INSIDE EMPTY VENEZUELAN SUPERMARKET (Depressing)
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- A rare glimpse at the current situation outside of Caracas, in a small rural town.
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*Fascinating* to see outside of Caracas, absolutely beautiful but at the same time depressing to see the people suffering. Big thanks to Lenny and Jose for being my guardian angels, check out their work - Jose: instagram.com/posadatepuih/
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Bro I respect the work you do, keep going forward, will send sent something for the cause.
Thank you Pieter!
Thank the US for the suffering of the Venezuelan people.
@@germancarrasco2028 lol
What an incredible and humbling experience that you are having. Thank you for giving us an inside-look as well. It is so important in todays climate to stay informed about places and people that are struggling. People are so wrapped up in their bubbles that they have no idea about the trials and tribulations that others are facing. More people need to see this series.
I miss my Venezuela. Today, going to Venezuela is like falling in love with the wrong person... it’s beautiful, you know it’s going to break your heart... but you can’t really leave this person because you don’t lose hope
hands down
Don't lose hope. I pray you can go back to a new and free country...🙏
Así mismo
@Welt people people connected to the government corruption or tourists.
Omg that’s so sad...
People of Cuba has lived just like this for over 60 years now .... the sad part is that the world has forgotten the Caribbean island 😥😥
Not at all... Completely different situation. Also Cuba now has changed a lot recently.
Cuba people had nothing before the revolution and after gained some prosperity from russian money but when this ran out then they carried on. No one had anything whereas in Venezuela people had everything and had so much and the government made bad decisions and paid loads of people over the odds but there wasn't enough jobs etc etc and so when the currency collapsed it collapsed hard - watch a video about it. Cuba was nice when I went 10 years ago but when I went back a few years ago it felt very different
Cuba is true communism. Venezuela is a left-wing dump.
Cuba is not forgotten their “Government” or lack thereof; disallows many shipments and imports into the country. At least that’s how it used to be; to my understanding there are still many import restrictions since the rule of Fidel Castro. However minor tourism is now allowed again. (I think)
@@dook228 The world is a timer
This video makes me cry, I ve started to remember all those days when I used to go to the beach with all my friends , all those memories, I remember when I started to work in the field in my country, it is the most beautifull country in the world, with amazing and great people, it has been 3 years that I left my country, right now i'm in Paris and this video makes me travel and remember the light, the sounds, the flavors, thanks for showing my country, thank u for making me travel with u to my home.
Do you like paris france
I'm Venezuelan too and I would like to thank you for filming and documenting whatever you could during your visit. Venezuela has always been a beautiful country, but with horribly corrupted politics ruining people's lives here.
lots of countries colonized by spain or portugal are corrupt to the core .....
Politics are always mirror of the regulat people in the country. Always.
Wow
It’s easy to blame corruption but the true problem is socialism
È anche colpa di tanti venezuelani
I usually don't comment on videos here on CZcams, but your channel is one of the best around here. You are showing the truth about the country, without a political view, just the way the things really are. Keep it up! Greetings from a Brazilian living in Colombia!
Thank you very much.
That's nice indigo traveler should visit the U.S. and film towns like the one he showed on this video
Vinícius Munhoz
What city in Colombia do you live in?
¿Por qué se fue de Brazil?
take a deeper look.... GOOD LUCK !
Sem falar na edição do canal, o cara manda muito, sensacional
Thank you for being the most authentic and genuine travel vlogger. You take it above and beyond, a true journalist. Keep it up!!
Beautiful! Thank you :)
What about Harald Baldr?
@@paulden3158 Facts czcams.com/video/NKwJI9axblQ/video.html
Paul Denet I’ll have to check him out! Thanks
Hello Nick, I'd strongly encourage you to stop posting propaganda videos about Venezuela. I'll make one phone call down to Caracas and have all of your equipment confiscated, and then arrested and deported, just like Cody Weddle. Sebin will also take a trip over to see "Lenny" and provide him with an arbitrary stay inside of El Helicoide. This will be your only warning.
No matter how dark their situation is, there's still some light they can find to smile about. Very good documentary.
I am Brazilian and seeing those videos from Venezuela made me realize that, although we are neighbors, there’s a huge distance separating us from our Caribbean brothers and sisters.
My heart goes with you guys and I hope you all will be able to survive this situation !
Our doors will always be open for you guys.
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Yeah, Venezuela's a lot safer than Brazil. Especially for tourists.
venezuela is not in the carribean lol
GameVideo Clips actually, the only coast that Venezuela has (and it is the whole north part of the country) is the Caribbean Sea. So yes, Venezuela is a Caribbean country. 🙄
@@adrianabalbuena2682 Colombia is a Caribbean country? It also has a coast facing the Caribbean sea. What about the culture of Venezuela makes it "Caribbean". Is Venezuela's snow capped mountains also part of the Caribbean?...
Hey , I’m Irish with a lot of New Venezuelan friends that have come here to work, I have heard them mention the situation in which their country stands in, now I understand. Thank you for your information
their problems arise mostly from being mexican and living in a mexican country.
I have been to south america several times. I also have venezuelan friends. I live in Ireland. It is shameful that some socialist and sinn fein members of our Dail (parliament) went to Venezuela as guests of the Maduro Dictatorship for his inauguration, and they have stood up in our Parliament defending this dictatorship. They even vote against any resolution in the European parliament that condemns the Maduro dictatorial genocide of the Venezuelan people. Very shameful and sad!! When i first went to South America in the 1990's, Venezuela was seen as the success envy of every other south American country. By 2011, it was in a mess and the Government was already land grabbing large amounts of land from ordinary farmers and redistributing it among their supporters. Today much of this land lies in waste and the people starve!!
thats happening in all the mexican countries not just Venezuela.
Garry Sekelli THEYRE NOT FUCKING MEXICAN COUNTRIES U ARE SO FUCKING STUPID HOLY SHIT
@@vaszi101 huh? its common knowledge that any country south of Trumps magnificent wall is a mexican country. They even speak mexican like you can hear in the video.
Im living in Venezuela right know and at this point i've seen different youtubers doing videos about the situation, but none of them like you, showing that you care for what you are doing, for showing the situation from any perspective you can without biased points of view, really love your videos, keep the great work. Just a little update, right know an us dollar is equivalent to 13.000 bolívares
13,000 Bolivars! That's wild!
tecam2 130,000,000,000?
@@jetta.josh4 One trillion three hundred billion bolivares
@@tecam2 that's if you revert the monetary reconversions, but im talking about the actual currency, same as nick on his videos, also is better that way to avoid confusion
Gladys seara does a good job
I’ve been a chef for 18 years I’ve worked st resorts before I look at those beaches and can’t help but see what could be there. Beautiful seaside hotels with outdoor bars, local music and amazing seafood restaurants
Maybe some day
When they start to reject socialism, then Venezuela will change for the better.
You’re a slave to the kitchen? Go have fun
Brendan MacKinnon you like yourself a bar, don’t you?
I thought the same thing. But then thought the tourists would be targets for robbery or scams as soon as they arrived. Also as a traveler, I would doubt they would have the needed infrastructure and regulations for safe water/food.
This guy needs a bodyguard just to walk around in the better parts of town.
Even the police need to feed their families and would welcome "on the spot" payment for fines and fees. No thanks.
Please contact me, I am also chef an hotelier dreaming one day invest in venezuela. Look www.enigheten.ax
Hey there. I'm 15 and I live in Venezuela. I'm from Caracas. I just wanted to thank you with all my heart for making these videos. You've really outdone any other work I've ever seen before regarding travelling and livind here. I'm so glad that there is someone telling this story as it is. What you said in one of your videos is absolutely true: I'm sometimes terribly scared of going out and walking in the streets; so also thank you for the bravery it takes to walk into a place like Petare and film it for the world to see.
Also, since you seem so fascinated with Caracas, I will be a little bold here and make a suggestion: don't miss the visit to the Central University. That's a tour absolutely worth taking.
Again thanks for these videos. I can't wait for the next ones! 💛💙❤
Hi i really dont think this guy is on a real holiday visiting central University, hes there to film the disgusting state of your country, get real & wake up, my friend
@@SuperDudley88 she is 15, be nice and get a grip!!!!
It's absolutely insane what is happening there.... praying for all Venezuelans! Thanks again Nick for your educational travel series
Appreciate your support.
C A
Not all of them wanted this
C A what?
@@Sarah-pl8rp I hope all the people who voted for this suffer and starve.
@@skm1091 you want the poorest of the poor to suffer and starve? Aren't you an angel..
Thank you for showning my Venezuela to people from all over the world. It is been 4 years that I left my country. It is nice to remember how beautiful is and how kind the people is. I can not wait for the next episode!!
@@osuave7811 Isn't Chomsky the same guy who praised Pol Pot and defended the Khmer Rouge, and who had the balls to never apologize for it?
@@RyoKasai25 I never heard any of that. You sure you're thinking of the right guy?
Where are you living now?
Why did you leave Venezuela? Is Venezuela under a dictatorship at present in your opinion?
@@osuave7811 let me guess it's all the US's fault? Nothing to do with socialism, anti free market policies, widespread corruption or the culture of decadence that is encouraged by the government who supports and calls on 'colectivos' which are basically armed criminal gangs? The US dropped two nuclear bombs on Japan and they are now one of the leading world powers, being a country with very few natural resources. Meanwhile Venezuela has the largest proven oil reserves in the world but yet they can't even get food (since 2014 or so) because of sanctions placed on arms and military equipment?
So sad, as a kid growing up in Ecuador I would hear of Venezuela as the country to go to. Praying they overcome this dark phase.
try to visit another state like Trujillo, Zulia, Táchira, and see how the situation is 3 times worse than the one you see in the north part of the country, 3day lines to fill your gas tank, people eating from the trash, constant 5+ hours electrical cuts every day, the most empty supermarkets you are going to see in your life, people with their clothes al ragged because they have no money to buy more. Possibly that would make you feel more depressed about the situation here, you haven't seen 5% of the reality yet.
I love your videos, i love the way you are documenting all the stuff happening here and thank you for taking the time to come to Venezuela and see what is really happening
is he documenting really? or is it a sympathy cash grab of content to expose and also roll money in on a crisis that needs attention?
i see so many youtubers do similar but they never tend to help in any reality.
@@Dockhead i bet he spends more money that he earns making videos of this shithole, so i guess he doesn't come and risks he's life in the most dangerous city in the world just for fame
@@Dockhead what are you talking about? Thanks to this series of videos they raised $200K for some soup kitchens that attend kids in a slum in Caracas.
Nick is doing a great job.
I get what you are saying bro, but do you really think he needs to expose himself to the danger that going to Zulia, Tachira or Trujillo represents? I appreciate his efforts and hope he gets out Venezuela safe.
@@josemanuellopez8989 he's in Caracas, there is nothing more dangerous than that, the other states are like child's play in comparison
Lenny loves a cold beer, doesn't he! Can't blame him!
It just seems like he drinks a lot because the beers are so small.
Can we dispatch with the Fox news clips on the intro?
The Polar Light is a very soft beer. Imagine an American BudLight, then water it down even More. lol Also, it's worth to mention than in some places, the beer is cheaper than water or a soda.
@@michaelmorgan3415 the intro is terrible.
@@michaelmorgan3415 Small beers are better you drink them before they get warm and if you want more just get another cold one most beer botles hete are 1/5.
Michael Morgan: Yes please get rid of them.
*The only Vlogger who takes the locals' feedback into account when covering controversial places. Those phantom shots came out amazing btw!*
Appreciate that!
@@IndigoTraveller how r u?? go 2 sinai;
big respect to the guy spearfishing to feed his family... and all the others withstanding the life in VZ
Venezuela Is So Magnificent.
GOD bless Venezuelan People and keep them safe 🙌.
This series is a work of art as a documentary. It shows the real side, the side the media not even on the web will show to local or international audience. Thanks for doing this I hope to see your next series soon
It looks to me that Lenny did not explain you that he took you via the scenic route, instead of the main route (via a highway running on the other side of the mountains) that regular tourists would take to get to Chirimena. Even if the highway is (I bet) in bad shape, with the little traffic present now (as a Venezuelan, this is what has shocked me the most in your excellent series so far) you would get to Chirimena in 2 hours at most, although you would have missed those stunning beaches an views. Don't get me wrong, I would have done the same, but by not explaining you what he was really doing, Lenny did a disservice to you and your followers.
He did not explain you either (although a seasoned traveler like you should have figured it out) that practically all the places you stopped along the route are small fishermen towns, not ready nor capable of handling tourists. Note that there was not a single hotel anywhere (tourists typically camp in the beaches), very few restaurants, and that "supermarket" that you visited was probably the only one in town. You do not mention the geographic limitations either, even if the drone flight gives a good idea: in that area, the mountains literally sink into the sea, leaving very small spaces available to build anything.
Had Jose taken the highway instead, he could have driven you to Puerto la Cruz, which is a city with good tourism infrastructure and show you Mochima, perhaps the most beautiful beach in all of the Caribbean. Or, if he had gone west, he could have taken you to Chichiriviche and the small islands (cayos) in the area, which rank right there with Mochima. Those are the places where tourists really go, and would have allowed you to really enjoy and show what Venezuela has to offer to the tourists.
As per the "supermarket", get real: this is a liquor store, and the empty shelves (which I agree are depressing) would normally be filled with snacks and beach gear. This is certainly not the place where locals would go to buy their food (as I said, they eat fish as their main source. They sell the catch in larger cities nearby and buy their vegetables or fruits there, as they have not much land available for farming), as Lenny tried to explain you although it wasn't clear because he was wasted by then.
Having said this, I really love what you do and how you do it. Very few people would have the "cojones" to visit Venezuela, by himself, at this time, let alone trying to present an unbiased view of what is really going on and show the good, the bad and the ugly. I am really looking forward to see the next video in this series, and in the mean time, I am binge watching the other series (the North Korea one is very good).
25:41
Nick, completely deadpan:
"Their dog just bit me, I'm bleeding. That's life."
Brett Fafata That’s the result when you become slaves of Russian communist. Fuck Russia 🇷🇺 as Afghanistani we provide that we defeated 😕 Russian communist. I hope 🤞 one ☝️ day we get our revenge and destroy Russia 🇷🇺.
@@sayeedhusseinsadat3284, that's nice you beat the Russians and all, but tell me, how's Afghanistan working for you all these decades? Economy? Tourism? Quality of living? Freedom of expression? Corruption? Crime? Russians might have lost and you all might have prevented communism/socialism, but on the other hand, your country embraced religious extremism and terrorism; which eventually triggered other lunacies like torture, public persecution and execution, poverty and starvation,...,...! To live in peace and with freedom Afghanistan needs to adopt some kind of democracy, something they have lost and long forgotten some 60+ years ago.
Russia> the west
You are covering destinations that a regular traveller won't even think about going. We ar seeing the unknown and unseen through your eyes mate. Love your videos!
Go to Bolivia next! Dude. A wild ride. Respect for touring countries no one else would dare to. This is not only traveling but journalism too.
Bolivia is about 10 times safer than Venizuela even safer than peru.
I spent 1,5 months in Bolivia without problem. Nice country but people aren’t very friendly
I wasn't implying bolivia was dangerous if that's what anyone was thinking. Just want another South America Indigo travel vlog of a country i love!
Welt people I guess it’s because of their history of getting mistreated and abused by foreign nations. It’s such an interesting country, but extreme poverty and propaganda plays a big role in people’s view on the western society. Even though I speak fluent spanish a lot of people would ignore me or say mean things to me
Hello Nick, I'd strongly encourage you to stop posting propaganda videos about Venezuela. I'll make one phone call down to Caracas and have all of your equipment confiscated, and then arrested and deported, just like Cody Weddle. Sebin will also take a trip over to see "Lenny" and provide him with an arbitrary stay inside of El Helicoide. This will be your only warning.
Keep in mind that 99,99% of Venezuelan people are peaceful, hard working and good vibes humans. We will comeback from the nightmare and the ones that fool us will pay for their crimes against us
francisco dania
Your percentage of really good people is extremely high. In Colombia they have committed a lot of crimes, specially in Bogotá, and people are wary to rent them an apartment because there are many that leave without paying.
@@byrlink Mexico is the same, many Venezuelans and Colombians are part of the crime rate there
Bendiciones desde croatia
Nick is definitely not only super friendly and genuine, he is just damn good in creating authentic travel clips. Love it. No matter where he is, it is always worth to watch his trips and to learn more about the people and the country he visits.
7:45 hi Indigo, talking about Maria, the immigrant from Portugal.
Many Portuguese emigrated to Venezuela during the 40s to 80s in search of a better life.
Now the situation is completely the opposite, some Portuguese and descendants come back to Portugal, others preferred to stay especially the older people because that's where they started their family and got their business.
There are currently around 400 000 Portuguese and Portuguese descendants in Venezuela.
Thank you so much Indigo for leaving Caracas and showing Venezuela outside the capital, many people think it is visiting the capital of the countries that they will see the whole country and people lives this idea is very wrong
More important than the portuguese are the natives of Venezuela. Their life wasn't good in the 80's, and they are the majority. Keep in mind, in the 80's, Venezuela was a colony for Neo-liberal imperialism.
@@evandrolima1724 What does that have to do with anything David said? what a autistic reply.
"in the 80's, Venezuela was a colony for Neo-liberal imperialism." I imagine that you must be really happy now that venezuela is free from the evil "neo-liberal imperialism" (whatever that means).
@@evandrolima1724 wtf are you smoking dude
classicmusicforce25 socialism
@@RicardoSilva-hk2er That comment literally doesn't even make sense, if people emigrated to Venezuela in the 80s and he says life was not good in Venezuela in the 80s, so why would they go to Venezuela and not come back?
and second, natives? he is talking about 2% of the total population that are native, the rest of the population is descended from europeans, africans and even asians
Forget that it is Venezuela for a moment, USD50 per night is very good for a place like that, in other countries in the Caribbean it is typically USD150 minimum per night.
I was thinking same thing. And if $1 USD = 13,000 bolivares , and the average monthly income is only 40,000 bolivares , that would be a nice payday for the owners. I'm actually confused on the true average monthly income because i thought Nick or Lenny in past vids have said anywhere from 20,000 down to 6,000
But regardless, still cheap and nice payday for the owners of hotel.
@@The-D-Hoyt someone mentionend in another videos comment section that 40k bolivar is the minimum wage not the average!
douglas hoyt 40,000 bolivares is the minimun monthly wage (3$) most people cant live with that so they need to do other things for extra money,
But there is still many people that has their own bussines and they still make decent money to live, but as you can see thats a minority, most people cant eat 3 times a day
I think the funniest part of this to me is just watching venezuelans interact with each other. The lady’s reaction after translating for the portuguese lady, everyone’s so carefree even when all this is going on and it’s just so familiar but so weird to see from an outside perspective.
I summarize it like this, with what it costs a can of tuna now, you used to buy an apartment!
It all comes down to the people. Many thanks for showing us the beauty and the people of Venezuela.
Absolutely love the Drone shots! The absolute best at what he does. Keep it up Nick you're the real deal.
You are too kind Chad! Thanks to Jose for the drone footage!
Indigo Traveller yeah was really spectacular ☺
I've loved your Venezuela series so far. As a venezuelan I really appreciate the fact that you're showing all the contrasts of my country to the english-speaking audience. We are just people trying to survive and be happy in the middle of the worst economic collapse ever experienced by a sub-american country.
I'm glad that you've been lucky enough to find someone like lenny as a guide. Few people in this country have the english fluency, the skills to communicate and the charisma necessary to guide you during your visit.
Greetings!
It’s a shame to see a beautiful country like Venezuela go downhill. I always hope that the situation there will get better. I have a relative in Caracas that I found out recently through 23andMe. I want to visit but only when it’s safer
Like Cuba, Venezuela was one of the wealthiest countries in Latin America before it was taken over by the Far Left.
Some nerves: America had 251 mass shootings in 216 days. The travel alert was to warn Venezuelans to be cautious in the US. Clean your house 1st
@@cinnamonstar808 Your an IDIOT!, We're NOT GOING HUNGRY!, And 200+ MASS SHOOTINGS!??. You full of what you shovel!.
@@hayesman76 They were wealthy? No, you know what? I doubt it. But the far left fucking sucks.
I wish,hope n pray Venezuela will come out be strong as before, move out poverty, I really hope your next video was more than 30minutes thanks
Facts czcams.com/video/NKwJI9axblQ/video.html
What "before" are you talking about? They always lived poor, just if it will be under US - you wouldnt see anything about their poverty on CNN anymore.
@@SerdceDanko I wonder what are you blinded by. Serbian imperialism/hatred of USA? Radical ideology, like communism? Just poor education/intelect? Brainwashed by some totalitarian state? Or, simply paid by one of them?
@@NeblogaiLT I can ask you exactly same questions. Are you brainwashed by american propaganda or something? Maybe you also believe that Kim Jong Un executes his people with cannons and Qaddafi gave viagra to his soldiers so they can rape more libyans? Do you even know that venezuelan government cant even buy important pharmaceutical drugs because of US sanctions, means no international company will sell it to them, do you even know what trucks with so called humanitarian aid was set on fire by Juan Guaido supporters?
no argue please, tks
The Spanish, the Italians and the Portuguese came to Venezuela by the hundreds of thousands, especially from the island of Madeira (where Cristiano Ronaldo is from), back in the 1950s, 60s and 70s, when Venezuela was Latin America's richest per capita country and the one that offered the best standard of living.
Yes its true
Tell the USA to stop the sanctions
@@tlaloc1525 tell marudo to stop being an corrupt asshole
It's still high standard of living, for the pieces of shit that run the country.
Per capita does not mean much. It's just the GDP of the country divided by the population. It doesn't consider the average income.
Thank you for what you’re doing, this is the best series I have seen about my country on CZcams. My husband (who isn’t Venezuelan) and I had been watching your channel for a while and imagine my surprise when I saw you were in Caracas, my hometown! I left Venezuela 3 years ago, and haven’t been able to return since. Seeing you in the streets where I used to walk my entire life is so surreal, you were even in the area where my mom still lives, and I couldn’t help but cry my eyes out for most of that episode. As for my husband, he’s seeing an unbiased view of my country that I haven’t been able to show him in person, and that means a lot to both of us. So again, thank you and keep up the good work!
Dios la bendiga.
That thing you said about the USD being inflated in the country is something not all the people know about Venezuela, and that just shows you how crazy the economy really is there.
It's just amazing watching these videos of my country from a man who came from the other side the world to see by his own eyes/lens and make beautiful and quality content worthy of sharing, Keep it up.
Thank you 😍
I’m glad your first encounter with the Caribbean Sea was in Venezuela, that’s something you never forget
Virginia Nucete VENE TAKE. OVER TRINIDAD.. GUNS AND DRUGS
Thank God for the ocean. It can help to feed them.
Yeah.... but that only works for the coast and islands, inland is not that easy to catch fish.
Veronica M That’s the result when you become slaves of Russian communist. Fuck Russia 🇷🇺 as Afghanistani we provide that we defeated 😕 Russian communist. I hope 🤞 one ☝️ day we get our revenge and destroy Russia 🇷🇺.
@@TheFi0r3 it's even easier to pick fruit and wild greens and plant plants... the food is in abundance everywhere people just have to work on the land...
@Ken Lompart no that's not enough they killed two million of our people and made 7 million refugees we must do the same things to the russian people even if 10th generation pass still we would be Thirsty to their Blood.
Taliban exist becouse of them , if they woudn't invaied my country in the frist place we wouldn't have none of this problames .
@Ken Lompart yes I have seen it , and about that unlikely things even before we accomplish many unlikely things but God it's greater and we will build our army once again.
I miss my Venezuela so much... this video made me sad that such a beautiful place with beautiful people is going down and down a hole... hopefully Venezuela will soon see the light at the end of the tunnel!! Te amo y te extrano muchisimo Venezuela
Get this man a show on travel channel 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Travel channel will be like you can't show this or that or can't say this
Que bella mi tierra y que dolor verla así, esos eran los lugares que frecuentábamos en familia. :(
Thank you for sharing this, that brings me some much memories from my childhood ,being in those places for vacations and weekends!
I've been there in Chirimena, like 22 years ago, that town was really cool as the guy described, people surfing lots of pretty girls from Caracas and foreign tourists, very sad how one person destroyed a beautiful country.
One person is Trump.
@@kristokanadam8520 the one person was chavez, and was very efficient on that...
@Kristo Kanadam...this is what happens when you believe what the MSM feed you or you don't bother to learn some history...instead of believing Orange man bad, do your homework starting with Chavez...
@@kristokanadam8520, lol, dumbass!
lol good old commie trick, blaming their failed ideology but themselves.
Im binge watching your videos. Great content.
Thank you!
Go back to the beginning of his videos and watch them all! They are all great! You won't be disappointed.
@@BreakerOneNine07 facts czcams.com/video/NKwJI9axblQ/video.html
Venezuela is such a beautiful country, I hope they can get everything sorted out and live with abundance again.
This is not just another travel blog. this is an excellent documentary!
This video brings back so many memories. I think its been 8 years since the last time I walked the streets of chirimena and enjoyed the beautiful beach there. I miss my country. Thanks for these videos, I can wait for the next one to come!
Thank you for being the most honest vlogger. Your videos are amazing & am now subscribed. Venezuela and Puerto Rico had a good relationship in the 80s (at least that's my recollection from when I was a kid) & it's a shame to see what has happened to Venezuela.
It's a shame and it will be like that for a long time to come
Glad I found your channel about 3 months ago; it has made my sundays mornings. It's just an amazing work what you do, much better than most "travel" shows. You really manage to find the beauty on every single one of those places, without divorcing it from reality. Keep it up!!
Excellent presentation! Thank you for sharing this information about your travels in Venezuela with all of us! It is much appreciated!
Not only are you an amazing travel vlogger Nick but this journalism you're doing is on another level..outstanding mate 👌
This is such a fascinating series. It's so depressing that Venezuelans are going through this right now; hopefully things will change for the better soon.
Thanks so much Nick x
Man I admire you for doing all of this in my home country.
From a Venezuelan living in New Zealand: thank you very much.
I can just smell the ocean as it rolls in! Memories!
Thank you for your great work. traveling the world, taking the ways less traveled, and highlighting different cultures and differing perspectives from the various corners of the world.
Nothing more, nothing less.
The way it should be.
Thank you for this.
You've found the perfect local guide too.
nick u mentioned so casually about bleeding be careful and all the best
hopefully dog has had vaccinations.
@@stateradio115 somehow I seriously doubt it has.
this series has been so eye-opening. thanks for your excellent work
I like the respect with which you approach different contries and their people. Thanks for taking us to all the places we only know from the news and thank you for adding people‘s a faces and and voices. We are the same. Only some are better off. I hope for peace and a good life for everybody. Greetings to Venezuela from Germany!
It's incredible to see how much my country changed.. Thank you so much for this videos, they're really amazing. Hope you can go again when all this crisis ends. Greetings!!
So happy I found this channel! So real and sincere. Much better than what you find on TV, keep up the good work, also, love lenny ❤️
Great video, thanks for being us the series, love it!
Wooow, many memories come back. Stay safe and thank you.
Thanks for your video's bro 💪🏽❤
I was in Venezuela one year ago for 6 weeks visiting my family it was beautiful . Had the best moments in my life but every 2 years I go it gets harder and harder to get food and it's sad .
Stay safe bro 😁
Thank you for showing the reality of my beautiful and damaged country! These videos are amazing! And I'm going to make sure that all the people around me watch them! Again, thank you!!!
The drone footage is gorgeous, made me smile but also feel sad that nobody can truly enjoy this beautiful land.
Appreciate seeing the country and the culture in the economic crisis. Watching mainstream news, it can be so hard to understand what is going on in the country. Only a very limited picture is given of certain places or certain experiences. I love how you capture the food, the location, the streets, and the plight of ordinary people in these travel videos. Photo's of such ordinary things as homes, grocery stores and streets show both what used to be there and what is there now.
Stay safe buddy 👍
Will do!
He isn't in Ohio or El Paso Texas..just saying
Evan Khoshaba In the sky
@@cinnamonstar808 then one of the most dangerous countries in the world is nothing to worry about
This is incredibly Venezuela situation, the most rich Country in América del Sur ; now is a devastated Country...😨😲
Thank you so much for showing my country, raw. Can't wait to watch the next episode!
The into to this Venezuelan Series might easily be the best intro to any Travel Vlogs/Documentaries ever produced, you can feel the soul and life coming through the screen!
Great Series Nick, some of your best work yet, keep on pushing and enjoying yourself!
Incredible and real videos as always, one of the best vloggers out there
Cheers Luca!
Always look forward to your videos
Cheers!
Yes,for sure. If I see new video mark I go "Ohhhh new video from Indigo" :-)
Thanks 4 visit my country i'm so proud, from a venezuelan who lives now in cartagena, colombia.
I love these venezuelan adventures, the format, with the intro gives the feel of a proper tv-show and you are a very good host.
Love these Venezuela videos. Such a beautiful country in a terrible situation.
Thank god there are people like you with the guts to show what’s really going on 😉 awesome work Nick 💪
Really appreciate it Charlie ♥️♥️💓
You never cease to amaze me with your videos, such great information, great quality. Thank you for opening eyes on this Venezuelan series.
Top quality content. Your videos are informative and unbiased. Venezuela seems like a beautiful country. The situation the people there are facing is heartbreaking. Thanks for sharing. Can’t wait for the next episode!
I made it until the fourth minute and I have to stop for a moment to tell you how much I appreciate the montages in this episode. The music is on point! Very nice that you linked, where the music is from :)
Nick I really love your editing. You must put some heavy duty hours into producing them. They're always like watching a TV series. Venezuela looks amazing. Definitely would love to visit one day. Everyone is so nice.
Dear Nick,
Thank you for your videos. I´ve fallen in love with your series since I found your canal (around 3 weeks ago), and it has become a mourning routine of mine to eat breakfast and watch 2-3 episodes every day. Thanks to you I have had a chance to "visit" Afghanistan, North-Korea and many other places via my screen and I can´t wait to visit the rest of them.
What caught my attention was this: you treat local people ( and animals!) with such respect and warmth that as a viewer I can feel it. You seem to be incredibly humble and genuinely interested in people you meet and places you go and that makes all the difference to your series. You never talk disrespectfully nor are you condescending. And for that I want to thank you. Keep up the incredible job! I wish all the best to you and will definitely continue watching your content. Greetings from Finland!
Ps. I absolutely love your editing and music choices.
Recently found your channel. It's by far the best travel channel on CZcams!!! I love how you just show things as they are, it doesn't seem like you have an agenda!!!
Beautiful Caribbean! I love 🇻🇪! My mother and some relatives still there. Venezuelans never went to other countries as is happening now. People came to Venezuela bc of opportunities. I love that you show and report what you see, that is it. Very good video...(The boxes of food I believe are not for free, it is lower but you need to be in accordance with government)
Great video. Your videos are fascinating and very professionally done. Appreciate you showing us countries a lot of us don’t know much about
The editing, particularly on this video is impeccable. So honest. It gave me chills and made me tear up as it feels like I was there. Kudos on the music choice too!. I love you Nick. God bless you.
Great Video.. thanks for show our country in this way...btw...You should visit Maracaibo.. it's the second big city of Venezuela... i think you could enjoy it...
Bro your video footage and editing skills are freaking top notch. No one else in the world can give us this level of content here right now. I know you aren’t there anymore be careful and keep on making Videos the mass media isn’t letting us see.
The view of the ocean ... venezuela is so beautiful I miss it so much..😔❤
Just want to say that I've been watching this video series and I am amazed. Not only is your camera work and editing insane but the way you've showcased this country so sensitively is something you should be really proud of. Keep up the good work.
Thanks so much ❤️
Great video. Thanks for upload this content... it is quite amazing for me to see how life can become so complicated and incomprehensible because of politicians and how people just carry on in order to try to make a day ...
11:34 que envidia mmg! This is great series, keep it up. Good coverage of things. I'm so curious to actually see how things have changed in four years since I was there. It is a mix of sadness, disappointment, nostalgia, and joy...
I think he already should know what mmg means
Thank you Nick ☀️❤🙏 stay safe!
It makes me so sad what happened to these beautiful people, it's such an amazing country 💜 I am jealous of that beach view!
You rock! Maria lo dice muy bien: luchando y para adelante