Locals from Lisbon 🇵🇹
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- Опубліковано 26 гру 2021
- Bom dia pessoas. In this video I walk around Lisbon Portugal encountering people from different countries and walks of life. I ask them what they think about Lisbon and about Portugal, and about travel and life in general. I also visit. the oldest bookshop in the world. I talk to a Brazilian expat and a retired veteran who was forced to fight in Portugal's colonial wars.
Lastly, I had an unplanned encounter with a digital nomad friend, Matt whom I met in Budapest 2 years ago, just before the pandemicc happened. It was nostalgic but also inspiring to see him again and to reflect on these past two crazy years. I hope you enjoy the video, and remember to subscribe and hit the notification bell!
Obrigado,
Ross
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Your videos about Portugal are so beautifully done.
Thank you!
Yes, I agree. I love his videos. He actually gets involved with the people, he asks questions, he finds interesting people and they share their views and experiences, and that is the most interesting thing about a place. Of course Portugal is beautiful. I was born there. 💖 💚💛❤
Lourdes Pires is the biggest star of the video ! 🤩🤩
The best of The Independente ! 🤩
Oh man, I want to go back to Lisbon.
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8:58 AHHAHAHAHAHAH. Made my day ! Grande Donatello . Professor e Musico :) was my teacher in college . And i've seen some of his musics
Wow!! Que bellos recuerdos, camine esas calles!! Mi abrazo Ross.
Parabéns. Muito interessante. Boa sorte.
very nice video, very interesting
I LOVE YOU ROSS!!!!
You are an incredible person. I loved meeting you. Blessed be. 😁🤗
I love your videos-so heartfelt and real. You are living the life!!
Thank you!
I love your videos in Portugal. So happy you had a chance to visit my birth city Lisbon. Hope you enjoyed your time there!!
Thanks Armando.
Fado was created by a student in Coimbra University on the 18th century! It does not go back centuries! If it did, Portugal would have never become a global empire because Fado would just make everyone depressed!
I have just discovered your channel. Am on many travel UTube sites and yours now is the very best! I love that it is SO personal and that it is the people you are most interested in. Thank you for all you are sharing. I hope one day you come to Mexico; we are moving there permanently within the next year after spending over 40 years traveling all over Mexico, Central America, and South America. We live in Bend, Oregon. I absolutely LOVE what you are doing and how you create these very creative and personal interactions wherever you go. I am impressed with your language skills. I only speak Spanish. I hope your channel grows exponentially. It SO deserves it!!!
Thank you very much! I hope to go to Mexico this year too.
I know Lurdes. She is a very nice and funny lady.
So many cool folks. Should asked that skateboarder dude if he likes Bob Burnquist.
Haha wow i actually never knew that he was born in Brazil! That would've been a good idea fer sure
There's a famous chef in Lisbon from Servia
"First!"
6'47" Where was he raised? I can't understand him.
His name is Pedro and he was born nearby. That guy is originally from Lisbon.
D.Lourdes (⌒▽⌒)♡
I am Portuguese and the Fado does not mean fate or destiny, the word actually comes from Arabic حدو (ḥadû), which means [caravan] chant. Fado was sung by Muslims and Cripto-Muslims (New Christians still practising Islam) in the old Moorish Quarter (Mouraria) of Lisboa, the Fado was only outed into the streets after the end of the Inquisition in 1821. I think it is important to refer that Amália Rodrigues went all over the world on tour as part of Salazar propaganda to whitewash the regime in the 1940s and 1950s, she was one more victim of the regime, the same happened when Salazar invited reputable international photographers to take pictures from Portugal and spread all over the world.
Is there proof Fado came specifically from Mouraria and the muslims? I always thought no one quite knew for sure (and Mouraria part, I'd never heard it before now)..
@@jeanjacqueslundi3502 the History of the fado is carefully hidden by the Portuguese elites, they will tell you as little as possible. Although most fado houses are in Alfama, fado did came out to the streets in Mouraria right after the end of the inquisition in 1821, it was a song hidden for centuries by former Muslims. There is a commemorative marble guitar right at the entrance of Mouraria, the first known fadista was Maria Severa from the Mouraria too.
@@jeanjacqueslundi3502 There isn't it. Fado comes from Coimbra University. A student created it. This is well documented!
@@paulocastrogarrido3499 Sounds a bit weird. There's stuff in our culture that comes from our muslim heritage, specially in the Algarve and I never thought of it as having faced the same treatment.
Do you also agree with the original poster as to the root of the word "fado" (being hadu)?
@@anna3046 Hmmm I can give the benefit of the doubt to you, or the other two posters. What to do, when one is interested in the truth? :)