As a Madeirian, I have never thought about how the island is trying to outgrow us, but that is an incredible perspective that perfectly depicts the hardships that some people lived/ still live. The footage was incredible and this video has to be one of my favourites about this beautiful island :) Fun fact: before the island was discovered, sailors were afraid of the island as they thought this was actually a giant monster that was floating over the ocean. This had to do with the amount of fog created by the threes that made an illusion of a floating beast.
I'm Portuguese. I've seen many things about Madeira. Even on Portuguese television and this film was one of the best I've seen to date, from the simple message to the cinematography. It's too good. Congratulations and thank you so much for doing this. 💚💛❤
@@MMJJMJ Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have learned from both the video and your comment. My plan is to visit one day. The island fascinates me.
I found this video and its content fascinating just having recently visited Madeira with my wife whose family is from there. I left with such a profound sense of awe and appreciation for what the people have created over the centuries with the roads, bridges, levadas, homes and other buildings on such a difficult terrain. I left yearning for more knowledge about its history and look forward to returning someday soon, but this time giving the island of Madeira the time it deserves.
@@BrianBrayMedia don't worry about MJ, he admits he is wrong in other comment threads. Just got a bit too excited about his beautiful home island being on youtube XD
If you're thinking of visiting madeira keep in mind: -Avoid going off paths in the wilderness (you'll probrably fall off a cliff) -If renting a car, get used to manual driving and clutching (you'll use it alot) -The airplane is supposed to tip like that when landing ( clap at the landing, everyone does that for some reason) -Do not do levadas at night or afternoon unless you're absolutely sure what you're doing as there are zones that do not have cell coverage, nor emergency dial capabilities, -If you're taking a cab/taxi (uber isn't allowed in madeira), keep the gps on and make sure to ask the driver if you're going to the right place (they usually take a slightly longer route to cash more money) -Do not be afraid to ask for directions or help to locals, most of us (that are under 50 years old) know enough english to explain it to you - Have fun :) any other tips be sure to comment below ;)
Do the azores next! The isolation and wilderness you feel on some of the islands is overwhelming. There is also rich history including tough colonization and even piracy
I had to watch it twice because the first time I couldn't listen to the story, I was too blown away by the cinematography. And then the story, the history...so interesting. Beautiful work as usual
@@xunqianbaidu6917 don't worry about MJ, he admits he is wrong in other comment threads. Just got a bit too excited about his beautiful home island being on youtube XD
I’m a 4th gen American,my family is Madeiran, I’ve wanted to go to Madeira for years now. It looks absolutely gorgeous and I’m an avid mountaineer so I hope it would provide a challenge
Great video! As a madeiran it's awesome to watch such videos about our special island. Just a slight correction: The arquipelago of Madeira consists of: Madeira Island, Porto Santo Island, Desertas Islands and Selvagens Islands.
I'm not madeiran, just someone who fell in love with this island more than 10 years ago, but I was always under impression that Selvagens Islands form a separate archipelago (and is only administered by Madeira region).
What a beautifully packaged video in every aspect. We've lived on Madeira Island for the last two years and this makes me want to go much deeper into the history of this incredible place. What we see is just the surface of a web of stories that need to be told! Subbed!
This made me want to go visit Madeira more than the actual turist advertisements. I'm from Portugal. You really did a good job exploring the history of the island, which is becoming more and more easy to miss because of tourism, but it is so interesting and fascinating. Thank you!
As an occasional visitor I've watched Madeira change over the last 30+ years, but never have I been so affected by a video of such quality and thoughtfulness. A wonderful achievement, and so very atmospheric. Thank you for producing a brilliant, cinematic-quality film describing a true gem of an island so perfectly.
Canadian here, and Madeira was one of my favourite places I’ve ever visited. It’s so peaceful, the locals in the various villages are very welcoming and the air feels fresh everywhere. Also the roads are some of the best roads I’ve ever driven on. The drivers are very accommodating on the road and follow the rules
You have quickly became one of my top channels to watch for sure. The quality of your content is hard to find anywhere else. Amazing footage lately man, so so sooo glad I came across your videos and channel when I did. Take care man and again, well done, well freaking done man...
The sheer craftsmanship and effort that is put into your videos is simply astonoshing! Nothing quite compares to the amazing way you visually tell these supremely interesting stories Aidin. It truly inspires me to stay curious about our own backyard, and I hope you get as much joy out of what you create as us viewers get from watching your content.
Congratulations. You have made me (a portuguese) to make me want visit Madeira (even more). Awesome video btw. Histories i didnt even know. Been following you for a few years and your improvement is actually pretty significant. Well done. Congratulations.
Well, this is your best one yet! This actually feels like a small revolution, or at least a fresh breath for the social media filmmaking content. This format is absolutely amazing, and especially with this video. The music is beautiful, the storm effects at the begining creates a real vibe and the story you're telling is just so interesting. I've read articles about Madeira before travelling there back in october 2021. I didn't felt like it was very popular at that time. But things have changed. Hopefully this unique island will still be protected (especially Fanal). It's really an experience discovering these biomes and going from the peaks of the center to the wet forest with trails like the PR6 source of the 25 levadas. I'm glad you got to go there and create such a video!
Hey man. I'm Portuguese (from continent) and I really love this video. Not to much time, very well produced and shows a different perspective of Madeira. congrats man, this is real content!! you definitely got a new subscriber!
Love it how Aidin is moving from making cinematic videos and tutorials to making informative groundbreaking cinema work! Have been a fan since 3k subs. Long way to go!
I'm honestly surprised Netflix hasn't came to you yet to do documentaries, you're videos are so interesting and filled with information I never knew about.
Thanks for the great looking and well made video. There's some small facts to polish. Just a few of them: - The archipelago also comprises the Selvagens archipelago. A group of 3 islands further south, halfway to the Canary Islands. - The insane rhythm of public investment on infrastructure solved some issues but also created others, like economy dependance on it and that lead to absurd projects or at least doubtful use, with the topping being that many are not made to last and planning for maintenance of all these projects was never in the scope. They're cementing paradise to make a parking lot, just like the Goo Goo Dolls song. - If the measure of wealth you used to state that Madeira is the 2nd most wealthy region of Portugal was GDP, that is flawed. Madeira's GDP is probably 3rd nation wide but only because it has an offshore like model, in which many foreign companies like Swatch and many others use to pay less taxes. The money runs through Madeira but only some low percentage of taxes stays. Taking that out of the equation the real Madeira is far from the top in the wealth list. Life in the island has been very hard for those who settled. And still is. Attention from foreign pensioners and alike are driving the real estate sector to 2x or 3x plus normal prices. Criminality is getting abnormally high at Funchal, and sometimes violent during the night. Even without the cinematography looks, it's very pretty and adventurous place. It's never boring for the explorer mind set. And still is a great place, nonetheless.
The stories you tell and how you tell them is incredible! Your cinematography and the music make your storytelling so great to watch! Keep up the amazing work! This was the second video I watched on your channel and i can't wait to watch the rest!
God damn man! One of the most beautiful videos I have ever seen on TH-cam. As a Portuguese guy (albeit from the mainland), I am very proud to hear someone speak with such reverence about our islands. As someone who is beginning the path of a videographer...wow, what a production. Congratulations!
I sailed there from Holland. 1987. Before sailing to the Caribbean Spent a few days. Drove all over. Absolutely spectacular. Churchill loved it. Best chessnuts I ever had in my life down in the Port. Lovely video. Thank you ❤
Just arrived on the island 2 days ago and was completely blown away by the infrastructure. I mean it’s a marvel considering the landscape. Day 3 tomorrow. Can’t wait to see more
Scottish guy here. I've been to Madeira and fell in love with the place. I've been to a fair few places around the world, but I think I left a piece of my heart on this island.
My grandma is from Madeira and this is the first time I actually saw something about. Amazing place showcased by incredible footage and story. Great video as always Aidin!
This is an absolutely amazing video. I am in Madeira visiting right now and wow, this video hits. I cannot believe it only has 165k views:( This deserves millions. The videography, editing, narration, education, history. Man top-notch work, I was wishing the video would never end!
Madeiran-proud here. So many videos, shots, texts, posts, you name it!, I’ve seen but this video… thank you! Beautiful images and yes, the island sometimes fights back but we are so committed to live in this little corner of heaven (on Earth)!
Thank you so much for your hard work, the story was excellent! When one of our videos comes up in my feed, I wait till I come home so that I can cast it to my 50" screen living room tv, the quilty deserves no less. Thank you again.
great video about this amazing island. I'm from Madeira and the only thing that I would like to state is that you forgot about the "Selvagens" Islands. this small pack of islands are also part of Madeira. Also, the vulcanic activity in madeira is not awoke. But that's it. It was an incredible video and thank you for giving people the opportunity to see Madeira with different eyes
Just wanna let ya know u should keep this up! ur videos are getting bigger and much better! also I'm not used to seeing videos like this on recommended at ALL, but still I see urs. Dont stop bro. Not only is the algorithm on your side, but so am I!
As a man from Madeira myself, i need to state that this video is so fucking amazing.None of everything i've seen about the island compares to this one! Congrats and thanks for this amazing video!
Love this video. Literally it make me cry. I've born in the mix of the ancient and new Madeira. I understand what was before and what is now. Today is important to remember our ancestors that "fought" a difficult life, and today we have a better life. I remember my grandmother working in the "fazenda" to plant and grow something to eat and the stories that my parents told me about not starving but things was difficult. Just a correction Madeira archipelago have 8 islands, 3 islands of desertas, 3 islands of selvagens, Madeira and Porto Santo.
I am an Earth Systems student from the island of Malta and we had a week-long fieldwork on Madeira. The lecturers and the guide explained exactly what you mentioned in this video. We experienced Madeira from an ecological, geological, sociological and climatic point of view and its nice to see it on a TH-cam video.
As someone who lives in madeira and have been since i was born, it is very gratifying to see a documentary about it, though you got sime missinformation it is a genuinly good video worth the time to watch.
Just stumbled across your channel this morning and have binged a few videos. Fantastic work. You can see how much effort goes into each video. Keep it up, amazing stuff
Woah!!! A+++++ Exposition that delivers spot-on accurate analysis of the Roller Coaster Rock island. Very impressive work putting together your conclusions. I bought a house here and have struggled with confounded variables exactly as you mention in the Madierense Battle. This Post should be required viewing for any/all who are considering a permanent move to the island - Caveat emptor - the island is constantly trying to swallow you and the land is still in a highly dynamic state of its journey. FWIW my definition and conclusions? A combination of Kong's Skull Island, Whoville and Baja California. I am rarely impressed and I have not found a better, more accurate read of someone elses analysis of this rock than yours. Will now check out your other posts as a result. Quite impressive, hat's off to you Aidin. Wow!
Aidin, I’ve been following your photography on Instagram for years now and somehow I had no idea about your TH-cam (I suppose I’m not that active), now you inspire me in countless ways. Thank you and keep at it✌️
Wow didnt expect this. I'm also another portuguese that follows your channel and its great to have such a good youtuber as you. Sick content I hope you enjoyed your staying!! 💪💪
Despite the hundreds if not thousands of videos showcasing Madeira on TH-cam this literally tops them all, the cinematography and information is second to none. A lot of the time the history and geography of Madeira is overlooked but what an insight here!
When I was seeing your video I was thinking that you seem I maderian, because it's so well done. Congratulations and thank you so much, for your incredible work, this video is like a poem, an honour, to this island that I love so much.
So wonderfully made Aidin! I've been a number of times and everything you see about the island is very surface level - your film makes me a feel a deeper connection to why the island exists in it's form today. Thank you for educating us, but also doing it SO freaking beautifully in film form!
Hey, this was one of the most beautiful portraits of Madeira ever. The way it was filmed, edited and how history was presented. We don't have nothing near as beautiful made by portuguese (madeirean or mainlander), thank you for doing this.
I don't know if anyone noticed but that quote "it all changed before 45 years" and then there's sunrise which shows a new beginning! What an immaculate Cinematography 💯✨
A beautiful, stylish and informative look at the side of the island that most tourists (like me) are unaware. I echo the view of those writing below me that the cinematography is simply breathtaking.
An absolute masterpiece man. We’ve just visited madeira the past couple weeks, and it’s so awesome to learn so much more after our visit. Inspiring as always!
As a Madeirian, I have never thought about how the island is trying to outgrow us, but that is an incredible perspective that perfectly depicts the hardships that some people lived/ still live. The footage was incredible and this video has to be one of my favourites about this beautiful island :)
Fun fact: before the island was discovered, sailors were afraid of the island as they thought this was actually a giant monster that was floating over the ocean. This had to do with the amount of fog created by the threes that made an illusion of a floating beast.
it's a bit overly dramatic but pretty good vid overall
Thanks for the fun fact. It is indeed fun.
I'm Portuguese. I've seen many things about Madeira. Even on Portuguese television and this film was one of the best I've seen to date, from the simple message to the cinematography. It's too good. Congratulations and thank you so much for doing this. 💚💛❤
@@MMJJMJ what facts are wrong?
@@MMJJMJ so confident in himself he feels the need to post the same comment multiple times 😂
@@MMJJMJ Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have learned from both the video and your comment. My plan is to visit one day. The island fascinates me.
I found this video and its content fascinating just having recently visited Madeira with my wife whose family is from there. I left with such a profound sense of awe and appreciation for what the people have created over the centuries with the roads, bridges, levadas, homes and other buildings on such a difficult terrain. I left yearning for more knowledge about its history and look forward to returning someday soon, but this time giving the island of Madeira the time it deserves.
@@BrianBrayMedia don't worry about MJ, he admits he is wrong in other comment threads. Just got a bit too excited about his beautiful home island being on youtube XD
If you're thinking of visiting madeira keep in mind:
-Avoid going off paths in the wilderness (you'll probrably fall off a cliff)
-If renting a car, get used to manual driving and clutching (you'll use it alot)
-The airplane is supposed to tip like that when landing ( clap at the landing, everyone does that for some reason)
-Do not do levadas at night or afternoon unless you're absolutely sure what you're doing as there are zones that do not have cell coverage, nor emergency dial capabilities,
-If you're taking a cab/taxi (uber isn't allowed in madeira), keep the gps on and make sure to ask the driver if you're going to the right place (they usually take a slightly longer route to cash more money)
-Do not be afraid to ask for directions or help to locals, most of us (that are under 50 years old) know enough english to explain it to you
- Have fun :)
any other tips be sure to comment below ;)
I appreciate all the suggestions, it'll definitely helpful for visitors.
Nice! 🙂
What do you mean by tip at landing?
@@matt_fs Due to strong lateral winds (usually) , the airplane tends to tip sideways.
Do the azores next! The isolation and wilderness you feel on some of the islands is overwhelming. There is also rich history including tough colonization and even piracy
I'm Portuguese and this short documentary about one of Portugal's most wonderful places is absolutely inspiring. Thank you!
I had to watch it twice because the first time I couldn't listen to the story, I was too blown away by the cinematography.
And then the story, the history...so interesting. Beautiful work as usual
@@MMJJMJ good to know my dude
@@xunqianbaidu6917 don't worry about MJ, he admits he is wrong in other comment threads. Just got a bit too excited about his beautiful home island being on youtube XD
I’m a 4th gen American,my family is Madeiran, I’ve wanted to go to Madeira for years now. It looks absolutely gorgeous and I’m an avid mountaineer so I hope it would provide a challenge
Great video! As a madeiran it's awesome to watch such videos about our special island.
Just a slight correction:
The arquipelago of Madeira consists of: Madeira Island, Porto Santo Island, Desertas Islands and Selvagens Islands.
I'm not madeiran, just someone who fell in love with this island more than 10 years ago, but I was always under impression that Selvagens Islands form a separate archipelago (and is only administered by Madeira region).
What a beautifully packaged video in every aspect. We've lived on Madeira Island for the last two years and this makes me want to go much deeper into the history of this incredible place. What we see is just the surface of a web of stories that need to be told! Subbed!
My two favourite local TH-camrs, love your channel! ❤
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The drone shots, the color grading, and the historical content, just absolutely amazing!
This video is a true masterpiece! The captivating storytelling and stunning visuals all work together to create an immersive experience.
This made me want to go visit Madeira more than the actual turist advertisements. I'm from Portugal. You really did a good job exploring the history of the island, which is becoming more and more easy to miss because of tourism, but it is so interesting and fascinating. Thank you!
As an occasional visitor I've watched Madeira change over the last 30+ years, but never have I been so affected by a video of such quality and thoughtfulness. A wonderful achievement, and so very atmospheric. Thank you for producing a brilliant, cinematic-quality film describing a true gem of an island so perfectly.
I'm from Madeira, and you did a wonderful job showing the evolution and history of the island. I'm grateful for that!
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Canadian here, and Madeira was one of my favourite places I’ve ever visited. It’s so peaceful, the locals in the various villages are very welcoming and the air feels fresh everywhere. Also the roads are some of the best roads I’ve ever driven on. The drivers are very accommodating on the road and follow the rules
I'm amazed this man has only 336k subs. The quality is absolutely brilliant. A gem of a channel hope this man gets the recognition he deserves
You have quickly became one of my top channels to watch for sure. The quality of your content is hard to find anywhere else. Amazing footage lately man, so so sooo glad I came across your videos and channel when I did. Take care man and again, well done, well freaking done man...
Great Video, i am portuguese and been to Madeira a few times, saw lots of videos and this is probably the best. Kudus!
The sheer craftsmanship and effort that is put into your videos is simply astonoshing! Nothing quite compares to the amazing way you visually tell these supremely interesting stories Aidin. It truly inspires me to stay curious about our own backyard, and I hope you get as much joy out of what you create as us viewers get from watching your content.
One of the best videos of Madeira I've ever watched!
Fantastic drone footage. Can’t believe the best video about Madeira is made by a foreigner. Amazing video!
Your sound design is incredibly underrated and I'm surprised no one is talking about it. The idea that good sound design is invisible really is true!
Those are some unreal shots; feel the dedication! Awesome work and storytelling
Madeiran here. The cinematography and all-round production quality of this “mini documentary” is on another level, well done! 👏🏻
Congratulations. You have made me (a portuguese) to make me want visit Madeira (even more). Awesome video btw. Histories i didnt even know. Been following you for a few years and your improvement is actually pretty significant. Well done. Congratulations.
Old growth. Not oak. old
@@MMJJMJ he said that some of the small and isolated villages were built by these people, not the whole island
@@MMJJMJ that’s good to know then ! I know nothing of Madeira so I was just citing what he said in the video 😇
As a Madeiran, thank you for this video. Our island is so beautiful and mystical - and there's always something new to learn from it
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You did Madeirans proud, congratulations... beautiful Cruizinhas bridge! Miss home so much! 😢
Beautiful video!
Reminder that I have to go to Madeira & the Azores. I've been to Iceland & The Faroe Islands, time to go south.
Well, this is your best one yet! This actually feels like a small revolution, or at least a fresh breath for the social media filmmaking content. This format is absolutely amazing, and especially with this video. The music is beautiful, the storm effects at the begining creates a real vibe and the story you're telling is just so interesting. I've read articles about Madeira before travelling there back in october 2021. I didn't felt like it was very popular at that time. But things have changed. Hopefully this unique island will still be protected (especially Fanal). It's really an experience discovering these biomes and going from the peaks of the center to the wet forest with trails like the PR6 source of the 25 levadas. I'm glad you got to go there and create such a video!
+ little fun fact : The actual airport of Madeira is one of the hardest to land in in the world ^^
man im portuguese and i loved your video, the quality was crazy. good job keep up the good work!
So glad to hear that!
Hey man. I'm Portuguese (from continent) and I really love this video. Not to much time, very well produced and shows a different perspective of Madeira. congrats man, this is real content!! you definitely got a new subscriber!
Love it how Aidin is moving from making cinematic videos and tutorials to making informative groundbreaking cinema work! Have been a fan since 3k subs. Long way to go!
Beautifully designed, shot, edited, narrated. Just excellent, Aidin!
I'm honestly surprised Netflix hasn't came to you yet to do documentaries, you're videos are so interesting and filled with information I never knew about.
Thanks for the great looking and well made video.
There's some small facts to polish. Just a few of them:
- The archipelago also comprises the Selvagens archipelago. A group of 3 islands further south, halfway to the Canary Islands.
- The insane rhythm of public investment on infrastructure solved some issues but also created others, like economy dependance on it and that lead to absurd projects or at least doubtful use, with the topping being that many are not made to last and planning for maintenance of all these projects was never in the scope. They're cementing paradise to make a parking lot, just like the Goo Goo Dolls song.
- If the measure of wealth you used to state that Madeira is the 2nd most wealthy region of Portugal was GDP, that is flawed. Madeira's GDP is probably 3rd nation wide but only because it has an offshore like model, in which many foreign companies like Swatch and many others use to pay less taxes. The money runs through Madeira but only some low percentage of taxes stays.
Taking that out of the equation the real Madeira is far from the top in the wealth list.
Life in the island has been very hard for those who settled. And still is.
Attention from foreign pensioners and alike are driving the real estate sector to 2x or 3x plus normal prices.
Criminality is getting abnormally high at Funchal, and sometimes violent during the night.
Even without the cinematography looks, it's very pretty and adventurous place. It's never boring for the explorer mind set.
And still is a great place, nonetheless.
The stories you tell and how you tell them is incredible! Your cinematography and the music make your storytelling so great to watch! Keep up the amazing work! This was the second video I watched on your channel and i can't wait to watch the rest!
Excellent video. I'm from Rio, live in Estoril (Portugal) and love Madeira. It's a magic place.
God damn man! One of the most beautiful videos I have ever seen on TH-cam. As a Portuguese guy (albeit from the mainland), I am very proud to hear someone speak with such reverence about our islands. As someone who is beginning the path of a videographer...wow, what a production. Congratulations!
I sailed there from Holland. 1987. Before sailing to the Caribbean Spent a few days. Drove all over. Absolutely spectacular. Churchill loved it. Best chessnuts I ever had in my life down in the Port. Lovely video. Thank you ❤
Just arrived on the island 2 days ago and was completely blown away by the infrastructure. I mean it’s a marvel considering the landscape. Day 3 tomorrow. Can’t wait to see more
Great work on this, Aidin!
Scottish guy here. I've been to Madeira and fell in love with the place. I've been to a fair few places around the world, but I think I left a piece of my heart on this island.
My grandma is from Madeira and this is the first time I actually saw something about. Amazing place showcased by incredible footage and story. Great video as always Aidin!
I'm from the island and this video is absolutely amazing, I have no words, simply perfect.
This is an absolutely amazing video. I am in Madeira visiting right now and wow, this video hits. I cannot believe it only has 165k views:( This deserves millions. The videography, editing, narration, education, history. Man top-notch work, I was wishing the video would never end!
finally a video that focuses on the history of my home, I've researched a bit but watching it like this is so much better
Another outrageously good video. You have grown so much in your talent and skill. Keep it up!
Your footage is absurdly superb! Goosebumps throughout the whole video!! Great work.
Madeiran-proud here. So many videos, shots, texts, posts, you name it!, I’ve seen but this video… thank you! Beautiful images and yes, the island sometimes fights back but we are so committed to live in this little corner of heaven (on Earth)!
Thank you so much for your hard work, the story was excellent! When one of our videos comes up in my feed, I wait till I come home so that I can cast it to my 50" screen living room tv, the quilty deserves no less. Thank you again.
I'm from Madeira and this video was amazing! Thank you for coming here and tell this story, this is the best video about our island that I've seen!
great video about this amazing island. I'm from Madeira and the only thing that I would like to state is that you forgot about the "Selvagens" Islands. this small pack of islands are also part of Madeira. Also, the vulcanic activity in madeira is not awoke. But that's it. It was an incredible video and thank you for giving people the opportunity to see Madeira with different eyes
Just wanna let ya know u should keep this up! ur videos are getting bigger and much better! also I'm not used to seeing videos like this on recommended at ALL, but still I see urs. Dont stop bro. Not only is the algorithm on your side, but so am I!
this channel probably has the best cinematography and storytelling on the website right now. it's insane
As a man from Madeira myself, i need to state that this video is so fucking amazing.None of everything i've seen about the island compares to this one! Congrats and thanks for this amazing video!
Love this video. Literally it make me cry. I've born in the mix of the ancient and new Madeira. I understand what was before and what is now. Today is important to remember our ancestors that "fought" a difficult life, and today we have a better life. I remember my grandmother working in the "fazenda" to plant and grow something to eat and the stories that my parents told me about not starving but things was difficult. Just a correction Madeira archipelago have 8 islands, 3 islands of desertas, 3 islands of selvagens, Madeira and Porto Santo.
Well done! As Portuguese, I'm greatfull for this video. Keep following your passion!
...speechless....simply stunning work!
I am an Earth Systems student from the island of Malta and we had a week-long fieldwork on Madeira. The lecturers and the guide explained exactly what you mentioned in this video. We experienced Madeira from an ecological, geological, sociological and climatic point of view and its nice to see it on a TH-cam video.
As someone who lives in madeira and have been since i was born, it is very gratifying to see a documentary about it, though you got sime missinformation it is a genuinly good video worth the time to watch.
Man the quality of this video is the best i have ever seen on a TH-cam video its truly amazing..keep it up.
Just stumbled across your channel this morning and have binged a few videos. Fantastic work. You can see how much effort goes into each video. Keep it up, amazing stuff
I am currently in Madeira and it is blowing my mind. The coastline is like nothing I've ever seen before..
Woah!!! A+++++ Exposition that delivers spot-on accurate analysis of the Roller Coaster Rock island. Very impressive work putting together your conclusions. I bought a house here and have struggled with confounded variables exactly as you mention in the Madierense Battle. This Post should be required viewing for any/all who are considering a permanent move to the island - Caveat emptor - the island is constantly trying to swallow you and the land is still in a highly dynamic state of its journey. FWIW my definition and conclusions? A combination of Kong's Skull Island, Whoville and Baja California. I am rarely impressed and I have not found a better, more accurate read of someone elses analysis of this rock than yours. Will now check out your other posts as a result. Quite impressive, hat's off to you Aidin. Wow!
Amazing quality, i am mindblown by how much good footage you packed into here.
Aidin, I’ve been following your photography on Instagram for years now and somehow I had no idea about your TH-cam (I suppose I’m not that active), now you inspire me in countless ways. Thank you and keep at it✌️
This was so helpful to me, after spending two months here recently. I will watch it again. Thank you!
Super interesting video Aidin. I'm about to visit Madeira in august for the first time and I couldn't be more stoked for this!
*Wow. The beauty is breathtaking.*
Wow didnt expect this. I'm also another portuguese that follows your channel and its great to have such a good youtuber as you. Sick content I hope you enjoyed your staying!! 💪💪
Great work! The ending drone shot is especially beautiful!!
I hope you never stop making videos
I live in Madeira, and many of these things I didn't even know, incredible! thx! ❤
Despite the hundreds if not thousands of videos showcasing Madeira on TH-cam this literally tops them all, the cinematography and information is second to none.
A lot of the time the history and geography of Madeira is overlooked but what an insight here!
Another great video. Continuing to love the progression of this channel.
I know Madeira quite well, but this video is on another level it is extremely well-made! Great work!
When I was seeing your video I was thinking that you seem I maderian, because it's so well done. Congratulations and thank you so much, for your incredible work, this video is like a poem, an honour, to this island that I love so much.
I’m from Madeira and this is an accurate documentary. Beautifully narrated, well researched and well filmed.
Holding my breath until you post again!! Love ur content
So wonderfully made Aidin! I've been a number of times and everything you see about the island is very surface level - your film makes me a feel a deeper connection to why the island exists in it's form today. Thank you for educating us, but also doing it SO freaking beautifully in film form!
Literally never found another channel that prioritizes quality like you
Okay the colour scheme you have chosen is truly something else. Wow.
your cinematography is chef kiss
Great video, I have stayed in Madeira and I absolutely LOVE it. thanks
The cinematography and editing is top pro. A true joy to watch it.
Hey, this was one of the most beautiful portraits of Madeira ever. The way it was filmed, edited and how history was presented.
We don't have nothing near as beautiful made by portuguese (madeirean or mainlander), thank you for doing this.
Absolutely wonderful video. I recently got a place in Madeira and this background info is great to know. Great production and story telling.
From Madeira with love!
What a great job you have done!
Awesome as always Aidin. Thanks for taking me to a place I won't likely ever get to see.
I don't know if anyone noticed but that quote "it all changed before 45 years" and then there's sunrise which shows a new beginning! What an immaculate Cinematography 💯✨
Favourite TH-cam channel!
Only channel I've ever commented on
Keep up the great work and great videos!
These Videos deliver so much value. Absolutely love everything about it - learning something interesting while watching beautiful shots!
Great documentary with the long-term and recent history of Madeira interwoven with outstanding videography. The drone video is excellent.
One of the best videos I've ever seen about Madeira, congrats !!
We are going to Madeira in 12 days and that's a perfect video to watch and feel just a bit a history and the atmosphere of this land
as a portuguese i loved soo much everything u said in this video and i m amazed by the editing , quite good asf, hug from portugal
A beautiful, stylish and informative look at the side of the island that most tourists (like me) are unaware. I echo the view of those writing below me that the cinematography is simply breathtaking.
the history + cinematography + storytelling is amazing. If you made a video like this for everywhere you went, I'd watch em twice
I live in Madeira- Santa Cruz! love
An absolute masterpiece man. We’ve just visited madeira the past couple weeks, and it’s so awesome to learn so much more after our visit.
Inspiring as always!