🌴 Thank you for all the love on this vlog. In Jan 2019 I went back home & shared even more vlogs. All of my videos from Ancestral Goa are in this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLue4OUpyvz1OVco1ydQ3hREMxfX2YjIRV.html 💖 Hope you enjoy & don't forget to SUBSCRIBE.
I am writing from my sons account. I am also from South Goa. I had exactly the same childhood as you have shown in this vlog. Going for long walks with my mom. Sitting in front of the house on the steps and having tea and the same breakfast that you have shown and the beautiful kitchen with a fireplace. The wonderful food. Thank you for taking me back to my childhood memories which is a really long time back. Wonderful vlog👍
Hi Magali. I just recently found your channel while looking for Portuguese Goan Documentaries! Village life in Goa seems very relaxed! Also, the church you showed looks exactly like the ones in Portugal ... same with the cemetery structure and colors, very very Portuguese! The restaurant you went to ... serves Caldo Verde!! I'm happy to see that the Portuguese culture is still alive in Goa somehow, being a Portuguese myself I'm always looking for a bit of my country somewhere else as I live abroad.
you appear soo sympathetic and i got so emotional when i saw your village cause it reminded me of the village of my appa( he is from nothern part of sri lanka) its also green&lush , and so close to nature😊 My last visit to Sri Lanka is nearly 16 years back🙈 i want to visit it again after seeing this video😊 and i also need to pay Goa a visit 😍
Awesome !!!! ... aint from Goa, ...but this video was simply awesome.... , i remember going to Goa around 1982/83 as a Kid with my folks and family friends...and this is how it was back in the day (referring to the North ) . Sadly...thanx to a few Dance Music festivals...it put Goa on the map for all the wrong reasons.( My perspective based on my personal experiences and facts) The upside is...that the Locals made a lot of money and continue to do so , However this drastic change simply shatters me . Im Glad the south stayed preserved for a longer period of time. Although i fear this video puts the last of what Goa has on the Map. A big thumbs up to this simple vid... very expressive... I could almost smell the wood fire.. the house...the surroundings ...nature .. , Brought back memories of good simple goan food. Hoping our government and people learn to preserve heritage, culture and traditions .... all over India.. and boost tourism the right way. Thanx for sharing ....great Vid. Some more , Urak.. choriso and Poee please ;) !
This is such an immersive experience. I loved this vlog as much as part 1. It feels more personal while part 1 set the scene. I wish we'd seen more of the inside of your ancestral home; the traditional kitchen and cooking techniques were captivating. The drone shots are C R I S P, such a treat to the eyes! Goa is so green, so much untouched nature. I hope it stays that way. Does anyone live in the ancestral home when you're away? Thanks for this series, Magali :) You've set the bar really high!
Gosh, this is so beautiful. i remember you saying not to expect much from this video, but I have to say this video is as beautiful as the first one. I loved going through the markets and seeing it with your eyes, loved the gorgeous feline buddies you keep making friends with, the chit chat and everything around. Something about your Goa vlogs...they are magical!
Very nice video. Far from the touristy attractions. The slow walk down small country lanes. Eating smoke infused food cooked on dried coconut husks. Small restaurants serving delicious traditional Goan fare,: a wayside store selling plump sausages...the outing rounded off with kokum soda, a refreshing tangy , sweet and sour fizzy drink? But what I truly very much look forward to, in your future videos, are the interiors of those sprawling Portuguese houses , painted attractively in vibrant yellows and brilliant blues, with their high ceilings and big, wide arched windows , with billowing lacy curtains. Please don't forget to give us more of the true Goa, as only a true Goan can. Thank you.
Awesome aerial views! Brought back a lot of memories. I spent some 8 years working in both South & North Goa and did a lot of travelling within Goa by bike and car.
Quickly skimming over a few of the many replies...seems we ALL enjoyed that " natural " presence/ vibe you are blessed with @ shared. .my instincts were Right On. (Nice when folks can get along..show some love) The stunning old homes were awesome.
I visited Goa first time with my family , we came from shimla and Goa is just just sooo beautiful awesome fun place . Only one of a kind place .... Actually ur video is the true essence of Goa other than tourist blogs
Magali this vlog is as good as Part 1 of the Goa Vlog! Loved it... 🤗 And I wanted to admit that I have been watching your vlogs since long I really admire Aunty's enthusiasm towards travel as well... She enjoys everything so thoroughly ! 😎💁
Your video was exactly " the style, expression.....lol " i had hoped it would be. It was THAT @ SO much more. Beautiful Smile my friend. My Own fondest memories were going on city bus to downtown, w my Mom. . Shopping, having lunch, No worries. 🌎 💞
I liked your vlog very much. You live in a beautiful, rural setting. It must be wonderful. I would like to know what were those fifteen bird and animal sounds you hear in the early morning. My place in Madras is very hot and dry. I hear the koels at 3.45 am, the rooster at around 4.45 am and around 5.00 am, the robin magpie joins the chorus. You must be having a lot of birds. Let me know their names if you can.
The most awaited video, I am so proud to be a Goan, miss Goa so much... the village life the rains the food... thanks a lot magali for making the video
Loved this vlog, better than the 1st one..authentic and raw. You are one of the best bloggers out here. I wish more number of people could see this. You totally deserve more subscriptions and praise. The Madgaon market brings back memories.. keep up the good work kid! Lots of love to mum and you❤️
Hehe I have quite a few on my channel already :) glad you're enjoying them, here are a few more th-cam.com/play/PLue4OUpyvz1OVco1ydQ3hREMxfX2YjIRV.html
Yes! I didn't even realise it till a commenter pointed it out. The majority of the movie was shot in the next village, but this cemetery is kind of isolated so they chose it I guess.
@@MagaliVaz Its an awesome movie and I always recommend it to anyone to watch, who wants to get the feel of that era. The movie was shot in Mario Miranda's ancestral house at Lotli.
I swear this is the best vlog on Goa I have ever come across... You have shown almost each and everything that a true Goa lover would love to experience. Thank you very much
Bibingka also is eaten in the Philippines and I have a feeling that we were influenced by Goa. A lot of Goans decided to migrate to the Philippines in the Spanish colonial era. My ancestors are Goan
I had been there a few weeks ago, North GOA was a chaos literally, South was heaven for me. The route to Cabo De Rama is all I can remember, I went to most of the beaches, and it was ok but I felt peace on the silent roads of CAVELOSSIM!
@MagaliVaz Please make more of these vlogs…they are simply beautiful ….its been a while 🤩 …Can’t get to experience this myself but through this I get to experience the essence of my heritage…the one my Mum has experienced and cherished during her childhood days
Hi, I'm Senthil from Chennai I went 2 times it's an amazing place to see over there every Pongal festival I will be in Goa. While I'm coming to Goa I will see your village definitely
"I'm in a really good mood today".....I liked this line and I'm going to say it whenever I'll be in front of the mirror. Nice to see and hear the blend of the music with the video.
I felt like I was following you on your journey and this vlog is better than part 1. You seem to be on a roll. Loved the bibenca making, the monkey jumping shots, the walk to house no.2 and the puppies at the end were so adorable. The black and white top that you are wearing is beautiful. Overall, getting to see 2 chatty vlogs on one day is happiness all the way to big smiles. Good job my friend.👍
Wow I just watched some of your vlogs while I was doing dishes and other everyday stuff.. Your videos really deserve more views on other videos too.. very underrated.. keep doing the same you will definitely get more and more success
I am seriously considering moving to Goa permanently. M originally from Calcutta. All your vlogs are enlightening. Incredible real soulful video. Please post more such
Omg @15:10 I miss poe it goes well with chorisa u din had kal chi kodi as a breakfast ☺️ u r pro in aerial shots very nice vlog keep it up god bless you all
Awesome video Magali... Love to watch the traditional home style cooking specially on the firewood then the electric ovens we have these days. The food tastes so good and is healthy too. Can you please make videos on goan traditional cooking in a touli (mud pot) and chool (firewood). Also, your ancestral home tour would be good, if possible. Thank you for making such good quality videos. Love to your mum...
Serene and Beautiful and Exotic and Blissful and Traditional .....cute and rumbustious rooster lol....yum pastries.....lovely and spectacular drone views...OMG! sweet Konkani words...INCREDIBLE GOA. thanks guys
Hi there, Great video I really enjoyed it. I really started to miss goa and I am glad I searched and found this video. Just had one question where in Salcete is that church? I am asking because I do photography and when I come to goa I want to go around taking pictures of churches and other places.
Looks like it! I had never seen Trikal but just checked it out. It was filmed in my village, in Mario Miranda's home & the Loutolim church. I didn't know the cemetery was featured (this is Ambora cemetery) but after watching the movie it does look like the same one. If you would like to see the exterior of the church featured in that movie prominently, it's in the latter part of this vlog th-cam.com/video/jYQp0yUtbIM/w-d-xo.html I didn't enter the church so I don't have interiors shots.
I was so surprised to see you in your video, because I am also from Ambora , where exactly do you all stay in Ambora , I have now left that place and I stay in North Goa, near Arpora ,do reply and where in Bombay you all are from
Your the best baby! And your mom too .I love the way you explain each and every details.your so natural and you vedio is superbbb honestly I am your Fan.. .God bless you on this journey. Ummmmaha.tc..
Yes , Magali Goan Villages are beautiful not only beach area but some Villages as well and Goa also know for Churches my main atrection is church and Villages but why some people visit only Calangute beach and drink too much. i went Assagaon for 12 days I really enjoyed. i like your video Please make video on Assagaon. I will come Goa in this March i think Goa is most beautiful place in India and might be world I my love india....
I’m contemplating moving to Goa, I’ve never been there nor do I know anyone from there. Would you be willing to put me in contact with a native Goan, who can tell me about how to take the step of moving to the state and answer some of my questions? I’d very much appreciate it.
Hey Hi, hope you guys are doing well and safe! I wanted to know if there is a remote rural place with water bodies around as I wanted relocate to rural and quit city life. Thank you in advance.
🌴 Thank you for all the love on this vlog. In Jan 2019 I went back home & shared even more vlogs. All of my videos from Ancestral Goa are in this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLue4OUpyvz1OVco1ydQ3hREMxfX2YjIRV.html
💖 Hope you enjoy & don't forget to SUBSCRIBE.
I am writing from my sons account. I am also from South Goa. I had exactly the same childhood as you have shown in this vlog. Going for long walks with my mom. Sitting in front of the house on the steps and having tea and the same breakfast that you have shown and the beautiful kitchen with a fireplace. The wonderful food. Thank you for taking me back to my childhood memories which is a really long time back. Wonderful vlog👍
I stay in Goa too. Thank you for showing the true essence of goa to the world... 😊😘
It appears many interesting people live there. I would love to move there, but I am afraid there might not be many IT jobs there.
Hi Magali. I just recently found your channel while looking for Portuguese Goan Documentaries! Village life in Goa seems very relaxed! Also, the church you showed looks exactly like the ones in Portugal ... same with the cemetery structure and colors, very very Portuguese! The restaurant you went to ... serves Caldo Verde!! I'm happy to see that the Portuguese culture is still alive in Goa somehow, being a Portuguese myself I'm always looking for a bit of my country somewhere else as I live abroad.
Like the simplicity of the vlogs and how down to earth you and mum are. Keep them coming. Enjoyed the Goa ones the most.
you appear soo sympathetic and i got so emotional when i saw your village cause it reminded me of the village of my appa( he is from nothern part of sri lanka) its also green&lush , and so close to nature😊 My last visit to Sri Lanka is nearly 16 years back🙈 i want to visit it again after seeing this video😊 and i also need to pay Goa a visit 😍
Awesome !!!! ... aint from Goa, ...but this video was simply awesome.... , i remember going to Goa around 1982/83 as a Kid with my folks and family friends...and this is how it was back in the day (referring to the North ) .
Sadly...thanx to a few Dance Music festivals...it put Goa on the map for all the wrong reasons.( My perspective based on my personal experiences and facts) The upside is...that the Locals made a lot of money and continue to do so , However this drastic change simply shatters me .
Im Glad the south stayed preserved for a longer period of time. Although i fear this video puts the last of what Goa has on the Map.
A big thumbs up to this simple vid... very expressive... I could almost smell the wood fire.. the house...the surroundings ...nature .. , Brought back memories of good simple goan food.
Hoping our government and people learn to preserve heritage, culture and traditions .... all over India.. and boost tourism the right way.
Thanx for sharing ....great Vid.
Some more , Urak.. choriso and Poee please ;) !
This is such an immersive experience. I loved this vlog as much as part 1. It feels more personal while part 1 set the scene. I wish we'd seen more of the inside of your ancestral home; the traditional kitchen and cooking techniques were captivating. The drone shots are C R I S P, such a treat to the eyes! Goa is so green, so much untouched nature. I hope it stays that way. Does anyone live in the ancestral home when you're away? Thanks for this series, Magali :) You've set the bar really high!
Our beautiful and peaceful Goa 🌴
Gosh, this is so beautiful. i remember you saying not to expect much from this video, but I have to say this video is as beautiful as the first one. I loved going through the markets and seeing it with your eyes, loved the gorgeous feline buddies you keep making friends with, the chit chat and everything around. Something about your Goa vlogs...they are magical!
Nice video. Enjoyed the sights of the village and lovely houses. My Goa is beautiful.
Very nice video. Far from the touristy attractions. The slow walk down small country lanes. Eating smoke infused food cooked on dried coconut husks. Small restaurants serving delicious traditional Goan fare,: a wayside store selling plump sausages...the outing rounded off with kokum soda, a refreshing tangy , sweet and sour fizzy drink?
But what I truly very much look forward to, in your future videos, are the interiors of those sprawling Portuguese houses , painted attractively in vibrant yellows and brilliant blues, with their high ceilings and big, wide arched windows , with billowing lacy curtains.
Please don't forget to give us more of the true Goa, as only a true Goan can.
Thank you.
Loved this video! reminded me of my family visits to Goa. I must find those eclairs!!!
Such a beautiful vlog! Love ua vlogs sooo much! It’s a treat to watch ua vlogs 😍
Awesome aerial views! Brought back a lot of memories. I spent some 8 years working in both South & North Goa and did a lot of travelling within Goa by bike and car.
AFTER A LONG TIME I WATCHED A SENSIBLE GOAN VLOG,GOOD JOB
I came across thie channel and i am loving it.thank you.i like your style.very simple.feels like home.
Quickly skimming over a few of the many replies...seems we ALL enjoyed that " natural " presence/ vibe you are blessed with @ shared. .my instincts were Right On. (Nice when folks can get along..show some love) The stunning old homes were awesome.
Such a joyful video. Time flew by in Goa yet it stands still.
Good job
Would love to walk/bike in this area. Visited Mapsa/Calangote beach many years ago.
This vlog is beautiful. The places make it even better. Soothing
Moving to Goa for work after COVID-19 and trying to find the perfect small small town away from tourist. Enjoyed the video.
I visited Goa first time with my family , we came from shimla and Goa is just just sooo beautiful awesome fun place . Only one of a kind place .... Actually ur video is the true essence of Goa other than tourist blogs
I love your vlogging style. And the aerial shots were really cool. The area around your ancestral home looks so pristine and green. Very soothing. :)
Beautiful house and village.
I wish I had such a house in such a village. You are so lucky 😊
Thanks for using my track! Nice video, interesting stuff.
This is first time have seen ur vlog I'm so much impressed with ur Ariel videography and ur style good work ....praise the lord
Magali this vlog is as good as Part 1 of the Goa Vlog! Loved it... 🤗 And I wanted to admit that I have been watching your vlogs since long I really admire Aunty's enthusiasm towards travel as well... She enjoys everything so thoroughly ! 😎💁
Your video was exactly " the style, expression.....lol " i had hoped it would be. It was THAT @ SO much more. Beautiful Smile my friend. My Own fondest memories were going on city bus to downtown, w my Mom. . Shopping, having lunch, No worries. 🌎 💞
I liked your vlog very much. You live in a beautiful, rural setting. It must be wonderful. I would like to know what were those fifteen bird and animal sounds you hear in the early morning. My place in Madras is very hot and dry. I hear the koels at 3.45 am, the rooster at around 4.45 am and around 5.00 am, the robin magpie joins the chorus. You must be having a lot of birds. Let me know their names if you can.
The most awaited video, I am so proud to be a Goan, miss Goa so much... the village life the rains the food... thanks a lot magali for making the video
Loved this vlog, better than the 1st one..authentic and raw. You are one of the best bloggers out here. I wish more number of people could see this. You totally deserve more subscriptions and praise. The Madgaon market brings back memories.. keep up the good work kid! Lots of love to mum and you❤️
yes, you are one of the best vlogger. for me, you are the best.
Loved it. Please make more of Goa vlogs. Felt so sad when you said it's ending.
Hehe I have quite a few on my channel already :) glad you're enjoying them, here are a few more th-cam.com/play/PLue4OUpyvz1OVco1ydQ3hREMxfX2YjIRV.html
The cemetery at 4.26 ... is'nt it the one from the Trikaal movie?
Yes! I didn't even realise it till a commenter pointed it out. The majority of the movie was shot in the next village, but this cemetery is kind of isolated so they chose it I guess.
@@MagaliVaz Its an awesome movie and I always recommend it to anyone to watch, who wants to get the feel of that era. The movie was shot in Mario Miranda's ancestral house at Lotli.
@@SACHINLAWANDE1977 Yes my grandfather knew him :)
I swear this is the best vlog on Goa I have ever come across... You have shown almost each and everything that a true Goa lover would love to experience. Thank you very much
Appreciate it ♥️
Nice blogs reminds of mangaloren houses when I was little nowadays there high rise buildings 💓
Ur church is so picturesque
Nice to see neighboring village. Miss this all
Bibingka also is eaten in the Philippines and I have a feeling that we were influenced by Goa. A lot of Goans decided to migrate to the Philippines in the Spanish colonial era. My ancestors are Goan
Hi Brian, I didn't know that, it's so cool. Have you ever been to Goa? :)
@@MagaliVaz I really want to, one day soon
I had been there a few weeks ago, North GOA was a chaos literally, South was heaven for me. The route to Cabo De Rama is all I can remember, I went to most of the beaches, and it was ok but I felt peace on the silent roads of CAVELOSSIM!
Where in Goa is this place. Thanks for the post.
@MagaliVaz Please make more of these vlogs…they are simply beautiful ….its been a while 🤩 …Can’t get to experience this myself but through this I get to experience the essence of my heritage…the one my Mum has experienced and cherished during her childhood days
Hi,
I'm Senthil from Chennai
I went 2 times it's an amazing place to see over there every Pongal festival I will be in Goa.
While I'm coming to Goa I will see your village definitely
What drone you are using?
"I'm in a really good mood today".....I liked this line and I'm going to say it whenever I'll be in front of the mirror. Nice to see and hear the blend of the music with the video.
I loved your vlog, it's simplicity and charm was heartening. Wonderful to experience Goa with you and your mother. 🥰
It is a very rustic view of Goa. Goa of 40's. Quite travelling back in time
Glad to find u sis👍💕....how far is Aldona from there?
I felt like I was following you on your journey and this vlog is better than part 1. You seem to be on a roll. Loved the bibenca making, the monkey jumping shots, the walk to house no.2 and the puppies at the end were so adorable. The black and white top that you are wearing is beautiful. Overall, getting to see 2 chatty vlogs on one day is happiness all the way to big smiles. Good job my friend.👍
So pure.. just like a deer musk in forest!! Loved it..
It's my dream to stay here once. You are so blessed!
Is there a homestay nearby .
It was a bliss to watch it...so comforting to watch it while lying in my bed during that time of the month...thanks Magali..i am addicted..
So authentic !keep up the good work
I just love your rural goa videos
Wow I just watched some of your vlogs while I was doing dishes and other everyday stuff..
Your videos really deserve more views on other videos too.. very underrated.. keep doing the same you will definitely get more and more success
I am seriously considering moving to Goa permanently. M originally from Calcutta. All your vlogs are enlightening. Incredible real soulful video. Please post more such
I love Goa so much , but some time goa empty places look soo haunted ..🤔
In salcete which village is this
Wonderful vlog..thanks for presenting such a warm n endearing vlog..
It was 1st time i saw the village side of goa . It was like exploring with a local. Super awesome Manali. 🖒☺🖒
Awsome video..n a superb place..lucky you..
Lying on bed in Texas major missing India 😭Your vlogs have peaceful vibe
Beautiful.. A really original n actual descriptive vlog...
Omg @15:10 I miss poe it goes well with chorisa u din had kal chi kodi as a breakfast ☺️ u r pro in aerial shots very nice vlog keep it up god bless you all
Awesome Video, super like !!
I stay in SALCETE as well, and i love GOA
Nice vlog! Great presentation. I am a new subscriber to your channel.
very dark down there when u went to restaurant! do u recall what time that was? what part of Goa was that? Mona, UK
Nice one Magalia 😍 beautiful lovely house 🔥 😍 I am a Catholic Brahmin too from the same type Portuguese home love your home 😍😘
Awesome. Loved the other side of Goa!
More coming up soon!
Great place...do you know if there is a homestay that we can live in for a day or two for authentic Goan experience?
Beautiful vlog . while watching many a times I thought I myself is Shooting it feeling were so real . thanks a ton enjoyed a lot
Awesome video Magali... Love to watch the traditional home style cooking specially on the firewood then the electric ovens we have these days. The food tastes so good and is healthy too. Can you please make videos on goan traditional cooking in a touli (mud pot) and chool (firewood). Also, your ancestral home tour would be good, if possible. Thank you for making such good quality videos. Love to your mum...
Serene and Beautiful and Exotic and Blissful and Traditional .....cute and rumbustious rooster lol....yum pastries.....lovely and spectacular drone views...OMG! sweet Konkani words...INCREDIBLE GOA. thanks guys
Hi there, Great video I really enjoyed it. I really started to miss goa and I am glad I searched and found this video. Just had one question where in Salcete is that church? I am asking because I do photography and when I come to goa I want to go around taking pictures of churches and other places.
Which village is this?
Loved this vlog it's just as good as the first one 😘
What is the name of the village
when i see the drone cam, i get a feeling am landing in Dabolim... i love Goa so much... sure i was a goan in my past life...
love your videos
Very nice and peaceful vlog
Your diction is so nice! Real pleasure listening to your talk!
Is that cemetery same as the one shown in the movie Trikal(1985 Naseeruddin Shah) ? @ 4:46
Looks like it! I had never seen Trikal but just checked it out. It was filmed in my village, in Mario Miranda's home & the Loutolim church. I didn't know the cemetery was featured (this is Ambora cemetery) but after watching the movie it does look like the same one. If you would like to see the exterior of the church featured in that movie prominently, it's in the latter part of this vlog th-cam.com/video/jYQp0yUtbIM/w-d-xo.html
I didn't enter the church so I don't have interiors shots.
@@MagaliVaz thank you very much for your reply and such a lucid explanation. Best of luck for your future Vlogs. Keep up the good work 👍
Beautiful village❤
Hi..since m stranded in the uk and missin Goa to the core..watchin ur vlg makes me feel good..😘😘😘
This is beautiful thankyou
Hey magali even I love the muffins and butterfly biscuits from Zola bakery
it was amazing video of our Goa ancestral and I like it very much
Hi!, I liked this video, 1st thing I liked was your genuineness, you have earned a new subscriber, stay happy always, love from Dubai
I was so surprised to see you in your video, because I am also from Ambora , where exactly do you all stay in Ambora , I have now left that place and I stay in North Goa, near Arpora ,do reply and where in Bombay you all are from
One of d most awaited video.
Hi Magali pleas come back with some goa serene videos with your mom... it’s so relaxing to watch them
Your the best baby! And your mom too .I love the way you explain each and every details.your so natural and you vedio is superbbb honestly I am your Fan.. .God bless you on this journey. Ummmmaha.tc..
Hi Meghali, I love yr videos. I am from Goa too. Which village is this. I wud love to visit.
I hv not see d complete video bt i cn say both mother as well as daughter r so cute😊
Yes , Magali Goan Villages are beautiful not only beach area but some Villages as well and Goa also know for Churches my main atrection is church and Villages but why some people visit only Calangute beach and drink too much. i went Assagaon for 12 days I really enjoyed. i like your video Please make video on Assagaon. I will come Goa in this March i think Goa is most beautiful place in India and might be world I my love india....
Can anyone tell me about the music in the background??
I’m contemplating moving to Goa, I’ve never been there nor do I know anyone from there. Would you be willing to put me in contact with a native Goan, who can tell me about how to take the step of moving to the state and answer some of my questions?
I’d very much appreciate it.
Which camera do you use?
I'm from Goa too.. Nice Vlog❤🔥💯
Hey Hi, hope you guys are doing well and safe! I wanted to know if there is a remote rural place with water bodies around as I wanted relocate to rural and quit city life. Thank you in advance.
Lovely village,tradational cooking on fire wood