Been living in San Antonio de Periera for 4months very quiet & friendly. Love being out of the city traffic & visiting the little pueblos around, El Carmen,La Ceja & the malls in Llanogrande & St. Nicholas 👍🇨🇴
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Looks like a great place, low key and quiet. I wouldn't even bother grocery shopping, just eat out every day. Except for beer and bottled water of course.
It is at the top of our list for possible retirement spots...we love cool weather y hablamos Español. Don’t tell anyone else about it...let’s keep it our little secret !
Wow. That's awesome. I like the fact that you can actually live in a house there. I looked for houses in Medellin but didn't seem to find any at a reasonable price.
I honestly never knew anything was there. Flew into the airport many, many times and immediately took a taxi to Medellin. Will make sure to stop here next time.
I live in El Carmen and Rionegro is the closest big place to go to on a weekend. Seems a bit too touristic in comparison to El Carmen but it has Centro Comercial San Nicolas where you can find absolutely everything from food to TVs.
Im so excited to visit colombia. But a little bit worried😢because of the corona virus😕im coming on march 3 please give me some advise to not worried and not think to cancel my flight😢🙏
Don't cancel your flight. You will have an AMAZING time in Colombia. I was just there for 3 weeks and now I am back in the United States but I loved Colombia so much I WANT TO LIVE THERE
Stay away! Don't come here. 2 dollars and 40 minutes away from Medellin cooler weather relaxed lifestyle city comfort country quiet you can rent nice apt in my area for cheap 20 minutes to Airport 40 minutes to Guatape 12 minutes Marinilla best hospital 15 minutes
Been living in San Antonio de Periera for 4months very quiet & friendly. Love being out of the city traffic & visiting the little pueblos around, El Carmen,La Ceja & the malls in Llanogrande & St. Nicholas 👍🇨🇴
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Looks like a great place, low key and quiet. I wouldn't even bother grocery shopping, just eat out every day. Except for beer and bottled water of course.
It is at the top of our list for possible retirement spots...we love cool weather y hablamos Español. Don’t tell anyone else about it...let’s keep it our little secret !
My favourite place I've never been to! This is my dream! Thanks so much for the vid :)
Great information! I want to explore more of Colombia to see where else might be a great place to live 🙏
Really cool, Sam. Great info as always. Thanks so much for posting.
Great vid! Looks like the place for me. Looking forward to checking it out
I stayed there last year and it was fantastic!!!!
Sam, will you be going back to Rio Negro ?
We’d love to see more...especially would love to see a couple apartments.
Great video. Thx !
Thanks for your comment. We would love to. Maybe after the quarantine has been lifted we get another chance to visit Rio Negro.
Wow, what a beautiful town. I really like El Retiro and La Ceja. Next trip I'll have to check out Rio Negro.
We personally love to visit that area. I'm sure you'll like it too!
Nice report
Wow. That's awesome. I like the fact that you can actually live in a house there. I looked for houses in Medellin but didn't seem to find any at a reasonable price.
I honestly never knew anything was there. Flew into the airport many, many times and immediately took a taxi to Medellin. Will make sure to stop here next time.
Where is the waterfall in your video? I can't find a hike in Rio Negro
I've been there..it's beautiful
How’s the transportation situation there? Can I use in-driver or get a cab easily?
I live in El Carmen and Rionegro is the closest big place to go to on a weekend. Seems a bit too touristic in comparison to El Carmen but it has Centro Comercial San Nicolas where you can find absolutely everything from food to TVs.
Where are those waterfalls? Is it a park? How do I find them. Visiting soon.
I know you probably don't want to talk about the ladies because of Natasha and all. But that's a really big selling point for foreigners.
Excellent - I’m usually with much criticism -but I can’t find anything naughty or not nice to say! Go figure - you got a bulls eye
We are happy about that 👍
Are you guys from Brazil originally?
Im so excited to visit colombia. But a little bit worried😢because of the corona virus😕im coming on march 3 please give me some advise to not worried and not think to cancel my flight😢🙏
Im from philippine but i live in egypt for 13 years. I hope that i could visit😢
As far as I'm concerned I don't think there are cases of the corona virus in Latin America
Don't cancel your flight. You will have an AMAZING time in Colombia. I was just there for 3 weeks and now I am back in the United States but I loved Colombia so much I WANT TO LIVE THERE
Thank you guys for advice yes i will not cancel my flight. And im excited to visit colombia😍
@@bebop504 Where in Colombia did you go?
Looks lovely! Reminds me of Granada, Nicaragua.
Except Granada is incredibly hot.
your talking in all USDA dollars?
Where is Rio Negro in regards to Medillin?
One hour in car.
Its not the best... do not exaggerate. It can very very inexpensive but there are other places in Colombia to choose from
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Stay away! Don't come here. 2 dollars and 40 minutes away from Medellin cooler weather relaxed lifestyle city comfort country quiet you can rent nice apt in my area for cheap 20 minutes to Airport 40 minutes to Guatape 12 minutes Marinilla best hospital 15 minutes
Hi, how safe is Rionegro ?
How about safety?? Medellin has a lot of criminals.. How about Rio Negro? Is the police force adequate or just a criminal in uniform?