@@jalejandromartin7642 Va a ser que no. Cercanías no para de tener retrasos, algunas estaciones tienen ascensores sin arreglar, lo cual perjudica a usuarios con movilidad reducida. Además, la clase 445 Alsthom tiene una gran capacidad de usuarios pero sigue siendo un problema para las mismas personas. Menos patrioterismo y más realismo.
The AV trains marked Iryo are manufactured in Italy, they are the same as the Italian Frecciarossa. I live 1km from the Hitachi Rail factory in Pistoia,30km from Florence, Tuscany. And I have seen them in the factory yards, Iryo branded,being born one piece after another.
Planta in Spain means “floor” but it can also mean plant (I.e. green plant)… when the lady told you “planta” she meant floor (not green plant even though there was a jardín) …de nada amigo👍🏼
The AV trains marked Iryo are manufactured in Italy, they are the same as the Italian Frecciarossa. I live 1km from the Hitachi Rail factory in Pistoia,30 km from Florence,Tuscany. And I have seen them in the factory yards, being born one piece after another.
Thanks for another great video David! We took the same train and same route last year. It was a great experience! We enjoy watching your videos and wishing we were back in beautiful Espana!
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If you came to visit Barcelona city, you went too far away to Mollet ... specially with public transport it takes too much (there are direct trains to mollet from Barcelona though, I think you could have skipped the 2 bus adventure).
I love that your expressions are always so obvious, almost like you wear your heart on your sleeves. It lets us know the emotional experience along with the place where you're feeling it lol. Good video!
Iryo pertenece a ILSA (55%), sigla de Intermodalidad de Levante S.A., es una empresa ferroviaria de España. Sus accionistas son: Trenitalia -operador estatal italiano-, Operador Ferroviario de Levante S.L. -integrada por los socios de la aerolínea Air Nostrum-, y Globalvia. Iryo belongs to ILSA (55%), an acronym for Intermodalidad de Levante S.A., it is a Spanish railway company. Its shareholders are: Trenitalia - Italian state operator -, Operador Ferroviario de Levante S.L. -made up of the airline partners Air Nostrum-, and Globalvia.
Los trenes AV de la marca Iryo se fabrican en Italia y son iguales a los trenes italianos Frecciarossa. Vivo a 1 km de la fábrica de Hitachi Rail en Pistoia,30km de Florencia,Toscana. Y los vi en los patios de la fábrica, naciendo una pieza tras otra con la marca Iryo.
🤣 you confused planta (floor) with vía (platform) but in this station you had the directions in two languages: Spanish and English (in smaller letters). In Barcelona you are going to have it in three: Spanish, Catalan and English. And here we treat high speed trains like planes: you have your own seat and you pass a light "security check" to enter the high speed railway. I laughed when you said "in central Europe is always on time" because I took an intercity train (medium speed) that was delayed 20 minuts in Germany. By the way, you didn't had the hotel in Barcelona, you stayed in another county nearly 30 km away from the city.
Yes! I was a bit confused 😂 When I said Central Europe I meant Austria Poland, Hungary, and Czech Republic. People over there didn’t like it when I said Eastern Europe in my other videos when describing those areas. 🤷🏻♂️
@@LifewithDavid That part has always been historically known as Central Europa. During the Cold War and the so called Iron Curtain, everything to the East was thus called East Europa, as it formed a sole political block
A mi también me ha llamado la atención, pero incluso asumiendo que habla de él se puede entender la reacción; piensa que a estos trabajadores de cara al público en una década les ha surgido esta peña que les graba, y graban las conversaciones con los teleoperadores también, y luego las difunden y no preguntan a nadie.
By the way, greetings from Cornellà Centre (L5)17:33😉👌🏻...note:cuando (si)volváis otra vez "IBI Cornellà",no será el centro de Barcelona pero almenos solamente Metro (L5) en la otra dirección 😜
lo q realmente me da pena es q no hay españoles en españa. sí, hay gente q habla español con diferentes acentos, pero no hay españoles. invasion completada; somos un expais
Things have really changed since I lived in Andalucia from 1980-1982. Renfe was all there was. Red Nacional de Ferrocarriles Españoles (RENFE: National Network of Spanish Railways) founded in 1941. Are you happy to be going home to Medellin soon? It's been 4 months, right? I'm anxious to hear what happened with your reality show adventure in Mexico and find out what's ahead for you and Nati.
We were only in Europe for a month. I already went back and worked on the tv series since then, I’m just dripping out these videos to be able to upload at least once a week. The tv show should air sometime first quarter 2025, hopefully.
@@LifewithDavid That makes a lot more sense. You have put yourself in slow motion to us, kind of like flying in a martial arts movie. While we are hypnotized by your magnificent kick you are already doing something else. We are all helpless to your awesome power!
I know! I feel so fortunate because probably less than 45% of the population of Spain today was alive in 1980-1982 to experience what Spain was like then. It was pretty great! But I wish I was still living there now too.
Hey really enjoy your videos and Naty is such a sweetheart you both seem to be such a good couple, I’m glad you guys are taking time to share your life and travels with us. I had never subscribed to anyone videos till I saw yours. For along time I have wanted to visit Colombia and came across your videos and have been watching them for the last 2 years, I have half my relatives in Europe from my moms side so, I’ve been there and it’s changed a lot since the last 40 years. Right now I’m out fighting Wildland fires in eastern Oregon eating lunch and watching your latest video. Keep up the good work!👍👍 look forward to your next video
Nice Video. I went to Barcelona last year, and HATED it because I didn't like the people...and how the people are has alot to do with whether I like a place or not.😁
My experience in Barcelona is that while the architecture is amazing, the people are borde (not very nice). You will feel extremely welcome in most of Spain including Madrid, but BCN is another story. I've been there six times and every single time, the people were just cold.
You didn't liked the people of Barcelona? you talk with the almost 4 milion of people of the metropolitan area of Barcelona? more than the 40% are from Spain or other countries...
At some point the show has to close because the presenter needs to go to bed. Well, David's in pretty good company: Joe Biden, and absolutely, yours truly. Scary thought: susceptibility to travel fatigue can worsen with age. Who knew?! zzz...
I really enjoyed the video. Very well filmed. I would love to know if you thin Spain is anything like Colombia. I hope you had a good time. Next time you come to Europe you need to come to my part of the world the United Kingdom of Great Britain. Id love to see you in my home country. Take care.
The food looked delicious and it looked like an ordinary coffee shop establishment. I can see myself doing the youtuber lifestyle constant traveling ...in Spain. Wasn't it just this summer where there were big protests against tourists around spain? I wonder how that is playing out. Tourism is such a big source of GDP, a whopping 13%. That's going to hurt the local economy for sure.
David, I must say I was rooting for you the whole time, but you had me nervous there. I know Atocha in Madrid, and I was screaming, PLANTA not plataforma! I really thought you were going to miss the train. By the way, train service in Spain is VERY prompt normally. RENFE gives you 50% of your ticket cost back if there are a certain amount of minutes late (I forget the number). Not sure if the new lower-cost companies like Iryo (an Italian company) or Ouigo (a French company) do that or not. Maybe it would be helpful to do a little more research ahead of time. You were far outside of Barcelona. By the way, I'm buds with Elliot (Adventure Elliot), who I think you know.
According to the European Commission, trains in spain has a punctuality rate of 91% compared to Germany's 70%. Don't be so prejudiced
Maybe High-speed trains, but never Cercanías.
Hasta que llegó Puente, el Australopitecus.
In fact, this was a bid issue in the last european futbol cup as people found the railway system was a mess in Germany
@@nest1109Cercanías también, date una vuelta por Alemania y me cuentas, España es verdaderamente primer mundo con respecto a infraestructura
@@jalejandromartin7642 Va a ser que no. Cercanías no para de tener retrasos, algunas estaciones tienen ascensores sin arreglar, lo cual perjudica a usuarios con movilidad reducida.
Además, la clase 445 Alsthom tiene una gran capacidad de usuarios pero sigue siendo un problema para las mismas personas.
Menos patrioterismo y más realismo.
Iryo is not Italian, it belongs to the spanish company ILSA (shareholders 55% spanish + 45% Italian).
The train is built here in italy 😊
@@cal7348 so what
The AV trains marked Iryo are manufactured in Italy, they are the same as the Italian Frecciarossa. I live 1km from the Hitachi Rail factory in Pistoia,30km from Florence, Tuscany. And I have seen them in the factory yards, Iryo branded,being born one piece after another.
Spain is the 2nd largest high-speed train network in the world after China
Iryo is a Spanish company that uses Italian trains 👍🏼
Japanese trains made in italy
@@jlbuenomeandroahha Hitachi only bought technology from italy. The train are built in italy.
I prefer the Renfe/Siemens to the Iryo train that oscilates laterally a lot.
Planta in Spain means “floor” but it can also mean plant (I.e. green plant)… when the lady told you “planta” she meant floor (not green plant even though there was a jardín) …de nada amigo👍🏼
🤗😂
The AV trains marked Iryo are manufactured in Italy, they are the same as the Italian Frecciarossa. I live 1km from the Hitachi Rail factory in Pistoia,30 km from Florence,Tuscany. And I have seen them in the factory yards, being born one piece after another.
Feels like the AMAZING race show
That’s because he’s not experienced! From hotel bookings to transport. With a little bit of research he didn’t have to go through all that trouble 😂
Haha not sure if I would I win or lose…But I would for sure have fun!
Thanks for another great video David! We took the same train and same route last year. It was a great experience! We enjoy watching your videos and wishing we were back in beautiful Espana!
If you came to visit Barcelona city, you went too far away to Mollet ... specially with public transport it takes too much (there are direct trains to mollet from Barcelona though, I think you could have skipped the 2 bus adventure).
I love that your expressions are always so obvious, almost like you wear your heart on your sleeves. It lets us know the emotional experience along with the place where you're feeling it lol. Good video!
Haha thank you 🙏🏼. Yes, I can’t hide what I’m thinking or feeling.
@@LifewithDavid We love that about you man lol
Iryo pertenece a ILSA (55%), sigla de Intermodalidad de Levante S.A., es una empresa ferroviaria de España. Sus accionistas son: Trenitalia -operador estatal italiano-, Operador Ferroviario de Levante S.L. -integrada por los socios de la aerolínea Air Nostrum-, y Globalvia.
Iryo belongs to ILSA (55%), an acronym for Intermodalidad de Levante S.A., it is a Spanish railway company. Its shareholders are: Trenitalia - Italian state operator -, Operador Ferroviario de Levante S.L. -made up of the airline partners Air Nostrum-, and Globalvia.
Los trenes AV de la marca Iryo se fabrican en Italia y son iguales a los trenes italianos Frecciarossa. Vivo a 1 km de la fábrica de Hitachi Rail en Pistoia,30km de Florencia,Toscana. Y los vi en los patios de la fábrica, naciendo una pieza tras otra con la marca Iryo.
🤣 you confused planta (floor) with vía (platform) but in this station you had the directions in two languages: Spanish and English (in smaller letters).
In Barcelona you are going to have it in three: Spanish, Catalan and English.
And here we treat high speed trains like planes: you have your own seat and you pass a light "security check" to enter the high speed railway.
I laughed when you said "in central Europe is always on time" because I took an intercity train (medium speed) that was delayed 20 minuts in Germany.
By the way, you didn't had the hotel in Barcelona, you stayed in another county nearly 30 km away from the city.
Yes! I was a bit confused 😂
When I said Central Europe I meant Austria Poland, Hungary, and Czech Republic. People over there didn’t like it when I said Eastern Europe in my other videos when describing those areas. 🤷🏻♂️
@@LifewithDavid That part has always been historically known as Central Europa. During the Cold War and the so called Iron Curtain, everything to the East was thus called East Europa, as it formed a sole political block
"2 minutes late, welcome to Spain, a Latin country" says an American, used to "wonderful American public transportation system"
david don't you look up where the hostels or hotels are located before you book them??
I did. But it seemed closer than it actually was. We found a better way to get back and forth in the next video. Haha
@@LifewithDavid ah okay! hopefully it all turned out good lol :)
Good to know...
"ooh no tengo yo paciencia pa tanto iluminao" gran atención al cliente, gran profesionalidad.
Igual estaban hablando de otra cosa... la conversación esta muy fuera de contexto 😂
A mi también me ha llamado la atención, pero incluso asumiendo que habla de él se puede entender la reacción; piensa que a estos trabajadores de cara al público en una década les ha surgido esta peña que les graba, y graban las conversaciones con los teleoperadores también, y luego las difunden y no preguntan a nadie.
You sure stayed far outside Barcelona! Your hotel is closer to Sabadell, another city
Super far! Haha
Great content 👍
1:03 🤔" Estanco" (cigar store) bottom left:" King of Ruin"😂.. well, welcome to "the City of the Counts"(La Ciudad Condal): Barcelona /BCN😜
By the way, greetings from Cornellà Centre (L5)17:33😉👌🏻...note:cuando (si)volváis otra vez "IBI Cornellà",no será el centro de Barcelona pero almenos solamente Metro (L5) en la otra dirección 😜
Es más caro el menú que el billete 😅
they have one of the best speed trains in france called "TGV" so if you go there you might use it
One day I will try that out.
Always enjoying your videos!!!
Yes, Atocha is a big mess
I found it very easy.
lo q realmente me da pena es q no hay españoles en españa. sí, hay gente q habla español con diferentes acentos, pero no hay españoles. invasion completada; somos un expais
Son todos extraterrestres del espacio exterior.🤡
Things have really changed since I lived in Andalucia from 1980-1982. Renfe was all there was. Red Nacional de Ferrocarriles Españoles (RENFE: National Network of Spanish Railways) founded in 1941. Are you happy to be going home to Medellin soon? It's been 4 months, right? I'm anxious to hear what happened with your reality show adventure in Mexico and find out what's ahead for you and Nati.
We were only in Europe for a month. I already went back and worked on the tv series since then, I’m just dripping out these videos to be able to upload at least once a week.
The tv show should air sometime first quarter 2025, hopefully.
@@LifewithDavid That makes a lot more sense. You have put yourself in slow motion to us, kind of like flying in a martial arts movie. While we are hypnotized by your magnificent kick you are already doing something else. We are all helpless to your awesome power!
@@lifealchemyglobal 😂😂
It has been a while since 1982. Spain has changed a lot.
I know! I feel so fortunate because probably less than 45% of the population of Spain today was alive in 1980-1982 to experience what Spain was like then. It was pretty great! But I wish I was still living there now too.
Hey really enjoy your videos and Naty is such a sweetheart you both seem to be such a good couple, I’m glad you guys are taking time to share your life and travels with us. I had never subscribed to anyone videos till I saw yours. For along time I have wanted to visit Colombia and came across your videos and have been watching them for the last 2 years, I have half my relatives in Europe from my moms side so, I’ve been there and it’s changed a lot since the last 40 years. Right now I’m out fighting Wildland fires in eastern Oregon eating lunch and watching your latest video. Keep up the good work!👍👍 look forward to your next video
I’m happy you enjoy my videos, even the latest ones. Stay safe out there fighting fires and thank you for watching and commenting.
Great video as usual.
I would have like to see the scenery from the train ride.
Which app did you use to buy train tickets and to know bus schedules?
lol, we're in the same city! I just got to Madrid a few days ago. So you're using roller luggage and not a backpack?
Nice Video. I went to Barcelona last year, and HATED it because I didn't like the people...and how the people are has alot to do with whether I like a place or not.😁
My experience in Barcelona is that while the architecture is amazing, the people are borde (not very nice). You will feel extremely welcome in most of Spain including Madrid, but BCN is another story. I've been there six times and every single time, the people were just cold.
Maybe the problem is that I speak Spanish, but not Catalan, and they resent having to speak Spanish.
I actually enjoyed interacting with the locals in the area of my hotel. Super friendly people. Barcelona had friendly locals as well.
You didn't liked the people of Barcelona? you talk with the almost 4 milion of people of the metropolitan area of Barcelona? more than the 40% are from Spain or other countries...
@@goldvideo Que gelipollez!!! Aqui hablamos castellano, catalan, ingles, etc... y todos son factibles.
I always hit like for the video🎉
Thank you 🙏🏼
At some point the show has to close because the presenter needs to go to bed. Well, David's in pretty good company: Joe Biden, and absolutely, yours truly. Scary thought: susceptibility to travel fatigue can worsen with age. Who knew?! zzz...
I had to take a nap halfway through the video! I wouldn’t have made it if I was actually living it like David.
I really enjoyed the video. Very well filmed. I would love to know if you thin Spain is anything like Colombia. I hope you had a good time. Next time you come to Europe you need to come to my part of the world the United Kingdom of Great Britain. Id love to see you in my home country. Take care.
Happy you enjoyed it. Yes, I could make a comparison video. 👍🏼
@@LifewithDavid Thank you for the reply. You take care.
Looks like you booked a hotel in Casa Blanca, not in Barcelona. ;-)
Haha it was an experience for sure! Hotels in Barcelona were way above my budget.
Only way to travel.
I prefer it for sure.
Omg I would be so lost trying to take public transportation in Europe.
the key is asking for directions politely
No comprendo como has tomado un hotel en otra ciudad si venias a visitar Barcelona, no podias mirar en Google Earth?
Lo habrá tomado por el precio
@@mar_casabuena7503 si pero el coste de los transportes y el tiempo no sé yo si merece la pena ..
12:39 El niño no comè
I haven't been keeping up with you....Did you leave colombia?
Nope. Just vacation to Europe
Dude, its pronounced "ontray" not "entry"....lol
Los viajes con los trenes Iryo son más caros que con los trenes Quigo que van con la misma velocidad
The food looked delicious and it looked like an ordinary coffee shop establishment. I can see myself doing the youtuber lifestyle constant traveling ...in Spain. Wasn't it just this summer where there were big protests against tourists around spain? I wonder how that is playing out. Tourism is such a big source of GDP, a whopping 13%. That's going to hurt the local economy for sure.
It was super tasty food and we were so hungry!
In U.K is 11'5% for exemple not only Spain is a " important" part of GDP
David, I must say I was rooting for you the whole time, but you had me nervous there. I know Atocha in Madrid, and I was screaming, PLANTA not plataforma! I really thought you were going to miss the train. By the way, train service in Spain is VERY prompt normally. RENFE gives you 50% of your ticket cost back if there are a certain amount of minutes late (I forget the number). Not sure if the new lower-cost companies like Iryo (an Italian company) or Ouigo (a French company) do that or not. Maybe it would be helpful to do a little more research ahead of time. You were far outside of Barcelona. By the way, I'm buds with Elliot (Adventure Elliot), who I think you know.
Haha thank you! Yes, something always seems to come up when I travel.
ɨƭֆ ֆʊքɛʀ ƭɦɛ ʋɨɖɛօ ʍǟᏦɛ ʍօʀɛ. ƭɦǟռᏦֆ
🙏🏼🤗