Omg, you took me back when our family had to milked the cow 🐄 so early in the morning, at that time you take a shower 🚿 with recycled water like shown on the video so cold, grandma making tortillas and some beans with sour cream and eggs with a gresh glass of milk then go to school 🏫 the best time I've ever had growing up, thank you for sharing.
Miss Universe brought me here. I love looking at the rural villages from different countries. ❤️🫶🏻🇳🇮 Congrats, Miss Nicaragua for winning! Love from the 🇵🇭
I was born in Matagalpa Nicaragua, Huevos de amor - eggs of love is are called this way because the chickens eggs were done through the rooster 🐔, through love, that's why is called huevos de amor
unreal how friendly they are. They haven't lost faith in each other as we have further north. Trusting, generous, humble, all of the virtues we have long given up. It might only be $500 for a cow, but unless you know how to care for it in Nicaragua, it would be a sick/dead cow before you know it. If farming or doing ANYTHING to make money was easy in poor country, they wouldn't be poor.
Great video man. Where else are you going in Nicaragua. I'm in Managua in case you want to visit any places around I can be your guide for free. Keep up the great work!
When I visited Nicaragua more than 30 years ago, I was blown away by how many of the strangers I struck up a conversation with invited me to spend the night at their place within a half hour. Friendliest, most hospitable people I’ve ever met, and the quality seems to cut across classes.
@@PaulDilla they were hard times even for people you wouldn’t call “poor”. It was in the waning days of the first Sandinista regime. Whenever people complain about the current “runaway” single-digit inflation in the United States, I just roll my eyes-Nicaraguans in the late ‘80’s were dealing with quintuple-digit inflation. Between the time I arrived in August 1988 and the time I left in August 1989, they had started stamping over the “10” on the Carlos Fonseca notes with “10,000” rather than taking them out of circulation.
@@vinista256 wow thats insane! Would love to exchange more stories…I really wonder how rural life was back then. Even the most developed parts of Nicaragua (big cities) were far behind the other Latin cities I’ve been to. DM me on IG, if you have it: pauldillayoutube
Im amazed, almost the same culture with Philippines…several places in the provinces in Philippines same like this…Miss Universe brought me in this video. I hope we filpinos still know how to speak Spanish fluently. Adios.
Thanks Cagayan yes we are the same people Filipino and Nicaraguan my Lola arrive in nicaragua back in the late 90 I love philipino people very nice people to magadang Humaga 😂😂
Hi Paul Dilla. I will be heading to Nicaragua in just under 4 weeks. With a young female friend from Guatemala. After meeting you, I was wondering if she would mind meeting a canadian. How much do you think they would accept, without insulting them, for 2 nights stay? Just to help them a bit! Thank you!
If this is the poorest region in Nicaragua,then those people over there are very rich my friend. I can imagine how you struggle to pay your monthly bills and loan installments 😂 They know how to sew the clothes , They know how to grow food, They are able to breed the animals, They know that human nature is to wake up with first sunlight. What do you know my "Rich" friend? When is your next week rota? When will be your next brake to run in the toilet? In what Pub you'll go this Friday night to get pissed. Yes my friend, they are poor and you are very rich . But I will tell you something my friend, If the richness is measured by "wealth" (how much money do we have) Then I will be poor and happy ✌️
I ve stayed in a much poorer house. I was glad to have my hammock and my hot shower system.! This is far from being a miserable life style. And they eat pretty healty compare to industrial countries where people are feed with shit. I don t know why they have to start the day so early. Anywhere in the world, i think, it s better to have little money in the country side than in a big city. I don t beleive the $4-5 $ a day salary. Unless maybe the job include everything .
@@eltisicocoastboy9858 What might sucks is their horizon is limited. They will never have the money to see something else. It's like being jailed, lock in in a country forever.
@@mathieutallard6328 … and yet, that’s the way humans have lived for most of their existence. Whenever we started to migrate, there was usually some trauma behind it. People don’t generally pick up everything and leave unless they are forced to do so by war, oppression, hunger, or some other extreme condition. They seem well adapted to where they are and content enough with their lives to share with a visitor. When people living in relative plenty feel the need to cross the horizon constantly, there’s usually some restlessness under the urge.
I translate: Their place looks like the Philippines, but those who look like Kumar, Philippines/Se parece a Filipinas, see parece a un lugar llamado Kumar,Filipinas
No entiendo porque no visito Managua capital de Nicaragua donde existe diversidad de lugares comidas hoteles fincas universidades se fue a meter al rincon mas lejos un pueblo muy lejos somos de campo pero no solo somos eso .esto no es todo Nicaragua mal video mal informativo
Wow! How beautiful. I love you interacted with everyone. So tired of tourists interviewing other tourist. Thank you! I want to visit now.
I born in that place them I move to USA I came capt of USA marine you put tears in my eyes beautiful country
You should spend some days with us
Omg, you took me back when our family had to milked the cow 🐄 so early in the morning, at that time you take a shower 🚿 with recycled water like shown on the video so cold, grandma making tortillas and some beans with sour cream and eggs with a gresh glass of milk then go to school 🏫 the best time I've ever had growing up, thank you for sharing.
Miss Universe brought me here. I love looking at the rural villages from different countries. ❤️🫶🏻🇳🇮
Congrats, Miss Nicaragua for winning! Love from the 🇵🇭
I love your vlogs. I wish to see your channel grow!
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Very nice that you stayed overnight. El Torro is not that small but it's a good start to have an idea of community life in Nicaragua. You did it!!!
Yeah it was definitely very off the besten track. How do you know of it?
I was born in Matagalpa Nicaragua, Huevos de amor - eggs of love is are called this way because the chickens eggs were done through the rooster 🐔, through love, that's why is called huevos de amor
This People eat very well and fresh food, better natural life.😊
Very natural life!
Exactly only the media said Nicaragua is very poor but i dont see people starving for food they eat very healthy,can harvest their own food also
This was a very touching video. I really enjoyed it. thanks for sharing. Just to see the genuine kindness of these people; is so refreshing.❤
Yes, the kindness is truly one of a kind!
same here in the Philippines. our pets are ,cat,dog and birds ..and also houses here have a gardens
03:28
They do not make the clothes. They fix them...
Thanks for catching that
I was born in Nicaragua and moved to Miami, Fl in 88. Im 43 now and still live in Fl, but i love my Nicaragua. ❤❤❤❤
unreal how friendly they are. They haven't lost faith in each other as we have further north. Trusting, generous, humble, all of the virtues we have long given up. It might only be $500 for a cow, but unless you know how to care for it in Nicaragua, it would be a sick/dead cow before you know it. If farming or doing ANYTHING to make money was easy in poor country, they wouldn't be poor.
Holy book says blessed are the poor, you finish the rest ❤and respect 😅
Cool 😎 video keep it up i laugh a lot
This is Nicaragua people they treat you well as families
very friendly
Nice walkthrough Paul 🤠
I'm so ready to chill somewhere like that TBH. lol
Good video I can see it is a bumpy road
Very bumpy. Roads are relatively new through this part of the country.
Life we have to live nature and adopt in that. I interested to see costarica I have to built financially then sure visit.
Mi encanta Nicaragua
NICARAGUA beautiful country ❤️
Wow that house,look's crazy.
Great video man. Where else are you going in Nicaragua. I'm in Managua in case you want to visit any places around I can be your guide for free. Keep up the great work!
Thank you! I left Nica a while back but already want to return some day…
@@PaulDilla Great! Hope you can come soon! Take care! I subscribed.
Thank you! More to com!@@elihernandez7227
Hermoso pais
very similar to the philippines
Nicaragua and pilipino are similar pati ang mga bahay
Pati ang mga bahay!!🤟
When I visited Nicaragua more than 30 years ago, I was blown away by how many of the strangers I struck up a conversation with invited me to spend the night at their place within a half hour. Friendliest, most hospitable people I’ve ever met, and the quality seems to cut across classes.
You must have great stories. Nica must have been a different world back then
@@PaulDilla they were hard times even for people you wouldn’t call “poor”. It was in the waning days of the first Sandinista regime. Whenever people complain about the current “runaway” single-digit inflation in the United States, I just roll my eyes-Nicaraguans in the late ‘80’s were dealing with quintuple-digit inflation. Between the time I arrived in August 1988 and the time I left in August 1989, they had started stamping over the “10” on the Carlos Fonseca notes with “10,000” rather than taking them out of circulation.
@@vinista256 wow thats insane! Would love to exchange more stories…I really wonder how rural life was back then. Even the most developed parts of Nicaragua (big cities) were far behind the other Latin cities I’ve been to. DM me on IG, if you have it: pauldillayoutube
Very similar with Philippines
like these videos 😍
Where in nicaragua is el toro? ln which departamento is el toro located at?
Northern autonomous region
Thanks! 😊
Im amazed, almost the same culture with Philippines…several places in the provinces in Philippines same like this…Miss Universe brought me in this video. I hope we filpinos still know how to speak Spanish fluently. Adios.
Thanks Cagayan yes we are the same people Filipino and Nicaraguan my Lola arrive in nicaragua back in the late 90 I love philipino people very nice people to magadang Humaga 😂😂
You're a rebel bro, by yourself! Where did you learn Spanish?
El Toro is that the bull 🐂 in Nicaragua?
Yup means "Bull" in Spanish
Nicaragua is have some similarity of phillipines
No, Philippines is so much crowded
@@lenardogorra613 in the cities of course it is crowded….go in the provinces u will see the similarity….
The village similar to Kerala state in south western India with coconut trees, plantains etc, but Kerala is totally green
Hi Paul Dilla.
I will be heading to Nicaragua in just under 4 weeks.
With a young female friend from Guatemala.
After meeting you, I was wondering if she would mind meeting a canadian.
How much do you think they would accept, without insulting them, for 2 nights stay?
Just to help them a bit!
Thank you!
The place very similar in the Philippines
After ms nicaragua wins ms u im kinda curious how this country looks like 😊😂😂
Me too . Just now checking...
Miss Universe brought me here
😮😮😅😅😅😅 🎉
Same 😂
Yes me also gracious people and beautiful country just like Miss Universe. Blessing 🙏❤
Do you dont like Get up, the my Country!😮
If this is the poorest region in Nicaragua,then those people over there are very rich my friend.
I can imagine how you struggle to pay your monthly bills and loan installments 😂
They know how to sew the clothes , They know how to grow food,
They are able to breed the animals,
They know that human nature is to wake up with first sunlight.
What do you know my "Rich" friend?
When is your next week rota?
When will be your next brake to run in the toilet?
In what Pub you'll go this Friday night to get pissed.
Yes my friend, they are poor and you are very rich .
But I will tell you something my friend,
If the richness is measured by "wealth" (how much money do we have)
Then I will be poor and happy ✌️
Looks like SEA countries
I ve stayed in a much poorer house. I was glad to have my hammock and my hot shower system.! This is far from being a miserable life style. And they eat pretty healty compare to industrial countries where people are feed with shit. I don t know why they have to start the day so early. Anywhere in the world, i think, it s better to have little money in the country side than in a big city. I don t beleive the $4-5 $ a day salary. Unless maybe the job include everything .
Yes definitely a calm lifestyle
This people may be poor but you can’t se the smile in the face that’s better life you don’t even get sick 😝🤣🤣
@@eltisicocoastboy9858 They are incredibly humble. Nicaragua has amazing people.
@@eltisicocoastboy9858 What might sucks is their horizon is limited. They will never have the money to see something else. It's like being jailed, lock in in a country forever.
@@mathieutallard6328 … and yet, that’s the way humans have lived for most of their existence. Whenever we started to migrate, there was usually some trauma behind it. People don’t generally pick up everything and leave unless they are forced to do so by war, oppression, hunger, or some other extreme condition. They seem well adapted to where they are and content enough with their lives to share with a visitor. When people living in relative plenty feel the need to cross the horizon constantly, there’s usually some restlessness under the urge.
It's as if the people here came to Nicaragua from Vietnam if I didn't read the tile id think these are Vietnamese people.
Taking video from bottom up in several sequences in this video irritates the viewer. Take the video in normal angle
Yong lugar nila parang Pilipinas lang Pero Yong mga Bus nila parang lumang Pilipinas😁
Oo nga hehe tulad lng dito s pilipinas
In Nicaragua and all Latin Americas they unite one another due to similar language
Ok nag para silang nasa 70’s pa…ahead pala tayo as kanila
I translate: Their place looks like the Philippines, but those who look like Kumar, Philippines/Se parece a Filipinas, see parece a un lugar llamado Kumar,Filipinas
i don’t like it when they keep poor animal on jail , animales special pájaros Dios los hizo para volar freedom libre no para que lis encierren
After 2023 miss Universe i search in youtube
No entiendo porque no visito Managua capital de Nicaragua donde existe diversidad de lugares comidas hoteles fincas universidades se fue a meter al rincon mas lejos un pueblo muy lejos somos de campo pero no solo somos eso .esto no es todo Nicaragua mal video mal informativo
I wouldn’t trade their life for the worthless life in America it’s why am moving from the USA 😊❤
although it's kind of helpful for newcomers to have these insights .. I don't feel comfortable watching, feel like an intruder
Bien entiende lo que le dicen en español y se hace el gringo 🤡🤡
Es gringo de ascendencia Indu/Ahora los Americanos somos de toda raza papa.
1000 people living in 20 houses? So, that equates to 50 people per household? 😂😂😂😂
C The celebration is about JESUS bro!! That's the celebration.
Don't be a secular. There is a higher power.
Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤