Infiltrating in Indigenous Tribe Life in Venezuela 🇻🇪

I never did this in my life! Meeting indigenous people. People living off the grid and living a completely different life compared to what we know in the civilized world. Join me on this adventure together with @ecocampingmonagasv
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[@fragozar]

Great video. I living in Maturin and is fantastic your trip at San Jose de Buja. Grettings.

[@MiguelSanchez-it7po]

Excellent trip through the state of Monagas😃But I would like you to show the center of Maturin. For example, by the cathedral, Bolivar square and other beautifull places.
Blessings greetings!

[@DiseasedKodak]

You’re the man Roger!! Loving watching your journey man! Què Chevere!!

[@doralilobo_]

My crush ❤

[@RobbieTravels]

Totally understandable, super nice guy!😁

[@RobbieTravels]

Another great video bro!😁Seems that was a strong drink!😅Stay safe!😉

[@Maryhyves]

Een mooi avontuur! 👌🤩

[@martinhasenbosch5563]

What a great experience!

[@mariojoseovalles3644]

Amazing experience Roger. Yu will never forget "cachapas" I guess😅

[@cinziamarinucci1663]

Por dónde andan

[@robbertdegraaf3797]

Puerto Ordaz is een fijne stad

[@eddievmunster8154]

Cool video, I also like the name change. How do you resist the temptation of the beautiful woman? Do you ever flirt? How often do woman flirt with you? Thanks

[@elojolibertario]

you got raid of cachapas in all states hahaha

[@stephandrube8658]

One question, which You didn’t put on the table: are indigenous people in the Orinoco-Delta as well receiving these “bolsas del gobierno/estado”? In Caracas as well the rich ones got these. Besides - they are destroying the local abasto=shop-selling system…

[@XploreWithRoger]

In almost every shop you can buy those bags of food but I didn't ask them

[@stephandrube8658]

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@@XploreWithRoger: but Roger - wouldn´t it be interesting for Your watchers to inform them about these Gouvernment/regional bags?
In Pto. Maya two month ago, the population had been queuing for these bags (becauuse they are feeding their piggies with the content of the bag), in Galipan (three months ago) as well the "rich people" could obtain them. I heard murmuring it has to do with the voting card of the Venzueleans(?)

[@eugeniosabater8449]

​​​@@stephandrube8658Those bags are called "CLAP" they have rice, wheat & corn flour (for arepas and empanadas), cooking oil, some leguminose, ketchup, toilet paper, I guess chicken, pasta, tuna cans, and some eggs! You can google them!