that's actually wrong but who cares. I could just put here a good amount of links made from galician people proving the oposite. But i guess that's why you will always be opressed by the spanish. Or maybe you are one of the new generation already brainwashed.
I'm from Madrid you nazi idiot. I bet you watched this video because you saw some smoke and football fans and just want to see people hurting each other
@@zionistpigs5855 muito obrigado pela resposta, companheiro! É maravilhoso ver que aínda há pessoas que apreciam a irmandade galego-portuguesa, você deu uma alegria para mim! Grande abraço, amigo!
6 years ago this video made me fall in love with Galicia and Deportivo. I'm so happy to see them promoted back to the second division. Love to all Galicia from England
My sister is married to a Galician, living in Vigo. I think that Galicia has an unique charm, and stunningly beautiful landscapes. And of course...un escudo no meu peito! Sempre Celta 💙. Saludos desde el Norte de Italia!
I'm an Irishman myself and my big dream is to live in Spain. This only make me wanna move more. Most beautiful country in Europe Imo so diverse in each area
Eder 109 deja a los irlandeses que no son igual que los británicos. Me acuerdo la previa de la champions cuando el depor jugo contra el shelbourne y se comportaron perfectamente, nada que ver que cuando van los ingleses a algún sitio.
18 minutes, felt like 5. You guys do an excellent job on these docs. Hats off again to the camera men and the editors. Would love to work on one of these! I also learned something about our brothers from Galicia. As a Portuguese, I had no idea about the Português vs Turco thing. Very interesting. Now that I think about it, in Portugal, there is a bit of that as well. In the south, they say that everything north of the Rio Mondego is Galicia. In the north, they say that everything south of the Rio Mondego is Morocco. And sometimes the border changes, depending on what side of what river you live on. I've heard Portuguese say that Galicia starts at the Minho, the Douro, Mondego and even the Tejo. Galicia e Portugal - uma patria valente.
GLO BOY: Good work is good work, regardless of who does it. Copa90 does good work on these docs. About whether or not they're biased against Portugal...I don't have an opinion on that one. But everybody was "biased" against Portugal in Euro 2016. Why? First, because nobody believed Portugal had a good enough team to win it all. Including me. Second, Portugal barely made it out of the group stages with 3 draws. Unprecedented and bizarre, even though it was entirely legal under the new tournament rules. And third, Portugal completely switched tactics in the knock out rounds and started playing an ugly duckling style of football that frustrated opponents and fans alike. Fans like me. I hated watching Portugal play like that because I remember the exciting, attacking football of the Figo era. And when they finally won the trophy, for me, it was more of a relief than a pleasure. Which is why I pray to the footballs gods that Portugal will put on a proper football show this summer and win the World Cup with goals and some old time Figo flair and Eusebio power. But my bias says that if Portugal wins it, it will be because of that big red bus parked in front of goal.
TagusMan thanks God a Portuguese admitting this . I wanted Portugal to win in that final against France but a I was very disappointed about the style of football they played . Regards from Madrid .
also the people in Braga say the people from Guimarães are spanish and the people of Guimarães say the people of braga are Romanian for some reason lmao
I'm half navarro and half gallego and I can say that Galicia is the most beautiful part of Spain. The summer there is so different from the rest of Spain, because is not the typical one of Mediterranean Sea, but just the opposite. The weather is like the UK, open to the ocean and all that stuff, but considerably warmer in terms of temperature. I'm spanish and I've visited many places in my country, and Spain is one of the most diverse countries in the world, because the different cultures all around Spain have nothing to do among them (is like being in different countries), but if I had to choose my favourite part of Spain, it would be Galicia without any doubt, cause it's not the typical culture the visitors expect from Spain, so it's so special. It's amazing.
Unfortunately that diversity than enriches so much our culture seems to confront ourselves as much. Hope someday we get to actually cooperate instead of each place trying to get the biggest piece of the cake.
From a Deportivo fan, this video is truly amazing. Excellent work. FYI : The main theory about why Celta's fans call us turks is that back then, there was a bus company called "Tour Coruña", and when deportivo fans would go to Vigo to watch the game they would cut the company's name to Tour Co, pronounced Turco which means Turkish in spanish. And the guy speaking about Celtic identity is full of shit, Galicia has not been invaded. It has been inhabited by Celts for centuries and centuries. But in the 5th century ACN a Galician king named Breogan invaded Ireland as told in the lebor gabala erenn.
Gallegos, gente única y muy querida en toda España, aquí uno de Valladolid, siempre que pude fui a esa tierra de vacaciones, solo tengo cosas buenas que decir. FORZÁ GALICIA.
You guys are not only telling fascinating football tales, but you are also showing us different parts of Europe and its people. Keep up the good work, really looking forward to what you will be doing in the world cup!
I am from A Coruña. Watching Celta fans singing the anthem made me proud. I literally almost cried. Football may divide us but Galicia will unite us forever. "Turkish" and "Portuguese" as one. Two sides of the same coin.
It is, people solely focus on the east corner of spain, but the western corner is a magic place to go. Most spaniards are made of Rock and Sand bit gqlician are made of seawater. Im not Galician myself I'm from Barcelona but a day in galicia can change your whole perception of Spain and make you fall in love with a unique breed of spaniards and a unique place in the world. AND THE FOOD IS GOD DAMN AWESOME!!!
Ana M. Alcántara es gracies no soy independentista :) de res amiga ^^
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Jorge de lprado incluso si lo fueras lo respetaría ;) vivo en Escocia y prefiero ser abierta a distintas miras políticas. Me siento gallega pero al mismo tiempo me gusta la mezcla tan diversa de idiomas y cultura que tiene la península ibérica. Ojalá todas las rivalidades fueran como las futbolísticas, 90 minutos y al bar de cañas después jajaj un abrazo
I absolutely love Galicia and it’s fútbol culture, absolutely brilliant, I’m a die hard Madridista, but both Galician clubs always have my respect, much love Galicia
Excellent work guys, you have done an amazing job with these series. I am Galician, living in Ireland. Every time I play it, I get excited. Forza Depor and Galicia.
Still my favourite "Derby Days" episode to this day, I never watched much Spanish football and when I did it was never these two clubs, but there's somethings about this Galicia and their people that's drawn me in. Had to come back and watch it again. Sad to see where both clubs are right now, especially Deportivo.
Derby days is INDEED on a new level! The cinamtography, the editing, Eli's energy..class all around! This has also got me more interested in this derby. Didn't even know they were rivals before! Well done COPA90!
Well them you will be more than welcome here in Galicia. "Fogar de Breogán" "Santiago Apóstolo estivo aquí" "Breogan home " "The Santiago Apostol lived here" 😌Im proud to be Galician!!!
I love the fact that Vigo fans have portuguese flags, i i dont see any problem, and in the opposite way, in this friday in the game F.C.Porto vs Sporting i saw Galicia flags between Porto fans, and thats very cool because we are representing the north
"Mas dentro de Portugal ficou a metade da nossa terra, do nosso espírito, da nossa língua, da nossa cultura, da nossa vida, do nosso ser nacional", Daniel R. Castelao. Avante Portugaliza!!
@@juanmanuelespanabolacuenta4048 Porque non? O sentimento de que Madrid danos tanto e resolve todos os problemas que Galiza sofre é unha publicidade política tan noxenta coma a que criticas,centralismo parvo mentres o que un ten que defender é un autogoberno efectivo. Galicia e Portugal deberían hoxe de compartir moito máis,O Portugués tiña que ser un unha lingua máis para escoller nas nosas escolas sobretodo antes ca un idioma estranxeiro Francés que ten pouco ou nada que ver coa nosa historia e vivenzas. Os departamentos/subdivisións españois que mostran a súa cara en Galicia cada día máis,están acabando con moitos dos nosos símbolos e malgastando o noso poder político ata que non nos queda nada,o PPG(O número un e campión o que ten máis fans ca unha estrela de rock para o desamparo de moitos),o PSDG,Ciudadanos de Galicia,Podemos(EU)Galicia,Vox Galicia... May we see one day on the European Union,the portuguese flag and the galician flag standing together on Brusels.
@@juanmanuelespanabolacuenta4048 Non podo estar de acordo de xeito completo con todo o teu comentario pero admiro que o goberno autonómico de Extremadura acordárase de engadir o portugués a os seus programas educativos cando practicamente deixa todo o territorio abandonado(se as noticias nacionais non minten,os trens,administración e cidades non pasan por un gran momento). Por moito que a vosa versión de Castellano parezase máis ao portugués(non o poño en duda quizais debería)a conexión entre Galicia e Portugal e unha moito máis antiga datando da separación do Norte do antigo Reino de Galiza,o noso idioma común primeiro na Europa antiga o galego-portugués do que acabaron nacendo as nosas linguas actuais,todo é máis ca unha liña xeográfica Galicia e Portugal xiraron arredor doutra durante xeracións ata que os reis católicos ataron o cinturón a aquela Galicia do pasado. O meu comentario orixinal era unha crítica ao goberno da miña comunidade autónoma,a Xunta de Galicia e como adoitan mirar a outro lado en temas de cultura e educación chegando a parecer que en realidade atopamonos en Murcia ou incluso a túa Extremadura natal. Os Ibéricos orixinais vivían en zonas de Cataluña ata Andalucía se non recordo mal,aos celtas de Galicia chamanos os historiadores celta-iberos pero é pola posición xeográfica máis que calquera outra cousa,a maioría da península que leva o seu nome non comparte ese pasado e identidade cos Iberos,é no meu parecer unha parvada o nome atribuído pero a xeografía adoita ser así. Juanma ti es extremeño(ou da comunidade que sexas) e orgulloso así coma aceptas e recoñeces a túa identidade coma española. Ou meu caso non é ese xa sexa por razóns culturais, políticas,históricas e actuais acepto máis un ideal enfocado cara o nacionalismo galego e a defensa da nosa cultura aplastada moitas veces na historia. Só dicir que ir por un vídeo que fala sobre o deporte de Galicia e responder polos galegos en temas tan serios coma a súa identidade cultural é moi desafortunado. Ao final do día é só o que che podo dicir non afirmes esas cousas cando o dis dende unha perspectiva ibérica pero externa,a moita xente non lle parecería aceptábel.
Honestly the Galicia derby is one that has to be experienced in the stadium it splits families as well when it comes to derby day you lot really captured the culture aspect as well good job boys
I first subscribed to this channel to see if they would ever do a special about the Galician Derby. After nearly 4 years it is finally here. FORZA DÉPOR!!!
Families from A Coruña. Been a fan my whole life!!!! Depor toda la vida!! I remember in 2004 depor milan 4-0 😂😂 gracias Cracking watch that. Really interesting place and people. Greetings from Scotland.
I could watch these Derby Days mini-documentaries for hours, they are so well put together and really tell the viewer about the feeling in derbies. Also respect to both teams, they have great fans and fierce rivarly that I would love to experience in person.
Really fascinated by this channel and the good work they produce. As a football fan, what makes these "Derby Days" fascinating to watch is to first know the context, culture, and history in which a region is steeped in, then Eli and crew, through interviews and brilliant camerawork, really flesh out the derby itself. I always wanted to visit this region of Spain because I once did a high school report on Galicia. The football clubs really give more a flavor of what the region is like. Really interesting how this region differs from the rest of Spain, and hence, the two clubs uniqueness in La Liga. It was an interesting point how the two sets of fans jab at one other by calling one "Portuguese" and the others "Turcos." Copa90 - looking forward to more!
I know your channel is about football, but it's so much more. In fact, after watching your video I was deeply inspired to visit Galicia myself and I've made it my goal to go next year. Thanks for the great content!! Keep it up.
Derby days is easily the best thing on TH-cam. I live in America and there’s nothing that comes close to the passion a derby in football has, amazing work and please keep them coming Cheers from America !!
I live in America and I’m a huge fan of English and European Football. This is a great channel and I can feel the passion of these fans. The fans and culture are truly fascinating and are a reason why I really enjoy watching football.
DEPORTIVO is the first team of galicia, currently we are wrong but we will return, we are the team of galicia for palmares, the league and the cups and especially for the supporters.
This episode is just phenomenal. Why are we focusing on the title they made DAYS ago way before the tragedy and not on how this film has captured a culture and a football community in a beautiful way unlike any other youtube channel does or even can do
For sure one of the best sport Docs i’ve ever seen , it got it all :culture ,information, tension, action , good interviews , good footage and good editing! WELL DONE DUDE
Un apunte importante. A mi entender los escoceses no conquistaron Galicia jamás. Las tribus celtas del norte poblaron con sus gentes la Britania. De ahí la leyenda del caudillo Breogan que divisó las costas británicas. An important note. In my opinion, the Scots never conquered Galicia. The Celtic tribes of the north populated with their people the Britania. Hence the legend of the Breogan caudillo who spotted the British coasts. Hala Celta.
I am British. As far as I am aware, there were British migrants (i.e. the original inhabitants of ALL of the island of Britain) who left during the Anglo-Saxon invasions. They settled in both Brittany in France (notice the name!) and Galicia. It is nothing to do with the nation of Scotland conquering Galicia.
True dat. The British and the Irish descend from the Spaniards. They are the true Celts. Thats the reality: 1)www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/celts-descended-from-spanish-fishermen-study-finds-416727.html 2)www.nytimes.com/2007/03/05/science/05cnd-brits.html
En realidad no eran ni una ni otra. Los celtas provienen de los Hallstatt, una cultura alpina muy antigua y se extendieron por el resto de Europa. De hecho, los celtas llegaron a Escocia mucho más tarde ya que durante toda la edad antigua en el territorio escocés vivían los caledonios y pictos que eran pueblos preindoeuropeos por lo que no eran celtas.
al chaval que dice que los escoceses conquistan Galicia y de ahí las raíces celtas pues como que le venían bien un par de clases de historia o no decir nada si no sabes sobre el tema
Es lo malo de que en cada comunidad cada uno estudie los temarios como les sale de los cojones. Luego ves que los catalanes sacan las mejores notas en castellano, pero luego ves sus exámenes y te das cuenta de el porqué.
@@RAOSUS El problema no es que cada Comunidad estudie como le sale de los cojones, convendría saber de qué se habla antes de hablar. En primer lugar, no se enseña Historia de Galicia en Galicia salvo como optativa en secundaria o a nivel universitario, lo cual es bastante peculiar, por no decir otra cosa; en segundo lugar, en ninguna clase de Historia de Galicia enseñan que los escoceses invadieron Galicia. En cambio, en los temarios españoles de Historia se siguen enseñando el mito de Don Pelayo, el reino de Asturias y la Reconquista. En fin: si algunos escriben y enseñan la historia como les sale de los cojones, anclados en la historiografía nacionalista decimonónica y obviando las fuentes documentales o tratandolas de modo absolutamente anticientífico, no son precisamente los gallegos...
@@imou3531 realmente fueron emigraciones desde inglaterra por las invasiones de los normandos y los de origen celta se refugian por bretaña francia y la mariña de lugo costa artabra Y le llaman bretoña
Great quality work! I'm glad this series is back. Y'all do a good job of characterizing a region's culture and then applying how football is important to it's people. Please keep it up!
Las tomas, la música, la narración, la historia... Un documental que transmite al 100% la pasión por el futbol que se vive en Galicia. Espero algún día vengan a México para vivir un Chivas vs América. Saludos desde México.
Galicia is the part of Spain that seems to be more culturally close to Portugal than Spain itself. The seafood, the perceves, the way they talk and eat, it's just like us really. Love me some Gallegas too xD
Three things: 1. That's a big-ass crustacean 2. This is really the rivalry of just flipping each other off, innit? 3. One of the few times I love anthems is during the football. They sing the Galician anthem before derbies and I love it.
Hoping that this video about Galiza, gives Portugueses derby a chance to show up on this series! In Portugal you have the "O Clássico", Lisbon derby, North & South derby, Madeira derby, Minho derby, Porto derby just choose and have fun.
football in Portugal are shit. Benfica vs Porto is shit compared with Vitória Vs Boavista, Paços vs Freamunde, they really like clubs. '3 grandes' are the shit of the country with plástico fans
Muy buena historia, no lo tenía muy claro a este clásico y menos a l a región, me sirvió mucho para entender algunas cosas de España. Saludos desde argentina
I think you guys should definitely do a Derby Days in Portugal. Sporting v Benfica is particularly feisty, without doubt the craziest game I've ever been to.
Amazing, amazing vid. I'm Celta supporter and I'm proud because this video. Incredible feelings came to me watching this. The during from this piece is 18' but looks like 5. Thanks.
Debería ser un orgullo de ser gallego. El mar, la costa, la cultura, la persona de la gente, la comida... Uno no podría desear una cosa más en su vida. Un abrazo para mis hermanos que apoyan al gran DEPOR desde Alemania!
Am currently spending time in Northern Portugal and Galicia. This is an incredible documentary, high quality, really well presented and culturally vibrant. I’m half English half Spanish, my Spanish side are from the Valencia region, my wife’s family are from Northern Portugal. This video taught me many things I didn’t know. Unusually my Grandmother from Torrevieja was a Deportivo fan because she liked the way they played.
@@74kid true, he tried couple years ago but the owner of the Depor that time didn't let him. He promised to buy a star every summer, but since he never bought the club it will be that he does not
Been looking forward to this since last year and didn't disappoint. Keeps on getting better and better. You just don't see any football videos as good as these. Bring on the rest of Spain!
Im spanish and this is the first english 'documentary' of Spain that is absolutely brilliant. It portraits Galicia's culture as it should. This is just amazing
From a proud galician, thank you for showing our culture to the rest of the world. Lovely.
its look fantastic! ( from a half German, half italian)
you identify with the portuguese?
that's actually wrong but who cares. I could just put here a good amount of links made from galician people proving the oposite. But i guess that's why you will always be opressed by the spanish. Or maybe you are one of the new generation already brainwashed.
I'm from Madrid you nazi idiot. I bet you watched this video because you saw some smoke and football fans and just want to see people hurting each other
@@zionistpigs5855 muito obrigado pela resposta, companheiro! É maravilhoso ver que aínda há pessoas que apreciam a irmandade galego-portuguesa, você deu uma alegria para mim! Grande abraço, amigo!
6 years ago this video made me fall in love with Galicia and Deportivo. I'm so happy to see them promoted back to the second division. Love to all Galicia from England
My sister is married to a Galician, living in Vigo. I think that Galicia has an unique charm, and stunningly beautiful landscapes. And of course...un escudo no meu peito! Sempre Celta 💙. Saludos desde el Norte de Italia!
I’m Celtic Portuguese and Galicians are our brothers by blood!
I'm an Irishman myself and my big dream is to live in Spain.
This only make me wanna move more.
Most beautiful country in Europe Imo so diverse in each area
Eder 109 deja a los irlandeses que no son igual que los británicos. Me acuerdo la previa de la champions cuando el depor jugo contra el shelbourne y se comportaron perfectamente, nada que ver que cuando van los ingleses a algún sitio.
Eres bienvenido en España hermano Irlandés, algún día desearía vivir en Irlanda
Los irlandeses y los escoceses no son ingleses, no son guirufos, te lo digo yo que soy de alicante y los conozco bien xD
You're welcome and i have to say that i love ireland, specially the people so nice!!
@@atm93014 Troll. You're not even Spanish
North of Spain is the best!!
I am from the Basque Country (North of Spain) and for me galicians will always be my brothers
I agree brother.
de siempre hermano
Yo soy descendientes de asturianos y gallegos pero por la puta todo es izquierda??? En esos lados no hay apoliticoa
Marcos Merino Galicia is a shithole I’ve been there for 2 month
# b I’ve been to all of Spain Galicia the worst
18 minutes, felt like 5. You guys do an excellent job on these docs. Hats off again to the camera men and the editors. Would love to work on one of these! I also learned something about our brothers from Galicia. As a Portuguese, I had no idea about the Português vs Turco thing. Very interesting. Now that I think about it, in Portugal, there is a bit of that as well. In the south, they say that everything north of the Rio Mondego is Galicia. In the north, they say that everything south of the Rio Mondego is Morocco. And sometimes the border changes, depending on what side of what river you live on. I've heard Portuguese say that Galicia starts at the Minho, the Douro, Mondego and even the Tejo. Galicia e Portugal - uma patria valente.
Galiza e Portugal, pobos irmáns
GLO BOY: Good work is good work, regardless of who does it. Copa90 does good work on these docs. About whether or not they're biased against Portugal...I don't have an opinion on that one. But everybody was "biased" against Portugal in Euro 2016. Why? First, because nobody believed Portugal had a good enough team to win it all. Including me. Second, Portugal barely made it out of the group stages with 3 draws. Unprecedented and bizarre, even though it was entirely legal under the new tournament rules. And third, Portugal completely switched tactics in the knock out rounds and started playing an ugly duckling style of football that frustrated opponents and fans alike. Fans like me. I hated watching Portugal play like that because I remember the exciting, attacking football of the Figo era. And when they finally won the trophy, for me, it was more of a relief than a pleasure. Which is why I pray to the footballs gods that Portugal will put on a proper football show this summer and win the World Cup with goals and some old time Figo flair and Eusebio power. But my bias says that if Portugal wins it, it will be because of that big red bus parked in front of goal.
TagusMan thanks God a Portuguese admitting this . I wanted Portugal to win in that final against France but a I was very disappointed about the style of football they played . Regards from Madrid .
also the people in Braga say the people from Guimarães are spanish and the people of Guimarães say the people of braga are Romanian for some reason lmao
@@rhukiebeats only if it's a new trend. People from Braga are called Moroccans by people from Guimarães.
I'm half navarro and half gallego and I can say that Galicia is the most beautiful part of Spain. The summer there is so different from the rest of Spain, because is not the typical one of Mediterranean Sea, but just the opposite. The weather is like the UK, open to the ocean and all that stuff, but considerably warmer in terms of temperature.
I'm spanish and I've visited many places in my country, and Spain is one of the most diverse countries in the world, because the different cultures all around Spain have nothing to do among them (is like being in different countries), but if I had to choose my favourite part of Spain, it would be Galicia without any doubt, cause it's not the typical culture the visitors expect from Spain, so it's so special. It's amazing.
Ole esa pl del castillo y esos pinchos del
Casco viejo
@@brancoeazulesetecrucesmais9094 No soy de Pamplona jaja pero aupa Navarra de todas formas
Unfortunately that diversity than enriches so much our culture seems to confront ourselves as much. Hope someday we get to actually cooperate instead of each place trying to get the biggest piece of the cake.
Not a football fan, enjoyed from 0 to end.
Well done, that's journalism.
From a Deportivo fan, this video is truly amazing. Excellent work. FYI : The main theory about why Celta's fans call us turks is that back then, there was a bus company called "Tour Coruña", and when deportivo fans would go to Vigo to watch the game they would cut the company's name to Tour Co, pronounced Turco which means Turkish in spanish. And the guy speaking about Celtic identity is full of shit, Galicia has not been invaded. It has been inhabited by Celts for centuries and centuries. But in the 5th century ACN a Galician king named Breogan invaded Ireland as told in the lebor gabala erenn.
It is good that there is no racism against us Turks, if this is true,
It may also be the relaxed attitude , mediterrenian countries like greece or turkey are known for being chill :D I respect it eitherway!
@@tigerturkicbro this is true , im a deportivista , and i am a Turco (turkish) and i so proud of this
Galiza is 💯 anti racist. Cheers bro @@tigerturkic
@@tigerturkic No racism at all, brother. It's just a futbol shenanigans.
I love that you are making this series more about the culture of the area now that’s so cool
Gallegos, gente única y muy querida en toda España, aquí uno de Valladolid, siempre que pude fui a esa tierra de vacaciones, solo tengo cosas buenas que decir. FORZÁ GALICIA.
Volve cando queiras, saúdos dende Ourense😌
You guys are not only telling fascinating football tales, but you are also showing us different parts of Europe and its people.
Keep up the good work, really looking forward to what you will be doing in the world cup!
Respect to our Celtic cousin from Éire.
Galiza
You are cringe.
Why do the Irish try and suck everyone off 🤮
respect
@@yourmomsspeeddial5128 your name is cringe are you like 12
I visited Galicia two years ago, A Coruna, Vigo, Santiago de Compostela, all this city’s will stay in my heart forever!!!
I am from A Coruña. Watching Celta fans singing the anthem made me proud. I literally almost cried. Football may divide us but Galicia will unite us forever. "Turkish" and "Portuguese" as one. Two sides of the same coin.
Besides fútbol, Galicia seems to be a great place to know!!
It is. You're welcome here
It is indeed :)
It is, people solely focus on the east corner of spain, but the western corner is a magic place to go. Most spaniards are made of Rock and Sand bit gqlician are made of seawater. Im not Galician myself I'm from Barcelona but a day in galicia can change your whole perception of Spain and make you fall in love with a unique breed of spaniards and a unique place in the world.
AND THE FOOD IS GOD DAMN AWESOME!!!
Ana M. Alcántara es gracies no soy independentista :) de res amiga ^^
Jorge de lprado incluso si lo fueras lo respetaría ;) vivo en Escocia y prefiero ser abierta a distintas miras políticas. Me siento gallega pero al mismo tiempo me gusta la mezcla tan diversa de idiomas y cultura que tiene la península ibérica. Ojalá todas las rivalidades fueran como las futbolísticas, 90 minutos y al bar de cañas después jajaj un abrazo
QUALITY
Vujanic!!
I want to visit Galicia now, it looks absolutely beautiful
We'll be pleased to welcome u ;)
You should! -
Absolutely love coming back and rewatching this , masterpiece
much love from portugal to our brother's from galicia!
My father is from a coruna, I have always felt at home there fantastic place great food great atmosphere great people. FORZA DEPOR 💙
I absolutely love Galicia and it’s fútbol culture, absolutely brilliant, I’m a die hard Madridista, but both Galician clubs always have my respect, much love Galicia
Im british and partly grew up in galicia near ouresnse and this is a great video!
The best Derby Days segment I have ever seen here... The editing, the music, the dark theme, two amazing clubs, amazing... Well done Copa90!
Proud galician, and Depor supporter, thanks for showing this. Even spaniards don´t understand. We are different. We are other thing. Other land.
My family is from Portugal, but just 20km from the border to Galicia, in Minho. I know it well, the videoclip captures it well. Great stuff!
Eli, you’re the man.
Please, you and your team should consider making a Netflix show. I feel so proud of you.
Excellent work guys, you have done an amazing job with these series. I am Galician, living in Ireland. Every time I play it, I get excited. Forza Depor and Galicia.
Me too! I live in Dublin! haha
Abraços de Portugal, irmãos Galegos!
Força Galiza!
Saudade de ver jogadores portugueses nos clubes da Galiza!
Oxalá um dia voltem a esse Norte irmão!
Abraço!
non somos parte do teu país irmán
@@ARCPolusjajajajaja no
@@ARCPolus🤔🤔
@@alexcastroalonso3697🇵🇹🇵🇹
best documentary i ve watched for long time. SO MUCH PASSION! This is football. Its about IDENTITY!
Still my favourite "Derby Days" episode to this day, I never watched much Spanish football and when I did it was never these two clubs, but there's somethings about this Galicia and their people that's drawn me in. Had to come back and watch it again. Sad to see where both clubs are right now, especially Deportivo.
Voltaremos a primeira división do futbol español !!!. De momento 1º clasificados na liga da 3º categoria.
We Will be back soon that's for sure
So sad mate😢
Derby days is INDEED on a new level! The cinamtography, the editing, Eli's energy..class all around! This has also got me more interested in this derby. Didn't even know they were rivals before! Well done COPA90!
No sun? Rain? Being from Seattle that sounds like home lol.
yep
Well them you will be more than welcome here in Galicia. "Fogar de Breogán" "Santiago Apóstolo estivo aquí"
"Breogan home " "The Santiago Apostol lived here" 😌Im proud to be Galician!!!
Funny! I am a galician that recently moved to seattle
If you are from seattle you wouldnt feel at home at Galicia nor any part of spain,, so different from seattle
It isn't the same as Seattle or Michigan, but the skies look mighty familiar in the fall.
I love the fact that Vigo fans have portuguese flags, i i dont see any problem, and in the opposite way, in this friday in the game F.C.Porto vs Sporting i saw Galicia flags between Porto fans, and thats very cool because we are representing the north
"Mas dentro de Portugal ficou a metade da nossa terra, do nosso espírito, da nossa língua, da nossa cultura, da nossa vida, do nosso ser nacional", Daniel R. Castelao. Avante Portugaliza!!
@Crazy Horse Dance Nope.
Noelia Ou tus sueños
@@juanmanuelespanabolacuenta4048
Porque non?
O sentimento de que Madrid danos tanto e resolve todos os problemas que Galiza sofre é unha publicidade política tan noxenta coma a que criticas,centralismo parvo mentres o que un ten que defender é un autogoberno efectivo.
Galicia e Portugal deberían hoxe de compartir moito máis,O Portugués tiña que ser un unha lingua máis para escoller nas nosas escolas sobretodo antes ca un idioma estranxeiro Francés que ten pouco ou nada que ver coa nosa historia e vivenzas.
Os departamentos/subdivisións españois que mostran a súa cara en Galicia cada día máis,están acabando con moitos dos nosos símbolos e malgastando o noso poder político ata que non nos queda nada,o PPG(O número un e campión o que ten máis fans ca unha estrela de rock para o desamparo de moitos),o PSDG,Ciudadanos de Galicia,Podemos(EU)Galicia,Vox Galicia...
May we see one day on the European Union,the portuguese flag and the galician flag standing together on Brusels.
@@juanmanuelespanabolacuenta4048
Non podo estar de acordo de xeito completo con todo o teu comentario pero admiro que o goberno autonómico de Extremadura acordárase de engadir o portugués a os seus programas educativos cando practicamente deixa todo o territorio abandonado(se as noticias nacionais non minten,os trens,administración e cidades non pasan por un gran momento).
Por moito que a vosa versión de Castellano parezase máis ao portugués(non o poño en duda quizais debería)a conexión entre Galicia e Portugal e unha moito máis antiga datando da separación do Norte do antigo Reino de Galiza,o noso idioma común primeiro na Europa antiga o galego-portugués do que acabaron nacendo as nosas linguas actuais,todo é máis ca unha liña xeográfica Galicia e Portugal xiraron arredor doutra durante xeracións ata que os reis católicos ataron o cinturón a aquela Galicia do pasado.
O meu comentario orixinal era unha crítica ao goberno da miña comunidade autónoma,a Xunta de Galicia e como adoitan mirar a outro lado en temas de cultura e educación chegando a parecer que en realidade atopamonos en Murcia ou incluso a túa Extremadura natal.
Os Ibéricos orixinais vivían en zonas de Cataluña ata Andalucía se non recordo mal,aos celtas de Galicia chamanos os historiadores celta-iberos pero é pola posición xeográfica máis que calquera outra cousa,a maioría da península que leva o seu nome non comparte ese pasado e identidade cos Iberos,é no meu parecer unha parvada o nome atribuído pero a xeografía adoita ser así.
Juanma ti es extremeño(ou da comunidade que sexas) e orgulloso así coma aceptas e recoñeces a túa identidade coma española.
Ou meu caso non é ese xa sexa por razóns culturais, políticas,históricas e actuais acepto máis un ideal enfocado cara o nacionalismo galego e a defensa da nosa cultura aplastada moitas veces na historia.
Só dicir que ir por un vídeo que fala sobre o deporte de Galicia e responder polos galegos en temas tan serios coma a súa identidade cultural é moi desafortunado.
Ao final do día é só o que che podo dicir non afirmes esas cousas cando o dis dende unha perspectiva ibérica pero externa,a moita xente non lle parecería aceptábel.
Families from A Coruña. Been a fan my whole life!!!!
segunda lolololooloolo
@@TheJvazquezb mmmmmmm vale
Derby days is backkkkk finally
Honestly the Galicia derby is one that has to be experienced in the stadium it splits families as well when it comes to derby day you lot really captured the culture aspect as well good job boys
I first subscribed to this channel to see if they would ever do a special about the Galician Derby. After nearly 4 years it is finally here. FORZA DÉPOR!!!
Families from A Coruña. Been a fan my whole life!!!!
Depor toda la vida!! I remember in 2004 depor milan 4-0 😂😂 gracias
Cracking watch that. Really interesting place and people.
Greetings from Scotland.
Um abraço português para os nossos irmãos Galegos!
Orgulloso de ser gallego y español! Enhorabuena por el reportaje
Brothers,love from Portugal 🇵🇹
Fuck portugay forza deporGala
@@erkanoruk1721🤔🤔
Love how he is surprised by both crowds to sing along Galician anthem yet we see it as a normal thing. Awesome video, new sub to the channel
Im from spain, I usually go to Galicia, and I am proud that you show it as it is. Thanks and congratulations for your work, the video is incredible
Went to Galicia a few days ago and watched this before getting there. Homework done and it felt amazing. Bought a Depor scarf… FORZA DEPOR
I could watch these Derby Days mini-documentaries for hours, they are so well put together and really tell the viewer about the feeling in derbies. Also respect to both teams, they have great fans and fierce rivarly that I would love to experience in person.
Hello, I´m from Andalucía, in the south of Spain, but I´m fall in love for Galicia!
Proud to be galician, FORZA DEPOR
Really fascinated by this channel and the good work they produce. As a football fan, what makes these "Derby Days" fascinating to watch is to first know the context, culture, and history in which a region is steeped in, then Eli and crew, through interviews and brilliant camerawork, really flesh out the derby itself. I always wanted to visit this region of Spain because I once did a high school report on Galicia. The football clubs really give more a flavor of what the region is like. Really interesting how this region differs from the rest of Spain, and hence, the two clubs uniqueness in La Liga. It was an interesting point how the two sets of fans jab at one other by calling one "Portuguese" and the others "Turcos." Copa90 - looking forward to more!
Favorite Copa series
I know your channel is about football, but it's so much more. In fact, after watching your video I was deeply inspired to visit Galicia myself and I've made it my goal to go next year. Thanks for the great content!! Keep it up.
Derby days is easily the best thing on TH-cam. I live in America and there’s nothing that comes close to the passion a derby in football has, amazing work and please keep them coming
Cheers from America !!
I live in America and I’m a huge fan of English and European Football. This is a great channel and I can feel the passion of these fans. The fans and culture are truly fascinating and are a reason why I really enjoy watching football.
DEPORTIVO is the first team of galicia, currently we are wrong but we will return, we are the team of galicia for palmares, the league and the cups and especially for the supporters.
2b
16:36 that guy was prepared
This episode is just phenomenal. Why are we focusing on the title they made DAYS ago way before the tragedy and not on how this film has captured a culture and a football community in a beautiful way unlike any other youtube channel does or even can do
For sure one of the best sport Docs i’ve ever seen , it got it all :culture ,information, tension, action , good interviews , good footage and good editing! WELL DONE DUDE
One of my favourite series on TH-cam, it’s a shame these can’t be longer. Amazing work Copa90
Un apunte importante. A mi entender los escoceses no conquistaron Galicia jamás. Las tribus celtas del norte poblaron con sus gentes la Britania. De ahí la leyenda del caudillo Breogan que divisó las costas británicas.
An important note. In my opinion, the Scots never conquered Galicia. The Celtic tribes of the north populated with their people the Britania. Hence the legend of the Breogan caudillo who spotted the British coasts.
Hala Celta.
I am British. As far as I am aware, there were British migrants (i.e. the original inhabitants of ALL of the island of Britain) who left during the Anglo-Saxon invasions. They settled in both Brittany in France (notice the name!) and Galicia. It is nothing to do with the nation of Scotland conquering Galicia.
Sí, pelín gañanes los que daban lecciones de historia en el video.
True dat. The British and the Irish descend from the Spaniards. They are the true Celts. Thats the reality:
1)www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/celts-descended-from-spanish-fishermen-study-finds-416727.html
2)www.nytimes.com/2007/03/05/science/05cnd-brits.html
En realidad no eran ni una ni otra. Los celtas provienen de los Hallstatt, una cultura alpina muy antigua y se extendieron por el resto de Europa. De hecho, los celtas llegaron a Escocia mucho más tarde ya que durante toda la edad antigua en el territorio escocés vivían los caledonios y pictos que eran pueblos preindoeuropeos por lo que no eran celtas.
@@Dr.Represion En realidad vienen de los primeros seres humanos evolucionados de antiguas especies xD
The best series on TH-cam is back!!
Cracking watch that. Really interesting place and people.
Greetings from Scotland.
We are far brothers!
Families from A Coruña. Been a fan my whole life!!!!
I love that you are making this series more about the culture of the area now that’s so cool
As Galician, loved this one. Great job guys
al chaval que dice que los escoceses conquistan Galicia y de ahí las raíces celtas pues como que le venían bien un par de clases de historia o no decir nada si no sabes sobre el tema
Es lo malo de que en cada comunidad cada uno estudie los temarios como les sale de los cojones.
Luego ves que los catalanes sacan las mejores notas en castellano, pero luego ves sus exámenes y te das cuenta de el porqué.
@@RAOSUS El problema no es que cada Comunidad estudie como le sale de los cojones, convendría saber de qué se habla antes de hablar. En primer lugar, no se enseña Historia de Galicia en Galicia salvo como optativa en secundaria o a nivel universitario, lo cual es bastante peculiar, por no decir otra cosa; en segundo lugar, en ninguna clase de Historia de Galicia enseñan que los escoceses invadieron Galicia. En cambio, en los temarios españoles de Historia se siguen enseñando el mito de Don Pelayo, el reino de Asturias y la Reconquista. En fin: si algunos escriben y enseñan la historia como les sale de los cojones, anclados en la historiografía nacionalista decimonónica y obviando las fuentes documentales o tratandolas de modo absolutamente anticientífico, no son precisamente los gallegos...
@@imou3531 realmente fueron emigraciones desde inglaterra por las invasiones de los normandos y los de origen celta se refugian por bretaña francia y la mariña de lugo costa artabra
Y le llaman bretoña
@@RAOSUS Que no, que no te flipes que eso no se estudia en los colegios. Que en Galicia lleva la derecha desde tiempos de Fragasaurios en el 3200 AC.
@@teddythecruel4539 🤣🤣🤣 fragasaurios me mataste
God I love Spanish football Spanish culture and this show....simply fascinating
Wow, this is one of the best videos you have made guys. Truly amazing. I'm extremely proud of our football.
Too much love from turkey to our brothers from a coruña.
Great quality work! I'm glad this series is back. Y'all do a good job of characterizing a region's culture and then applying how football is important to it's people. Please keep it up!
Gostaria de um dia visitar a galícia, esse dia será em breve! Abraços do Brasil !
Serás benvido na Galiza!
Gran documental e increíble Galicia, como dos aficiones con una rivalidad tan grande cantan el himno de su tierra juntas. Realmente maravilloso.
Las tomas, la música, la narración, la historia... Un documental que transmite al 100% la pasión por el futbol que se vive en Galicia. Espero algún día vengan a México para vivir un Chivas vs América. Saludos desde México.
Galicia is the part of Spain that seems to be more culturally close to Portugal than Spain itself. The seafood, the perceves, the way they talk and eat, it's just like us really. Love me some Gallegas too xD
Three things:
1. That's a big-ass crustacean
2. This is really the rivalry of just flipping each other off, innit?
3. One of the few times I love anthems is during the football. They sing the Galician anthem before derbies and I love it.
Deportivo! ❤ from Turkey
This is easily the best DD so far. Insane. Such a well-made video
The best series on Copa90 is back 🙌🏻
Hoping that this video about Galiza, gives Portugueses derby a chance to show up on this series!
In Portugal you have the "O Clássico", Lisbon derby, North & South derby, Madeira derby, Minho derby, Porto derby just choose and have fun.
football in Portugal are shit. Benfica vs Porto is shit compared with Vitória Vs Boavista, Paços vs Freamunde, they really like clubs. '3 grandes' are the shit of the country with plástico fans
An absolute masterpiece
I saw 7 hours ago. I woke up 30 minutes ago and I do not get tired watching this. Thanks a lot.
Me encantó !! La historia la ciudad, de ambos clubes!! Muy lindo, saludos desde argentina
ben shapiro ves hermano como en españa sigue habiendo pasion por el futbol .....un saludo
Muy buena historia, no lo tenía muy claro a este clásico y menos a l a región, me sirvió mucho para entender algunas cosas de España. Saludos desde argentina
went to depor stadium and I am a fan till today
The editing in this episode was top notch 👌🏻👌🏻
I think you guys should definitely do a Derby Days in Portugal. Sporting v Benfica is particularly feisty, without doubt the craziest game I've ever been to.
Production value is off the roof. Astonishing work you've done here.
De un uruguayo, gran saludo a esa hermosa región española. Seguidor del Depor 😉
Facundo Blanccc un saludo a uruguay! Gran pais y jugadorazos que teneis
Amazing, amazing vid. I'm Celta supporter and I'm proud because this video. Incredible feelings came to me watching this. The during from this piece is 18' but looks like 5. Thanks.
Territory by The Blaze at the begginning diffinitely puts you in such a mood...
Debería ser un orgullo de ser gallego. El mar, la costa, la cultura, la persona de la gente, la comida... Uno no podría desear una cosa más en su vida. Un abrazo para mis hermanos que apoyan al gran DEPOR desde Alemania!
Outstanding and very emotional work. Thank you very much for coming to know us!
Forza Depor !! Greetings From Turkey !!!!
LOS TURCOS !!!!
Great Portrait, Love the Spirit of the people of Galicia.
And nice to hear ”Viol”
A Galiza é um lugar distinto !
Abraço a todos os galegos.
Sporting Clube de Portugal 💚🤝🏳 RC Celta de Vigo
25/11/1999 GRAZAS CELTA !
Um dia tão histórico quanto inesquecível 😂🩵🤝🏻💚
Am currently spending time in Northern Portugal and Galicia. This is an incredible documentary, high quality, really well presented and culturally vibrant. I’m half English half Spanish, my Spanish side are from the Valencia region, my wife’s family are from Northern Portugal. This video taught me many things I didn’t know. Unusually my Grandmother from Torrevieja was a Deportivo fan because she liked the way they played.
I am a deportivo fan :)
@@FonsecaRui I can’t understand why the owner of Zara has pumped money into your club. I’ve read he’s a fan.
@@74kid true, he tried couple years ago but the owner of the Depor that time didn't let him. He promised to buy a star every summer, but since he never bought the club it will be that he does not
Love Galician culture and the Galicians (y pulpo a feira!!)
Been looking forward to this since last year and didn't disappoint. Keeps on getting better and better. You just don't see any football videos as good as these. Bring on the rest of Spain!
Me encantó !! La historia la ciudad, de ambos clubes!! Muy lindo, saludos desde argentina
Favorite Copa series
I really preciate the interest you put in the pronounciation of Galician words, and it is something remarcable
Love Deportivo! Riazor always blue! Love from Indonesia!!!
Im spanish and this is the first english 'documentary' of Spain that is absolutely brilliant. It portraits Galicia's culture as it should. This is just amazing
This documentary is not about Spain, man ;)