.
Excelente!!
34:16...🤩. Tan solo debió ser EL CURA DEL PUEBLO! ... X el cual sentían admiración!!.. jajaja 😁👍
Watching on a snowy day today. Great to see! Spain is such a fascinating country and this kind of history and story rarely gets told in the books. Perfect as always 👌👋
1:02 the way the pixels change on the photos looks like the man's mouth is moving. 😳16:32 is a key ring.Thank you! You deserve the award for the best explores on RUclips.
They deserve to go to jail for trespassing
I saw that too was really creepy yeah 😂
@@loloholmes2793 omg there's always one.Take no notice boys you treat everywhere with the utmost respect and bring us what would be otherwise lost stories of the people who go before us.The vandals who trashed it should be going to jail.we all know urbex is trespassing but They are abandoned not lived in so I certainly don't think it's a big deal.I love my boys and they never take anything but pictures and only leave behind footprints
Woah ! This house is really beautiful with all the things left inside. The living room was the best. Beautiful fournitures and curtains and all the tapestries and everything! So sad to know that the man was so sick , i hope he's resting in peace now. 🙏 good find like always! 🥰
At 13:53 the domed metal object is a brazier. It holds lighted coals and was used in homes as portable heating. It's an antique.
That house is incredible and it’s in a very good condition! The furniture reminds me of my grandparents house...
Maureno and Remon, thanks for this new adventure 😉👍🏼
Greetings from Spain ❤️
Ah the corruption and sickening greed of the Catholic (and all christian and other religions) religion!
@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307 What is sickening is seeing all that stuff just sitting there and rotting but you are right, churches and temples just exist to extort money off the poor through fear and control.
At 34:19, that photo isn't just any local priest. That is Pope John Paul II when he was old and in failing health, around the late 90's and early 2000's. The fact that they have a personal photo of him at that age means the house was inhabited through at least around the 2000's. Pope John Paul II died in April 2005.
Finally made it today and am able to watch on my new phone! I know this will be a treat for my eyes!
I have no understanding as to why people abandon their beautiful homes it's so heart breaking 💔 to see such beauty go to waste
Unless there's a will & power of attorney signed, the House goes in to Probate. A family member probably owns it & doesn't get back very often. I have my parents home to clean out & I keep putting it off because it's hard to get out there (I'm 5 hrs away) and I wouldn't be too happy knowing someone is picking through it & putting it youtube! If it's not your property STAY OUT. This house looks like squatters have been living in it.
@@loloholmes2793 they are just showing ther appreciation
@@loloholmes2793 why don’t you sell it ?
You have the best photography! The way you take time to explore and honor the past owners is so respectful! I really enjoy your explorations❤
I have that same tapestry of the deer. There are many different kinds. They were very popular back around 1967- 1975. They were made in middle east countries. Can still be bought on ebay.
The priest picture was Pope John Paul. This was another beauty. Thanks guys
Wow those chandeliers were gorgeous! I can’t wrap my head around someone ransacking the bedroom, but leaving everything else untouched. Such beautiful crystal, china,etc. I wonder why the family didn’t even take the pictures. Great job as always guys. Love the way you take your time to really show us everything. Stay safe
This explore was so beautiful. And yes the bathroom was in a very strange place. I love how you take your time showing all the artifacts, art and glassware. I enjoyed this so much. Thanks guys, stay safe and healthy.
I could be mistaken, but I think at 34:10 that is the pope John Paul II. He was pope from 1978 to 2005. As far as I remember only popes dress in white, cardinals in red, bishops and etc in purple.
@Aroth yes! pope John Paul II
This is such a beautiful amazing house. Thank you for sharing with us all. Glad to see you both are back I can say missed you guys. Hope you are staying safe
Hermoso ❤️ la foto que se ve en la sala es de del papa Juan Pablo Segundo!
Extraordinary place filled to the brim with beautiful furniture artifacts, lighting fixtures etc.. Years of collecting & enjoying their posessions. Thanks for a great explore! !
The clothes may have been donated, that’s common for churches and religious families to do all over the world in general and especially when someone passes. Also I’m not certain but I think that gold bowl in the dining area is for incense, that’s what it looks like was burning inside. All in all very Catholic.
I agree with the Gold bowl in the dining room area is for incense, first thing that came to my mind
At 24:07, the photo on the bedroom night table could be of the couple being blessed by the priest upon celebration of their wedding anniversary or some other special life event.
Roman Catholic pastors/ priests are not allowed to marry, So this mansion belonged to a couple who were devout members of the Catholic Church. Protestant pastors can marry but not Catholic pastors, priests and nuns.
A pastor, unlike a priest, may have a wife and children, and it is even advisable. My cousin is a Catholic pastor and has a wife and two daughters. Only priests cannot have families.
The furniture was so beautiful. The crystal in the glass cabinet looked spotless. Thanks Maureno and Remon for another epic exploration. Love you guys
Just a thought could it be that in the last room someone was looking for drugs since they knew the man was sick. Really enjoy your explores especially since everything is so limited now! You guys are so respectful of all you see that goes a long way in us watching you! I wish everyone was as nice and caring as you guys are! This from a very old lady who has seen the world change a lot! Take care and don’t change!
Don’s wife Shirley from Nevada
I love how you pay attention to details. Your videos are top of all I watch! None of the others bother to enjoy details like you. I have left other urban exploration groups because of bad camera scanning, quick and missing so much. Thank you for your respectful style, I look forward to more 😊 ⚘⚘America applauds you
What a lovely place to explore. 🤗 thank you for sharing.
Those little bottles of liquor used to be from airports back in the 70s, 80s, 90s and before. Many people just brought them home because they were free.
I hope that one day the owner will come back to that wonderful house and make it home again. Thank you Explomo for showing such beautiful house to us. Keep safe always ;)
Rizalie
I am from Ohio,U.S.A. I feel the same as you and hope where ever your from that family will come back before the house starts to decay..
God Bless🙏
Love it, watch Explomo more than HGTV 🤭. Ramon is a modern gentleman, when he put his heart on his chest I said, my niece has to marry a man like him. So honorable to preserve this for generations to come. New catch phrase " Indeed, indeed" Put it on a T shirt😎.
Never ceases to amaze me! Gorgeous and mysterious explore as usual!
The priest is Pope St John Paul II.
@@agustina3493 Pope John XIII was Pope in 925AD. So it cannot be him. If you actually mean St Pope John XXIII, it cannot be him either as in the pictures of him, he also wore a short cape. That is not in that picture.
@@Firedragoncat Take a look in internet, Pope John XIII was Pope in the Vatican from 1958-1963! He died in 1963! Yes, he is the one in the picture!!
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_XXIII
@@agustina3493 The thumbnail at the beginning of the video clearly shows St Pope John Paul II. I don't need to check Wiki, my Masters degree in Theology and my undergraduate degree in Theology made sure that I saw his face enough and I have a copy of St Pope John XXIII writing so I know how he presented himself in pictures and it was always caped. The thumbnail picture at the very beginning of the video is not caped.
@@agustina3493 The photo in the house is John Paul II no doubt (his secular name was Karol Józef Wojtyła and died in april 2005). And you put en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_XXIII read please is John XXIII yes 23rd
Al parecer tenian una foto del papa Juan Pabll II en esa casa. Es posible que el propietario haya sido jn diacono o algún enñresario laicos cristiano católico.
This artefact is a brasero, used to warm up the space under the tables in winter with hot charcoal which was placed inside it, but this one looks like a decorative one.
I think they possibly used it as an incense burner. Catholics sometimes burn incense ( shaped like small round discs ) in censers and it would have left a small burnt spot like they filmed inside that one.
@jude jackson Tenéis unas ideas muy raras sobre los católicos. No quemamos incienso en nuestras casas. Solo en la iglesia, y solo en fiestas importantes. En incensarios, no en braseros. El artefacto es un brasero, como dice Leticia González. Mis abuelos y mi tía abuela tenían parecidos. No había calefacción en las casas entonces. También había braseros pequeños con mango muy largo para calentar las sábanas antes de acostarse.
@@ejv9627 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@jimmyfortrue3741 we NEVER burn inciense at home, that,s a heater.
Love your videos you are the absolute best at what you do!!!
That's a beautiful house especially the living room
Pity the squatters got in & trashed it.
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This series has been so wonderful. Thank you
You are most welcome!!! Still 5 episodes to go 😊
Such a lovely home this couple had. You can see how much they cared for it. I wish people hadn't broken in. It's bad enough that you break in to steal but do you have to tear things apart? Thank you again for this explore and for trying to piece together the life of this couple.
Im from Poland and I felt hot and i smiled when i saw the photo Karol Wojtyla (pope from Poland) 😭😭😭💕
To nie on.Poczytaj komentarze.
@@emil5433 Na tym zdjęciu jest Karol Wojtyła z Polski znany na świecie jako Papież Jan Paweł II. Każdy Polak go zna.
É o Papa João Paulo sim, não tem como ser um padre. Somos da geração que conhecemos o Papa jovem e velho.✨🙏🇧🇷
34:08 Saint João Paulo II, Karol Wojtyla 🙏🏼✨
Another one of your beautiful but sad finds. It's heartening to know that this home was once alive and full of happiness and laughters will soon be taken over by nature one day. Hopefully the daughter will come back and reclaim it again..everything is in mint condition, so beautiful. When my dad passed away we actually gave the home my dad bought in 1965 to our younger sister. My mom is 86 and both still lives in the house we grew up in, hopefully the same will happen to this one..Stay safe healthy and blessed always out there! From Southern California ☀️
The chandelier in the living room was beautiful. It was so different and unique. This was a lovely home.
Fico encantada com esses vídeos!! Parabéns rapazes,!! VCS são brilhantes! Q Deus abençoe VCS nessa missão perigosa e prazerosa,!!
En el minuto 13:42, hay un brasero. En este brasero se hacía fuego, sin llama, con carbón, para calentar las habitaciones. Estos braseros eran muy comunes en todas las casas, unos mas lujosos que otros, segun el poder adquisitivo de cada casa. Esta costumbre viene de los árabes que estuvieron en España durante siglos y dejaron muchas costumbres como herencia
The whole building is clean, yet it has a lot of cleaning to complete, when places such as those became in a condition that is untouched yet, there are trespassers, it should be maintained, secured, as well as cleaned, since there are owners who happen to be doing paper work for the whole house and have them maintained and restored. For every foundation, there is always a man behind it. The chief cornerstone.
Thanks guys. Another great explore. You guys are the best...
Hello my boys!! How is school going? Glad you're able to travel and explore, because you know how much I enjoy your videos, and so many people do. Stay safe and well. NY Nana
The brass container in the dining room is for burning incense I think...🤔
No, it was not for burning incense but to put some wood, burn it and put it under the table of the kitchen to stay warm. Read the explanation I give up there in my other comment.
@@agustina3493 Read my reply to your previous comment. What do you think 🤔?
@@raygay3375 I am from Spain and my grandparents is what they have for getting warm.
@@agustina3493 🤷♀️
@@agustina3493 keep your hair on,who cares,why spoil a lovely video of our favourite boys ,wood burner incense burner who knows,Iv never heard of putting it under the table to keep warm,how interesting
I always enjoy your videos. You both do a great job telling us the history of your explorations, and your different personalities make each video so enjoyable. Keep up the good work!!
It's a Brasero and it looks like a good size one...It's definitely vintage...I love the hand scoop lol
Hi dear friends from exceptional team Explomo, What a wonderfully well preserved beautiful and pristine mansion, you were showing!
I was speechless when watching and following you in mind through these still very much intact rooms. - The photo with the "priest" in
this beautiful living room is actually showing the former pope John Paul II, the Polish pope Carol Woitila, as I hope to have identified him
in a correct way on the photo. - I loved seeing these really beautiful chandeliers and the artwork on the walls. Everything was absolutely
fascinating to see, like for instance the cabinets with the intact and again beautiful porcelaine and cristal glasses. - The book, showing
the "Bohemian collection" is about some of the world famous Bohemian glass, which is since the art nouveau period very well known to collectors
worldwide. - Thank you so much for sharing this once more phantastic and amazing explore in Spain with us viewers. - For me also
you are belonging to the best explorers, and your videos are always such a pleasure to watch, and you are indeed giving the former
inhabitants with your sensitive comment a kind of a new life. - I hope, you are well and healthy. - Stay safe, dear friends, lots of blessings
and much love from windy and rather rainy Switzerland. - I hope to see you soon again!! - Kindest regards.
The priest was Pope John. I recognized him right away...
@@bettycogswell9851 , Thanks for backing me up! But it's not pope John, it is pope John Paul II. - Wishing you a blessed weekend and kindest regards.
@@willyegger4488 YW....I forgot the Paul ll part....lol
@@bettycogswell9851 he is now Saint Pope John Paul 2.
Hi Willy Egger Greetings from Buenos Aires 👍🏻
What a gorgeous home❤️ a life well lived! Thank you for taking us with you😊❤️
If only we could go back in time to see how they lived day to day
¡Hola! Me encanta lo que hacéis y el respeto que tenéis por los sitios y las personas que allí vivían. Me encanta cuando das las bendiciones o pides permiso a las personas que vivieron allí y de qué modo te conmueves pensando en ellos y que fue lo que pasó con ellos, es algo que yo también siento al ver estos sitios, eso te hace valorar y respetar lo que haces. Mi enhorabuena lo hace más emocionante si cabe. Como agradecimiento a tu labor te diré algunos detalles si te sirven de ayuda en tus urbex en Europa.
El hecho de que no haya ropa en algunos de los sitios es porque mucha gente que procesa la fe cristiana y ya por costumbre suele donar ( entregar) la ropa a la iglesia para los mas necesitados. La ropa es algo muy personal que te recuerda a la persona fallecida por eso en cuanto fallece a veces los familiares o la propia iglesia lo suele recoger todo y lo entregan a los pobres.
Por otro lado, tanto en España y por Europa es muy común tener el crucifijo encima de la cama o en la mesita de noche para rezarle por las noches, de ahí lo del agua bendita para santiguarse, también podía estar a la entrada de las casas o en el salón porque también se bendice la mesa antes de comer. Las imágenes de cristo o Santos Dan protección por eso pueden estar por toda la casa. También para que los demás vieran lo religioso que eras, en el caso de los muy creyentes. Incluso en mi casa había algún crucifijo a pesar de no procesar y\o practicar la fe pero si mi madre era creiente, hasta hoy en día muchas casas por si acaso como símbolo de protección tienen algún crucifijo o santo.
Espero haberte dado algunos detalles de interés, estaría dispuesta a darte más, siempre lo hago cuando estoy mirando los vídeos y comentando lo que veo como si me escucharas ja ja ja....
Te colaboro ,diciendo que la foto del cura del pueblo como decían, si fue cura y se convirtió en Juan Pablo segundo ,papa de los años 80 ,el papa de la juventud ,muy popular en esos años sobre todo en América latina vino a mi país Chile y ayudó a que no ubiera guerra contra los hermanos argentinos y hay una estufa a la entrada antigua acá les decimos bracero se colocaba brazas y calentaba muy bien pero era muy tóxico a si que se prohibieron
Saludos cordiales desde Chile
Beautiful house! Loved it.....Thanks for sharing Maureno and Remon
the bowl is a incense holder; what you call a purse is a key-holder-box; the traces on the drawers are signs of woodworms active;
Of all the houses you've explored in Spain... this one reminds me the most of the house i grew up in, it's almost exactly how my mother decorated our home,, from the tapestries on the wall, to the wardrobes instead of closets, the wooden serving table for liquor, the hutch with glasses and pictures.....i really enjoyed this episode...took me back.. thanks guys! And as always,keep up the great work! ✌out!
Remon wearing yellow is love ❤️
Anyways. This house was so beautiful, wonder why these people suddenly abondoned their mansion, we dont own a house so sad,
Hello! Watching next amazing video 💙 thanks!👍
my own kind of most awaited part of your documentation for every abandoned mansion is the kitchen utensils...the vintage plates...crystal glass and lastly the amazing chandelliers....i really fascinated and love it😍😍😍😍 TAKE CARE BOTH OF YOU AND EXPLORE MORE!!!!
Lo dorado ,con la mano es un brasero muy tipico Espanñol habia de muchas cTegorias ,y lo de la bolsa de los licores es un porron que se sigue usando pero no como en los años 40 no habia en todas las casas y los mayores bebian el vino de el porron ,en mi pueblo por las fiestas se hace un concurso de bota que es de cuero y el que mas aguanta se lleva un jamon , me ha gustado mucho la casa y vuestros comentarios ,en España no hay muchas frabricas de cristal fino , un saludo ,maribel .
It looks like the family members took what they wanted .. not go back to get anything else ..I've heard somewhere sometime the church owns the house and property the family sign it over them (church)
Precisely. It’s sad that this is no longer common knowledge among younger people. Catholics had pictures of their many other catholic friends. Going to see the Pope was a really big deal.
So many beautiful memories and rooms
The little purse with ring in it usually you put your key on it ,lv the black an white photos,that was a loving happy home ,so sad it’s just left ,I wonder what they would say if they could see it now Ann uk x
Thanks you my friend have a good evening
Hi guys! Love this one especially.. Old religious things!! I think pope John Paul 2 was the best Pope of all!! Tfs!! Can just imagine how much love was in the house of family+ a deep faith in God.. Something that's missing from most homes today unfortunately!
Place stunning, I loved It! 👏👍🏫💚💛💙🇧🇷😍😘
What a wonderful home and their belongings. The furniture beautiful such a shame to be left behind. Thank you for the video.
Wow this place is so beautiful , if I had not come across your channel I would not have known that such beauty exists out there , that's why I love this channel and all these wonderful exciting adventures , thank you for always taking us with you . amazing as always , peace out . :)
Thank you both for a amazing video,beautiful much love to you both Ann uk xxx stay safe both
Excelente Trabajo el de ustedes....muy buenos videos, muestran lugares muy interesantes...abrazos
34.12. Polish Pope John Paul II. He was the head of the Catholic Church for 27 years from 1978- 2005. He was born in 1920 in Wadowice Poland as Karol Wojtylla. He was 85 when he died in April 2005 in Vatican.
❤watching ! From Samal Island.😊
When you showed the tapestry with the deer on the rock I thought to myself that it looked familiar & sure enough my grandmother had the exact same one in her home in Spain. One of the wardrobes was exactly like one she had too. Brought back great memories of when my family would visit her. Thanks! ❤
The brass bowl is called "BRACIERE" in Italian, "BRASERO" in Spanish and "BRAZIER" in English. Its purpose was to heat the room. they would place coals in the bowl and light them on fire. Some brazier were also a placed inside the center of very large wooden rings. The family would sometimes gather around the brazier and toast bread on the fire. A google search will turn up many photos of this very ingenious heating system. Hope this helps answering your question as to what the large brass bowl is. it is.
Bonjour Remon et Moreno, comme toujours,superbe vidéo ;je ne me lasse, jamais, de suivre vos aventures et découvertes 🙂.A+.
Hermosa casa con tantas cosas intactas, fotos pertenencias de la familia.me encantó como siempre.saludos chicos
first painting - Alfons Mucha :o))
That picture was of our Catholic Polish Pope from the Vatican in Roma . Nice video and sad 🙏
Maureno and Remon what an incredible video. Beautiful home I bet with a lot of history, if there was some way of knowing. Great job. Always love how much respect you both have for what you record. Thanks. Stay safe. 👍👍
Such beautiful music at the intro. You always seem to pick the most perfect music to go with your story. a lovely explore, thank you xx
Maureno and Remon, you guys always find the best places...I love and enjoy all of y'all videos..Much love to both of you 💖💖
At 30:10 in the living room below the first cabinet, it looks like small deposits of dust, but I think that's due to termites eating away at the wood.
parte meu coração toda vez quando vejo lugares assim tão desprezados 😭😭😭
Thank you for sharing this video.beautiful house with their lovely collections.the pictures made me sad,wondering where are the heirs. Keep safe Remon and Maureno. Greetings from Manila ,the Philippines.
Beautiful house and the furniture is so lovely. I collect the crystal glasses, ut they was beautiful. Thank you for all your hard work. Stay safe and look after yourself.x
At about 28:00, beside the pictures of 1st Communion inside the cabinet, the book appears to be just a picture book with explanations of the items portrayed, educational or for general knowledge only.
The black small case with a ring attached by chain is a key holder. Put the keys on the ring, drop them into the black pouch then it fits in a mans pocket much neater. In a woman's purse the keys are easier to find.
I loved this mansion. The people took great care of the property. I wish that the children had done something about it though. Sell it if they did not want it. Unfortunately it is going to fall apart. Let's hope 🙏
Hola me encantan tus vídeo son. Padres...... gracias.por traernolos
Following these men is a great joy
Was a lovely house,thankyou for showing us
Really lovely n sad 👍 greetings from Shillong ❤️
AS ALWAYS, AWESOME VIDEO.
The little black change purse has a chain to attach a key or keys to.
Maravilhosos estás louças, muito bonito os detalhes delas.
That framed picture is a pope....not sure when he was but I know the face. at 34:36
Another great video guys!
Some outside bathrooms are for guests that spend the night. This is so they don't disturb the homeowners.
This place is really nice.l hate that people break into these places and ransack Them, looking for things to steal. Some of the places look as if with some major cleaning would be a good place to live. It's already furnished. THE perpetrator should get caught and jailed. For destroying these beautiful places. Thanks again for sharing this with Us 🙋🏿♀️. Have A great weekend.✝️🛐☮️💜.
Ooh wow such a fantastic house. Thanks Explomo 🤗❤️
its so sad when some one passes and they have no loved ones to pass on there belongings too
I feel very strongly about giving away what you have before you die..
Share what you have, otherwise life possessions are in vain.
I like to believe Christians would know that
Donate to charity.