Solo in One of Madrid’s Most Dangerous Areas || Pan Bendito & Usera
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- I did a walking tour to try and cover two of my favorite districts in Madrid - Carabanchel (where I live) and Usera. Both these districts are home to hundreds of thousands of residents from different ethic and cultural backgrounds and have many unique elements to them. Some would say these are "dangerous" areas. Are they really? Watch this video to find out if they are!
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Gated windows are normal all over Madrid if you live at the bottom floor and more so if you can reach the window from outside, I live in a good neighborhood and everyone has them
Right .. it’s not the same in many European countries or in the United States. That’s why I was pointing it out because at the time mostly English speakers were watching these vids. Now my audience is 80% Spanish haha
Interesting to see parts of Madrid you don't normally see on travel videos. Good job.
Will do more videos in diverse areas of Madrid such as Cuatro Caminos, Vallecas, etc. not sure if you’re familiar but those areas are very diverse and I find them intriguing for that reason.
Avoid San Cristóbal de Los Ángeles (Metro Orcasitas). It is supposedly "dodgy", even in the daytime.
Love your videos by the way. I was also a guest on Stuart's Spain Speaks channel 😃 .
@@goldvideo I watched your video! You made me curious so I reached out to him! Cool. Your from California living in Spain. We could get together sometime!
@@AdventureElliot Drop me a WhatsApp 722618800, you should put the plus sign and then the Spain country code before the 72. Later, I'll delete this message (I normally don't publish my number LOL).
Carabanchel y Usera son barrios populares de clase media baja y normal.
No es un lugar peligroso , solo de renta un poco más baja.
Los carteristas del metro la mitad son rumanos , pero ahí no hay alta delincuencia , más bien poca . Otra cosa es la Cañada Real allí se concentra delitos de droga.
Así que en Carabanchel y Usera se puede vivir perfectamente.
Claro.. tienes razón, yo vivo en Carabanchel y todo es tranquilo. Yo solo quise investigar para mi proprio mismo. Canada Real es peligroso? Me recomiendas hacer un vídeo allá?
@@AdventureElliot Yo creo que sí, es como si fueras a Nairobi. Jajaja.Pero sin tantos africanos.
A ver , lo que no sé si hubiera alguien que le molestara la cámara .?
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@@anacasanova7350 yo quiero entrevistar la gente allí y averiguar si el peligroso en realidad. Es un barrio extraño en españa porque es único, ósea ningún otro tipo de sitio existe así en españa.
Si, la Cañada Real es una zona marginal y peligrosa, las "3.000 viviendas" de Sevilla es otra similar, todas las capitales de provincias y ciudades importantes tienen sus zonas vips y sus barrios pobres, deprimidos y marginales y no son parques temáticos, están poblados por individuos con bajo nivel cultural, asume que reaccionan mal y que no quieren publicidad.
Cuatro meses sin luz en la Cañada Real: "Esto es una canallada": th-cam.com/video/BccqaLWTUVs/w-d-xo.html
El lado OSCURO de las 3.000 VIVIENDAS | ENTRAMOS en las VEGAS th-cam.com/video/oqFbYFWjkOc/w-d-xo.html
I lived in Carabanchel through my childhood. Yes, it’s a neighbourhood with some bad people and drug dealers but the people aren't really dangerous.
Thanks for sharing, my mum's from Usera so I've been around there a lot and it's very close to my heart. Lovely area and not very dangerous these days - it's even got that huge shiny mall now and the Calle 30 has really opened the area up and is beautiful to walk, run or cycle around. Just a shame they got rid of the Calderón, vaya puta lástima😭
Hi Kit.. I’m surprised people are seeing this video now. It was one of my first videos. The truth is I loved walking
Through this area because there was always something going on. Glad it reminded you of home.. and you’re right, it’s not really dangerous unless te metes con la persona equivocada
Bro really said Ni Hao
The Scarist was Barracas airport f ing mad house ,LOL X
I was robbed by three men with masks in Usera. This is my only experience of getting robbed in my life.
HALA MADRID !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ......................
Thank you for sharing. I liked the video a lot. I will visit those neighborhoods now the next time I return to Madrid. Perhaps, you could feature "Barrio Chamberi" in your future videos. The Filipino community in Madrid are in that area which is interesting considering it is not so near Usera and Carabanchel.
No tourists go to this area which is why I wanted to make this video. Chamberi is charming.. Hopefully I can make a video there one day. However, I've since moved to Malaga Spain
va por la zona mas tranquila de Usera.... sal a las 3 de la madrugada jajajajajajaja por el parque del Zofio...
I am sorry, I come from Madrid and I am over 50 years old and gated windows on the ground floor are VERY COMMON in Madrid and in all the Spanish cities, it's usual!!! Ask/view native Spanish people/videos, not foreigners....
I know .. this video was my first.. desde entonces he grabado en la cañada real de madrid .. ya verás
Usera conozco muy bien todo ese barrio
Usera no es peligroso macho
Usera dangerous? Come on... I've been more scared in any public bus at any big city of the US (and I've been in quite a few). PS: you actually showed my street on this video XD
Hey this was one of my first videos.. glad you understood this video jaja .. no users isn’t dangerous except in some small parts
Wow cool to see they have a Chinatown in Madrid I would’ve never guessed. You know if there are big Korean or Japanese communities in Madrid??
No, not to my knowledge. There wouldn’t be a reason for Koreans or Japanese to live here as they have great countries and economic situations themselves. I’m sure some live here, but I’ve never met any, and I meet a lot of people. London would have large Korean and Japanese populations for example.
Adventure Elliot ok thanks for the response and great videos btw
Lo que puede haber en Madrid porque en Barcelona lo hay, es la comunidad filipina, desde hace muchos años .Ellos tiene trato especial con España por razones históricas y les es más fácil venir aquí.
Ellos pertenecían al Imperio Español.Como América Española .
There is a significant Filipino community in Madrid (in the Chamberi District). There is even a subway station named after the Philippines (Islas Filipinas) and an avenue, Avenida de Filipinas....all in the Chamberi District.
@@e.miranda4874 thats awesome and i know they have a huge Chinese community in Usera but you wouldn’t happen to know if they have a large Japanese or Korean community would you???
What??? Thats ny neighborhood, is not the most dangerous, go to la cañada real, Thats the real most dangerous
It’s one of the most dangerous (pan bendito)
@@AdventureElliot yeah im from pan bendito, go to cañada real, just to see what is the real most dangerous neighborhood
@@Alejandro-mo4pt I would but it would be hard to film there
@@AdventureElliot yeah it would be, thanks you for share the video, i hope you enjoy Madrid, greetings bro 👋🏻 (sorry for my english)
@@Alejandro-mo4pt your English is good bro, I got lots of videos in spain.. enjoy my channel because I love your country
Have you been to Alcorcon there is castle there which is used as a museum de cristal. Personally I don't like the modern look inside
Pablo Gonzalez I haven’t yet. So much to explore in Madrid. Should I do a tour of Alcorcón for a video?? Something to think about.
@@AdventureElliot That'd be cool.
You are a brave man. I like exploring too, that’s the way to open your mind . We need more people from the midwest to travel abroad. Very cool perspective, feels like I’m walking around with you.
Hola José hope you’re doing well .. haven’t seen you in the comments lately
@@AdventureElliot I know. I have been working alot. I need to catch up with your videos.
@@joseroque1891 you’ll find the last two interesting. Take care and hopefully you get some time to relax
3:30 quizás Isabel Díaz Ayuso jugó ahí de pequeña
Jajajajaj nunca jamás xD
@@AdventureElliot pero sabes la paradoja? Que todos los vecinos de esa plaza la han votado 😚
@@tierraprometida8866 todos de pan bendito? Bueno.. quizás por que estaban en favor de la economía como medio para escapar aquella zona
@@AdventureElliot la clave está en averiguar cómo gestiona los servicios públicos y sociales, iremos viendo 😉
@@tierraprometida8866 de todas formas, me alegro que hayas encontrado un de mis primeros vídeos que nadie ha visto 😉
YOU GOT SUM BULLS MY FRIEND , MUCHO CHOUNIESS OR DU MARICON LOL KSKS JAJA XX PEACE ..
nah, stupid is as stupid does
Usera es el barrio de mi mujer aunque hoy en día está muy cambiado
Pues, me interesa ese barrio.. Hay muchas cosas interesantes.. Pero sí, imagino que ha cambiado bastante un los últimos 30-40 años
@@AdventureElliot si mucho la verdad ahora es un prácticamente el barrio chino de Madrid
What top areas/neighbourhoods would you suggest outside of the centre? I've been placed in Cubas de la Sagra, and in regards to metro/I've heard that under 26 is super cheap but over is a lot more expensive - how did you budget this? Thank you
Depends what you’re looking for! The youth metro card (abono) is only 20€ a month and you can travel through your all of the community of Madrid, not just the city. Includes buses, trains, metro.. its an insanely good deal.
My favorite neighborhoods outside of the centro are cuatro caminos, a very diverse neighborhood with some spice north of the centro that has tons of shopping/food options. You feel like you’re in Latin America sometimes. I also like la Latina which has several neighborhoods (barrios) in it.. puerta de ángel, for example. It’s right next to Madrid’s biggest park, casa de campo which is beautiful. I lived near aluche which is a well connected neighborhood that’s cheap and diverse. Also puente de Vallecas has a amazing park, parque de las siete tetas.. I have a video on that.
Kelly's Daybook I pay 54 for the monthly transport so it’s cheap compared to
When I had a car in the U.S. and my rent was 310+ gastos with 2 other roommates. You can live near the center and find nice places (a room) for 300-500 euros easy and you can visit the center everyday if you want. And it’s less noisy and crowded that way.
I also like Legazpi, which is where I ended this video. It’s a mix of centro vibes but also diverse and cheaper.
@@AdventureElliot I'm 29 so no longer a 'youth' hahaa but wish I was as the youth pass is amazing! Fab thank you so much for all the advice - will look into these areas, La Latina I've heard is a cool vibe, it will be great to live a little outside so it is less noisy/crowded but still close -ish to centre. I want to be well connected as my commute is going to be pretty long so trying to figure it all out. Also worried about Spain going into a second lockdown so fingers crossed it still goes ahead!
@@AdventureElliot I was thinking maybe Getafe as this would shorten the long commute down, would you say this is a 'sleepy town', not sure if it will be too quiet for me. I wouldn't mind a bit of a buzz/atmosphere
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I can't see any black person on street
u dont know what is dangerous... u are funny hahaha😂
Check out my Spanish channel (link in bio) or my videos in Bulgaria.. or course I know what dangerous is but this barrio in madrid is “dangerous” entre comillas tío