Por que todos los videos mios son en Ingles la mayoria de mis seguidores son de otros paises y hago videos de diferentes barrios en NYC no solo East Harlem, orientese primero antes de criticar
Beautiful murals around the area. There's so much talent whether it be art, music, etc. It's a vibrant neighborhood, especially during the spring/summer when there are festivals with salsa music and dancing. I love El Barrio...thanks for a great post, Manny!
Thank you for making this video. I will be coming to New York in three days, staying on East 100 Street, so this is really helpful for me to see the neighborhood. I love the vibe, beautiful murals and the architecture! I am coming from California and will be in New York for nine days. I don’t like doing touristy things, just want to experience New York on a real local level. Can’t wait!
Grew up in Brownsville Brooklyn, but Spanish Harlem was my first love. For a young Latino paradise. The women in the spring, dios mio. In the 70s I used to attend as Latin school of music. Played congas. Forgot the name If anyone remembers please let me know if still open.
Hey, Manny, wuzup bro, big fan of yours thanks for posting east Harlem EL Barrio. you should visit in the summer its kicking then thanks again brother .
El Barrio! The summer festivals there are the best. Never gets old. Thanks for sharing great content of once again neighborhoods that not many cover. Keep exploring Manny and exposing our culture as deserved. ☺️That’s the Lares flag and guess who’s from there? My momma. I lived there as a kid and went to school there as well. El pueblo de las mujeres más hermosas they call it. They’re NOT lying😜lol.
Thats great that your mom is from the beautiful town of Lares, I love the summer festivals in East Harlem, and I love covering places that not too many people cover, thats where you get the real NY feel.
I have a question for you. My wife and I are planning on buying an apartment in East Harlem because we like the spanish influence. We are mexican and are being told that it could actually be a problem because I guess puerto ricans and mexicans don't get along I guess? I've never heard of that but just wanted to know some more info on it considering you grew up in that neighborhood. Thanks man!
@@vicenteesparza8867 the problem that people from Mexico have with those from Puerto Rico is that the former cannot bear that while they can be deported, those from Puerto Rico are born with United States citizenship. The rest of the animosity occurs because the emigration of people from Mexico is already too much, and even the Americans themselves feel displaced.
Absolutely beautiful and enjoyable vlog Manny, thank you for the informative tour, your joie de vivre never goes unnoticed, stay safe. Peace and blessings Namaste 🌻🦋
Love your facemask Manny. Hope it's designed for protection not just looks. That used to be my neighborhood. I lived on 104th bet 3rd and Lex and worked around the corner, 3rd Ave bet 104th and 105th. You mentioned Tito Puente. His mother, Ercidia Ortiz, was a native of San Germán, my hometown in Puerto Rico. According to Tito himself she was his biggest influence, the one who helped and motivated him the most to pursue a career in music. If only so he could stop driving her crazy by hitting the pots and pans in her kitchen. 😀 Thanks for sharing buddy. Loved seeing my old hood once again. Regards from Puerto Rico. Be safe.🇵🇷.
My hood. Spa Harlem, where I grew up. So good to see these streets anytime. I love it. You are right about the talent from the area. I grew up in the 80s and 90s and there were so many ppl. I grew up with that are very well known in entertainment and other industries...right from the projects. I left NYC in 2006 and I still miss it like crazy. Great video. T/U
I keep on hearing this term spa ha everywhere. I'm not even from New York City but I was brought there as a baby visiting with my grandparents to visit my grandfather's sister who ended up passing away in the 90s. However even I know even when my grandparents were children Spanish Harlem was still Spanish Harlem. One day I plan to visit and just take in the history of the neighborhood before it becomes a thing of the past. I pray that they still call the neighborhood Spanish Harlem given that there's other Hispanic minorities besides Puerto Ricans living in the neighborhood to at least keep the legacy going on
My whole neighborhood's filled with Puerto Rican dancing around with those pointy toed shoes smoking those South of the Border butts, and playing that damn music. To all hours of the night damn a PR
Awesome video bro.. I watched this as I just read a book on this community called - In search of Respect. Hope to get to New York one day!! If I do, you should take me for a tour lol.. Cheers bro, from New Zealand!
fantastic ! great vid' !! thanx really i travel again ! remember our magical travel in NYC in may 2019 ( we lived on 136th street in harlem for really 10 magic days) and we walked and visited el barrio , Harlem ,BRONX , lower side , .....are just awesome place ! fantastic peoples and magic atmosphere !.. we are so lucky , personnaly i grew up in Paris suburb with soul , funk , jazz funk..70s cop nyc movies (seven ups , french connection...) and of course later with graffiti and his history the 70s pionners ! ( we met john matos "crash" ! and ale1 "early writer " ! in the bronx ) hope we will come back next year ! thanx again for this video !! friendly from france clément
Hola Manny! Saludos! Soy Puertorriqueño tambien viviendo en Florida. LadyCoach Explores me dio tu canal. Espero que estes bien, y estate pendiente a su contenido. Saludos!
One of Manhattan's beautiful neighborhoods. That is East Harlem. I still feel bad though hearing the Burger King robbery that the took the life of the beautiful young women. I do hope NYPD would do full speed in solving the case.
Nice walk Manny! Love the brownstones. As a DC native, I still think of New York in general as high rises and apartment buildings. I know there are single family homes neighborhoods also. Another thing I've noticed that, yes like you said, it seems New York's keeping the old high rise apartment buildings and other buildings, some being renovated instead of torn down and rebuild to newer. Hence, the older looking neighborhoods through out New York in general. DC does that, but has a lot of newer buildings even within neighborhoods. Dc also much much smaller than New York (NYC). I can imagine it's very expensive in New York to do a total tear down and more cost effective to to a remodel/gut maybe. I guess. :))
Yes it might be really expensive in NYC to tear down the building. There are lots of residential areas and neighborhoods with nice houses in NYC, it shows you how huge the city is. Hope I visit DC soon.
@@MannyExploresVlog Last time was Oct 2016.. visited cousin in Brooklyn who retired as a NY school teacher/trainer. Would love to visit Dumbo, Meat District, etc., like I see in your videos though. :))
Spanish Harlem used to be larger ;at the time when West Side Story takes place in the 1950s there were jobs in New York :the Garmet District was big and going; but today everything is made overseas:there are no jobs Puerto Ricans have no need to go to live in Spanish Harlem,the Bronx or New York;when they can live in Florida or Texas: closer to Puerto Rico and climates more similar to Puerto Rico's climates .So Spanish Harlem is shrinking and disappearing .Also the old Puerto Ricans of Spanish Harlem are old and they are also moving and retiring to Florida and Texas .Why would they stay in New York : harsh climate and high taxes .So there is no new blood to infuse in the barrios of the N.E. and upper Midwest.
Sad to see that state it’s in now. Not a Puerto Rican in sight, South Americans Mexicans, and Dominicans is all that’s there now. Nothing stays the same forever unfortunately.
East Harlem, or Spanish Harlem, is a Hispanic neighborhood in the New York City borough of Manhattan where Puerto Ricans, Cubans, Dominicans, Mexicans and Colombians live.
You need to go in the summer time. You passed the Church Where the Latin Lords were at one time. Please look it up. You passed it on 111th street and said nothing. Do more homework. You should have mentioned the Marketa on Park Ave and 116th St.
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Con la bandera de Puerto Rico en la mascarilla y ni una sola palabra de español 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Por que todos los videos mios son en Ingles la mayoria de mis seguidores son de otros paises y hago videos de diferentes barrios en NYC no solo East Harlem, orientese primero antes de criticar
Ni una palabra de español?
Born and raised Puerto Rican here, i got family living in El Barrio and New York state overall. Loved it there, awesome video man! 🗽🇵🇷
Wapa
Beautiful murals around the area. There's so much talent whether it be art, music, etc. It's a vibrant neighborhood, especially during the spring/summer when there are festivals with salsa music and dancing. I love El Barrio...thanks for a great post, Manny!
I love East Harlem, especially during the summers, lots of festivals and cultures. Lots of great talent came out of this neighborhood.
Thank you for making this video. I will be coming to New York in three days, staying on East 100 Street, so this is really helpful for me to see the neighborhood. I love the vibe, beautiful murals and the architecture! I am coming from California and will be in New York for nine days. I don’t like doing touristy things, just want to experience New York on a real local level. Can’t wait!
Thats awesome, you will get a great experience exploring local NYC, so much things to do.
wow, seeing my old neighborhood brings such good nostalgia, omg. tysm for sharing! amazing video
Thank you, your welcome
Nice tour, brought back nice memories.
Awesome. Manny gets around!
Indeed, im all over lol
Grew up in Brownsville Brooklyn, but Spanish Harlem was my first love. For a young Latino paradise. The women in the spring, dios mio. In the 70s I used to attend as Latin school of music. Played congas. Forgot the name
If anyone remembers please let me know if still open.
awesome video, you captured it beautifully, keep doing your thing. bravo!
Thanks Jessica, hope your staying safe.
My dude passed right by my crib window and all 💯
One of those red buildings is the church, “St. Cecilia.” That’s where mom’s frequently visited.
Loved the murals and the beautiful red brick church. Thank you for the video
Thats one of the things I like most of East Harlem, thanks for watching.
Hey, Manny, wuzup bro, big fan of yours thanks for posting east Harlem EL Barrio. you should visit in the summer its kicking then thanks again brother .
El Barrio! The summer festivals there are the best. Never gets old. Thanks for sharing great content of once again neighborhoods that not many cover. Keep exploring Manny and exposing our culture as deserved. ☺️That’s the Lares flag and guess who’s from there? My momma. I lived there as a kid and went to school there as well. El pueblo de las mujeres más hermosas they call it. They’re NOT lying😜lol.
Thats great that your mom is from the beautiful town of Lares, I love the summer festivals in East Harlem, and I love covering places that not too many people cover, thats where you get the real NY feel.
I have a question for you. My wife and I are planning on buying an apartment in East Harlem because we like the spanish influence. We are mexican and are being told that it could actually be a problem because I guess puerto ricans and mexicans don't get along I guess? I've never heard of that but just wanted to know some more info on it considering you grew up in that neighborhood. Thanks man!
@@vicenteesparza8867 the problem that people from Mexico have with those from Puerto Rico is that the former cannot bear that while they can be deported, those from Puerto Rico are born with United States citizenship. The rest of the animosity occurs because the emigration of people from Mexico is already too much, and even the Americans themselves feel displaced.
I only been to Spanish Harlem a few times. Great job bro.
Its a cool neighborhood, thanks bro.
I was born also in NYC South Bronx & have my brothers still living there. 14:53
Absolutely beautiful and enjoyable vlog Manny, thank you for the informative tour, your joie de vivre never goes unnoticed, stay safe. Peace and blessings Namaste 🌻🦋
Glad you enjoy the video, I love exploring around and giving tours, stay safe.
@@MannyExploresVlog One can tell how much you do, thanks again Manny. 🌻🦋
Gotta love the old school cuchifrito spots!
One of my favorite spots and one of the reasons why I visit East Harlem.
Rip to the cashier killed in butter king on 116 and Lexington 😔😔🙏🏻
Love your facemask Manny. Hope it's designed for protection not just looks.
That used to be my neighborhood. I lived on 104th bet 3rd and Lex and worked around the corner, 3rd Ave bet 104th and 105th.
You mentioned Tito Puente. His mother, Ercidia Ortiz, was a native of San Germán, my hometown in Puerto Rico. According to Tito himself she was his biggest influence, the one who helped and motivated him the most to pursue a career in music. If only so he could stop driving her crazy by hitting the pots and pans in her kitchen. 😀
Thanks for sharing buddy. Loved seeing my old hood once again.
Regards from Puerto Rico. Be safe.🇵🇷.
My hood. Spa Harlem, where I grew up. So good to see these streets anytime. I love it. You are right about the talent from the area. I grew up in the 80s and 90s and there were so many ppl. I grew up with that are very well known in entertainment and other industries...right from the projects. I left NYC in 2006 and I still miss it like crazy. Great video. T/U
Thats really cool, I bet a lot has changed since 2006.
Yes the neighborhood has seen changes but there is still a lot that has remained the same.
I keep on hearing this term spa ha everywhere. I'm not even from New York City but I was brought there as a baby visiting with my grandparents to visit my grandfather's sister who ended up passing away in the 90s. However even I know even when my grandparents were children Spanish Harlem was still Spanish Harlem. One day I plan to visit and just take in the history of the neighborhood before it becomes a thing of the past.
I pray that they still call the neighborhood Spanish Harlem given that there's other Hispanic minorities besides Puerto Ricans living in the neighborhood to at least keep the legacy going on
@@ricanredru4760 I wish more Puerto Rican’s would come back to the neighborhood
Mi BARRIO roll call who from SPANISH HARLEM UP IN HERE
Gracias Manny
96th street to 132nd street. From 5th ave to pleasant is east Harlem
Pleasant Ave old school mafiosi
Nuyoricans "
Are one of the most unique people(folks)u can find
I can feel how cold it is from the video
Hahahaah it was really cold.
It’s Paul from the job, this is my hood. Keep doing ya thing bro.
Yoo Paul whats up, hope your doing good, I thought about you when I was in East Harlem, thank you, stay safe.
Nice exploring in East Harlem and I love the buildings and graffiti, looks awesome 😊👍
I love the buildings with the street art too, makes the neighborhood vibrant.
Street art is the best! You know, I've never fully explored East Harlem.. stay safe bud! Always checking out the neighborhood streets!
Its a cool neighborhood, you should check it out.
❤❤🎉elbarrio
That corner on 100 st and 3rd ave was my church and pastor Angle Valentine God rest his soul was an actual angel of God.
Thank, that was good.
Yo manny keep posting miss my hood 💝💝,💝💝 Washington projects lived on 100th Street lex went to SANTA CECILIA
My whole neighborhood's filled with Puerto Rican dancing around with those pointy toed shoes smoking those South of the Border butts, and playing that damn music. To all hours of the night damn a PR
My Grandmother's use to live in Harlem 😇😇😇
Thats really cool.
Too cold out Manny. New friend here. Gave u a thumbs up also. Great video. Noisy tho. Haha
Thank you, it was freezing outside lol.
Awesome video bro.. I watched this as I just read a book on this community called - In search of Respect. Hope to get to New York one day!! If I do, you should take me for a tour lol.. Cheers bro, from New Zealand!
fantastic ! great vid' !! thanx really i travel again ! remember our magical travel in NYC in may 2019 ( we lived on 136th street in harlem for really 10 magic days) and we walked and visited el barrio , Harlem ,BRONX , lower side , .....are just awesome place ! fantastic peoples and magic atmosphere !.. we are so lucky , personnaly i grew up in Paris suburb with soul , funk , jazz funk..70s cop nyc movies (seven ups , french connection...) and of course later with graffiti and his history the 70s pionners ! ( we met john matos "crash" ! and ale1 "early writer " ! in the bronx ) hope we will come back next year ! thanx again for this video !! friendly from france clément
Hola Manny! Saludos! Soy Puertorriqueño tambien viviendo en Florida. LadyCoach Explores me dio tu canal. Espero que estes bien, y estate pendiente a su contenido. Saludos!
Saludos bienvenidos, espero qur estes bien tambien.
I love that area of New York. The food is amazing up that way
One of the reasons I visit this area, the food.
One of Manhattan's beautiful neighborhoods. That is East Harlem.
I still feel bad though hearing the Burger King robbery that the took the life of the beautiful young women. I do hope NYPD would do full speed in solving the case.
Exploring more sir and enjoy
Nice walk Manny! Love the brownstones. As a DC native, I still think of New York in general as high rises and apartment buildings. I know there are single family homes neighborhoods also. Another thing I've noticed that, yes like you said, it seems New York's keeping the old high rise apartment buildings and other buildings, some being renovated instead of torn down and rebuild to newer. Hence, the older looking neighborhoods through out New York in general. DC does that, but has a lot of newer buildings even within neighborhoods. Dc also much much smaller than New York (NYC). I can imagine it's very expensive in New York to do a total tear down and more cost effective to to a remodel/gut maybe. I guess. :))
Yes it might be really expensive in NYC to tear down the building. There are lots of residential areas and neighborhoods with nice houses in NYC, it shows you how huge the city is. Hope I visit DC soon.
@@MannyExploresVlog Last time was Oct 2016.. visited cousin in Brooklyn who retired as a NY school teacher/trainer. Would love to visit Dumbo, Meat District, etc., like I see in your videos though. :))
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nice sharing!
Hello new friend here keepsafe always
Hola 👋👋👋
I’m going to visit nyc this year 🗽
Thats awesome.
@@MannyExploresVlog if I can make it here I can make it anywhere that is what they say the plane tickets are cheap just go for it
Always thought the sloped streets in Spanish Harlem were cool - our friends used to live there for a few years
I like those streets too.
El barrio lo perdimos hace años eso está lleno de dominicanos y mexicanos cuando veas a un boricua gritale wepa😢😂
Hello...I will visit it tomorrow...:) #SSO
Thats great, be safe.
Spanish Harlem used to be larger ;at the time when West Side Story takes place in the 1950s there were jobs in New York :the Garmet District was big and going; but today everything is made overseas:there are no jobs Puerto Ricans have no need to go to live in Spanish Harlem,the Bronx or New York;when they can live in Florida or Texas: closer to Puerto Rico and climates more similar to Puerto Rico's climates .So Spanish Harlem is shrinking and disappearing .Also the old Puerto Ricans of Spanish Harlem are old and they are also moving and retiring to Florida and Texas .Why would they stay in New York : harsh climate and high taxes .So there is no new blood to infuse in the barrios of the N.E. and upper Midwest.
How is Spanish Harlem now as in crime? Worse? My hubby grew up in Wagner houses ...
It's a bit hot now in crime.
I wish you couldvr gone into a few places n talk to the peep.
Sad to see that state it’s in now. Not a Puerto Rican in sight, South Americans Mexicans, and Dominicans is all that’s there now. Nothing stays the same forever unfortunately.
East Harlem, or Spanish Harlem, is a Hispanic neighborhood in the New York City borough of Manhattan where Puerto Ricans, Cubans, Dominicans, Mexicans and Colombians live.
Very little cubans and Colombians I haven't seen one.
@@rubinreyes4492 the above comment is ignorance at its finest. Wikipedia's version
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You need to go in the summer time. You passed the Church Where the Latin Lords were at one time. Please look it up. You passed it on 111th street and said nothing. Do more homework. You should have mentioned the Marketa on Park Ave and 116th St.
no trees or green space it seems
Well it was filmed in the winter, so no leaves in the trees but NYC has tons of green spaces
I ubered Oscar Lopez...and yep PR is that small 😆
Hahhahhahaha
Nothing to see in Harlem these days go back to 1987 now we talking the real east Harlem Harlem is dead so now anyone can go to Harlem
Remember the Machinas
Sound quality, speaking through the mask, was terrible
Should be called El Mexico 🇲🇽