Tren Atlantico | Part 2: Spain's Green North | Free Documentary Nature
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- Tren Atlantico: Part 2 - Spain's Green North | Nature Documentary
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The rugged sides of Spain and Portugal - crossed and discovered by train, beyond the vacation clichés. Where they border on the unbridled, cold Atlantic, both countries show a completely different side of their own.
Rugged cliffs, surfing paradises, steep vineyards, and villages with centuries-old traditions: the train takes you from Portugal's west coast to the Spanish border in the northeast, a journey of discovery characterized by a variety of colors, landscapes, and climates.
The FEVE narrow-gauge railroad takes you through the contrasting landscape of northern Spain. From Bilbao in the Basque Country via Santander in Cantabria to Asturias. The train takes a good eight hours to cover 300 kilometers. A journey at the speed of earlier centuries, through a region that has retained its originality to this day.
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The rugged sides of Spain and Portugal - crossed and discovered by train, beyond the vacation clichés. Where they border on the unbridled, cold Atlantic, both countries show a completely different side: Rugged cliffs, surfing paradises, steep vineyards, and villages with centuries-old traditions, the train takes you from Portugal's west coast to the Spanish border in the northeast, a journey of colors, landscapes, and climates.
The FEVE narrow-gauge railroad takes you through the contrasting landscape of northern Spain. From Bilbao in the Basque Country via Santander in Cantabria to Asturias. The train takes a good eight hours to cover 300 kilometers. A journey at the speed of earlier centuries, through a region that has retained its originality to this day.
thanks a lot, amazing!!!!! Lots of Love from Russia and thumbs up from Scotland!!!
Spain is n amazing country. In 2009, I saw and experienced 🇪🇸 for 1 month on my motorcycle 🏍. Loved every moment ❤️. The people of this country are spectacular and kind. I am a Canadian and not a tourist but an honored visitor.
I’m planning to do exactly that on my motorcycle next year. Can’t wait.😊
That priest has a treasure trove of memories. I visited Spain many moons ago as a young woman 👧. Viva España.
Spain is far from perfect but in my humble opinion on BALANCE ALL things considered it's the best COUNTRY in the world.....
The best comment ever, in my humble opinion
@@xcel5203 please don't come to spain , I've learnt sarcasm is seen as a defect ..in the average Spanish mindset , I would suggest you live in Antarctica.....
@@xcel5203 I leave the last infantile comment to you, adios capulo!!!!!🦨🐽🐌
@@xcel5203No eres muy agresivo?
The animal cruelty isn't.
Spain 🇪🇦🇪🇦 is one of my personal favorite European countries that I want to both visit and live in someday coming from the Philippines.
Philippines and Spain are siblings, so welcome to Spain! I hope you'll enjoy it!
*Spain's Green North" is a treasure trove of natural beauty, with its lush landscapes, diverse flora and fauna, and rich cultural heritage. It's a testament to the country's commitment to environmental preservation. The region's greenery, from the Basque Country to Galicia, offers a refreshing contrast to Spain's typical arid imagery.*
Spain is the second roughest country, after switzerland in Europe and the first in averaged height over mean sea level. Unfortunatelly most tourists only know the mediterranean coast. Of course the warmer and dryer, but not a good representative of Spain.
This documentary lacks the highest and more spectacular mountains at that "Green Spain", my beloved Pyrinees, wich western side is my homeland. The rage extends east to west fron the Mediterranean to Biscay bay in the atlantic with heights 1000m over those of the mountains covered in this documentary, rivers, woods, magestic peaks, glaziers .... a dream made true. A natural paradise with many untouched areas due to the very rough and harsh landscape.
By the way, Galicia at the very far west, at the "Finis terrae" (the lands end), facing the open ocean is also missed. The "Rias" similar to the scotish firths but rougher and with the woods still conserved. The whole region is worth a visit. And if you're fond of eating Galicia in variety, quantity and quality, is, by far, your place.
The north is by far my favourite.
i love spain and they way they do not dilute there traditions and culture
I would love to see this side of Spain - was in Madrid a week ago and it was hustling and bustling- this scenery is me
Spain is so beautiful place ,very high development there is mountain in the running train
España está llena de montañas.
España es un país muy diverso en su cultura, paisaje, costumbres. El norte es de una belleza espectacular, desde el pais Vasco hasta Galicia de donde yo procedo. Las corridas de toros no son populares en esta zona no es parte de nuestra cultura, y para los que amamos los animales nos parece un horror, y una afición primitiva que ya muy pocos apoyan, en varios sitios ya las están prohibidas...
No sabes qué gusto me da oír que la tauromaquia no es tan popular en el verde norte de España. Ojalá pronto puedan demoler todas las plazas de toros. No dejar ni siquiera una huella de esa práctica bárbara y sádica que continúa trayendo deshonra a la imagen de España.
What a wonderful documentary. Spain, Italy and Greece are very similar to Turkey, Syria (my country) and Lebanon when it comes to the beauty of nature and how relaxed people are in the countryside! I love watching this channel. It is one of my favorite channels on TH-cam. Keep up the good work 😊
Ningun país Europeo iguala a España en belleza y diversidad ,, ,,Turquía ,Líbano,Siria países bonitos pero de Asia ,Oriente Medio ,,aún así Turquía tampoco supera a España .
Similar a Turquía, Siria y Libano? 🤦🏼🤣😂😭😂🤣
@@pedroviriato9356no sabes ni aceptar un halago a tu país, luego damos la imagen que damos fuera, 🤦♂️
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Documentaries never stop in Asturias much! great! we don't get it spoiled by turists!
Thanks for sharing this video, such a beautiful scenery i really enjoy it and wish i can visit there someday ❤
I hope you can too and I do believe you will. Somehow, you’ll make it happen.
It was interesting fr me to see and learn how to pack canned fish manually.
It all looks so idyllic.
Those thuggish cattle buyers were scary. I’m glad the farmer stood his ground.
Hahaha, it´s all for the show. There is police there, you know. I´m just sorry for the cows 😢
Spain is the best❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow, thank you for the part 2, FD. Beautiful documentary.
Beautiful 🎉
it really is.
Spain🎉
Queso Cabrales 🎉🎉🎉
Bonito video d mi pais.Gracias ❤
Flamenco music when talking about the Basque Country and Asturias 😵
Esto demuestra lo poco que conocen de estas culturas, en Asturias la música es más tipo celta como Galicia, con sus gaiteros ...el flamenco es de Andalucía no del norte país basco😅
Es imposible. No les da la cabeza para más.
Flamenco is from here in Andalucia.
Gypsy music.
Beautiful! Thank you for a lovely documentary. 🙂
This interesting thanks as never seen this area travelled/explained on youtube.Nice easy style commentary😊
Ank you, sooo beautiful. 🙃🙏
My grandfather on my mother's side worked for the Via estrecha railroad...(la Robla). He's no longer w/us.....The Cantabrico ...on the other side we Hail fm El Bierzo (Leon)....that's where I come from
22.7.2023.Very good and best.
wow So Beautiful Video
Your channels is very very nice 👍
Thank you very much!
You could fool the bull around by why hurt it.
🇺🇦👍thank for your insightful videos
Towards the end of the video there's no sound.....
If a guy defeated a bull in hand-to-hand combat then I'd take my hat off to him. But killing it slowly by exploiting the bull's stupidity isn't an achievement. It's the definition of cruelty. I feel nothing for the people who get gored and trampled at bullfights. Suddenly the illusion of superiority has vanished, and reality hurts.
Yes. butchers are far more kind and better than these bullfighters. They at least kill the animal first. But these cruel rascals torture the helpless animal endlessly. They don't even know to respect a life.
It is raised for that purpose so it is still very dangerous to fight an animal that big with horns and with a capacity to kill the matador if he's not careful and that is still amazing because you cant be a matador if your not brave and skilled to fight a raging bull. And that sport was invented centuries ago you cannot blame someone to be fascinated by it...
En España hay Recortadores "luchan" con un toro en igualdad de condiciones y casi siempre salen vencedores .
En Francia y Portugal y América española también hay corridas de toros.😊
Los toros matan a otros toros en el campo.,no son angelitos los toros de Lidia.😊
thuck youtube management for censoring the sound at @39 for no reason.
It could be the TGV Bordeaux- Santiago de Compostela
My. Late. Husband. Was. So. In. Love. With. The. Way. Of. Life. In. Vigo. Where. He. Lived. In. A. Villa. There. With. A. Captain. He. Worked. For. In. Safmarine. Only. Place. He. Liked. Abroad. Except. Hong. Long. Rip
❤Galicia .
how to undo the scene on the bullfighting...
i can't😔😔😔😔
Si van al sur también verán maravillas entre montañas
5:19 either he breathing in too much of that coal and steam from the engine too much all his life to say dumb stuff like that or he just simply high on " locomotive steam " ..... dude just said this is healthier than playing sport lol.
Sir please upload india Kerala
I’m pretty sure we have a documentary on Kerala. I’ll check and get back to you.
In Catalonia ⛔️Bullfighting.
GORA EUSKALERRIA !!!!
Viva Cantabria, mi tierruca❤
My father, who was a WW2 veteran, a ship's gunner on the North Atlantic for 6 years, and a PTI in the Canadian Navy, travelled on a Warship around the entire continent of Africa in the 50s because of the Suez crisis.
Along the way, he went to a bullfight in Spain. He threw up afterwards. I'm not interested in watching something like that.
pues vaya....patada en el culo por parte de Ike al imperialismo británico en el 56 y no aguantó ver una corrida de toros?🤣
Si no tenía problemas en matar hombres, me figuro que nunca comió un entrecot
Hi wich is the village of Cabrales cheese ?
It's a parish called Cabrales, too.
Cabrales es un concejo (municipio) al oriente de Asturias, que da nombre al queso famoso. Como curiosidad su nonbre proviene de cabra. La mayoría de su territorio es abrupto y propio para las cabras, aunque hay muchas vaca y también ovejas que es con las tres leches que se produce el queso.
Cabrales. Therefore the name of the cheese.
Las traducciones son pésimas
'Bullfighting is an art that people in other countries do not have' - Yes because we are not BARBARIC PRICKS!
well, that’s debatable but I do agree on the bullfights.
100% agreed.
In Spain, bulls are not exterminated indiscriminately, as they did with the Emus in Australia.
@@angelf2966 No they are killed for tjhe amusement of a ssholes
@@angelf2966En España los toros viven en los mejores hábitat de la Península en plena libertad durante al menos 9 años. En España se conservan los toros que antes habitaban toda Europa por el toreo. Sin el toreo hubieran desaparecido como especie como ha ocurrido en el resto.
Funny how they rationalize and justify what they are doing.
they them bit judgemental arent we.
No bullfighting for me.....Futbol is my weakness....
Oh no, love, other countries DO HAVE bullfighting ! If you only knew how the French love it! Was recently at a festival in France during a whole week just dedicated to bullfighting. Looooots of bullfighting 😂
Can't blame her. She probably rarely traveled outside Spain, like many Spaniards
it's a RAILWAY not a railroad!!!!!!!!!!!!
Spanish North is Normal for it allows apt requisite expansion for my family Lloyd's Register Shipping London captain senior surveyor Mr UNPandey SHARAD N PANDEY Dr Virna Pandey
la musica un horror
Franco's dictatorship was not considered a cause of hunger, in fact we were among the top 8 powers in the world. You should talk about the post-war period, which was very hard for all Spaniards as well as the post-world war period for Europeans.
Do not say foolishness. Spain was the 29th country in GDP per capita in 1975 (the size of your economy by itself does not make you "powerful"). A sad and despised country.
@@bertukurbertukur6534 El PIB nominal en España en 1975 era el 10: alrededor de 111.500
Spain is a beautiful country but bullfighting is a horrendous sport in which the bull suffers the utmost amount of pain and dies slowly and painfully while the crowd around it cheers its suffering.
6:16 best nature documentary ever, ride the fossil fuel train to explore nature ion your fat butt- not sports like biking, hiking or horseback. *best is sarcasm, in case you have no knack for spotting the obvious.
I. Wonder. Quite. A. Lot. If. Mr. Rodriquez. A. Male. Sister. In. A. Medical. Ward. Where. I. Worked. In. Perth. Australia. Did. He. Ever. Return. Back. To. His. Homeland. To. Retire.
Bullfighting 🤮🤮🤮
When were these videos created? Why are so many people still wearing masks?
Why Does It bother you so...silly monkeys ?😅
I remember, I was in Spain, people really believed in those face masks
No te creas todo lo que veas....🤣
Those they did not are now six feet in the ground.
The Spanish murdered many Mayans and pillaged massive amounts of their Gold.
Bullfighting an increasingly injured bull does not reflect well on their culture. It might be a nice country today, but....
slave-masks
Bullfighting is the stupidest "art" I can think of, even if you don't care about animals.
Do you any idea how they kill cows, you just don’t see it
It's really not very popular in the north.
Bull fighting is not an art, it’s a barbaric, cruel practice and that’s why other countries apart from France “ enjoy” it.
most part of spaniards are also against bull fighting. Here one of them!
@@mariar.6741 good to hear that from you x
Wow. Gorgeous... but those masks.. a lot of sheeple.. smh
You're such a fool.
Flat earther and anti-vaccine detected, you will think you are intelligent, how ironic...😂😂😂
lo del bozal venía impuesto por los mong0s que manejan las administraciones....no podías viajar en transporte público hasta hace uno año si no te embozalabas....la meritocracia en España los últimos 50 años ha propiciado que los t0nt0s lleguen hasta lo más alto....en la anglosfera creo que lo llaman principio de Peter o algo así...(si no se entiendes, click en translate to spanish y ya está)
The brave party.... is a Hispanic custom very celebrated in the peninsula
and in many countries where the barbarity of Spanish colonialism
accompanied its colonialist brutality of art. It seems to me that it either
has a lot and of cruelty, it seems to me that it has too much.... typical of
Francoist fascist Spanish
Bullfighting comes from the Roman Empire, and also exists in France... but I didn't know that France had been part of Spanish "colonialism"...
To continue, Spain only had one colony in its entire history, which is Western Sahara. The other territories were Spain itself, viceroyalties with the same rights and nationality as any other Spaniard. This is not the case of England and other European countries that did have colonial systems in the full sense of the word, and that oppressed or eliminated the natives without granting them rights or citizenship of the United Kingdom or the corresponding country. That's why in Hispanic America there are still Native Americans and mestizos and in the US and Canada barely any of them resist. That being said, who are the barbarian people in this story?
@@mariar.6741
france is a colonialist country as spain and england and portugal .... sorry it is painful for you and bullfigth come not from roma but from the phenisians with some diferences like there was not a torture of the beast .... mostly they where accrobats that jumpin running etc
@@AugustoOrthez-co8jv You should learn the difference between empire and imperialism. The first was Rome, or Spain, the second was England and France. The term colony can be understood in many ways, but the one used today (unlike the Roman colony) does not correspond to what Spain was. And basically they are totally different systems, although you want in your ignorance to consider them as the same.
About the bull acrobatics, they also continue to exist in Spain, and they are called "recortes." It is not my fault that there is so much international tourist interest that goes to the south of Spain to encourage the bullfighting business so that it continues to exist, and yet there is not so much for "recortes" in which the bulls are not harmed. This is what maintains the laws and the business of bullfighting, not me, and not the most part of spaniards.
@@AugustoOrthez-co8jvVoy a suponer que lo tuyo es ignorancia supina y no maldad, porque afirmar que España tuvo un "colonislismo" brutal es cómo mínimo estupidez. La Monarquía Hispánica no tuvo colonias, tuvo territorios de ultramar administrados cómo provincias: Virreinatos. La "brutalidad" consistió en cristianizar un continente llevando a sus pobladores del canibalismo y costumbres primitivas a la civilización cristiana, respetando la dignidad de las personas, mezclándose con ellas y generando riqueza a sus habitantes. Esa famosa declaración de los derechos humanos, se hizo y se llevó a cabo en España y sus posesiones hace 500 años. Educate un poco antes de comentar.