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[music]00:00:04
Why Medellin and what kind of city is it?00:00:09
it's no secret what was present here00:00:11
there was a very strong drug cartel00:00:13
such a world famous leader as Pablo00:00:15
Escobar, in principle, the city was straight00:00:18
His real lair is the basis that you00:00:21
I was most surprised when we arrived here00:00:23
there is another beauty here, you need to understand it00:00:26
realize here you have Poverty on the street00:00:29
and here's the luxury of glitter people with gold00:00:32
drinking coffee00:00:35
let's be honest, security is in00:00:38
Barcelona and Colombia where you and yours00:00:42
children feel comfortable you always00:00:44
you are in sight of someone who can00:00:47
do something bad for you and how00:00:49
you were not prepared for this early or00:00:51
late something happens and happens00:00:52
even if not with you in front of your eyes00:00:54
you that already changes your attitude00:00:57
they could just drive you through with a machete00:00:59
cut off your hand to take your watch00:01:02
because at that moment Pablo lost00:01:04
completely mind the amount of ammunition00:01:08
machine guns, gun cartridges, everything that was00:01:11
it was just something all around00:01:13
military actions What are they Colombian00:01:17
girls00:01:18
the master's son's bride was Miss00:01:22
Colombia that year And she taught me00:01:24
by the way, dance salsa and a little bit00:01:26
Spanish because there is a lot00:01:27
Colombia has a bad reputation00:01:29
accordingly when people come through00:01:31
stereotypes and decide to move00:01:33
in colombia colombians it is accepted00:01:36
they are very proud of you00:01:38
open their doors to their consciousness00:01:40
heart and that's why Colombia became for us00:01:43
tried some other way out00:01:45
which we are really successful we are happy00:01:47
that we live here00:01:52
Hello today I want to show you that00:01:54
the world is often not at all like ours00:01:56
seems to be how he is portrayed in society that00:01:58
humanity often thinks in stereotyped and00:02:00
doesn't get to the point please answer00:02:02
to one question What three words come00:02:04
when mentioning Colombia Yes for most00:02:07
This is Coca crime beautiful affordable00:02:09
Girls you will also most likely remember00:02:11
Pablo Escobari and Shakira weed cartels00:02:14
and robberies and much less often magic00:02:17
nature the best coffee in the world emeralds00:02:19
salsa and real hospitality before00:02:21
recently I'm the same way00:02:23
I imagined this country and I admit00:02:25
never even thought about her00:02:28
visiting but My perception is radical00:02:30
changed after two weeks00:02:32
immersion in the life and life of the country of Colombia00:02:35
located in the northwestern part00:02:36
South America is washed by waters00:02:38
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by God00:02:41
incredible nature and kind people00:02:44
who have been healing for almost 30 years00:02:48
tragedy that in the last century broke00:02:50
many judges broke up their families and carried away00:02:52
thousands of lives here believe that time00:02:56
treats live every day like it's the last and00:02:59
appreciate what they have Today we are together with00:03:02
we will dispel the myths and let you know00:03:03
really what is Colombia and how to00:03:07
it's where expats live, Colombia, have a nice time00:03:12
viewing00:03:13
[music]00:03:28
[music]00:03:36
[music]00:03:48
Meet this mili Nastya couple00:03:50
which we traveled far and wide00:03:52
quit all of Colombia a couple of years ago and that’s it00:03:55
in Spain they moved here to live and so00:03:57
loved this place so much00:03:58
practically dragged me into the country But00:04:02
what brought them here they are now00:04:05
initially we have a history with Colombia00:04:07
began in eighty-six when00:04:09
my aunt married a Colombian00:04:10
my older sister my mother moved here and00:04:13
89 We came to visit spent Here00:04:16
three months I first met00:04:18
this lovely country and saw everything that00:04:21
we see here today But of course then00:04:23
there was another era then 2001 arrived00:04:25
live in Barcelona where he lived for 20 years and for00:04:28
while I lived there I often came and00:04:30
visited and saw the Progress that exactly00:04:32
This is where the development of the city of life took place00:04:36
people later When the lockdown happened in00:04:40
the moment when the restriction on00:04:42
moving we began to evaluate wherever we00:04:45
wanted to move because the situation00:04:46
became a little unpleasant00:04:48
live in Barcelona although we lived00:04:50
not far from a very small town00:04:53
town sanctions only 100 thousand00:04:55
population and, in principle, the atmosphere was00:04:57
pretty good but it started00:04:59
some interesting power clashes00:05:01
began to instill tolerance of all kinds00:05:04
concepts like homo filter sexuality and00:05:07
so on and in general they introduced First there was00:05:10
one pride day then Weekend then00:05:13
a week Then a month and it got to the point where00:05:16
schools there on May 25 If you want If00:05:18
your children are going to school then the boy should00:05:20
come dressed as a girl00:05:22
this must be your boy's day00:05:24
went to school that day no just not00:05:27
let's go of course because it was that00:05:29
match here are different ups and downs of our teachers00:05:33
to his son when he spoke at the age of 800:05:35
because he has some kind of00:05:36
They said that there was no rush maybe00:05:39
moments like these made us serious00:05:42
think and began to direct us to00:05:44
side of trying to change place00:05:45
I love living at least very much00:05:47
Barcelona has also been with me for 10 years and we00:05:50
Of course we were very much in love with the city00:05:52
you never think it's from there00:05:53
leave but the moment has come00:05:56
when after all restrictions are lifted00:05:57
we started moving seriously about it00:06:00
thinking made a little difficult00:06:01
across the country they realized that the best place for something00:06:03
we lived we are unlikely to find00:06:05
began to regard other places as one00:06:07
one morning we were drinking coffee and00:06:10
having already analyzed all the places where we00:06:13
visited everything we saw and appreciated00:06:16
point of view already when you arrive00:06:17
relaxing is one thing, but when do you arrive?00:06:19
transfer your family for the purpose of moving00:06:22
organize your children's life00:06:24
look with different eyes we were on00:06:26
Ibiza to palm trees to Mallorca to Valencia and00:06:28
somehow it didn’t work out for us, we realized what it was00:06:31
it's a shame as they say there's no difference00:06:34
especially and we sang coffee in the morning and I brewed00:06:36
coffee I'm talking about This is good coffee Listen ah00:06:40
maybe Colombia and this phrase by Emil is at the root00:06:43
changed the fate of our heroes Before this00:06:45
moment Nastya had no idea that00:06:48
is Colombia and those videos that she00:06:50
I didn’t have time to look it up on the internet at all.00:06:52
attracted but rather alarmed and00:06:55
scared like most of us00:06:57
at the same time have sold the country city00:07:00
Medel Linko who is the place where is the family with00:07:02
three children are worth moving and what do you00:07:05
think in a month 10 years00:07:08
life together in Spain fit into00:07:10
Odessa suitcases and our family00:07:13
went to a meeting00:07:16
there is an opinion that Barcelona is very00:07:18
has changed over the past I don’t know years00:07:21
10-20 you lived 20 years and came to one00:07:23
Barcelona She was such a sucker00:07:25
country Yes, that's all, and then when it's already there00:07:29
and Moroccans came. Many others00:07:32
foreigners and there was a time when there was00:07:35
they closed the lockdown on everyone00:07:36
earned money then they went very quickly00:07:38
earn money That's true indeed00:07:41
when you first come to Barcelona00:07:42
I also came across this step a little00:07:44
because they are a little bit Catalan00:07:46
others and to feel00:07:48
like at home I made a little effort00:07:50
learned Catalan he has five00:07:52
dialects and it allowed me to enter00:07:55
closer to VKontakte by local people I00:07:57
really built a family home there00:07:58
very warm circle of people around me00:08:01
local people and00:08:03
changes in the ruling power which00:08:06
today there are cities in the world00:08:08
Barcelona the results of their actions are obvious00:08:12
this security, or rather the lack thereof00:08:15
this is a huge amount of changes00:08:17
rode more than 200 kilometers of bicycles00:08:19
the roads were cut a lot00:08:21
places for cars as for Parking00:08:23
so everything has become much better for travel00:08:25
more difficult and less comfortable Safety00:08:28
This is a separate topic altogether because00:08:30
there are a large number of armed and00:08:33
attacks with violent force00:08:35
attacks on people for the purpose of stealing00:08:37
something in the moment plus a relationship00:08:40
governments to entrepreneurs00:08:42
how they treated our businesses00:08:45
small small business can be said for00:08:46
medium business that we had in00:08:49
It was very difficult to survive under Covid conditions00:08:51
and there was no government attitude00:08:53
kindly or somehow nudging00:08:55
for development they only wanted00:08:57
kill your money taxes gave loans00:08:59
with negative interest, that is, given00:09:02
interest-free No you took 10000:09:04
you return 98 only to pay tax00:09:06
now we have thought accordingly00:09:09
this whole situation was decided what was needed00:09:11
some radical change and therefore00:09:13
Colombia has become something like this for us00:09:15
exit00:09:16
having tried which we really realized00:09:18
felt it and today we really00:09:22
we can say that we are happy that we00:09:24
we live here let's be honest00:09:26
safety in Barcelona and Colombia00:09:28
if you compare where you and your children are00:09:33
I feel more comfortable One hundred percent00:09:36
here Really true I think now00:09:39
smashed It's just that this myth is not here either00:09:42
Very safe Do you know any00:09:44
nuances you don't go where you don't belong00:09:46
need to be you just know it and in00:09:48
in other cases, wherever you are and00:09:51
no matter what you do, how you feel00:09:52
comfortable because you're moving00:09:54
You gave life according to your rhythm00:09:57
you know where you feel comfortable here00:09:59
I calmly leave my phone on the table00:10:01
When in a restaurant Even if we are sitting00:10:03
near the street no one will catch him00:10:05
will run away like Barcelona00:10:06
only the security perimeter that you00:10:09
you can build it here with ease00:10:11
understanding simply where you are going somewhere00:10:13
you rotate, it's not comparable at all to00:10:16
it is impossible for the security perimeter in00:10:18
Barcelona is just like this everyday00:10:20
moments that you are always at00:10:24
in sight of someone who can do something for you00:10:26
do something bad there and no matter how you are00:10:28
prepared for this sooner or later00:10:30
something happens and happens even if00:10:31
not with you, in front of your eyes, with you already00:10:33
change your attitude now we00:10:36
We are located near the city00:10:38
Hardin00:10:40
columbia whose capital is mary00:10:42
Gin our journey began in00:10:44
basically from the city of Meledzhin but we arrived00:10:47
We are here because it’s like here00:10:48
historical cultural and in fact00:10:51
center nature center I think that00:10:53
a statement to say that this is mine00:10:54
the reservation is such that here we have us00:10:57
meet 50 shades of green Yes, these 5000:11:00
shades they are very pleasing to the eye and soul and00:11:09
Yes, here I confess to you that there is still00:11:12
on the plane when we ran to Medilin I00:11:14
I lost control of myself and just00:11:15
mouth wide open, pleasantly surprised at everything00:11:18
time repeated Wow what nature how00:11:22
this is a beautiful place where we are now00:11:25
we find this is a Finnish local guy Juan00:11:28
who quit his job at a bank in the capital00:11:29
Colombia's richest man bought land here and00:11:32
opened a small center where he receives00:11:34
guests and engages in agriculture00:11:35
his wife lives with him in Finke and Switzerland and00:11:38
two children about this family and the week I00:11:41
I'll tell you in one of the other videos what00:11:44
such a Finnish as I understand by Finnish00:11:46
implies the presence of an Earth on which00:11:48
Do you have a dacha house or any other building?00:11:52
so now you and I are on the same side00:11:54
it's like a two hour drive from mendelin00:11:57
But on the other hand we saw of together00:12:01
where are you in the wild00:12:03
surrounded by magical mountains, forests and00:12:07
coffee plantations here houses and00:12:09
famous farmers are located far away00:12:11
from each other and everyone can enjoy00:12:13
solitude and unity with nature road00:12:17
from the medallion here everything is no less picturesque00:12:20
time I want to stop again00:12:22
take off with a drone and set up another one00:12:24
timelapse to visit local cafes and00:12:26
dining room to chat with locals to00:12:28
then convey to you the atmosphere of this00:12:31
side and its inhabitants usually get00:12:34
you can get here in two and a half hours but00:12:36
it took us all 7 hours We also00:12:39
we stopped by to see the local retreat center00:12:41
and the economy in Gray parties is simple00:12:43
stopped and watched too00:12:45
grazing cows, also a family00:12:48
ants carrying something somewhere00:12:49
we ate delicious local food twice and this00:12:52
fried our bean soup rice00:12:55
Avocado and turnip beans are local00:12:58
cornmeal tortillas often filled with cheese00:13:01
such a set on the table became for us00:13:03
normal food for this trip and00:13:06
In the end, late in the evening, we arrived at00:13:08
another flavor of the town of Hardin00:13:11
one of the most beautiful cities in Colombia which00:13:13
part of the country's coffee triangle00:13:15
they say that the city has not changed00:13:17
the same as 150 years ago here00:13:20
many cafes bars restaurants claves00:13:23
with craft goods and very atmospheric00:13:26
streets where you just want to get lost00:13:28
and wander also showed that the city00:13:31
Good for pensions and retirees00:13:33
which seemed to be the majority here00:13:37
a man from the city has lived for many years00:13:38
Ukraine which has its own restaurant But in00:13:40
we didn’t find him that day, but it was early00:13:43
the next morning we woke up00:13:45
high in the mountains with a magical view and00:13:48
singing birds literally came out of their00:13:50
nests in a tree met a local00:13:53
tasted by a coffee farmer00:13:55
real Colombian coffee00:13:57
cooked by the same local00:13:58
took a walk around different finches and took off three00:14:02
local residents that you will see in00:14:04
separate issue and went00:14:05
Nastya in another special00:14:09
place00:14:12
[music]00:14:22
[music]00:14:47
[music]00:14:53
This is my favorite village village Well00:14:58
poblo Yes, this is a small village00:15:00
city It's just very luxurious00:15:03
rules it's closed You can't just come here00:15:06
so come and go for a walk through the streets You00:15:08
must either be 8 in the hotel or have00:15:10
stopped at my villa, didn't set it up00:15:13
no but since we work related to00:15:15
tourism We have access to all secret00:15:18
Colombia places00:15:19
that's why we come here lets us in00:15:22
we can enjoy the beauty here00:15:25
walking here is 5 degrees warmer00:15:28
warm up and swim accordingly00:15:31
enjoy beauty and privacy00:15:33
there aren't as many people like us here00:15:37
we can see in any tourist place00:15:39
Colombia is exactly what it is00:15:42
feature of such a Pearl near00:15:45
There are medals We really like it00:15:46
appeared here auntie auntie already warmed up00:15:49
I warmed it up where I needed it and anointed it here00:15:52
in Azerbaijani00:15:54
and they were waiting for you here, in any case, you are here00:15:57
come here are your first impressions00:15:59
Hello Colombia Well it was all for a mile00:16:02
Okay, he was in his element And for me00:16:04
it was first of all, well, it's crazy00:16:07
contrast you come from Europe where everyone00:16:09
beautiful in Barcelona you live in your00:16:11
this beautiful burbukha in soapy00:16:14
in your bubble Everything is fine everything is beautiful00:16:15
went there beautifully went there beautifully there00:16:17
and here is another beauty that needs to be understood00:16:20
realize you arrived in a very contrasting way00:16:23
this is a country, that is, here you have poverty00:16:25
in People on the street and here's your luxury shine00:16:28
and everything is fine and there are people with gold00:16:32
they drink coffee and you see it all00:16:34
how are you parking, passing there?00:16:36
they are lying there and now you come in. It’s all good00:16:38
such a hop closed the curtain and everything and as it were00:16:40
this world no longer feels00:16:43
society in which we came from people with00:16:45
which people who were ours00:16:46
the first neighbors from friends who00:16:48
our children brought us in the first days00:16:50
We also received a little bit of this. Very00:16:52
strange realization in the same Spanish00:16:55
language spoken in Spain in00:16:56
Colombian people don't speak it at all.00:16:58
differently and one differentiating factor00:17:00
very important language there is a form00:17:02
addressing you in English she00:17:04
there is no you in Spanish there is that and00:17:07
Ustad so here you are on the forum00:17:10
kids talking to other kids here00:17:12
Not to mention children with strangers00:17:15
adults why because the shape00:17:17
respectful form of address here is more00:17:19
popular in linguistics00:17:21
aspect Yes, and they are used to it00:17:23
they talk like that00:17:25
them subconsciously is respect between00:17:26
people and between people it too00:17:28
present seriously expressed in00:17:30
A small child does not know Spain00:17:31
it will be calm to talk to you right away00:17:33
you may even be very brave and00:17:35
so you don’t even know a little00:17:36
curbed because Europeans00:17:38
they give birth to children quite late and00:17:40
then everything is permitted, there is no such thing here00:17:43
everything is permitted in moderation somehow but there is00:17:47
form of address specifically to an adult form00:17:49
children are cared for with respect00:17:53
their parents are worried about something00:17:54
as they say, they think it’s impossible to do all this00:17:57
you need to ask something completely different00:17:59
Children have a very mature approach to life00:18:03
We are three children, we constantly visit regularly00:18:06
Spain from the Spaniards from the Catalans with00:18:09
everyone or contacts know how it is00:18:10
works here I saw this difference and00:18:12
she's huge what do you have most00:18:14
Anastasia surprised me when I came here00:18:16
we arrived, what shocked you, what did you00:18:19
you think Ay class I would like to have00:18:21
the weather has always been like this00:18:24
I just arrived from Spain00:18:26
we were leaving it was cold if the tank was already We're at00:18:28
at that point it had been on for 2 months already00:18:30
heating in the house and we come here00:18:32
It's warm here We got off the plane I'm straight00:18:34
first00:18:37
I like the air here so much00:18:39
so soft and very pleasant00:18:43
It's not stuffy here, it's not hot, but it's not cold00:18:46
you have T-shirts, it's good to have a T-shirt, it's good00:18:48
so that you won't find yourself comfortable00:18:51
you're sweating and couldn't help but freeze00:18:54
of course that's the first thing I noted00:18:56
everything is perfect, the climate is right here, we take it00:18:58
prices for service are just a gift because00:19:04
what after Barcelona where are you00:19:05
housekeepers pay 10 euros per hour00:19:08
who comes there for 5-6 hours and even00:19:11
doesn't have time to iron00:19:14
it turned out to be convenient and comfortable for us00:19:17
here it is worth00:19:19
15 dollars a day and she comes and00:19:22
she does everything she cooks she does the laundry00:19:24
head removes folds out perfectly00:19:26
they forget you at home, you lie in00:19:27
the hotel is generally an awesome day, not any00:19:31
the service is just super after Spain00:19:33
We have done a lot of things over the years00:19:36
accepted there and understood that it was like this and00:19:38
there's no other way they work That's it if00:19:40
do you need a plumber there?00:19:43
the geyser needs to be repaired If00:19:44
Today is Monday a day off, don't you?00:19:46
wait he won't come no one will come to you00:19:48
or if you need to change something there00:19:51
Get ready to pay for it right away00:19:52
four times more expensive because you00:19:54
they just change the parts and won’t fix it00:19:55
Never because they don't know how to do it00:19:57
to do here everything turned out to be in this regard00:20:00
it’s just much easier after Spain00:20:02
already trained for this solitaire Yes it is00:20:04
with this calmness the acceptance that this is00:20:07
So nothing here annoys me anymore00:20:10
Colombians will never admit their guilt00:20:14
they may be wrong here's the industry00:20:17
for example, not with people there at all00:20:19
some average prism, yes, that is00:20:21
between some service or some00:20:23
partners sometimes a situation when they are not00:20:26
right they can try or give00:20:28
good decision but hear the words that Yes00:20:31
there's my mistake, am I wrong or what are you unlikely00:20:34
will you ever hear that's why here00:20:35
general such a good-natured atmosphere and00:20:38
relationships between people00:20:40
supported because no one no one00:20:42
does not blame does not receive does not blame and does not00:20:45
trying to make him feel guilty00:20:46
Colombia is probably in the top 5 now00:20:50
definitely goes to countries for Digital nomads00:20:52
digital nomads who ride00:20:54
they move and live and this will also be discussed00:20:56
release Very soon we will be shooting digital00:20:59
nomads in Colombia and here very00:21:01
a lot of people move, including Americans00:21:03
and Canadians and from various other countries here00:21:07
people are coming that they will have to go through that00:21:11
you passed and more coming here like00:21:14
adapt And so that the family and everyone00:21:17
the move became as comfortable as possible00:21:20
rule today due to the fact that00:21:21
there are social networks00:21:23
American or Canadian representatives00:21:25
from other countries the same French come00:21:27
it’s very easy to find your own people here00:21:29
any assimilation of an immigrant like me00:21:32
I've already been through this too00:21:33
Barcelona and principle saw in my experience00:21:36
there are a lot of people who changed their00:21:38
moved to Spain00:21:39
how they assimilate, how they try00:21:41
find your entrances and exits so to speak00:21:43
here today there are very00:21:45
good strong community and Americans and00:21:48
there is a separate division that00:21:49
war veterans or former employees00:21:51
American military personnel who00:21:53
have very small pensions from00:21:56
two or three to 6-7 thousand dollars per month00:21:58
that in the States it’s nothing for them00:22:00
not enough for them to live here00:22:02
this is more than enough to live and00:22:04
save more and help your children00:22:05
that's why a lot of people come and00:22:07
difficulties they face00:22:08
initially it's always a language barrier yes00:22:11
But if a person already has some00:22:14
community or point of reference for someone know00:22:17
Some easing is already beginning00:22:19
circumstances they must face00:22:21
Of course, with reality we have to do something00:22:22
plunge into your everyday life build find00:22:24
own housing if it’s a family then it’s a must00:22:26
school we can tell many people00:22:28
we help and always have helped and will00:22:30
help with such moments that00:22:32
necessary in order to somehow00:22:34
stop of course when people00:22:36
come first thing that these are questions00:22:38
housing You first rent Housing for00:22:40
airbnb and then you have to rent it on00:22:42
long term Because the difference is huge00:22:44
price is one thing when you have a contract for00:22:46
year you have the same price, it’s different when00:22:49
you pay monthly Yes and that’s perfect00:22:51
in proportion Well, there is a big serious difference00:22:53
in order to rent an apartment for00:22:55
long term you must have a number00:22:57
certain documents is the presence00:22:58
Sedala cards of this local00:23:01
show your income here there, that is, this00:23:05
it’s very important to prove there. There’s a lot more00:23:07
ability may be asked for some00:23:09
even a toucher, that is, a person who00:23:11
maybe the teacher can teach you for you00:23:12
be on a contract that has00:23:14
There are different documents here00:23:16
necessary bureaucratic requirements00:23:19
without which you won't even get to school00:23:21
not only housing00:23:22
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Yes we are facing this problem00:23:27
many Grants moving to the New Country00:23:30
due to ignorance of local nuances and00:23:32
legislation people often pay three00:23:34
times more they buy not what they need00:23:36
becomes victims of scammers and00:23:39
scammers they are denied a residence permit and simply00:23:41
deported in the last 5 years I visited00:23:44
more than 50 countries and filmed more than 50 episodes00:23:48
expats in every direction I have00:23:50
friends and your reliable people who00:23:52
help with selection and purchase00:23:54
real estate legalization and with others00:23:57
questions If you are like And very many00:24:00
are you considering Turkey especially my00:24:03
my favorite Alanita I recommend it to everyone00:24:06
issues related to election purchases00:24:08
real estate contact my00:24:10
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his colleagues will help deal with everything00:24:16
nuances will select a suitable area and00:24:19
the object will honestly talk about the advantages and00:24:22
disadvantages and will help you make a choice even00:24:25
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happy and son if necessary00:24:30
will arrange a meeting for you at the airport00:24:32
quench with a delicious breakfast and coffee00:24:33
in Turkish In one of its three offices00:24:36
and will show you what real Turkish is00:24:40
its employees will help you select an object00:24:42
not only in Alanya but also in the city00:24:45
all contacts are in the description00:25:03
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When I felt like I was home00:25:11
two or three months for me in about a year00:25:14
At first I was on a swing like this00:25:16
there was an emotional period such as00:25:18
it's called yes depression00:25:24
Why did I miss fish most of all?00:25:27
restaurant First00:25:28
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we don't have much seafood here00:25:32
found00:25:36
the atmosphere of Europe is all about it00:25:39
a little later we had the sea00:25:42
we lived right on foot and went to the sea00:25:49
What are the five things you can't do in Colombia?00:25:53
swear00:25:54
on people And where was it possible in Barcelona00:25:58
swear00:26:00
then they curse at each other in the street and drink00:26:06
That's for sure00:26:08
immediately you all hear you become00:26:11
behind your back you know how much noise there is00:26:13
just like underwater they look at you00:26:16
they are all lost they are not used to it00:26:18
quiolence That is, this is already for them00:26:20
aggression any manifestation of your emotions00:26:22
unacceptable to them and he is lost00:26:25
man, you lost him all at once00:26:27
I solved my question, so the section is necessary00:26:29
decide00:26:30
calmly measured right to the mistake00:26:33
I wanted to understand the person's situation and00:26:36
I often say that I certainly understand you00:26:38
I understand you very much but so and so00:26:41
the situation has developed, a solution needs to be found00:26:43
pay money without seeing the product Yes here00:26:47
they love to breed, just like everywhere else in00:26:49
in principle, probably in the world, but here is ours00:26:51
The other day they were trying to deceive the coach.00:26:53
buy a phone for him there are all the possibilities00:26:55
payment for a bunch of forms This way and that he says Well00:26:59
good on the phone Show Bring or00:27:01
that I felt the air definitely00:27:04
there was some kind of throwing00:27:08
yes if it is not through well-known sites or00:27:11
verified contacts00:27:14
everyone gets paid even half the price00:27:17
they are ready to do even for 500 dollars00:27:19
This is the scenario and you will come. Just no00:27:21
this apartment because this address00:27:23
it won't even be possible to trust everyone anymore00:27:25
scary stories exactly because00:27:29
there are a lot of people here, it's such a country00:27:31
such00:27:32
Latin American TV series can help you00:27:34
tell a story that you will believe00:27:36
damn you just go and dream about your hands00:27:42
Look at the color of your eyes and you will believe that00:27:44
this is really the last word as a local00:27:47
they treat people who come here in general very00:27:50
good people are happy that someone00:27:52
comes from his place of life to another00:27:55
that there are them because there are so many00:27:57
Colombia has a bad reputation00:27:59
accordingly when people come through00:28:01
stereotypes and decide to move00:28:03
in colombia colombians it is accepted00:28:06
very proud and I would00:28:08
responsibility they are therefore trying00:28:10
make your stay in this country00:28:11
So you can do better accordingly00:28:13
open their doors to their consciousness and00:28:16
they are very good friends in their hearts and communicate00:28:18
they are happy to invite people to00:28:20
guests in all walks of life or this00:28:23
where is the average plus You know I00:28:25
I think it’s probably more in everyone though00:28:26
Of course, we didn’t have to with 1-200:28:28
encounter but there were experiences when we00:28:30
while in these areas they turned to00:28:32
to people for some help or some00:28:33
in cases of just some kind of attention they00:28:36
very much pleasure, that is, you00:28:37
friends who had a tire blow out00:28:39
on the road in some place by God00:28:41
forgotten in the middle of the country He was brought00:28:43
the only motorcycle he was brought to00:28:45
another city They helped him find it00:28:46
buy a wheel lead install it00:28:48
there are people who really get involved in your00:28:49
problems They see that you are a foreigner00:28:51
those who speak little but try to speak00:28:53
in Spanish they do everything in their00:28:54
strength to solve your situation00:28:58
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and of course I, as a foreigner, am the first00:29:05
for several days I looked at everything and everyone like00:29:07
a foreigner to me every second in this00:29:09
turned out to be a crime boss in the country00:29:11
and a man from the Mafia Imagine You00:29:13
the first day you walk around the center of midolin and00:29:15
you already want to go home just because00:29:17
you ended up in some creepy place someone00:29:19
he smells something in front of you and it’s not right00:29:21
expensive that everyone here knows about00:29:22
someone is producing something synthetic00:29:24
inflates the package someone asks for money00:29:26
someone is selling themselves, someone is dressing up00:29:29
a girl and also sells herself, someone is sleeping00:29:32
Someone's drinking a lot right on the street00:29:35
shows you his advantages when00:29:37
in the camera view I could go on for a long time but00:29:40
Later I realized that there is such a thing in the city00:29:42
only the center and other areas00:29:44
safe enough and suitable for00:29:46
life a great tour of the medallion and00:29:49
We will dive into it with you00:29:51
a little later but we are going to00:29:53
airport we board the plane very early00:29:56
flight and fly to the city of Pereira00:29:57
Accordingly, the next Pinky is waiting00:29:59
mark is the son of a local millionaire who00:30:01
studied by Pablo's son and nephew00:30:03
Escobar champion bodybuilding00:30:05
runs a family business and works00:30:07
at the local mayor's office it's Finnish for friends00:30:10
Mark's family is here big00:30:12
gym farm where coffee is cultivated00:30:14
a beautiful view of life interview opens up00:30:17
the brand will be a local video And we are with you00:30:19
let's move now to the terrace near00:30:21
pool where everyone is Milem and Nastya00:30:23
getting ready for a long productive00:30:25
Let's start the conversation by chanting the mantra om00:30:29
understand the Colombian mentality00:30:38
I want to start in this beautiful place00:30:40
deal with the issue of mentality00:30:43
Colombians local to this country start00:30:45
understand it before you come to it00:30:47
you need to understand what influenced the formation00:30:50
of this country What events Which countries00:30:53
what people influenced the mentality and00:30:57
in general on the formation of Colombia as a whole about00:30:59
than this country00:31:01
Well, let's probably talk about it first00:31:03
history of the country as we know it How it00:31:06
recorded because before00:31:08
Spanish landed00:31:10
racestadors in Latin territory00:31:13
America South America here Like everyone else00:31:16
different tribes are known to have lived00:31:18
directly on the territory of Colombia00:31:20
scheduled tribes were the main ones00:31:22
This is Mishka kimbaya and tairona And now we00:31:27
We are located in the Quimbaya region, which is in00:31:30
in principle the heart of Colombia00:31:31
Central Central part is also00:31:34
called00:31:35
that is, this is the coffee axis of the country this is the one00:31:39
region where most is grown00:31:40
coffee and the history of the country from the moment when00:31:43
the Spanish crown sailed here for the first time00:31:45
once there in 1492 So they met with00:31:49
these children started their00:31:51
called conquest and annexation00:31:53
Colombia to Spain respectively00:31:56
they called this region the viceroyalty00:31:58
new Granada and I began to develop00:32:01
colonization of lands naturally00:32:04
enslavement of people who are practically00:32:06
300 years00:32:08
took place While people born on00:32:13
Latin American territory children or00:32:15
the grandchildren of the same Spanish conquerors are not00:32:18
rebelled against the Spanish crown because00:32:21
Living conditions changed a lot00:32:24
here for these people who grew00:32:26
Here the villagers were engaged in coffee00:32:28
the management of the Spanish crown is very tough00:32:30
related to these people and demanded00:32:32
small fees charged each time00:32:34
changed the size of the bags, the weight of the bag then00:32:38
quantity of goods that should have00:32:40
shipping basically originated there00:32:43
this is a great revolution liberation00:32:45
Latin American manufacturer00:32:47
which was a well-known symbol00:32:49
Bolivar for many years they00:32:51
fought somewhere at the beginning of the 19th century00:32:55
Colombia was created and there within00:32:57
the next hundred years until the beginning of 1900 were00:33:01
a little different political changes00:33:03
territorial Who was more in power00:33:06
Who was smaller? But anyway, all this00:33:07
it was quite bloody and tough00:33:10
cruel and despite all the delights of this00:33:13
nature of this region people for quite a long time00:33:16
and suffered a lot And as soon as we think00:33:19
that in 1903-5 Panama was separated and00:33:23
then another era begins, it seems00:33:26
some kind of peace but it didn’t last that long00:33:28
somewhere in the 60s this begins00:33:30
long protracted bloody conflict00:33:34
armed among all armed00:33:37
illegal formations that are trying00:33:40
seize this or that area00:33:41
territory for the purpose of producing00:33:43
grow certain products on them00:33:47
just koku accordingly this conflict00:33:49
first 60s to 90 strong00:33:52
The era of Pablo Escobar escalated00:33:55
hero park and vs00:33:57
groups and, in principle, somewhere in 200500:34:01
year it ended That is, if from 90 to00:34:03
2005 was probably the peak00:34:05
which was later extinguished by a strong military00:34:08
invasion, that is, we are talking about the fact that00:34:11
generation living in Colombia today00:34:13
let's say people from 40 to 60 years old or something00:34:17
otherwise they were always associated with some00:34:20
tragedies that occurred in their families00:34:22
for these last00:34:23
40-50-60 years of history are inevitable, though00:34:28
Of course there are people who say that00:34:29
not affected much maybe directly00:34:31
maybe they don't realize that for example that00:34:33
same classmate or classmate with00:34:35
university that was kidnapped for ransom00:34:37
this also has some impact on your life00:34:39
so today Colombia is00:34:42
a country that, in principle, is not on the balance sheet00:34:45
strong armed conflicts Although00:34:46
groups still exist00:34:50
some kind00:34:51
some great pressure from the US00:34:54
to pacify this conflict completely00:34:57
but on the other hand he is still like that00:34:59
lives00:35:00
not so much they want to remember the movie with00:35:03
Tom Cruise where this guy is all00:35:05
took me to Yes on a plane but00:35:08
government planes landed in00:35:10
airport that was allocated to him00:35:12
the state transported weapons to Nicaragua00:35:16
to America for the state military00:35:20
airplane00:35:21
carried the powder and landed in the state00:35:24
Arkansas whose chief prosecutor is00:35:27
that moment was Bill Clinton then00:35:28
became the governor of this state then became00:35:31
President you brought up the topic00:35:33
Yes, of course, who separated it and why?00:35:37
Well, those who needed a good offshore00:35:39
not far from us, that is, for us it is00:35:42
probably one of the first offshore companies that00:35:44
was created before everyone became there and00:35:48
so on and it was done like me00:35:51
I understand in my opinion This is in order to00:35:54
control or direct resources00:35:57
all received from Latin America and00:36:00
group somewhere not on the territory00:36:02
Latin America But it is in00:36:04
a separate state which will00:36:05
its own ecosystem and will obey00:36:08
respectively00:36:15
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please listen So thanks00:36:23
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Learn about the digital world around you00:36:28
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will have to work hard and were often00:36:38
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will always find an opportunity to solve your problem00:36:45
you always just have to have a problem00:36:48
patience I think this course is for those who00:36:51
wants to change, develop and work00:36:53
I’ll add from you Andrey Thank you for that00:36:56
that you let into your working world and00:36:57
taught to think and think differently00:37:00
me The world of perception of workers has changed00:37:02
opportunities I realized that I can work00:37:04
online And the most important thing is what the soul lies in00:37:08
course for those who want to start working in00:37:11
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specialty it gives the opportunity to00:37:14
practice Try all the ingredients00:37:15
internet marketing and choose00:37:16
direction for in-depth study00:37:19
also for narrow specialists who00:37:21
want to expand their horizons and spectrum00:37:23
very skillful I can read for a very long time00:37:25
you understand everything for those who want to master00:37:28
new profession work remotely from00:37:30
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after all, 11 streams of 3000 people were trained00:38:09
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Come visit us Why am I talking about this?00:38:14
now they are in May May I will also say but00:38:16
I'm saying now because now00:38:17
special conditions apply the closer00:38:21
By the time of launch, training becomes more expensive00:38:23
price so you can come now00:38:25
by following the link in the description or00:38:27
write to our managers in any of00:38:29
messengers reserve your place00:38:32
pay a small amount and00:38:33
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in general, see you at digital school00:38:38
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school of digital skills couple Come on00:38:44
let's figure it out together00:38:50
what resources does Colombia have?00:38:54
What other minerals does she have?00:38:56
resources perhaps some technologies More00:38:58
what are they doing in this country?00:39:00
regardless of other countries which allows00:39:02
export something and something00:39:04
produce and live in general Well, Columbia in00:39:08
first of all it is Oil00:39:10
this is gold in huge quantities and00:39:14
for gold I can even say that a little00:39:16
information we communicated with the chairman00:39:20
some kind of syndicate, one might say00:39:23
gold miner in Colombia and he said00:39:26
that the most saturated gold mines are already00:39:29
issued all sold China China But this00:39:34
Chinese agglomerate with which00:39:37
certain agreements signed Nobody00:39:39
except for leadership positions there cannot be00:39:41
All employees must be Chinese00:39:44
preserved and wages should increase00:39:46
that is, when they sold them to the mine, they didn’t00:39:48
immediately say 15 percent more00:39:49
pay our employees salaries but00:39:51
they naturally increased the volumes if00:39:54
they got access to cheap gold00:39:55
because there is no way to get it here00:39:57
as difficult as other cars in the world Also00:40:00
I want to add that emeralds are also00:40:01
most important00:40:03
Colombian economy00:40:05
previously literally 20 years ago It was00:40:08
almost 4 percent of production from all00:40:11
Colombia's entire GDP was emeralds00:40:14
here is subasta this is the official body00:40:17
who sells emeralds in00:40:21
other countries from the main buyers00:40:23
this is Dubai and China and ore mining00:40:26
emeralds including many00:40:28
owned by a French company00:40:30
one Chinese too, they are not only these00:40:34
first they signed a rental contract00:40:36
and then they just bought them but no one00:40:38
talks about it but there was a story00:40:40
such as when the killers mined emeralds00:40:43
they all did it with some00:40:46
Allatra was broken with a drill and such00:40:48
They smashed these walls with hammer drills and now00:40:51
they got these pieces accordingly00:40:52
separated the big ones and all the little things00:40:54
they threw them into such piles and put them00:40:57
near the entrance to this ore and population00:41:00
which was poor, which works00:41:02
lives in this region they came and00:41:05
recycled this little thing and00:41:07
they found something there something from this00:41:09
lived later when the companies came there00:41:11
big players they naturally did00:41:13
secondary processing of this is in vain00:41:16
Accordingly, the poor population has nothing00:41:17
no longer people began to be indignant00:41:19
go outside It was great00:41:21
scandal and the state told them but they too00:41:24
everyone was hired at a certain00:41:27
positions someone feeding someone something00:41:28
everyone has their own task00:41:30
respectively, all these villages of which00:41:33
emeralds are mined in this region00:41:35
now everyone is busy don't forget the coffee00:41:39
How can you forget the salary in Colombia?00:41:41
After all, you and I are now in00:41:43
capital of the coffee triangle in the city00:41:44
perreira and he is part00:41:46
Colombian territory declared00:41:48
UNESCO World Heritage Site for00:41:51
your understanding of the coffee triangle00:41:53
located on the square00:41:55
13325 square kilometers and into it00:41:58
includes 53 municipalities this region was00:42:01
created as a guide for those who want00:42:03
visit the territory where it is grown and00:42:05
produces one of the best Colombian00:42:07
There are a large number of coffee varieties here00:42:10
tourist attractions00:42:12
theme parks and farms that00:42:14
offer to get acquainted with the culture00:42:16
live coffee showing all the processes00:42:18
growing production Colombia00:42:21
is one of the largest00:42:23
coffee producers in the world offers00:42:25
some of the best beans you can get00:42:27
buy you can't say what you saw00:42:30
the country without visiting the cafeteria area or00:42:32
coffee area including caldos00:42:35
risaraldo quindio and a small part of the wali00:42:38
del Cauca here you can find many00:42:40
amazing entertainment from coffee shops00:42:42
tours to hot air balloon flights00:42:45
the town of Solent is by far the most00:42:48
attracts travelers to the area00:42:50
cafeteria here is the base for one00:42:52
one of the most beautiful and beloved by tourists00:42:55
Hiking in Colombia Cocora Valley Trail in00:42:59
in this green Eden grows the most00:43:01
tallest palm tree in the world located under00:43:04
endangered wax palm00:43:07
quindio which rises above00:43:09
by visitors when they are just passing by00:43:11
the hike takes several hours00:43:14
during which time views of the00:43:16
unforgettable beautiful cloud forest00:43:18
also on expanses of farmland00:43:21
Cocora Valley It's not just magical00:43:23
place00:43:25
Yes, I often admire nature. This00:43:28
true I know I just love her very much But00:43:31
there’s a real Eden here and you can feel it00:43:35
he is both from below and from above, flying above everything00:43:40
[music]00:43:52
[music]00:43:58
[applause]00:44:02
[music]00:44:08
[applause]00:44:20
in eighty-six we are aunt00:44:22
moved here to live in 89 in November I00:44:24
I came here for the first time with my mother to00:44:25
visiting your aunt is an interesting factor by the way00:44:28
she entered a message with us, you know how she should00:44:30
she didn't have time to write letters00:44:33
recorded cassettes and then sent them to us00:44:36
cassette recorder with one of00:44:37
students who studied in Moscow and were00:44:39
from Colombia and sent us six at once00:44:41
or eight audio cassettes of side cassettes00:44:43
on which voice messages are recorded00:44:44
she writes to us Hello Today there is 700:44:47
December 1987, I decided to send you00:44:50
such a message Yes, these cassettes are still available00:44:53
I have Baku and accordingly we00:44:55
talked to her like this for three00:44:57
years00:45:00
recording and we started recording too00:45:03
send her cassettes but first I wrote00:45:05
letters Azerbaijani romance Yes00:45:08
you could say it's a family family00:45:10
history of communication That's when we arrived00:45:12
here for the first time in the eighties00:45:13
eighty-nine in November00:45:15
we arrived through Bogota on boarding00:45:20
rich Slavic woman one of the engines failed00:45:22
and the plane landed simply in a spiral00:45:24
last moment barely taxied and landed00:45:25
And we still have to fly, Merijin is rich, but mine00:45:28
Mom said categorically again00:45:30
airlines were not flying before and00:45:31
she said no I'm on this plane00:45:33
I won’t fly any more, let’s go as you wish00:45:35
bus We take the bus and00:45:37
rich we passed through everything00:45:39
famous asienta napolis that one is very00:45:41
the large estate of Pablo Escobar who is on00:45:43
that moment in eighty-nine he00:45:45
I think he was in his catheter prison00:45:48
which he built for himself Yes00:45:50
respectively00:45:52
at that time confiscated from him00:45:55
the government is on par with us00:45:57
stop an armed post00:45:59
amount of ammunition for machine guns00:46:04
guns, everything that was around was just00:46:06
this is really some kind of military action on00:46:09
They searched everyone and said in general there was00:46:11
I was completely shocked I was little00:46:12
as a child for decades that was all00:46:13
on the contrary it was interesting but I understood00:46:16
the seriousness of this situation and so on00:46:19
we come to Medici well in principle00:46:21
We celebrated the New Year at the dacha too00:46:23
my aunt's friends have dates there by the way00:46:25
I think Marco's parents were also00:46:27
there were 66 of us at this party00:46:29
those invited were mostly there00:46:31
judges lawyers notaries of this turn00:46:33
people Yes 66 invited and 30000:46:36
300 armed guards means they have00:46:40
At dachas there is no tradition of building fences like00:46:43
see here it's always mostly open00:46:44
at most it could be some bushes or00:46:46
the trees at that dacha were simply00:46:47
thin wires accordingly Here00:46:49
she's walking along the road and you're approaching00:46:51
huge Finnish woman with a big house, very good00:46:53
everything is big there horses, this is my first time00:46:55
I saw how they slaughtered a pig and the bride00:46:58
the owner's son was Miss Colombia00:47:01
that year and she taught me to dance00:47:03
By the way, it took me 10 years to learn normally right away00:47:06
and a little bit Spanish and accordingly00:47:08
this is the number of guards Well it was simple00:47:10
necessary every 10-15 m around the perimeter00:47:13
throughout the entire territory and plus around the entire house00:47:15
there were people standing, there were two of them respectively00:47:18
or three probably just worked00:47:20
changed roughly 100 150 at a time00:47:22
man you had when the minivan itself was in00:47:24
New Year's Eve they just all went out00:47:25
around and just stood because they were very00:47:28
there was probably the possibility of an attack from00:47:31
considering that so many have gathered00:47:32
representatives of the authorities at that moment00:47:34
Pablo completely lost his mind. He wanted00:47:37
go to the Government he was given a place in00:47:39
Congress, I think he served three sessions00:47:41
or four and then just that's it00:47:44
voted against he was kicked out00:47:45
famous story about how he was the first00:47:46
since he lived in slower congress rich00:47:48
he arrives on his own plane00:47:50
arrives at the parliament building and is not00:47:53
let in because you need to go in00:47:54
tie he buys a tie from a security guard00:47:56
for 100 dollars what was it in Colombia00:47:58
unthinkable there in 88 years for 100 dollars00:48:01
buys gas only puts it on and therefore00:48:02
gas and enters his first meeting00:48:04
naturally everything goes against it because00:48:06
that everyone knows where he came from, he bribed himself00:48:08
a few supporters Yes00:48:10
some supporters who are in00:48:12
As a result, some also refused00:48:13
they even paid with their lives because they accepted00:48:15
money he had a famous expression00:48:17
cried the filling, that is, either money or00:48:20
bullet of trouble you take the money or you don't00:48:22
live yes, that is, he did not give a second00:48:24
option either you do as I want or00:48:25
you do as I want00:48:27
and accordingly then it’s just00:48:29
expelled from Congress, he became angry and00:48:31
when he started open war even more00:48:33
bloody and cruel against00:48:36
officials of the country because he00:48:37
I thought he wasn't doing anything wrong00:48:39
or nothing else What they do too00:48:41
sell the country's resources just like that00:48:43
say it in an official format and he is rude00:48:45
speaking on the illegal market how to approach it00:48:47
attitude of the people and what they were going towards00:48:49
over time after he already has00:48:52
there was so much money that they couldn't count it00:48:54
he wanted power and he wanted00:48:57
security therefore it is known too00:49:00
crown expression was prefer the grave00:49:03
in your homeland than in prison somewhere00:49:06
abroad he was a big opponent00:49:08
extradition and here he felt00:49:11
most reliable and safest00:49:12
accordingly strived for power so that00:49:14
to legitimize and somehow streamline one’s00:49:17
existence legitimize your means00:49:18
somehow even American00:49:21
intelligence services and British intelligence services and00:49:23
Israeli intelligence agencies other intelligence agencies00:49:25
did not carry out the special operation they were in00:49:28
basically when they want they can do it according to him00:49:30
destruction is only even history when he00:49:32
flew to Washington, I think yes I did00:49:34
photo tell this story Yes very much00:49:36
interesting story he was the most00:49:37
the world's most wanted man is 8800:49:40
it means they assigned him a year then00:49:42
million dollar reward and how00:49:45
FBI just makes this announcement00:49:49
then Pablo somehow sits on00:49:52
some kind of plane and that means they00:49:53
taking pictures in several places00:49:55
in front of the white house and on purpose00:49:56
newspaper so that the number can be seen00:49:59
there was Pablo Robert and his son a million00:50:03
Jefferson Monument House and Museum00:50:07
FBI and dress like gangsters00:50:12
returns back to Colombia sent00:50:14
photos to American intelligence agencies from00:50:16
the slogan that's right before your eyes00:50:19
I've just been back to your place, they say00:50:21
that he helped the poor and not only the poor00:50:24
Yes of course this is a continuation00:50:26
By the way, stories about how to get to him00:50:28
belonged to the population, two need to be taken into account00:50:32
society00:50:33
wealthy and insolvent that is00:50:36
people who had difficulties that00:50:38
lived in complete poverty, the poor people who00:50:41
he surrounded himself the most because00:50:42
They became supporters simply for00:50:45
account of money and his power and his personality would00:50:48
they were ready for anything and the prices were ready00:50:49
were to carry it proclaim it as00:50:52
Great00:50:53
the creator or there the creator for them00:50:56
problem solver He built a whole00:50:59
they didn’t put on the block, they didn’t give 2000 houses there00:51:01
poor family he sponsored a football00:51:04
teams stadiums but at the same time when00:51:06
his namesake is only Andres00:51:10
Escobar scored during one of the matches00:51:13
own goal three days later00:51:15
disappeared although he was his friend, that is00:51:17
its rigidity00:51:20
you know his behavior exactly00:51:23
gangster who is simply crazy and00:51:26
everything is allowed to him he had it00:51:28
I thought I could do everything And here are the people who00:51:31
were wealthy, knowledgeable, educated people00:51:35
with whom we saw and communicated here 8900:51:37
year, for example, they were all intimidated and00:51:42
strongly against it, not only because of fear that00:51:44
he will do something and because of everything he00:51:46
does against the backdrop of world society because00:51:49
that firstly it is a drug that00:51:51
kills and ruins people's lives secondly00:51:54
this is an opinion about the country that is 30 today00:51:58
years ago we try somehow00:52:00
cleanse or revive me even00:52:04
there is an opinion that the most famous00:52:07
three people in the world are Michael Jackson00:52:09
Michael Jordan and Pablo Escobar Yes in00:52:11
principle, wherever you go these00:52:12
three personalities will always know00:52:14
today is still being done00:52:18
it's difficult to ban the oldest00:52:21
a profession which, by the way, is here00:52:23
Essentially it turns out legalized00:52:25
doing this legally is correct00:52:28
it still exists but those are no longer there00:52:31
fears of this crime that was on00:52:33
the street is right Yes it's true00:52:37
crime is also present. The fact is00:52:39
that they are working out their ways00:52:42
functionality and functioning outside00:52:45
society That is, you can sit in00:52:49
restaurant after one in one space00:52:52
you can do it at the next table00:52:53
some well-known local anesthesia but we00:52:56
we don't know him you don't know him no one knows him00:52:58
I don’t know the owner of the restaurant knows and00:53:01
accordingly, somewhere like that00:53:02
build so that everything is fine they00:53:03
they come in large clans, they also come00:53:05
There are five or six cars there, always with00:53:08
with their mistresses or wives or00:53:11
just women of different types with their own00:53:14
the retinue, by the way, also originated very00:53:16
interesting, so cultural 1300:53:19
human or rather physical00:53:21
alternation of the human body is00:53:22
the culture of this alternation is00:53:24
artificial breasts times escavar00:53:27
people working in his matrix on the lower00:53:31
positions than he naturally has some kind of00:53:34
leaders of local production units00:53:36
or distribution units and so on00:53:38
they had such a tradition of having very00:53:41
a lot of women around you and00:53:43
accordingly they sorted out the money00:53:45
and did what they wanted with them, including00:53:48
this is plastic surgery00:53:51
popular has always been on the chest then00:53:52
they also started making impops and therefore00:53:55
Medilina is the largest number00:53:57
people with such operations that People00:53:59
because it lasts from that moment until00:54:00
today by faith among the poor00:54:03
or there are not very wealthy people about what00:54:05
adjusting, straightening your body, chest00:54:08
and ass You can get through Sveta00:54:11
some kind of solvent00:54:13
life partner or just a patron we00:54:15
with you we walk around the city center00:54:17
Midulina you say Andrey it would be00:54:20
goals Beer can be placed behind it Why00:54:23
do These are such huge different ones00:54:26
In general, I carry different men, this is appreciated00:54:29
Well, depending on how it is here, I too00:54:32
for example, talking to Colombians I00:54:34
I can often even express this out loud00:54:36
opinion in circles in which I have not yet00:54:39
know But I do it I say So00:54:42
if you lead to such things, then you00:54:45
agree that you are treated as00:54:47
animals because they produce Tem00:54:49
you have the best animal instinct00:54:50
attraction of the opposite sex to you00:54:53
is that they work for yours00:54:56
animals have some needs00:54:57
manipulation accordingly If you00:55:00
agree to this you accept to you00:55:02
roughly speaking, like an animal00:55:04
to draw on animal instinct and00:55:06
resolve your issues00:55:10
There is also a very large number here00:55:12
intelligent intelligent educated00:55:14
beautiful and unoperated girls00:55:16
a large number and they00:55:20
that is, this is also a question of some kind, apparently00:55:22
status in life and the question of origin and00:55:26
naturally a question of education00:55:30
and probably Emil decided to add more00:55:32
more contrast to your story about00:55:34
girls of easy virtue and we00:55:36
went to the colonial city00:55:37
Cartagena where you arrive by plane from00:55:39
breaks even in the evening felt the heat00:55:42
and the smell of the Caribbean is not only the sea00:55:44
but also Caribbean hospitality00:55:47
checking into the very picturesque Old00:55:49
hotel near the old town We are in this00:55:51
the oldest city with the whole gang and00:55:53
went for a walk and I'll tell you this00:55:56
honestly there are worse centers here somewhere00:55:59
foreigners mixed in the hurrying crowd00:56:01
Most of the US tourists are local00:56:03
Colombian refugees from neighboring Venezuela00:56:05
Everyone wants to sell you something, someone00:56:09
cigars someone yourself someone yourself and a friend00:56:12
someone fakes someone what I'm not00:56:14
uses someone calling you na00:56:16
dancing in the club and someone is dancing00:56:18
arranges something right on the street00:56:21
the guy starts rapping for you00:56:27
someone will brazenly ask for money like that00:56:30
the amount of debauchery in one place I00:56:32
I've never seen this, it's just a center00:56:35
all the sins besides all this here00:56:38
lots of cool restaurants and bars00:56:40
cafes and very colorful Colonial00:56:42
building street musicians ordinary people00:56:45
who will help you with all your questions00:56:47
in fact the Old Town is alive00:56:49
normal life hours until 9-10 pm00:56:52
It’s nice to just walk along it, but then00:56:54
How does a pumpkin turn into a fairy tale? Let's00:56:57
Let's forget about all this and just wake up00:57:00
early in the morning and let's go straight to listen to the whole00:57:02
family with their story What is this about?00:57:15
[music]00:57:18
[applause]00:57:29
[music]00:58:10
[music]00:58:17
[music]00:58:27
this city was originally, of course, about the first00:58:30
conquests by the Spanish crown00:58:32
Latin American continent00:58:34
1533 By the way, June 1 is international00:58:37
children's day is the same day as00:58:39
it is believed that the first one was created00:58:42
the government in Krotokhini was founded00:58:43
city From then until today too00:58:47
was subjected to a large number of all sorts00:58:49
onslaught because this is the main port00:58:51
entry Continent respectively and00:58:54
the French and the British and even the Pirates are like that00:58:58
known as Drake tried to sail and00:59:01
somehow conquer this city00:59:04
Hello today is Cartagena00:59:08
probably one of the most significant00:59:10
corners of Colombia is a resort for00:59:13
This is the place for locals and foreigners alike00:59:16
where people fly to relax at least for00:59:18
2-3 days or someone for a whole month AND00:59:21
despite the fact that there is no potato00:59:23
beautiful coastline and beaches00:59:25
within the city limits or the nearest one00:59:28
surrounded by people still come with00:59:31
the goal is to go go go to the sea00:59:32
from here there are several00:59:34
islands where the beautiful00:59:36
beach clubs have beautiful beaches00:59:38
you can get there in a variety of ways including00:59:40
boat00:59:41
a car or a combination of two but00:59:45
it's seriously worth the money yes it's worth it00:59:47
seriously money due to the fact that here00:59:49
a lot of tourists come00:59:51
Americans and so on But mostly00:59:53
Americans prices will of course adapt00:59:56
to their capabilities accordingly there are00:59:59
options to decide some or other01:00:01
tasks in a more economical way to do this01:00:04
need to have local connections and01:00:06
be already well established with them01:00:07
from renting an apartment to those01:00:11
by boat or moving from one place01:00:13
to another01:00:16
counters that is, they allow them01:00:18
freedom01:00:24
[music]01:00:33
[music]01:00:41
What do you like and dislike about01:00:45
Colombia in general and taking this opportunity01:00:48
I know that you are coming here from01:00:50
last century01:00:52
which was twirled by model Miss01:00:56
Colombia all the time So Nastya allowed01:01:00
ask to find out what kind of Colombian they are01:01:03
girls Of course it all depends01:01:06
variety social class in which01:01:08
she was born and raised but when we01:01:11
we're talking above third grade, for example01:01:14
always very religious devout01:01:17
home raised01:01:19
trying to serve their man they01:01:22
have their own opinion and are ready for it01:01:24
defend but not in some way without soil01:01:28
just a statement but some kind of dialogue01:01:32
or there are arguments that can be explained in01:01:36
life They are very cheerful and always want01:01:38
do something have fun somewhere01:01:40
travel travel01:01:41
a new world and this is still very important for them01:01:44
to be listened to and heard, that is, they01:01:47
don't want to remain unheard and01:01:49
they always try to pronounce it so that01:01:52
friends, relatives and so on knew about01:01:55
her opinion there about what she thinks about it01:01:57
how she thinks and how she wants to live01:01:59
with their lives Why do they sell themselves on01:02:01
the street is so active here we get01:02:04
such a place There are a lot of tourists these01:02:05
tourists come for specific purposes01:02:07
just create an offer Yes here it is01:02:10
here it actually works out in principle01:02:12
that a huge number of American01:02:14
tourists who come one day01:02:16
to get How can you say everything like01:02:19
as quickly as possible in one package I like01:02:22
a tourist and then a non-tourist01:02:25
How easy is it to open a bank account?01:02:28
it has become very difficult to open now01:02:31
bank account If you don't have01:02:32
some document that he gives to himself01:02:34
reason to be in the country now01:02:36
the rule changes every day they01:02:38
become more rigid later01:02:40
even after opening an account01:02:41
go through the next stage show it01:02:43
where did you get the money that came here01:02:44
you're gonna bring me through Bank Lines01:02:47
prepare all the correct documents01:02:48
pass this obstacle but it's all solvable01:02:50
a little bit of course there is some01:02:52
bureaucracy has certain advantages01:02:55
certain disadvantages such as facing01:02:57
with the immigration bureaucracy it’s the opposite for us01:02:59
I liked that everything is very fast here01:03:01
happened compared to Europe we01:03:03
have done all the documents everything is much better01:03:04
faster we just came and wrote01:03:06
they filled out some papers and gave them away01:03:08
they came and took away everything we did after Spain01:03:11
we really understood what we should do here01:03:14
much simpler I also wanted to add that01:03:17
Having lived in Medolina for two years and I already understand01:03:20
just this city's infrastructure01:03:22
Every day I see opportunities for small things01:03:25
business That is, when they ask me A01:03:27
what will we come what will we do there I01:03:29
I always say that maybe I have a job01:03:32
you won't be hired somewhere, you won't get a job01:03:34
to work but you always have01:03:36
the opportunity to open your little01:03:37
business01:03:41
[music]01:04:16
family issue colombian family01:04:19
how big is it before 1957?01:04:24
women had no right to vote at all01:04:26
Colombia bans abortion, what I think01:04:29
probably better because01:04:31
there is no way to kill someone at all, but at the same time01:04:33
a lot of small children on the streets01:04:35
who are not only from Venezuela like here01:04:37
fit uncle Give me a buy and so on01:04:40
they just sit on the street and ask for money01:04:43
I think there are some here01:04:45
influence still urine ism he most likely01:04:50
I feel me Still present And01:04:53
how do you see the Colombian family in that01:04:56
number from the point of view of different layers01:04:59
population01:05:13
academies still have aunt's uncle and01:05:17
they all gather if everyone is together01:05:18
collect something a person can get01:05:21
That is, this is a huge family and everything in between01:05:23
everyone knows perfectly well who has what01:05:26
how who got sick with what, who recovered when01:05:28
That is, this is a very important question.01:05:30
there is a downside to the family, for example01:05:33
Plato told me01:05:36
The boy came home from school and introduced himself to me01:05:39
with the boy he has a mom and dad01:05:43
There is01:05:49
there is a joke at school that children have01:05:52
who have no fathers grow up without fathers Well01:05:55
like this form01:05:57
come out01:06:00
there is also such a story here But this01:06:04
of course low level of social01:06:06
[music]01:06:09
this exists when01:06:12
husband can marry wife's sister01:06:16
give birth with her, stop giving birth to 6 children and with01:06:19
this one will give birth to six children and all together01:06:21
they will live and they also have matriarchies01:06:23
patriarchy in the family Union and respect for01:06:28
to the elders It is always present means01:06:30
says that today there may be three of them01:06:32
a quarter of parents in previous01:06:33
there were 8-10-12 generations and we know01:06:36
such families that there were 12 to 14 of them01:06:38
brothers and now they already had three each01:06:41
five children but unfortunately among young people01:06:43
which is now one by two at the best01:06:45
case the same as throughout the world here01:06:48
everything is very strongly promoted01:06:49
gender politics and it has its own01:06:52
some shade Despite the fact that people01:06:54
here, in principle, they stick to their own01:06:56
moral conditions but a little here and there01:06:59
we also see some gaps01:07:01
plus cost of living We all know that01:07:04
Today they issue mortgages for 30 years01:07:07
whereas before 10 years lies its01:07:10
apartment here accordingly01:07:12
approximately the same situation01:07:14
accordingly people think before01:07:16
have children, well those who01:07:17
educated therefore population problem01:07:20
population and social level01:07:23
population is based on education and01:07:27
here to our surprise01:07:30
education is given a lot of attention01:07:32
attention to the first books on subjects01:07:35
which our children encountered in these01:07:38
schools here they were regarding01:07:40
sex education and me honestly01:07:42
saying a little shocked at first How01:07:44
so they are still too young to talk about it01:07:46
talk but on the other hand I understand01:07:49
that they are already laying the foundation01:07:51
correct attitude and understanding01:07:53
firstly his body and secondly how is he01:07:55
manage and what happens if you01:07:57
you won't do it right, that's why here01:08:00
Of course we were pleasantly surprised that01:08:02
this is what you pay attention to too01:08:04
understand Why Because in schools01:08:05
girls get pregnant in several01:08:08
classes and maybe not even one A each01:08:11
about the tradition of marriage or01:08:15
marriages here often We do too01:08:17
we meet when the father was the head of the family01:08:20
married young01:08:33
and we studied at the same school01:08:35
junior year and he just takes me01:08:37
and makes it for herself and gives birth again with her and01:08:41
he is already over 60, which is fundamentally different01:08:44
Colombian01:08:46
mentality from you and me with skill01:08:49
rejoice the ability to enjoy life01:08:51
the ability to appreciate the fact that he has such a self01:08:55
saw01:08:57
in Hardin in Mijin and all the bar places01:09:01
just drunk Colombians01:09:05
I can drink beer or something else stronger01:09:09
for not drinking how much they drink they01:09:10
quite a lot actually beer It's01:09:13
here at all01:09:14
the stone is pouring into their city of two types even01:09:19
3 have now released a non-shooter01:09:21
imagine without sugar01:09:26
they can sit for a long time and not drink01:09:30
necessarily in large quantities but01:09:31
the effect will be very visible, that is, they01:09:34
I've never seen them become cheerful01:09:36
there's some kind of drunken brawl here or something01:09:39
showdown They drink, have fun, listen01:09:42
the music is very loud but at some point01:09:54
I very rarely see people here who01:09:57
you drank in the morning And in Spain for breakfast01:10:01
vocals wine or a bottle of beer for six months you01:10:05
come and there at any level place01:10:07
a person can drink something in the morning, but here01:10:10
they're dispensing coffee in the morning. They're here at01:10:12
work they can eat and are full of progress01:10:15
it's such a difference between holidays and traditions01:10:18
How many holidays are there?01:10:20
Mondays on which they are closed and01:10:23
What traditions do they follow? Which ones?01:10:26
You, too, have begun to comply with them.01:10:28
means reality regarding holidays01:10:30
there are a lot of holidays there in my opinion01:10:32
about 27 calendar holidays per year01:10:34
it's like many different countries if01:10:38
the holiday falls on some01:10:39
working day like Tuesday Wednesday or01:10:41
Thursday it can be combined either on Friday01:10:43
or next Monday01:10:44
accordingly, for example in June we have three01:10:47
Mondays when we don't study01:10:48
We work in December we have three Mondays01:10:50
we don’t study, it doesn’t work, and here and there01:10:52
in the middle there is periodically some kind of01:10:54
holiday plus more teachers can take01:10:56
free all day which is there two or three01:10:58
once a year, which means that01:11:01
It's been a week for you, something's going on01:11:04
regarding such holidays that were01:11:06
would be meaningful which would be01:11:08
religious, which is also very important for them01:11:09
important They Yes they are very important01:11:11
devote religious holidays to Christmas01:11:13
here it is celebrated simply but the power of it01:11:16
that there is no snow01:11:18
decoration decoration fireworks they're all01:11:22
anyway they don’t create this for us01:11:24
the feeling of the winter holiday to which we01:11:26
we got used to it, but still we too01:11:28
We are very happy and enjoying ourselves even here01:11:30
celebrated on December 1, the transition from 3001:11:32
November on December 1st is a big holiday01:11:34
Because it's here that he came01:11:37
December and the whole month is just simple01:11:38
parties all night, fireworks explode01:11:41
There is01:11:42
12 hours01:11:49
please can't sleep what should I do01:11:52
[music]01:12:01
I want to show you two more special ones01:12:04
places in potatoes let's start with local01:12:06
Market Mercado Bazurta where we are from the hotel01:12:08
By the way, uber friends went to Kuberi01:12:10
in Colombia Works properly And no01:12:13
we have problems with fraud and divorce01:12:14
there wasn’t at all So let’s dive into01:12:17
the atmosphere on the street is sultry01:12:19
Caribbean heat The sun is so hot What01:12:22
falling under it you just melt and01:12:24
your brain turns off, get into a taxi01:12:26
thank you to the person who01:12:28
to be honest, I didn’t come up with an air conditioner01:12:31
I know how you can survive here without him01:12:33
we're driving through familiar streets01:12:35
of a city we know are floating somewhere01:12:37
Dear pumps, I can see the items01:12:39
skyscrapers and somewhere beggars are looking for01:12:42
would like to get some money Well 15 local01:12:45
contrast We are approaching this place Yes01:12:48
this is truly a special place01:12:51
a kilometer from it awaits you Yes, rushing01:12:54
there is a terrible smell of fish from all sides01:12:57
which you will have to wash three times01:12:58
your t-shirt01:13:01
and I already want to go back and eat the smell01:13:04
just at maximum speed but we don’t give up and01:13:07
it’s not for nothing that such color and instant01:13:09
immersion in life I haven’t met for a long time01:13:12
Here birds hunt fish and01:13:14
put on shows for you about01:13:16
locals are busy selling everything they can01:13:18
sell goods meat fish vegetables and01:13:22
fruits Here they get manicures and get drunk01:13:24
local alcoholics give children haircuts01:13:26
seven and prepare street food getting into01:13:29
street food area you end up in a sauna where01:13:31
really 50-60 degrees but no smell01:13:35
eucalyptus and local food in this place01:13:37
they cook everything and just meat and brains and01:13:40
entrails and what lay next to01:13:42
meat and fish and very fried fish and01:13:45
triple fried fish right here01:13:47
grinds corn for cooking01:13:49
turnips - the main national dish01:13:52
which is sold absolutely everywhere instead01:13:54
of bread they cook strange soups and feed01:13:57
local girls and women grab you01:13:59
they lure you by the hands to this place for lunch01:14:03
definitely won't leave anyone indifferent01:14:09
[music]01:14:27
the second place I want for you01:14:29
show this especially the restaurant where I am01:14:31
met the owner Fabian and01:14:33
filmed an interview with him the restaurant is located in01:14:35
center of the old town Fabian himself01:14:37
most of the food is grown01:14:39
a large collection of interesting drinks01:14:42
been in one of the rooms before01:14:43
Colombian writer laureate01:14:45
Nobel Prize in Literature and friend01:14:47
Fidel Castro Gabriel Garcia Marquez01:14:51
who also wrote One Hundred Years01:14:53
Have you ever been alone in this restaurant?01:14:55
four of the richest people in the world and01:14:57
of course you are all here with me now01:15:01
made with taste and inviting01:15:02
I'm glad to meet you with a completely different card01:15:06
that our stay in this city01:15:07
ends right here leave01:15:10
pleasant01:15:20
you and I are finally flying01:15:22
Get to know the midi gin city better01:15:25
eternal spring Where our heroes and you live01:15:28
awaits complete immersion in the local01:15:30
atmosphere01:15:32
[music]01:15:39
[music]01:16:13
Why Medellin and what kind of city is it?01:16:17
this is the city that01:16:19
founded in the 17th century accordingly01:16:22
there's already a long history here01:16:24
life of mankind in this territory01:16:26
the city is located in a valley between two01:16:28
and in this valley today01:16:32
Of course there is already a very large number01:16:34
people live and a very huge city but01:16:37
when it just started it was completely01:16:38
small and people living here01:16:41
were initially associated with registration01:16:44
natural resources that were mined in01:16:47
center of the country were transported from here to01:16:49
ports of cartagena over time01:16:52
really started to develop01:16:53
The textile industry is very01:16:56
developed trade in the Antioqui region in general01:16:59
very rich in nature and resources01:17:03
human resources including01:17:06
Medilina today since mother and01:17:08
Moved here in '8601:17:09
for us we met him in 89 And01:17:12
for us, quite close family Well01:17:15
because we came here very often01:17:16
and accordingly I noticed the trajectory01:17:19
development of this city over the years since01:17:24
2000s after this whole thing passed01:17:26
tough surgery is no secret01:17:28
what was present here was very strong01:17:30
drug cartel existed worldwide01:17:33
famous Leader like Pablo Escobar city01:17:36
and a country, but basically it was a city01:17:38
right now his lair is the base where01:17:41
went through and spent all these terrible01:17:43
kidnapping activities and bombs01:17:48
explosions murders massacres01:17:51
he actually drew and created everything01:17:54
he wanted nothing to stop him and01:17:56
accordingly this left very01:17:58
a clear imprint on all people01:18:00
here I think partly what it is01:18:03
happened to people then today01:18:05
the opposite effect, that is, people who01:18:07
they have seen a lot of cruelty in their lives01:18:09
Today this world is highly valued and there is01:18:12
for example, District 13 commune in01:18:14
which was one of the epicenters01:18:16
after Escobar was killed and walked01:18:19
there was probably a division of territory01:18:22
the bloodiest scene in the whole city where01:18:25
young children young children aged01:18:28
11 12 13 years already trained to manage01:18:30
weapons and sent to death in01:18:33
fighting other cocktails or01:18:35
opposing gangs respectively01:18:37
entering this quarter with powerful forces01:18:42
army and police and special forces were able01:18:45
clear this region it was 2601:18:47
October 2003 Operation Orion01:18:49
called I think it was like this01:18:52
turning point in this life01:18:54
this quarter and city because01:18:56
proved that bandits rule here No01:18:59
will be and from that moment another went01:19:02
the wave of life in this city has begun01:19:05
no change for the better has come01:19:08
President to power at that time Alvar01:19:11
Ribi also comes from this region01:19:14
Antioquia and native of the city of Medellin on01:19:16
in fact this is the representative01:19:20
generations of society people who01:19:23
were directly affected by the activities01:19:26
anesthesia Because his father was kidnapped and01:19:29
such bandits killed him01:19:31
accordingly, he is still at a young age01:19:33
own money with friends rallied01:19:35
and they just brought militants to01:19:38
fight these bandits here for yours01:19:40
money later when he became president01:19:42
received support from the USA and they01:19:44
substantiated strengthened their strength even more01:19:46
thanks to which they were able to finish01:19:49
for example, this is the course of terrible events01:19:51
which took place in the thirteenth kamun01:19:53
they are correspondingly big changes01:19:55
led to improved standards in01:19:57
others began to build lives for people01:20:00
existential so to speak residential01:20:02
city blocks we can do more later01:20:04
see some of them Well, for example, leaving01:20:07
from the center that we are already today01:20:09
we've seen where it might not be so beautiful01:20:12
they are all so neat and tidy01:20:13
people started building neighborhoods like crazy01:20:17
the conquistadors first then according to Vlad and01:20:19
laurelis means what is the essence of the difference01:20:22
precisely in topography, that is, Coming from01:20:24
the center raises the side towards us Where we are01:20:27
where we are now it's all quite01:20:29
flat landscape whereas according to blood it01:20:32
directly the cordillera itself01:20:33
That is, everything you have is quite sharp01:20:35
angle and in principle it is believed that this01:20:38
the zone is not very seismically stable01:20:40
Although no big ones like big ones01:20:42
incidents there over the past 30 years, especially01:20:45
there was no one except where the house was not01:20:47
very well built something happened01:20:48
collapse Well, nine people were injured there01:20:51
man well this could happen where01:20:52
whatever, but basically building a city01:20:55
sleeping quarters of Laureles and01:20:58
Conquistadorization began then even more01:21:01
people began to live more calmly I don't01:21:03
I can say that they have become more01:21:04
calmly go out right there in 200301:21:07
four or five years when I arrived01:21:09
here there in the third fifth year to me01:21:11
for example, my aunt said at a traffic light if01:21:12
you drive with the windows open, then hand with01:21:15
doesn't put it out the window for hours You probably01:21:17
I noticed I don’t wear a watch at all But this01:21:18
now and before it’s just really there if01:21:21
you could wear some kind of watch01:21:22
just drive by with a machete and cut off an arm01:21:25
to pick up your watch in the nineties01:21:28
years of my aunt's friends could have been stolen01:21:31
car at a traffic light That is, if you01:21:32
drove into the wrong area, she even01:21:34
told us that I if there was anything else01:21:36
got lost by accident because it wasn't01:21:37
navigators nothing Yes And where am I just not01:21:40
I stop at red I say better01:21:41
I'll have an accident but I won't stop there01:21:43
traffic light in a place where you can01:21:45
approach at gunpoint and once01:21:47
someone tried to hack her somehow too but01:21:49
he didn't have a weapon in sight, he just01:21:51
showed as if she did that too01:21:53
That's what I said, I have it too. Get out of here.01:21:55
and left01:21:57
She's just brave01:22:00
The person behind was not allowed here01:22:03
riding a motorcycle could not be worn01:22:05
helmet they shot and killed from motorcycles01:22:08
people respectively police cameras01:22:10
should have seen who was driving behind01:22:12
law the law that the passenger on01:22:15
you can't wear a helmet on a motorcycle it wasn't01:22:18
selectively You know in all countries01:22:20
They say safety is a must01:22:22
Colombia, on the contrary, had a law stating that01:22:24
passengers on a motorcycle cannot carry01:22:26
a helmet so that if something happens they can find him01:22:29
by cameras and track for today01:22:31
the day in Colombia exists at a slower pace01:22:33
there is probably one of the most01:22:35
modern face recognition networks in01:22:37
in the city center I spoke with a company in01:22:40
in principle, we have enough with Mega too01:22:42
good relationship I've seen it like this01:22:44
it works and can actually be tracked01:22:46
a person from leaving his home to work01:22:49
there is such a tracking system but on01:22:51
today's capital01:22:53
Of course, in Antioca she lives a very stormy life01:22:58
life is a very good cultural01:23:00
scene Where people come a lot01:23:02
festival concert stage01:23:05
some wedding events People are here01:23:08
They love to walk very much They walk wide01:23:10
they have family traditions01:23:12
gather they honor their elders and01:23:16
it all creates a very pleasant01:23:19
impression of the humanity of these people and01:23:22
I want to go back to the history of the past because01:23:24
that in fact I think that Who knew01:23:26
such a great grief as to lose01:23:29
weekly nephews or nieces01:23:32
communicate with the bandits who kidnapped01:23:34
what do you think of your parents?01:23:36
people have experienced a huge amount of evil01:23:38
that today they really value it01:23:41
the good that they have and to express01:23:44
this goodness artists graffiti artists01:23:46
In the thirteenth commune they use01:23:49
one very interesting symbol is a bird01:23:51
typical Colombian hummingbird We by the way01:23:53
somewhere they have already been met today01:23:55
day and the essence of their images humming in01:23:57
what they say is that we are like caliber01:24:00
capable of this is the only bird that01:24:02
can fly back we like caliber we01:24:05
we fly back to look at history01:24:08
our block our area our01:24:10
cities of our country see her remember and01:24:13
Therefore, you will never allow it to happen again01:24:16
today, for example, here people who01:24:18
there is no stable or01:24:21
there is enough high disadvantage01:24:22
ways to apply yourself, for example01:24:24
food delivery companies and everything else01:24:27
anything very highly developed01:24:29
technology startup that01:24:30
Colombia has developed very much and they01:24:33
allow people to bike on01:24:36
scooter on foot to make deliveries but have01:24:38
some way of income if you have01:24:41
a source of income appears, you start01:24:42
already progress in another aspect01:24:44
thinking more positive and01:24:47
they are charitable in some way criminal01:24:50
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our complete immersion in life to be01:25:08
This is exactly how it goes for locals. Get to know each other01:25:11
this is Don Fernando who sells soup01:25:13
we met while walking around the city01:25:15
not far from Emil and Nastya’s house01:25:17
Imagine you just go and here01:25:19
some gentleman is pushing a cart loudly01:25:21
shouts something and stops pouring01:25:23
soup Well, how can you not meet him by the way?01:25:26
such as Don Fernando self-employed01:25:28
someone sells a lot of medallions01:25:30
flowers someone makes souvenirs someone01:25:32
someone is dancing and singing sweets01:25:34
offers you at a crossroads in the city01:25:36
you won’t get bored and you can definitely find yourself01:25:39
occupation if of course you have a desire01:25:43
that he sells it01:25:45
that's why this soup01:26:07
the man bought Yes01:26:14
he has a recording01:26:22
In general, he says everything is stable for me01:26:25
I have clients periodically for 4-5 months01:26:27
there is an increase in getting new ones01:26:29
clients, that is, apparently people eat for them01:26:31
like it try it recommend it01:26:33
start buying more01:26:34
such a drug01:26:37
Yes01:26:39
he even has a sales point of 80 approx.01:26:42
university01:26:46
23 and also cook for his wife01:26:49
who also travels this way for herself and for01:26:52
points of sale that he has at 7001:26:53
How many liters of soup every day01:26:55
for sale01:27:01
today 90 liters01:27:08
every ladle01:27:16
basically a lot of people to complement01:27:19
it turns out 2200 pesos That's like 50 cents01:27:22
he came up with this idea I came here01:27:24
when 23 years ago my level01:27:27
the teacher arrived with a break by the way01:27:28
Level of education and my knowledge and my01:27:31
age didn't allow me to find some01:27:33
a job that paid me well and01:27:35
allowed me to live, so I analyzed01:27:37
I saw that people eat a lot here01:27:39
This is exactly the Masamora soup I was thinking of01:27:41
Why not do just that?01:27:43
manufacturing and tells us simply01:27:45
lucky apparently some great luck01:27:47
good luck with my wife somehow01:27:50
met in Tula sulago this is one01:27:51
correspondent known to do not01:27:53
interview and we became known not only01:27:55
for the city, but also for the whole country, and therefore01:27:57
Business went very well for us01:27:59
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there is always life on the city streets and here01:28:19
these middle and lower middle strata01:28:22
population do their small business on01:28:24
on the street now we saw how they sell01:28:26
Mozamora is a traditional Colombian01:28:28
boiled corn soup with starch01:28:30
this is typical antioceanic food not here01:28:33
like to eat more slowly it is very important01:28:35
fact that should be noted is that01:28:36
Colombians are very clean and wash here01:28:39
streets and near every house in the morning always01:28:42
You will meet the concierge who washes01:28:44
cleans the floors and trash cans because01:28:47
there are houses01:28:48
The garbage disposal here is very monitored01:28:51
they sell flowers like this here01:28:54
bicycles arrive, carts are sold01:28:56
colored flowers flowers are not accepted here01:28:58
giving flowers here is a decoration01:29:00
home decor is also sold here01:29:03
fruits vegetables in the same way the most01:29:05
ripe delicious avocado can be bought01:29:06
always in this street vendors and pineapples01:29:09
and a very funny story when grandma01:29:11
will be able to lower the bucket on a string so that01:29:13
don't go downstairs the money and they put it down01:29:16
there fruit is the product she wants and01:29:18
she's like this, the whole thing is back01:29:19
very raises the feeders on the balconies01:29:22
look the parrots flew to the right01:29:25
look at the green, just a parrot is flying01:29:29
Of course we are in the Laurelis area01:29:32
Yes, I was still in the area in the center I was in01:29:36
area or PP01:29:38
some others and it feels like everyone01:29:42
area for a certain class of population01:29:45
depending on the income you have01:29:48
do they exist please tell me about Medellin01:29:50
how many people live here how many of them01:29:52
in which conditional class I like01:29:55
word in class Well, with what income than01:29:57
they live and how they differ from each other01:30:00
areas in general and what these people do in01:30:03
life Well look Mostly Colombia01:30:05
everywhere there is a division according to such levels01:30:07
which are you now like classes is six01:30:11
levels of life in Spanish it's called01:30:13
estratos registra this01:30:16
coefficient that calculates How01:30:18
tell the level of convenience of this or that01:30:21
residential area directly at home in01:30:24
one block may have one house from01:30:26
spending 5 using the example of another stratum 4 if01:30:29
he will not have certain amenities01:30:31
such as there is a swimming pool or 24 hour security01:30:34
or something else all these factors are they01:30:36
have a total impact on exactly that01:30:40
figures of ecstasy which will be assigned to01:30:42
this or that house by block district B01:30:45
in general they were also divided because in01:30:46
basically everything here is four five six01:30:49
here the minimum will be four here no01:30:51
no strat-3 building in others01:30:54
areas does not reach five will be two three01:30:57
four there is an area where there are only 1 2 3 Here01:31:00
respectively What they do How they live01:31:03
These people Well, if you start from the bottom, then how01:31:05
rule 1 2 3 and this is one of the things01:31:07
which also surprised us when we got there01:31:09
there's no way they'll go to these areas01:31:11
otherwise Only on purpose Because01:31:13
so you don't need it, we were surprised by that01:31:16
that they have their own inner01:31:17
microeconomics they have small01:31:20
stores that are stocked here01:31:21
center for example bears in which01:31:23
is the main commercial shops01:31:25
they bring it to their place on the mountain01:31:28
once upon a time in your little neighborhood and01:31:30
it turns out that there is a line of merchants01:31:32
who supply the people who01:31:34
make money by working on your class01:31:37
3 4 5 somewhere in the city center or01:31:39
some stores are open here01:31:41
received some kind of education maybe01:31:42
work in some call center or01:31:44
maybe they work as some kind of cleaner in01:31:47
hotel and mistresses in the clinic that is01:31:49
lower tier of service personnel01:31:51
accordingly they return their01:31:53
district or in your stratum 1-2 and there on01:31:57
earned money in the city01:31:58
support the internal micro-economy01:32:00
further 3-4 it may already be01:32:04
service staff more senior01:32:06
level, that is, reception in hotels or01:32:08
reception area in hospitals hospitals01:32:10
medical service characters and01:32:12
so on they have access to the base01:32:15
they have the opportunity to make themselves01:32:17
someone and they will also continue to support their01:32:19
microeconomics because variety 301:32:22
for example 2 and 3 they go to their stores01:32:24
Everyone buys food locally01:32:26
area, that is, the city is quite large01:32:28
population medicine officially three s01:32:30
half a million two municipalities01:32:32
who offer to him from both sides01:32:34
northern and southern in total will give more01:32:36
about two million people therefore in01:32:38
In general, we live in an area where there are about five s01:32:40
half a million people live01:32:41
respectively, all these six levels01:32:44
distributed among different01:32:46
geographical points like you right01:32:48
noticed aurelis together with poblada01:32:51
are two areas where01:32:52
concentrated more standard of living 401:32:55
5 6 even here we have level 4 it will be01:32:58
as if in a certain direction there is more a01:33:01
then the rest will be more 5-6 Here01:33:03
because this is one of the first planes01:33:06
flat ones which are after the city center01:33:08
the iconquistador was in the development of the city then01:33:11
there is a New Year's upset here too01:33:13
buildings were built immediately, necessarily with01:33:16
concierge, for example, you are my aunt01:33:19
three concierges even a person who01:33:21
so that 24 hours there was someone but now in01:33:24
connection with the changed economic01:33:26
situation and politics in general also in01:33:28
city for example They left the night01:33:31
security guard and left only daytime01:33:34
security guards installed intercoms and traffic lights01:33:37
who allow themselves with a video camera01:33:39
let or release a person from your01:33:41
apartments without going downstairs, that is01:33:43
gradually they also move away from this01:33:45
large amount of labor in01:33:47
low levels of society trying somehow01:33:50
saving some money here is great01:33:52
a foreign tone is strongly created01:33:54
society the community that comes01:33:57
or moves to live in a country from01:33:59
Directly to the city so new01:34:01
places when they open they open01:34:03
precisely from the point of view of how convenient it will be01:34:06
there for the average American01:34:08
who flew to Mendel for some01:34:10
work for months and for example this01:34:12
the place we come to see01:34:14
ordinary forging in which people are not required01:34:18
they can even pay for the table simply01:34:19
drink yourself take coffee or01:34:22
a bottle of water and sit and work01:34:24
it's practically like this here01:34:27
delicious If you want something special01:34:29
corner01:34:31
stable office01:34:34
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city of constant fun01:35:18
earnings in every place01:35:20
it is at the traffic light that they will sell you sweets01:35:23
feed you, drink coffee, work on the wheels01:35:25
they will wash the windows, but still it’s impossible01:35:27
relax01:35:32
you also need to understand what these can be01:35:35
different people are different01:35:39
give you something else or something01:35:42
pick up news regularly01:35:44
some American is dead01:35:46
Jacuzzi for drug overdose or01:35:48
something else is those who come01:35:51
there to look for adventures on the fifth01:35:54
they find the point of course and01:35:56
it doesn't always end well and01:35:58
they steal and have even learned how to01:36:00
open crypto wallets and take away01:36:04
money because you then No way01:36:06
you can return it if your phone was stolen01:36:07
money or something else somehow01:36:09
hire the police if you have one of your own01:36:11
Crypto wallet took all your money01:36:13
You can’t return them anymore and there are too many01:36:16
there's a whole investigation of Americans here01:36:17
arrange it themselves, try to remove it, find it01:36:20
these people who were robbed are here01:36:22
and this is like a large percentage of people01:36:26
women who are there according to Vlad and Parker with01:36:30
you will meet them more often, local women01:36:33
or these are women who came here with01:36:36
Venezuela because there are problems there either01:36:39
from other countries where people live more poorly01:36:41
there are, sorry, there are also locals, well, most often01:36:44
these are locals from poor areas or other01:36:46
they come here for one or two cities01:36:48
nights earn01:36:49
do their job and then they can feed01:36:52
your family01:36:53
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what an interesting message We are all gimmus01:37:00
let's continue to be children01:37:03
can you imagine just such a punk Sagima01:37:07
These are the ones most often used01:37:11
evening night entertainment01:37:14
Well, most of all it’s probably alcohol01:37:16
Vapes have also become very popular01:37:19
And if you're talking about drugs then01:37:21
local colombian they basically don't01:37:24
use a well-known product about which01:37:26
everyone immediately thought when they heard the word01:37:29
Colombia here it is considered as if01:37:31
can no longer be the curse of the nation and not01:37:35
is something like this01:37:37
way of entertainment or carrying out01:37:39
leisure They don't like these things, this one01:37:42
thing because they think it is01:37:44
bad stigma of the country's tincture here01:37:47
my prostitution is legalized Yes01:37:50
we can say that it is legalized01:37:51
almost completely although there is01:37:53
some specific nuances But in any case01:37:55
case01:37:56
they have some kind of protected rights and01:38:00
also In the basket there at Juan's where we are01:38:03
started Juan in the evening at dinner01:38:07
teasingly telling me that it was official01:38:10
is it possible for either one person or for01:38:12
one house to grow 20 bushes up to 2001:38:16
Cannabis bushes can be grown on01:38:18
every person registered in the house and01:38:21
this is considered legal volume for01:38:23
personal consumption consumption Which01:38:25
average salary of the local population01:38:27
What is considered a salary? Very good01:38:30
which Colombians strive for and how much01:38:33
those who come can earn money here01:38:35
from other countries01:38:37
The average salary here is about 4-501:38:41
million which is about 1000 dollars01:38:47
they pay well, average salary01:38:50
office worker about very large01:38:51
the company will receive up to 1000 dollars here up to 401:38:54
million01:38:55
normal minimum wage01:38:57
the minimum wage is a million is 30001:39:00
Well, less dollars even today01:39:02
day because of the course But the employee01:39:05
who has some knowledge or01:39:07
I don't know, there's also a dentist there01:39:09
they will easily earn money at the clinic01:39:10
1000 1200 1400 dollars here01:39:14
a good salary here would be around 2001:39:17
million is 4,000 dollars 3,50001:39:19
dollars this is already deducted Yes this is already01:39:22
clean hands in your hands at the end of the month for01:39:25
in order to get a work visa Of course01:39:27
the candidate must have some01:39:29
certain degree of education talents01:39:31
skills and experience today01:39:34
Colombia, for example, is actively recruiting for01:39:36
the work of people in the information sector01:39:38
we have it today01:39:40
several families moved to Colombia01:39:43
work for a large Colombian company01:39:45
companies receive good salaries and01:39:48
we live comfortably in this city01:39:50
helped with certain aspects of their01:39:52
installations here school01:39:55
there is an organization of some kind of everyday life and so on01:39:57
further means accordingly this is this01:39:59
man and career of the destiny of this01:40:01
the person is engaged in the company, that is01:40:03
if there are people interested in it01:40:05
to propose your candidacy in this01:40:08
industries then they have more chances than01:40:10
for example doctors because firstly01:40:11
there are a lot of doctors here and get01:40:13
confirm your education or medical diploma01:40:16
in another country knowing even without knowing the language01:40:18
it is very difficult accordingly01:40:21
specialties such as those that do not require01:40:23
securing a diploma because it’s clean01:40:25
work experience or cuticle can prove01:40:27
that the person is an expert in this industry01:40:29
this is certainly more today01:40:31
just it there01:40:33
workers or mid-level specialists01:40:36
professions generally do not move around01:40:38
on a work basis accordingly if01:40:41
a person develops, for example, a garage and01:40:44
works like01:40:45
Yes, working with his hands is easier for him01:40:49
open your small medium business here01:40:51
which will allow him to obtain documents01:40:54
and it has some kind of development01:40:56
competitive advantage marketers01:40:59
designers photographers01:41:01
photographers and content raiders will be able to01:41:03
find yourself or not I think so, because01:41:06
that the market is developing very rapidly01:41:07
and today new ones are coming here01:41:10
companies new players such as01:41:12
American startup companies01:41:14
European startup companies and their01:41:16
requirements and their need for01:41:18
today local stop in this01:41:21
prism they will be able to satisfy Me01:41:24
I'm interested in the issue of legalization, so first01:41:26
The first option is a Work visa when01:41:29
the company invites you you work you01:41:31
IT marketer01:41:33
most likely you are a designer and content writer01:41:36
work here you will find if you want01:41:38
come here but not work for someone01:41:41
where there is another option means two main ones01:41:43
option is to register a company01:41:45
certain authorized capital first01:41:48
the threshold today is about 3201:41:50
thousand dollars which makes it possible01:41:52
obtain a residence permit for yourself01:41:54
investo his wife and children01:41:56
minors for a period of one year01:41:59
results of the year need to provide a report on01:42:01
economic activity of the company and01:42:03
based on the results even if they are not01:42:05
very good plus or minus the first year01:42:07
make an allowance to continue for the second year01:42:09
The nuance of this residence permit is that it01:42:13
always tied to economic01:42:14
activities of this company you always01:42:16
must report every year from every01:42:18
they will update it for you a year. What if you01:42:20
you buy real estate for example Okay01:42:22
then the second order is a purchase01:42:24
real estate or first company01:42:27
justification for a company with the same01:42:29
equivalent01:42:30
starting capital fixed capital01:42:32
as well as the minimum purchase amount01:42:34
real estate01:42:36
$155,000 today01:42:38
it means you can either buy real estate01:42:41
one or more for this amount and01:42:43
show that you have them right away01:42:44
you will receive a five-year residence permit that is not01:42:46
requires no renewals immediately01:42:48
you get it for 5 years only after 5 years01:42:49
no need to renew01:42:51
give or you organize a company01:42:53
with such authorized capital and01:42:56
how do you manage this capital?01:42:57
you can buy real estate A01:43:00
you can invest it in some business01:43:01
in any case in one way or another01:43:04
Money must remain on site01:43:06
countries are monitoring how it will work01:43:09
further the company only in terms of what kind01:43:11
she will make the investment for them01:43:13
report step by step and accordingly01:43:15
obligations to create some kind of work01:43:17
background to generate some taxes and01:43:21
the outcome of these five years for the next01:43:23
extension to provide some01:43:25
positive balance So we need01:43:27
you get people who01:43:29
have a contract with some company or01:43:34
the person who pays him for some01:43:35
services which services are not related to01:43:38
work in Colombia on Colombian territory01:43:41
you don't show this service most often01:43:44
Most likely these are IT programmers01:43:46
web designers, product specialists and so on01:43:48
Project managers are01:43:49
internet marketers are possible people01:43:52
who create content content creators01:43:54
that is, translators can still work01:43:57
yes and you have some kind of contract01:43:59
no matter which country can confirm01:44:00
that there must be a monthly income of at least01:44:03
than about 700 dollars depending on01:44:05
course you do this you get a visa this01:44:08
visa for 180 days stay within01:44:11
what period during the year but first01:44:13
you can come and stay01:44:15
tourist visa Here in 90 days01:44:17
further this can extend it for another 9001:44:19
days is also a big plus01:44:21
If you come here on a tourist visa, you can01:44:24
redesign the investment program and01:44:27
opening your own company in a or b01:44:29
option and also for student01:44:31
a visa that we haven't talked about yet01:44:33
leaving the country here is a big plus for you01:44:36
I came, I saw what you liked01:44:39
we have options for example language schools01:44:40
many people don't even know the language01:44:42
It’s very logical to first sign up for01:44:44
language courses for a year pay for the course there He01:44:46
about 1200 1300 dollars01:44:51
she doesn't give you the right to work here. You01:44:54
you can calmly come and01:44:56
leave the country what are you doing01:44:58
together What does each of you do?01:45:00
how did you start it what do you need for it01:45:04
for this to work here at all We01:45:06
created a project of author's travels around01:45:07
Colombia drove through the coolest01:45:10
met some very good people01:45:12
people who really know a lot love01:45:15
their land and thought about what was needed01:45:17
share your knowledge and abilities01:45:22
with people because they started writing a lot01:45:23
I should ask on Instagram what goes where01:45:26
tips and we made this separate01:45:28
turnkey project people come to us and01:45:31
in 10-14 days they make three01:45:34
Colombia's most beautiful places01:45:36
which we know we love and we know01:45:38
exactly what they will get there01:45:41
we want to show and tell about Colombia01:45:43
around the same time we started01:45:45
people began to develop our author's tours01:45:47
write to me and ask about surgery01:45:50
medicine01:45:51
a lot of people are interested in coming here01:45:53
make teeth we have a huge amount01:45:55
population that lives in America and I01:45:57
I accompany these women for examination to01:46:02
doctors we find the right doctor I go to01:46:05
him for a consultation if a person is for01:46:06
border he send his photos01:46:07
description of what he wants I write in01:46:10
two or three clinics We are already working01:46:12
at the moment we already have doctors with01:46:13
which have been verified exactly great01:46:16
they work and I don’t need anything anymore01:46:17
search and I already know exactly who is who01:46:19
directs in general in Colombia it is very01:46:22
developed dental health since childhood01:46:24
people get vaccinated and brush their teeth four times01:46:26
per day in the shopping center after01:46:28
soldered at the food court you will see how01:46:30
there is a line of people with toothbrushes01:46:31
It is very common to brush your teeth with pastes01:46:33
Here everyone has straight teeth and even the employee01:46:36
Finnish Juana the Builder was with yesterday01:46:39
Few people here have bad braces01:46:41
they are all made with teeth here01:46:43
Wonderful01:46:44
real estate assistance in legalization Here you are01:46:47
Are you engaged or not Yes of course here01:46:50
there are certain nuances also in the industry01:46:53
real estate in Colombia is01:46:54
certain parameters that are01:46:56
such large risk factors because01:46:59
what is the law what if as a result01:47:01
some kind of investigation that may01:47:03
maybe it's been going on for a decade now01:47:05
discovered that either an apartment or a house there01:47:09
or the Earth on which this house stands01:47:12
once belonged to someone from anesthesia01:47:14
there will be a big trial and01:47:16
may even seize this property like this01:47:19
check a certain process is being done01:47:22
again by recognized experts and01:47:25
accordingly you fix it exactly01:47:26
you receive thorough confirmation from01:47:29
archives that there is no connection and then01:47:32
you can safely buy the same thing01:47:35
there is a process of going through banking01:47:36
compliance which today01:47:38
is also a definite obstacle01:47:41
so to speak on the way to acquisition01:47:43
real estate01:47:45
50 thousand dollars and buy yourself a room01:47:55
just because don't forget that in01:47:57
this country, like nowhere else, has been01:48:00
always a large amount of black cash01:48:02
what is called that is, apparently01:48:05
because I already feel and exist but it01:48:08
does not interfere with how people should live but at the same time01:48:11
time not to give them the opportunity for example01:48:12
do something there, maybe a movie for someone01:48:14
you can sponsor you know And so the bank01:48:16
you won't come, you won't put it, saying this01:48:19
this is also a company that is worldwide01:48:21
world-famous, these are places for just01:48:26
freelancers and predator they have a huge01:48:28
Thank you very much01:48:31
I was passing it when you noticed01:48:34
the first day we drove in the evening I saw01:48:35
By the way, remember we were in that01:48:38
coworking did you find out how much they cost?01:48:40
place and yes and pass from above means look01:48:44
just to work01:48:46
some common area you just have to01:48:47
order something once every hour Or01:48:49
a glass of water or a sandwich if01:48:55
some specific small area01:48:56
just for yourself it costs about 8-1001:48:59
dollars a day That's what you get there01:49:03
You also have a charger, everything is convenient and01:49:05
all that sit and talk then eat01:49:07
meeting room it may cost01:49:09
about 25 dollars a day and up01:49:12
it costs a permanent job01:49:13
about 300 dollars what are your taxes01:49:17
arise here doing what you do01:49:19
you should have been doing01:49:20
to register a company or not and which one01:49:22
In general there is taxation Yes of course01:49:24
we have registered01:49:25
company registered to operate01:49:27
any activity as well as conclusion01:49:28
partnership agreements with partners01:49:30
this is why the country always needs it01:49:33
registering a company is not very good01:49:35
It’s a complicated process, we went through it ourselves. Well01:49:37
accompaniment with lawyers to find out01:49:39
specifically about the cost01:49:41
company registration Here is only about01:49:43
one and a half thousand dollars and the period of this01:49:46
about two to three weeks and accordingly01:49:48
there is a certain number of documents that01:49:50
necessary to do this01:49:51
conditions for one foreigner five per01:49:55
work no restrictions no can01:49:58
be completely owners of one hundred01:49:59
percent itself The only thing that is01:50:01
some kind of availability obligation01:50:03
administrator who would be01:50:05
documented that is, if it is a person01:50:07
investor who currently does not have01:50:08
no residence permit here01:50:11
he cannot be an administrator himself01:50:12
your company must hire someone01:50:14
until he gets his01:50:16
documents and will be able to register himself01:50:17
what are your taxes? Well, we have taxes01:50:21
when the company works you always pay01:50:24
of course VAT on all amounts that you01:50:26
you carry out mutual settlements with clients or01:50:28
with taxes01:50:41
in Argentina in America it's just a person01:50:44
who takes01:50:46
all over the city01:50:50
We have work visas initially for 3 years01:50:53
So did we receive through the company01:50:57
Yes and then01:50:59
can be extended Okay, so we're through01:51:02
through the worker, namely, obtaining a working01:51:03
visas we went through the entire process in01:51:05
Colombian Consulate in Barcelona and here01:51:08
interesting nuance when we arrived in01:51:10
Colombia we had to based on this01:51:11
visas get a plastic card01:51:13
residence permit card in Barcelona to get01:51:15
You must request this card01:51:18
first a number of opponents to go deal01:51:20
documents number when we left in November01:51:23
he was given March to come01:51:25
provide documents and only in May01:51:28
We arrived four days later and climbed into01:51:31
We took the internet the next day01:51:34
submitted documents after six working days01:51:36
we received the cards, that is, after 1301:51:38
days when we were here we got01:51:39
cards that gave us the right01:51:41
stay here for 3 years01:51:42
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I'm sure many of you are already interested01:51:55
cost of living issue01:51:57
we are moving home to Nastya waiting for them01:52:01
whole family mom01:52:03
[music]01:52:05
three children01:52:07
our heroes and the dog Ginger01:52:11
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renting an apartment for example We live in01:52:16
laurealis in a new house with high01:52:19
ceilings01:52:20
quite a large area here is about01:52:23
135 square meters three bedrooms three with01:52:27
half a bath costs $100001:52:29
per month01:52:32
including costs for electricity, water and internet01:52:37
That is, everything is turnkey approximately01:52:39
we get 1000 dollars But this is without01:52:41
furniture without any equipment01:52:43
had to buy01:52:45
purchased in stages To date01:52:47
How much did you spend on all the furniture and everything01:52:50
equipment which01:52:51
10 dollars 10 Kitchen everything else with01:52:55
you are actually transporting it to01:52:57
Spain also has the same rules as a rule.01:52:59
you meet apartments you find an apartment01:53:02
where there is a maximum of equipped kitchens01:53:04
how much would such an apartment cost?01:53:06
Now you shoot in the same quality01:53:08
Barcelona district level two with01:53:10
half three thousand when we left01:53:12
At that time we already included Barcelona01:53:15
heating because we arrived in November01:53:16
we have been here since September01:53:28
But she's very01:53:30
here very close next to us and there them01:53:33
school including food costs about01:53:36
160-170 dollars per child per month01:53:39
we import and export and bring them ourselves01:53:41
because the ride here is very close But01:53:43
if we took transport for the child01:53:45
about 35-45 dollars a month would be more01:53:49
for transport food from us01:53:52
costs about Well, about 200 dollars per01:53:56
a week01:53:57
every time you go to the supermarket to stock up01:54:00
cart everything buy there fruits vegetables Well01:54:03
this is at least 100 dollars01:54:10
this is protein this is fruit vegetables eggs01:54:15
some drinks water01:54:17
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home is your room01:54:51
above you left Barcelona01:54:56
and you miss01:54:58
[music]01:55:00
because it's been a few years now01:55:03
back01:55:04
[music]01:55:15
[music]01:55:28
[music]01:55:45
living here everything is so beautiful here01:55:49
ugly01:55:50
also very beautiful, but I miss you very much01:55:54
by sea not enough Yes nothing is missing01:55:59
Do you like the way you are received at school?01:56:03
ok I have all my friends01:56:05
the teacher treats me very well01:56:08
they said you're a good student01:56:11
At school01:56:20
for now01:56:22
you have been living for three years three children there are two of you01:56:25
You definitely went to the doctors of this01:56:27
lived for a very long time in Barcelona Compare01:56:30
Medicine in Spain is excellent here01:56:32
here we are medicine in general There are no questions A01:56:34
I'm very attentive and really hears me01:56:37
Spain I had cases when I even01:56:38
the doctor entered into the discussion where am I01:56:40
I disagreed here, they told me directly01:56:42
definitely hear understands If I say that01:56:44
I don't want to give antibiotics Is there01:56:46
some alternatives or something else01:56:47
hides himself very much here01:56:49
I'll try to find you some01:56:51
alternative and say what is realistic if01:56:53
this is objectively necessary, that is, he will convey it01:56:55
up to you what you really need01:56:58
in this case it is a necessity but01:56:59
only us for some reason01:57:01
It's not just that everything is in a row Let's01:57:03
no antibiotics and fast enough01:57:06
no queues for us at all with this01:57:10
I'm sick, I need to see a doctor01:57:12
I'm essentially on insurance according to the plan01:57:15
got insurance instantly01:57:20
it was you will most likely call01:57:22
private clinic and insurance You have01:57:25
private is also considered That's why you're everything01:57:27
this happens in the private sector, but it01:57:29
supervised by the state That is01:57:31
in any case, all these insurances, at least they are01:57:34
private they are regulated by the government01:57:36
How much for as little as possible01:57:38
renting an apartment is generally the cheapest01:57:41
And how much will the apartment cost him?01:57:44
so big Like yours 135 m and just01:57:47
one-room apartment One plus one somewhere plus or minus01:57:50
in this area there will depend first01:57:53
from the rental period of documents that01:57:56
provides a person Yes in order to01:57:58
rent this apartment and would you like01:58:01
furnished or not these are the three main01:58:02
factor you are of course the area That is, if we01:58:05
We’re talking about how much it costs01:58:06
generally rent an apartment and live here01:58:08
even there in for example estrato-3 and on01:58:12
on the third level you can remove it there01:58:13
two-room apartment of 50 m². order01:58:16
for 200-250 dollars per month you can find01:58:18
but you will go out on the street in the evening01:58:20
you will go out into the street in the evening with01:58:22
over time if you start some01:58:24
dating that is inevitable in principle you01:58:26
you can even have a great time living there, but it’s not01:58:29
that time where we for example want to live with01:58:30
our children because you don't care01:58:31
there is some movement towards which we01:58:34
would like to avoid And then if you01:58:36
let's go up to the fourth fifth level01:58:37
for example, as well as a two-room apartment01:58:40
may rise by another dollar there01:58:42
150-200 That is approximately for01:58:44
You can withdraw 400-500 dollars or 50-6001:58:47
square two bedroom apartment here01:58:49
if you have documents, take it off01:58:52
year but again she will be naked then01:58:53
there you will need to invest01:58:54
if you want to find in such areas01:58:56
some temporary housing for 3 months01:58:57
for example, so that it is furnished01:58:59
then it could cost $600,650 Then01:59:02
yes you overpay for what you have01:59:03
furniture and how much rent do you have?01:59:05
also shorter Here's further accordingly01:59:07
we are going to apartments like ours for example01:59:10
This is the fifth in average good areas01:59:12
the sixth level is not furnished but01:59:15
smaller sizes maybe older then01:59:17
there to be 15-20 years old they can01:59:19
go too01:59:20
without furniture from 5600 to 800 and even thousands01:59:24
depending on the level of the house what is there01:59:28
safety pool and so on01:59:30
saturation So if you want the same01:59:33
furnished apartment you are always a plus01:59:34
20-30 percent on top and if you want01:59:37
for a short juice you still plus 20-3001:59:39
percent above here are more modern01:59:42
houses like for example How we live01:59:44
the cost per square meter is now about01:59:47
two thousand two hundred dollars but it begins01:59:50
she is from one and a half thousand that is House01:59:52
which was built 10 years ago01:59:55
buy for about one and a half 160001:59:59
depending on how good02:00:00
house and what kind of elevator there is and so on02:00:03
if we rise a little level02:00:06
so to speak, higher from what will happen02:00:09
modern building and there will also be a house02:00:11
saturated with a gym, a swimming pool and so on02:00:14
further Then it could go up to two there02:00:16
with half a thousand dollars for example02:00:18
square meter that in principle there are prices02:00:20
there will be some kind of penthouse with a beautiful view and02:00:23
jacuzzi then you can up to three to three with02:00:25
half a thousand will also rise But by02:00:27
actually find your segment in price02:00:31
range from 1700 to 2200 per square02:00:34
in this area it is quite possible in02:00:36
modern, fairly good housing and02:00:38
everything is fine here you can go out here02:00:40
walk the dog there are parks here02:00:42
comfortable By the way, everything is up there You02:00:45
you go, it’s always some kind of training02:00:47
there is Workout You lift up02:00:49
you go down and sometimes you even get bread02:00:52
In some areas you must travel by car02:00:53
or call delivery But delivery is here02:00:56
works very well delivery here02:00:58
works quickly any products for you02:01:00
they will deliver there is an express saver 10 minutes02:01:02
you place an order The countdown has begun02:01:04
if we haven't delivered to you in 10 minutes02:01:07
for free02:01:10
and then we decided to test the speed02:01:12
Colombian delivery results me02:01:15
I was really impressed when I signed up for the app02:01:17
We continued ordering a pack of nuts02:01:19
talk about life what do you think02:01:21
less than three minutes passed and our pack02:01:24
Oreshkov rang our doorbell No, I didn’t02:01:26
Just kidding No it's not a setup no the courier is not02:01:29
was standing under the house and a local called us02:01:32
delivery man Andreas who worked02:01:34
daily from three o'clock in the afternoon to 12 at night02:01:36
manages to make 20-30 deliveries02:01:38
while earning from 120 to 140 thousand02:01:41
per day per month this brings him almost 402:01:44
million pesos And that’s already 800 for a second02:01:48
There are a lot of clean American dollars02:01:51
True, decent pay According to locals02:01:53
by standards02:01:54
the question in cars is how much here02:01:56
expensive cars and what's with the rules?02:01:59
driving rules on the roads?02:02:01
riding culture rules deserves a star02:02:04
But in fact, let's say this when02:02:06
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somehow it was very slow-mo and the market was02:02:11
very so static and that's why we02:02:14
we bought the car cheap enough, here it is02:02:16
cost us less than 12 thousand dollars02:02:18
there's 11 and a penny for a ten year old02:02:23
and accordingly Today he grew up somewhere02:02:27
30 percent if I want it now02:02:29
sell In my condition the way it is02:02:32
Yes, I can sell it easily. Actually02:02:35
easy for02:02:37
14.500 because firstly everything is growing02:02:40
rises second supply of new02:02:42
cars have decreased greatly02:02:43
secondary market02:02:45
When you grow up, for example, she’s waiting for a new car02:02:47
changes language because she has company02:02:49
no matter if she buys leasing, but if02:02:51
it is profitable to change within 5 years and that's it02:02:54
now the car is already waiting because no02:02:56
the surcharge is very small, she pays extra02:02:57
there are about 5000 in total Get a new one02:03:00
Toyota again Corolla I would like to ask02:03:02
I’ll ask your aunt how your pension is02:03:05
he lives here with his aunt for 86 years, and then02:03:09
there are 37 years of pension will be received and02:03:11
In general, there is a pension provided here02:03:13
did she Yes of course she did she taught in02:03:15
taught physics at the University of Antioca02:03:17
and was very active in her work02:03:20
she raised a large number02:03:21
specialists We even met with02:03:23
some people in life by chance02:03:24
who were her students too02:03:26
was and accordingly she created there02:03:29
laboratories which, by the way, were blown up by people02:03:31
who didn't really like it that way02:03:32
visiting women are developing strongly02:03:35
say Here is the university of course and02:03:37
they pay a pension, she already has medical care02:03:39
insurance from the university is sufficient02:03:40
good She uses it and maybe yes she02:03:44
can live comfortably while receiving his pension02:03:46
taking into account the accumulated earnings02:03:48
which was And then this is an investment that02:03:50
she made into real estate during02:03:52
she also lived very sensibly from her work02:03:55
and managed hers wisely02:03:56
means What is our most important02:03:58
word Remind02:04:07
No, this is not the final benzionism.02:04:11
I have one place that is very02:04:13
I just want to show you this now02:04:15
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de go TP Located between towns02:04:36
elpenel and guatr and each of these02:04:39
cities consider her theirs02:04:40
attraction attracts tourists02:04:42
that's why they called the rock that way02:04:45
combining the names of cities so that no one02:04:47
it was a shame the Indians lived in these places02:04:50
they considered this rock sacred and02:04:52
they called her muharra or muharra I didn't02:04:55
I know exactly how to pronounce it But exactly02:04:57
I know that it translates as stone02:04:59
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worshiped the fish which, according to02:05:04
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✅ Мой курс по интернет-маркетингу https://para.school/internet-marketing 🔥 Оставляй заявку, сейчас действуют специальные условия Для быстрой связи: +380 50 741 16 93 Юлия (Telegram, Viber, WhatsApp) email: [email protected] 💻 Мое агентство по интернет-маркетингу https://para.agency/ Звони или пиши: +380950821652 (Виктория) email: [email protected] 🏠 контакты Асыма и ArbatHomes: Viber/WhatsApp ArbatHomes +90 530 442 42 33 сайт: https://bit.ly/3FnuXc9 канал в YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/arbathomes instagram: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Это выпуск про Колумбию, в котором мы познакомимся с экспатами Эмилем и Настей и узнаем от них множество полезной информации об этой стране. Эмиль https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Настя https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Свой рассказ ребята начнут с истории о том, что побудило их переехать из Испании и как идею выбрать Колумбию родилась благодаря утреннему кофе. Настя расскажет, как по приезду ее приятно удивила погода и цены на сервис. Также мы узнаем о том, чего нельзя делать в этой стране, а именно: ругаться, платить, не увидев товар и верить всем душещипательным историям, благодаря которым местные могут попытаться выманить у тебя денег. Затронем тему полезных ископаемых, нефти, газа, золота и изумрудов, которыми богата эта территория. И, конечно, не забудем о кофе. Мы узнаем об отношении местных к приезжим и о том, почему они с уважением относятся к тем, кто сознательно выбрал Колумбию для жизни. Будет много информации об истории Колумбии и, конечно, об ее главном «герое» - Пабло Эскобаре. О том, как он попал в парламент и был изгнан оттуда, о его умении ускользнуть от ФБР и о том, как этот человек одновременно сочетал помощь бедным и жестокое обращение с теми, кто ему не угодил. Мы узнаем, как во времена Пабло Эскобара здесь появилась мода на увеличение груди и попы, которая не проходит до сих пор. Также поговорим о колумбийских девушках и о том, что отличает их от других. Затронем тему древнейшей профессии, которая здесь легализована и узнаем, какие именно девушки работают в этой сфере. Конечно же, поговорим и о семье. В вечернее время мы побываем в центре Картахене, и сможем лично увидеть весь творящийся здесь разврат. А уже днем мы посетим рынок Mercado Bazurte и на полную окунемся в местный колорит. После рынка зайдем в ресторан, где бывали четверо самых богатых людей мира, а также писатель Габриель Гарсия Маркес. Поговорим и о социальных классах в Колумбии. Дома здесь разделены на уровни в зависимости от estrato - коэффициента удобства и «начинки» жилья. Узнаем, что собой представляют районы с низким и высоким estrato. Также обсудим, на какую работу могут рассчитывать люди из разных социальных слоев. Затронем тему заработных плат. Минимальная зарплата здесь стартует от 300 долларов, а средняя составляет около 1000. Эмиль и Настя расскажут нам о возможных вариантах для приезжих легально работать в Колумбии. Первый - это регистрация компании с определенным уставным капиталом, а второй - покупка недвижимости. Также супруги расскажут и о своей основной деятельности здесь. А именно - об авторских турах по самым живописным уголкам страны, а также о помощи в нахождении нужных врачей. В этом выпуске: 00:00 Интро 01:52 Немного моей лирики 03:48 Знакомство с Эмилем и Настей. История переезда в Колумбию 07:17 Сравнение жизни в Испании и Колумбии 11:10 Путешествие в Хардин 15:46 Первые впечатления Эмиля и Насти от Колумбии 18:13 Что приятно шокировало в Колумбии? 20:47 Как сделать переезд в Колумбию максимально комфортным? 23:25 Про компанию Arbat Homes 25:08 За чем Настя скучала после переезда? 25:50 5 «нельзя» в Колумбии 27:46 Отношение местных к приезжим 30:18 История Колумбии 36:18 Об 11 потоке курса по комплексному интернет-маркетингу в школе цифровых навыков пара 38:50 Ресурсы Колумбии 41:39 Столица «кофейного треугольника» - город Перейра 44:20 Воспоминания Эмиля о первом посещении Колумбии 46:18 Про Пабло Эскобара 53:15 О пластических операциях 55:30 Центр города Картахена 58:27 О чем этот город? 01:00:42 Колумбийские девушки 01:02:22 Открытие банковского счета. Бюрократия 01:04:16 Колумбийская семья 01:08:42 Отличия колумбийского менталитета 01:08:55 Алкоголь 01:10:17 Праздники и традиции 01:12:02 Рынок Mercado Bazurto 01:14:27 В ресторане у Фабиана 01:16:14 История города Медельин 01:25:06 Знакомство с доном Фернандо – продавцом супа 01:29:30 Разница между разными классами населения 01:35:15 Воровство, проституция, наркотики 01:38:25 Зарплаты 01:39:24 Работа для иностранцев. Визы 01:44:56 Работа Эмиля и Насти 01:49:15 Налоги 01:51:53 Расходы на жизнь в Медельине 01:54:43 Знакомство с детьми Эмиля и Насти 01:56:22 Медицина 01:57:37 Стоимость аренды и покупки квартиры 02:00:57 Доставка 02:01:54 Автомобили 02:03:01 Пенсии 02:04:07 О скале Эль-Пеньон-де-Гуатапе 02:05:17 О поиске выгодных авиабилетов и путешествий TripMyDream 02:06:19 Анонс следующих выпусков
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