Asturias tién un problema: Si vienes te quedas, si non te quedas vuelves otra vez, si non vuelves otra vez quédaste con unas ganas terribles de volver!😍
My husband is Asturian and we had our trip last 2018 and I felt in love of Asturias, especially Oviedo the cleanest city in Spain. I want to go back there!😇😍😘🙏
I live in México, always have. My grandparents (all four) were spanish; my paternal grandfather was from La Borbolla, Asturias. I hope some day I can visit.
Pues no pierdas la oportunidad de visitarlo porque la zona de la Sierra Plana de La Borbolla, Llanes, la Sierra del Cuera y toda esa zona es..... PRECIOSAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA....... Un FUERTE ABRAZO desde Gijón para todo México. ;o)
My grandma's parents left Asturias in the mid 1800's to Puerto Rico. The Montes family. Most stood on the island while some left to the states and at least 2 returned to Asturias to die. Now I see why the nastalgia was so compelling. I'm taking a trip there next summer. Can't wait.
@Rick roll my family last name was Taboas which sounds very Portuguese but is actually Asturian and Galician it’s cool to learn that I’m Celtic Spanish the other last names were Goyas and Iglesias that was my dads grandmothers side and the grandfathers side was Corsican and Spanish there name was Borgo which was corso and Millán the Spanish name. I’m Puerto Rican btw
@Rick roll I had a buddy from the Philippines with a Spanish last name but my dads grandmas parents were both born in Asturias and immigrated to Puerto Rico.
For the first time i was there 1970, i was 2 years old with my brother and my parents. My parents bought a flat there, because my fathers best friend's wife was born there and they also buy a flat. Over 40 years my parents make their vacations there and they love it, especially my father. Ribadesella will always be in my heart. Greetings from Germany
My grandfather migrated from Asturias in 1909. I have visited there twice and it is a beautiful place. Have a seaside lunch at Cudillero. Visit Covadonga and Picos de Europa. And yes, try the chuletón de buey, the cider and of course the faves (Asturian fabada.) You’d be glad you visited.
My friend, for a moment I did not grasp the reverse psychology of your narration, and my heartbeat began to rise as I thought about the devastatingly critical comment that I was going to write to you (lol) ... Thanks for showing my beautiful and gorgeous homeland . Come to Asturias, you will not regret it; but do not forget to put the umbrella in the suitcase, hahaha
My Cuban paternal grandparents were born in Aviles Asturias. My granny was a ginger and my granddad had black hair and eyes. My mom’s family are from Spain too but she’s also a huge mix of Northern, Central, and Eastern Europe.
Awesome place. Lived and worked there in 1999 and 2000. Wonderful women and young men. Not so good with the "grumpier" older men (over 50). All my best to Sandra, Teresa, Seve, Paublo of Telecable.
asturias is a great place. Compared to southern part of Spain Asturias is kinda cold but retains great spanish traditions. Summer is a good time to visit, along the coast many beautiful small towns. Larger city like Oviedo and Gijon is so cheap and dollar will go a long way.
My grandfather was from here. Never met him. Don't care much for Asturias and it's gloomy weather or Celtic culture. Still trying to find something I like about it
Although poorly managed BREXIT discouraged the average British tourist from travelling to the countryside of Cantabria and Asturias plus COVID vaccinations and overcrowded airports too ! Myself a 75 yr old experienced , regular traveller to Spain since 1977 found the weather in Summer in Asturias was ideal with Brittany Ferries and very fast comfortable Alsa coaches warm , able to travel on foot staying sometimes in hostels or cheap hotels through the villages between Santander to Somiedo and the Picos de Europa where, what was lacking in luxury , was usually well recompensed by the welcoming warmth of the country people and the local cider, Celtic dance and bagpipes etc
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
My mother is from Asturias as well as my cousins :) We were lucky to spend 3 months there in 2017. We went at the end of Sept - Dec. We were soooo lucky the weather did not get rainy or cold until later in November, which is rare. You are not kidding about the affordable and DELICIOUS food. The list of it's beauty never ends. Can't wait to get back!
Exactly like the rest of all the regions who form Spain...this is one of the many many charms wich characterize Spain and make it so particularly special and unique.
The Portuguese language was created earlier than Spanish which is derived from Latin, with greater complex grammar and verbal tenses , so i don't think the Asturian race were older forefathers of the Portuguese race, Bable the old Asturian dialect cannot compare with the rough sounds of Portuguese.
My grandparents both sides of my family were from Asturias also some of my aunts and uncles, when my grandparents moved to the US my father was born not to much later.
👑RÍOS FAMILY 👑 it refers to the ROYAL HOUSE OF ASTURIAS where the RÍOS👑 last name most likely originated from.👑. and a salute hello to the Goteron brothers.
It is called principality for historical reasons, holding the heir to the Crown of Castile and, by extension, the Crown of Spain the noble title of "Prince of Asturias", established by John I of Castile in 1388.
@@ilravenheart3123 Like the rest of all the regions who form Spain...this is one of the many many charms wich characterize Spain and make it so particularly special and unique.
Except the lack of university courses in subjects to provide new employment opportunities for graduates to work in Spain in new international industries and manufacturing beyond digital technology and to foster up to date modern language courses in the languages needed nowadays for global peace negotiations around the world by political leaders and govts.
La peninsula de Iberia fue llamada Espania (Hispania). Incluyendo a Portugal (Lusitania) ,Andorra, Gibraltar y parte de la frontera de Francia. Todo eso era Espania y por la mayor parte lo sigue haciendo. Los Espanoles del norte de Asturias sacraron a los Marruecos del norte de Africa de Espania del sur. Primero Espania fue controlada por los Romanos, despues los Visigodos (Alemanes) y despues los Moros. Hasta que los Espanoles pudieron coger el pais para atras.
@@thespaceram2879 Si pero en todos esos mapas hay una mancha gris de tierra libre. Asturias es una Fortaleza. De adonde ningun enemigo tomo tierra. No totalmente y no por mucho tiempo. Solo Napoleon con su gran ejercito conquisto por un tiempo. Pero, A Napoleon se le fue el imperio en España. En España se creo el concepto de la "guerilla " . España fue el Vietnam de Francia. Asturianos son rebeldes natos. Ni te cuento de los Vascos. En España combatio Viriatus, Pelayo, El Cid y muchos mas que fueron borrados de la historia por su daño a todo imperio que piso España. (Lusitania era entre Portugal y España. Casi todo en Portgal) Las mejores legiones y las favoritas de Cesar Augustus eran Españolas. Las que rompieron la Republica Romana y que ganaron la guerra civil Romana. La novena y decima legion formaron el Imperio Romano. Hay tantas cosas... Que viva España. No pidan perdon.
I know he's being either funny or sarcastic, but some people are looking for information, for a life change for the best, and initially videos may be the only temporary hope.
*gasp* and here I though visiting Asturias would be cool for all the history and such! That's it I'm a stay here in the middle of no where cause its' safe.
All my ancestors are from Austria Spain. They all left and arrived at Dominican Republic in the 1800s. Those mountains are nothing different then the one here in Dominican Republic. So yeah! I could live there. Your problem Mr. Narrator, is that you can't live where your not from. Your radiation of life is from your place of birth. You will start to feel empty after the first couple of months. You can last longer if your with family. But alone, you will not last. You need to hear and see what you fully understand. Not what makes you curious. So can do this, I would go if I could. No prob for me. But I know it is for you! How do I know this! Your video told me so. Ok with the photo shop scam. Who ever said the states doesn't photo shop the neighborhoods of bloods and crips of America? 🥊😷🥊🙏➕
Thanks for being a part of changing it...getting likes and follows is obviously more important. Take your USA “all about me” culture away if you genuinely care.
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My grandparents are from Asturias, from Llanes..Very proud of my asturian heritage. Puxe Asturies.
*Puxa Asturies
Greetings from Oviedo!
May be we are relatives...😂my family is coming from Llanes too. I live in Gijon. Puxa Asturies
Mine too. That is my grandfather Manuel Santovena from Santovena-Llanes, Asturias, in my avatar
im also from asturias, balmori 10 minutes from llanes
Puxe Asturies
Asturias tién un problema: Si vienes te quedas, si non te quedas vuelves otra vez, si non vuelves otra vez quédaste con unas ganas terribles de volver!😍
My husband is Asturian and we had our trip last 2018 and I felt in love of Asturias, especially Oviedo the cleanest city in Spain. I want to go back there!😇😍😘🙏
Asturias!, the real Spain, the celtic Spain. I love it!! so magic!!!! and Fernando Alonso is from Asturias, how lucky when he retire back there.
I live in México, always have. My grandparents (all four) were spanish; my paternal grandfather was from La Borbolla, Asturias. I hope some day I can visit.
Pues no pierdas la oportunidad de visitarlo porque la zona de la Sierra Plana de La Borbolla, Llanes, la Sierra del Cuera y toda esa zona es..... PRECIOSAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.......
Un FUERTE ABRAZO desde Gijón para todo México. ;o)
Asturias looks like the Highlands of Scotland. But less sheep and more vegetation, not just open fields/streams.
My grandma's parents left Asturias in the mid 1800's to Puerto Rico. The Montes family. Most stood on the island while some left to the states and at least 2 returned to Asturias to die. Now I see why the nastalgia was so compelling. I'm taking a trip there next summer. Can't wait.
Same here
@Rick roll my family last name was Taboas which sounds very Portuguese but is actually Asturian and Galician it’s cool to learn that I’m Celtic Spanish the other last names were Goyas and Iglesias that was my dads grandmothers side and the grandfathers side was Corsican and Spanish there name was Borgo which was corso and Millán the Spanish name. I’m Puerto Rican btw
@Rick roll I had a buddy from the Philippines with a Spanish last name but my dads grandmas parents were both born in Asturias and immigrated to Puerto Rico.
How was the trip?
For the first time i was there 1970, i was 2 years old with my brother and my parents. My parents bought a flat there, because my fathers best friend's wife was born there and they also buy a flat. Over 40 years my parents make their vacations there and they love it, especially my father. Ribadesella will always be in my heart. Greetings from Germany
My grandfather migrated from Asturias in 1909. I have visited there twice and it is a beautiful place. Have a seaside lunch at Cudillero. Visit Covadonga and Picos de Europa. And yes, try the chuletón de buey, the cider and of course the faves (Asturian fabada.) You’d be glad you visited.
My friend, for a moment I did not grasp the reverse psychology of your narration, and my heartbeat began to rise as I thought about the devastatingly critical comment that I was going to write to you (lol) ... Thanks for showing my beautiful and gorgeous homeland . Come to Asturias, you will not regret it; but do not forget to put the umbrella in the suitcase, hahaha
My Cuban paternal grandparents were born in Aviles Asturias. My granny was a ginger and my granddad had black hair and eyes. My mom’s family are from Spain too but she’s also a huge mix of Northern, Central, and Eastern Europe.
I love what you had to say about Cathedrals. Very true my friend
This movie is so well done. I love learning about Austurias. Beautiful and inspiring.
My family migrated to the U.S. from Asturias in the early 1600's. I want to go visit my ancestral grounds someday.
Awesome place. Lived and worked there in 1999 and 2000. Wonderful women and young men. Not so good with the "grumpier" older men (over 50). All my best to Sandra, Teresa, Seve, Paublo of Telecable.
as an asturian born and raised, I loved this
Great video! One of my favourite regions in Spain! Subbed!
"...always want you to look up, to the higher things..." This is such a powerful phrase, whatever you believe in...
My great great great grandparents came from there. I’d love to see it one day, but I think you’re right- it’s a good idea to keep it secret!
asturias is a great place. Compared to southern part of Spain Asturias is kinda cold but retains great spanish traditions. Summer is a good time to visit, along the coast many beautiful small towns. Larger city like Oviedo and Gijon is so cheap and dollar will go a long way.
My grandfather was from here. Never met him. Don't care much for Asturias and it's gloomy weather or Celtic culture. Still trying to find something I like about it
Although poorly managed BREXIT discouraged the average British tourist from travelling to the countryside of Cantabria and Asturias plus COVID vaccinations and overcrowded airports too ! Myself a 75 yr old experienced , regular traveller to Spain since 1977 found the weather in Summer in Asturias was ideal with Brittany Ferries and very fast comfortable Alsa coaches warm , able to travel on foot staying sometimes in hostels or cheap hotels through the villages between Santander to Somiedo and the Picos de Europa where, what was lacking in luxury , was usually well recompensed by the welcoming warmth of the country people and the local cider, Celtic dance and bagpipes etc
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Best place ever... I leaved in Asturias ( Cangas de Onís) for 13 years. ❤❤❤
My mother is from Asturias as well as my cousins :) We were lucky to spend 3 months there in 2017. We went at the end of Sept - Dec. We were soooo lucky the weather did not get rainy or cold until later in November, which is rare. You are not kidding about the affordable and DELICIOUS food. The list of it's beauty never ends. Can't wait to get back!
Asturias is different from all of Spain, but it was from it that Spain and Portugal emerged! Salve Iberia!🖐
Exactly like the rest of all the regions who form Spain...this is one of the many many charms wich characterize Spain and make it so particularly special and unique.
The Portuguese language was created earlier than Spanish which is derived from Latin, with greater complex grammar and verbal tenses , so i don't think the Asturian race were older forefathers of the Portuguese race, Bable the old Asturian dialect cannot compare with the rough sounds of Portuguese.
@@edwarddesenne6153 Portuguese race? seriously? xD
“Look again, Bucko!”
There's a pregnant Saint Mary in the church of Saint Julian of Norwich (in Norwich, UK). Thanks for your video. I want to visit!
Asturias is an very incredible place
Wow. These views are incredible!
You didn't see anything. There are many views more incredible than this in Asturias.
@@ricklowe2994 for sure! 👌👍
Great video. It is my favorite place on earth!
My favorite video this year
Hello, sorry if indiscrete, but what do you do for a living? How do you manage with such a big family?
My grandparents both sides of my family were from Asturias also some of my aunts and uncles, when my grandparents moved to the US my father was born not to much later.
Planning on living in Asturias one day. Nagasaki and own a dairy plantation in Netherlands
Great concept and exquisitely executed. Spain ....such a paradise and the food, ooh yeah! Those stained glass windows were very cool. Thank you 🙏
This is funny. I’m researching Asturias because I have 7.6% DNA from this area. Lol.
That's a cool excuse to learn about a new place
El principado de Asturies no es solo una ciudad
I do. He asked how do I remember you? I said you don't know me in US America.
Can't wait to get to Oviedo this fall! I'm going there with an Erasmus scholarship and I'm so excited!
I hope you're having fun in Oviedo. It's a student city. Winters are very active at night ;)
My surname is Aviles...could this be where it all started?
👑RÍOS FAMILY 👑 it refers to the ROYAL HOUSE OF ASTURIAS where the RÍOS👑 last name most likely originated from.👑. and a salute hello to the Goteron brothers.
TOP on our planet 🙏
After two incredibly hot summers in Southern Europe, I'm now seeing videos and articles about "Green Spain".
Asturias is our hidden Paradise. Don’t come !!
For sure! :-)))) 👌👍
Nope. Now I’m gonna have to pack the bike and go there.
Asturias by Isaac Albéniz, played by Paola Hermosín
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Very funny video ! Good job !
Please make more content, your family is adorable !
I am from Tunisia and I want to immigrate to this region in Spain
Beautiful video. God bless, from Los Angeles.
Dylan O'Brien's 1/8th Spanish ancestry is from Asturias
Lol. You just want to keep it to yourself!
Great video, we coming soon :-D you actually talked truth especially about the FOOD ;-)
Its a principality! Youre a liar! Asturias is different than the other parts of Spain!
It is called principality for historical reasons, holding the heir to the Crown of Castile and, by extension, the Crown of Spain the noble title of "Prince of Asturias", established by John I of Castile in 1388.
Asturias is different from all of Spain, but it was from it that Spain and Portugal emerged!
@@ilravenheart3123 Like the rest of all the regions who form Spain...this is one of the many many charms wich characterize Spain and make it so particularly special and unique.
from austria to asturias someday
Map pls next
Great! Thank you!
Can’t wait to visit. Este Madera is coming home...
you dont play with Baguettes. in France you would gon on the guillotine…
This title is to provoke people's curiosity and draw views. Nothing is bad here in Asturias.
Except the lack of university courses in subjects to provide new employment opportunities for graduates to work in Spain in new international industries and manufacturing beyond digital technology and to foster up to date modern language courses in the languages needed nowadays for global peace negotiations around the world by political leaders and govts.
You got me with the title.
Asturias es España. Lo de mas es solo tierra conquistada.
Pelayo, Fabes, tierra negra, Sidra y tambores. No nos falta nada.
Sidra*
Tú sí que sabes bien, amigo! :-) 👍👌
La peninsula de Iberia fue llamada Espania (Hispania). Incluyendo a Portugal (Lusitania) ,Andorra, Gibraltar y parte de la frontera de Francia. Todo eso era Espania y por la mayor parte lo sigue haciendo. Los Espanoles del norte de Asturias sacraron a los Marruecos del norte de Africa de Espania del sur. Primero Espania fue controlada por los Romanos, despues los Visigodos (Alemanes) y despues los Moros. Hasta que los Espanoles pudieron coger el pais para atras.
@@thespaceram2879 Si pero en todos esos mapas hay una mancha gris de tierra libre. Asturias es una Fortaleza. De adonde ningun enemigo tomo tierra. No totalmente y no por mucho tiempo. Solo Napoleon con su gran ejercito conquisto por un tiempo. Pero, A Napoleon se le fue el imperio en España. En España se creo el concepto de la "guerilla " . España fue el Vietnam de Francia. Asturianos son rebeldes natos. Ni te cuento de los Vascos.
En España combatio Viriatus, Pelayo, El Cid y muchos mas que fueron borrados de la historia por su daño a todo imperio que piso España. (Lusitania era entre Portugal y España. Casi todo en Portgal)
Las mejores legiones y las favoritas de Cesar Augustus eran Españolas. Las que rompieron la Republica Romana y que ganaron la guerra civil Romana. La novena y decima legion formaron el Imperio Romano.
Hay tantas cosas...
Que viva España. No pidan perdon.
@@numberslettersstuff Portugal era Lusitania y parte de Espana. Los Portugueses eran Espanoles.
Nice video but i believe that you dont have alot of views on this cuz your title is just bad
I know he's being either funny or sarcastic, but some people are looking for information, for a life change for the best, and initially videos may be the only temporary hope.
Nice try but your reverse psychology doesn’t work on me
*buys ticket to Asturias*
Ok, I'm in. I can't wait to visit and hate it...lol
*gasp* and here I though visiting Asturias would be cool for all the history and such! That's it I'm a stay here in the middle of no where cause its' safe.
Visit Asturias would be great for sure... try It! You only need a bit of luck with the rainy weather, but nothing more. :-)
Love Asturias
Came here after watching Money Heist. Any diamonds there?
Puxa Xixon!!!!
Ok we’re getting on a plane! Make room!
Bravo
will give it a miss dont like rain
You’re right about the church stuff
This guy just doesn't get it.
The Asturians are God's chosen people.
Asturias is paradise.
Puxa Asturies
My Father is from Langreo.Asturian People thing that he have the best and are the best.like in so many Places in the World.hahaha🤣
Consider me warned. I'll never, ever go to Asturias. Nope. Nuh uh. Not gonna. Can't make me. Yikes.
Saludos desde aviles.... Asturias
All my ancestors are from Austria Spain. They all left and arrived at Dominican Republic in the 1800s. Those mountains are nothing different then the one here in Dominican Republic. So yeah! I could live there. Your problem Mr. Narrator, is that you can't live where your not from. Your radiation of life is from your place of birth. You will start to feel empty after the first couple of months. You can last longer if your with family. But alone, you will not last. You need to hear and see what you fully understand. Not what makes you curious. So can do this, I would go if I could. No prob for me. But I know it is for you! How do I know this! Your video told me so. Ok with the photo shop scam. Who ever said the states doesn't photo shop the neighborhoods of bloods and crips of America? 🥊😷🥊🙏➕
I’m assuming it’s the language barrier but the video is sarcasm
Any Indians are there
Those views are unreal.
OK. I'm very sorry! As you i like better Asturias: my beautiful spanish region
I cry
I live there and it is nice it nearly never rains
Haha reverse psychology
😡😡😡😡
Thanks for being a part of changing it...getting likes and follows is obviously more important. Take your USA “all about me” culture away if you genuinely care.
eres un mentiroso asturias es increible uy para eso no se necesita filtros ni nada
A video with a lot of lies!
God damn you miguel!
Stop d. ning God=Lord Jesus Christ or He will d n you on judgement day. It is a very serious sin to say God=Lord Jesus Christ's name in vain.
@@thespaceram2879
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Man you make me sick ! lol