Inside GALICIA | Spain's STRANGEST Region

Spain Revealed Galicia Spain - a truly magical region in northwest Spain with quite the long and fascinating history. I bring you to a small coastal villages, Muxia Spain and teach you about the people and the history of Galicia while doing so. You will be suprised by some of the facts and things that come from this unique region in Spain.
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Adventure Elliot is a bilingual travel vlogger (English and Spanish) with a particular interest in the Spanish speaking world. I enjoy taking adventures - big or small - and my goal is to show the Spanish speaking world 1 video at a time.
The goal of my channel is simple yet complex: I want to document and share authentic & educational content of anything related to Adventure Travel, Geography, & Language in the Spanish-speaking world. It's kind of a loaded topic, but it allows me to never exhaust my creative outlets. The truth is, I've always been extremely passionate about what I'm doing on my channel, but I never properly documented it when I started adventuring as a younger man in my college years. I've made over 150 KZbin videos in both English and Spanish, and I have aspirations to make 1000s more. If that sounds interesting to you, join the community and follow me along the way.. After all, we're just getting started.
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[@AdventureElliot]

How I Became FLUENT in Spanish and Moved to Spain! kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4bJkJumr5yGpZo

[@deckiedeckie]

U ain't fluent!!!

[@AdventureElliot]

@@deckiedeckie echa un ojo a mi canal de español entonces.

[@mihiec]

Hi. Amazing video! Now you should visit second European Galicia! It's region in between Poland and Ukraine. Type polish Galicia! Greetings

[@fab-infotech-solutions]

You are not as fluent as you think you are, you actually sound like a child speaking Spanish and you accent is extremely obvious you are a foreigner. ;-)

[@edgardolugo540]

Wow... This area of Galicia is very interesting to me especially the area of LUGO. My last name is LUGO and I believe that my family name originated somewhere around there. My father was born in SAN GERMÁN PUERTO RICO.( 1933-2002 ) I am a 66 year old N.Y.C. 🇵🇷 born and raised in the Bronx. My dad was had more of a TAINO INDIAN AND MY MOTHER ( 1934 - 2002 ) and was born in MARICAO, PUERTO RICO and had more of a FEATURES OF A SPANIARD. I am an American Expat living in the Philippines 🇵🇭. I married a Filipina in 2019 and my wife LOVES my SPANIARD FEATURES ( SOY BLANCO CON OJOS VERDE ). I hope to travel someday to LUGO, SPAIN someday.... Thanks for sharing Amigo, safe travels.

[@lugo_9969]

Greetings from Ireland. To all our celtic cousins

[@TheGhostPartyOfficial]

Yes

[@talyradikal]

I'm Galician and I've just cried watching this video. It makes me so emotional to think that a guy like you puts so much interest not only in our region but in our people, culture, tradition and story. Thanks for this video, it's wonderful ❤️

[@surasaad952]

Could you please tell me the exact name of these villages that he walks through in Galicia because I am writing a novel and I want to use place like this to my writing

[@talyradikal]

@@surasaad952 i wish I could but sadly I can't recognize them well, since we don't see many key places on the video. I know for sure one of them is Muxía (written like that, you could read it like moosheeah more or less), and if I remember well the video, he's leading to Finisterre (Roman name to the end of he world). Hope this can help!

[@justinbieber12373]

I miss those smells, the OCEAN the EUCALYPTUS, the smells of the forest. ❤

[@arcabuz]

Stop cutting onions while watching documentaries, perhaps it helps

[@user-lm3bp6gu5p]

Un Ourensano te saluda !!

[@adrianmartinez886]

Elliot, being a Galician man myself, you just nailed it. It sumarises perfectly people from this land, our language and customs.I was surprised how well you know abour our culture. Keep up the good work.

[@pablosg4128]

Totally agree

[@simphiwefondo]

I need your help where does the Surname Fondo there in Galatia just wana know my origin

[@Sina.575]

you are Galician ??... Man you Iberians REALLY LOOK LIKE ARABS

[@stone5578]

im 45 from The Bronx ny . and just found out my great grandfather Frank Santos is from Galicia . migrated to Puerto Rico in the 30s . my family lost touch with the family in Spain .im on a mission to find them .

[@joseluisluque449]

​@@stone5578Si, la tienes. Ven a verlo

[@Drucoya]

Galician here. The palms planted in front of the houses was, traditionaly, a symbol of a Indian house, meaning someone that went to South America and came back. I don´t think nobody in galicia likes the eucalypthos, it is an invaside specie planted by the wood industry and it destroys the natural habitat of the native trees like Carballos (oaks) and wild pine trees. Eucalipthos are also one of the reasson why there are this uncontrolable fires that we are suffering every two or three years here, including this year 2022 where they have to evacuate a town the same day I´m writting this :( The horreo had this legs so the rats do not eat the grain. You also past through a cruceiro at 5:00 which is also a tipical galician structure that historically referred to a crossroad, with the christian cross on the top because in medieval times, bandits use to lurk on the crossroads to rob people, so it was an attempt to make the road somehow protected by Jesus or something. It´s always a pleasure to have someone showing our culture and our way of living man ! Cheers

[@plusultra6199]

I know people who like the eucalypthos because they've sold them in order to make land that isn't worth much, pay for itself.

[@merricat3025]

Why would it show Indian house because went to South America? I don't understand the connection. It looks beautiful in Galicia. I would love to go there.

[@saratesouro5984]

​@@merricat3025 Because the returned emigrants were called "indianos" so they built houses like those they had in America back then, these houses are known as "Casas de indianos"

[@msdolly6101981]

Iam from India, Asia reading this. 😅 it took me sometime to understand your comment 😅

[@Jasandiz]

Because for the Spaniards who discovered America they believed they had found India, that's why native americans were called Indians, and why the Amercias were known as West Indies@@merricat3025

[@iWatchTooooMuchYoutube]

Bro, I can't thank you enough for this video. I'm Galician, and we had to stop traveling there because my Grandfather became ill with Alzheimer's Disease. I showed him this video and it brought him tears of joy hearing his home language, seeing his home country, and hearing you speak so positively of Galicia. We hope you really enjoyed your time out there, and thank you again for showing what a great place Galicia is.

[@AdventureElliot]

You have the best KZbin handle ever. Glad the video resonated with you, I’m really proud of this one

[@jiveturkeeymc]

Being from the North of Portugal this is beautiful! Love my Galician brothers! Also I love the Galician language, it’s so similar to Portuguese especially Portuguese northern accent. It sounds like Portuguese with a Spanish accent, absolutely fascinating

[@endouceurendouceur318]

/ Galician is a dialect of Portuguese Language

[@edstar83]

​​@@endouceurendouceur318 You mean Portuguese is a dialect of Galician. The language was spoken in North West Ibiera aka Galicia long before the Kingdom of Portugal was even founed.

[@MrFuckthesystem6]

No, before the Kindom of Portugal was founded people spoke Galician-Portuguese. That language over time gave way to both Galician and Portuguese@@edstar83

[@jiveturkeeymc]

@@edstar83 actually the Galician language comes from Galician-Portuguese, which spread south with the expansion of the Christian Reconquest. So we can't say that Portuguese evolved from Galician, or vice versa. There was in fact an archaic phase, during the Middle Ages, called Galician-Portuguese, which came to be the language spoken on both banks of the Minho river.

[@volebonin]

Portugal was once called Sarbia

[@lilcaldoverde]

🇵🇹Português aqui, quero visitar Galicia um dia, Galicia é a mãe de Portugal e a língua galega é muito parecida com português

[@lilcaldoverde]

@EseMota só é mais parecido com o espanhol porque os castelhanos vos obrigaram a falar à moda deles, até porque portugues e galego vieram da mesma lingua, enquanto o castelhano já é uma separação muito mais antiga

[@lilcaldoverde]

@EseMota Obrigaram sim, basta veres a história, galego foi proibido durante anos, e até sobrenomes//apelidos galegos foram alterados para parecerem mais castelhanos

[@lilcaldoverde]

@EseMota "Proibida por Francisco Franco [...] punida caso fosse falada, ensinada ou difundida. [...] o que originou a uma aquisição deficiente da língua por parte das gerações até ao final dos anos 70, quando o regime ditatorial caí e é reconhecida novamente a categoria de língua tanto ao galego como às outras línguas que se falavam em Espanha." via: Wikipedia (Em Português)

[@lilcaldoverde]

@EseMota Sim, mas lá está, sendo assim a língua perde força, e por causa disso o galego acabou por se aproximar mais do castelhano talvez nessa época, pois antes disso o galego e o português eram a mesma língua, mas o português também mudou muito de fonética depois dessa época e da independência de Portugal

[@lilcaldoverde]

@EseMota Sim, ele era galego, mas ao proibir a aprendizagem da lingua ele queria que o castelhano fosse a unica lingua da Espanha, era esse o objetivo inicial mas não funcionou

[@evitapisarme]

Thanks for this respectful view at our land: for being a traveler, NOT A TOURIST. Unfortunately, you didn't quite undesrtand the Prestige's part. The beaches were saved completely by the voluntary work of the people: local and from other regions from Spain... the governments arrived veeeeery late, they left us alone... A galician woman that actually enjoyed this video!!

[@johannaengland79]

I live in Galicia. I'm American, but Galicia is my chosen home. I love the video, but it was disappointing to hear you have so many lovely interactions with the locals, then go on to say that despite that, Galicians are known to be unfriendly compared to other Spaniards. That has not been my experience at all. As a foreigner living here, I've been humbled to tears on many occasions at the kindness, helpfulness and openness of Galegos. I love them and hate for people to believe that if they come here, they would be met with suspicion or unfriendliness.

[@tatianaschoenfield9819]

He said that they are initially reserved, not unfriendly.

[@chico_zombye]

@@tatianaschoenfield9819 We are not really that reserved, we are just too "to the point" for a lot of cultures. People think we are harsh sometimes but we just tend to not sugarcoat anything, so when someone comes and takes his time to get to the point (which is the common way of speaking in most places) it's probably going to get a "yeah, but what do you really want?" stare because tha's a suspicious way of talking here, you are hiding your true intentions (the question itself). It goes both ways for when we want to say a good thing, like the old woman who just said "Tonecho(name), this guy is lovely, come talk to him", straight to the point even when complimenting him. A simple example: "hey, do you know a place to eat?" to a complete stranger will have 100% of our atention and help. "hey, hi, I'm Lucas, I'm traveling from Vasque Country to Santiago and I'm exhausted already, would you know a place to stay and relax around here?" will have a "what do you really want?" look until the "Would you know a place to...." because we just don't use that way of comunication, it sounds suspicious to us. That's why we are famous for replying with another question. Because if things are not very clear, if we don't trust the question, we will use our own safety net which is asking to be sure.

[@tatianaschoenfield9819]

@@chico_zombye thank you for your comment. I was only responding to the above post to mention what the man in the video said. Very interesting to learn your native perspective. That’s always helpful.

[@stone5578]

@@chico_zombye im Puerto Rican from The Bronx . my great grandfather is Galician . Frank Santos , now I know why everyone calls me a asshole . lol . im always to the point not sugar coating . them def my people. . my mission is to visit the homeland and try and find my family over there .

[@GianlucaLi]

I just google the place of “Muxia”. Not far from La coruña. Watching the team’ match at Riazor is one of my dreams. Maybe this year or next year, I will make it.

[@marcosromero2732]

My Grandmother on my moms lineage was born in Galicia Ourense province in 1896 Adelaida Santiago Corizco. I have finally been able to plan a trip to her Land in 24 . I am thrilled excited to vist this special place!❤❤

[@Thalassomt2]

Dirán que los gallegos somos desconfiados, que somos raros, antiguos, y muchas cosas. Pero la hospitalidad, el respeto y la educación que tenemos nos hace grandes!!

[@aldozilli1293]

Yo soy gringo/guiri y vivi en España en Andalucia y trabajaba por unos Policias que vinieron de Galicia. Fueron muy amables, tenian otra onda que la gente local, muy humildes y simpaticos.

[@luciavillar3301]

Wow, as someone form Galicia I really appreciate how informed you were about the land, the culture, the people and the language. Amazing work. ♥️

[@poliadicto7255]

My grandparents are from Galicia. It’s an awesome and magical place. Nothing comparable with other places of Spain

[@liul]

I'd say there are plenty of places in Spain that aren't comparable with other places of Spain.

[@onnanoko777]

Maybe Asturias….. 😱🤣🤣🤣😘

[@poliadicto7255]

When I say it’s not comparable I ain’t meaning it’s better. Just different, but better in many ways too. 😂

[@Andre39814]

I'm portuguese and I was so blown away when that lady started speaking at 6:12. Honestly it's so similar to my accent that it's crazy

[@ElentirVigo]

Escribo desde Vigo (Galicia), y me ha encantado el vídeo. Me alegra ver que te ha gustado nuestra tierra, Elliot. Espero que vuelvas más veces, considérate como en tu casa.

[@AdventureElliot]

Thank you :)

[@tontacarracelas3164]

@@bezsie8518 Para escribir esta sandez, mejor no escribir nada. Tu comentario, lo que denota, es que el facha eres tú, dada tú poca educación, ignorancia e intolerancia.

[@Akenoomokoto]

@@bezsie8518 Gracias por demostrar que eres una persona con prejuicios no muy diferentes a los de los fachas que tanto te molestan.

[@JavierSanchez-dn4yn]

@@bezsie8518 Comentario fuerísima de lugar...

[@nuriacarrera5664]

@@bezsie8518 que dices si en Vigo lleva años ganando el PSOE jajajaja deberías estudiar un poco

[@armandopina8529]

So fortunate to have a grandpa like him

[@BrunoZaffo]

I am from Argentina and my grandma' s family was from Galicia. I got to go in 2011 with my dad and brother and we did the Portuguese camino de Santiago and got to go to Vilanova de Arosa, where my greatgrandparents where originally from... Galicia is so beautiful, loved your video man!

[@joanofarcxxi]

Well, Elliot, I am a Lusitanian. Now you have to go to my country if you haven't been yet. Experience thousands of years of history, delicious food, and friendly people. Like our Galician sisters and brothers. This was a very nice video.

[@JamesAlexanderJack]

Fantastic video. It's just amazing how much Galicia looks like Scotland, and how much Galician sounds like Portuguese!

[@franpfdez]

Galicians appreciate everybody who respects our land and people, and it's clear you've done it. Even more than some locals. Also, the woman in 6:50 said, this guy is lovely, it's nice to talk with him (este rapaz é encantador, dá gusto falar con el) 🥰 Greetings from Lugo

[@user-qm3hr1nq5w]

my mum was from Coruna, I love everything about this region, food, music etc I live near Cornwall and another Celtic area, beautiful ancestry, history and traditions

[@duartesilva7907]

Galiza is for me the best part of Spain, alongside Basque Country. Abraços do norte de Portugal ;)!

[@manuelortegainiguez9608]

My condolences too Elliot. You know my entire family loves you and your work here in Spain. Always with you.

[@AdventureElliot]

Thanks Manuel. Friends forever 💪🏻

[@EricSanchez]

My great-grandfather was from Galicia and it's on my bucket list to visit. Thanks for sharing your journey! 😃

[@stone5578]

mine is too . and im just finding this out at 45 years old smh .

[@dv3507]

Sincere condolences to you and your family. Your Grandpa seemed so supportive and proud of you! Thanks for sharing your journey!

[@AdventureElliot]

He was! Thanks for watching.

[@gracedomingo4935]

Always been curious about Spain. Colonized the Philippines for more than 3 centuries.

[@thephilweknow3289]

My deepest condolences to you and your entire family Elliot! Sounds like he was a wonderful person that will be truly missed! Loved the video Elliot wonderful content

[@AdventureElliot]

Thanks Phil. This was a hard one to edit but I did it in his memory. It’s surreal. A few moments after I filmed this video on the top of that mountain there, he called me on FaceTime and that was the last time I would talk to him.

[@thephilweknow3289]

@@AdventureElliot sounds like he made some wonderful memories for you, you know Elliot that’s what it’s all about!

[@gemiii3501]

@@AdventureElliot I'm so sorry!!! Eliot!!!

[@georgeskanderbeg3242]

@@AdventureElliot was he sick Or unexpected

[@AdventureElliot]

@@georgeskanderbeg3242 he was already old .. 89

[@youngvegas8115]

oh wow, I didn’t know i lived in spain strangest region 😅. Thanks for the video, even though sometimes sadly forgotten, our beloved Galicia is one of the most beautiful places in spain

[@sgallegos702]

I’ve been searching for my ancestors for years. This is the first time I feel a connection. Thank you for sharing this.

[@noelsamson876]

This is so inspiring! I wanna go to galicia. It seems magical. In fact, I'm planning a trip there soon!

[@maricarmencamina8580]

Galicia is wonderful,my earth

[@robertocb7911]

Lo siento mucho querido Elliot ☹️ seguro que tu abuelo estaría orgulloso del explorador en el que te has convertido. R.I.P.

[@HighPriestessK]

Their skies are sooo blue! I must visit Galicia...

[@ffonseca5078]

Viva a vizinha galicia saludos de montalegre Portugal

[@ottosparky]

I truly enjoyed your video. My father was born in O'Grove, located in Galicia. When I travel to visit family in O'Grove, it takes several days for my brain to decipher the Galician speech and cadence. The language is a mixture of Spanish, Portuguese and a sprinkle of French. The area is beautiful and the people are friendly, but guarded. I'm glad you touched on the dark side of paradise. We lost a cousin (over 30 years ago) to a heroin overdose. Back then, the Spanish coast was largely ignored for illicit cargo. Today most of the drugs are trafficked in larger metropolitan areas. Thanks.

[@Maya_Ruinz]

Living the dream, If I had a better grasp of Spanish and Portugese I would definitely backpack along the coast and see the lands of our ancestors.

[@luciatheron1621]

Just go. You will find your tribe as you go...

[@nursynikki]

I just did the Camino De COMPOSTELA, from Portugal (Porto), to Santiago. I walked the coastal route to the central, entered Spain through Tui. I'm 61, I did not train. It's one of the best ways to see this beautiful region

[@martinconstenlapatino7238]

thank you for show our galician country, a big huge for your grandfather,,good trip for him¡

[@xoanlueiro9973]

a truly magical nation in northwest of the peninsula iberíca (the first kingdom of Europe)

[@Chilam.]

I love the Galician language!

[@jonktuber]

Please come back, there´s so much in Galicia u can explore!

[@dxonson]

I spent close to a month on Galicia in the summer of 2017 with my girl. We're Both brazilians with fatherly grandparents that immigrated from europe (mine from austria, hers from galicia). Since we visited her great uncles there, as well as Cabo Finisterra, I was really touched by the fact that you interacted with so many elderly people on the video. Also because galego and portuguese are such similar languages. And because this greener, colder Spain was so pleasant to me. Thanks for uploading it.

[@benstone5036]

Fantastic, I lived in Galicia for 6 months in the 90’s, love it.

[@davidfernandezpena2737]

Hola Elliot, soy gallego y vivo en Madrid, me ha encantado ver como has disfrutado de mi tierra, que yo considero única en el mundo, y he visitado 63 paises a lo largo de mi vida, pero Galicia es especial, yo lo se, asi pues te felicito por el reportaje y por demostranos que también hay norteamenricanos que sienten interés y tienen conocimientos de otras culturas. Que tengas una larga vida llena de viajes por todo el mundo. Y puedes decir que has estado en la parte de Epaña más misteriosa y mística, llena de leyendas ancestrales.

[@ferbilbao6075]

Palm trees grow in the north costal areas of Spain with no problem because winters in that area are not very very cold as you mentioned, but mild.

[@seadrifter8975]

Beautiful part of spain . People are nice landscape, and fauna are pretty . Next holiday, 2024, great video, my friend

[@britishchickinusa]

we are from A Coruna my mum born in Lugo

[@taniagerpeamor642]

Im from Santiago and I thank you really for what you've shown. Thank you very much graciñas de corazón!

[@AdventureElliot]

Wow!! I’m glad a local found the video and liked it :D

[@trentlandon9033]

Never saw so empty place.. Virtually devoid of people. These villages are beautiful

[@Emy53]

Beautiful country side. I have only been to Tenerife, for family reunion, and Andalucia area...I loved it. I can't wait to return.

[@marianacaffaro]

I emigrated from Argentina, I live near Santiago de Compostela. My grandparents were from Galicia, Asturias e Italy. Now I have to move to Portugal due to the increasing taxes to self employed people. It makes me very sad, I like it here. Gallegos are very nice, reserved, but very generous

[@jewel2022now]

Love seeing all these people

[@gracimusic]

Thank you for visiting my land and describing it to the world so accurately

[@AdventureElliot]

Your welcome ❤️

[@cwolff]

We need more dedications on youtube videos. Beautiful!

[@mariofranco-gr5xo]

Thanks, Elliot! Galicia is a place where I want to visit. I understand my family name, "Franco," comes from there. Beautiful country! Keep up the great work! Mario Franco

[@AdventureElliot]

Hello Mario. Where are you from? Thanks for the tip! I have other videos from Galicia on my Spanish channel “aventurero Elliot en español”

[@mariofranco-gr5xo]

@@AdventureElliot Born in raised in San Fernando Valley, CA. Dad is from Michoacan, Mexico. Lived in Green Bay, WI (1997-2004). My kids still live there. Currently, live and work in Stuttgart, Germany. Been to Andalucia region a few times, but never to Galicia - yet.

[@AdventureElliot]

@@mariofranco-gr5xo well what a background you got. If you come to Malaga please write me.. my email is in the description section of my channel

[@theresa510mountain]

@@AdventureElliot do we find how do we find your Spanish channel? You tube?

[@grumpybarista1]

wonderful Elliot..you put your whole heart into this one...take care...

[@krishnaprassad4232]

Thank you...enjoyed your cheerful presentation and adventurous trip.

[@francefradet2116]

In South-West France a palm tree by a house meant it was owned by a Huguenot (Protestant).

[@EnriqueGomez-gp9ol]

Sorry for your loss and thank you for your lovely video about our little corner. Greetings from Coruña!

[@ldavader2704]

Loved the video Elliot. Thanks for sharing our heritage and culture!

[@bantorio6525]

@@@ ... gracias Elliot por tu trabajo ... he estado allí y hoy he vuelto a recorrer contigo aquellos parajes ... la realidad siempre ha sido una, pero ciertamente la conocemos a través de las opiniones, las crónicas y hoy los videos ... gracias nuevamente por mostrarnos esa tierra mítica gallega de donde llevo también mi carga genética ... esa Galicia eterna que gota a gota regó nuestro continente y sembró amor y prosperidad ... Viva Galicia por siempre ... !!! ... saludos de un cubano de Miami ...

[@ch1ckenphat514]

I don't hear my native tongue anymore. Being from Ezaro and away from there for so long I needed to hear this. One of the most beautiful regions of Spain.

[@Jasebha]

Not below freezing? I live in the least populated part of Galicia and I can assure you it drops well below freezing in winter quite routinely. :). Condolences for your grandfather - your work does him proud.

[@luissantiago5626]

Another master piece Elliot. Beautiful video. My condolences to you and your family.

[@thomasmcdowell9057]

Elliot, you outdid yourself on this video. One of your best. Your grandpa is surely proud of you and his spirit lives on with a grandson like you. Thanks so much.

[@AdventureElliot]

Hey Thomas, it's nice to see you again in the comment section. Thanks for your words and wathcing the video!

[@_apocalypseK9_]

Great video my man.

[@juanjobordon3533]

nice video elliot!!

[@JR-sr3es]

Thanks Elliot great video ! ❤

[@JoeBanjo88]

Brilliant travel log!

[@pyrenaea3019]

17:14 El idioma vasco es el único idioma nativo ibérico, a mucha gente no le gusta porque tiene un toque áspero, pero yo creo que eso mismo es lo que lo hace especial. Es un tesoro prerromano y una lengua aislada que nos hace falta cuidar. Siento lo de tu abuelo, yo llevo 8 años sin mi _aitona_ , me dolió mucho porque era un día muy soleado en el que volvía muy contento a casa, la noticia fue un contraste muy gris. Un saludo a mis paisanos gallegos.

[@lombingo]

Me encanta el euskera, su sonido y sobre todo los nombres propios que tenéis. Y más me gusta ir de visita de vez en cuando, como gallego me siento prácticamente como en casa.

[@johnnyguolker2276]

De hecho tiene muchas similitudes con la primera lengua hablada de este planeta, el elengoa

[@marcoslosada4654]

im from galicia and this is the best trip video ive seen because the respect and knowledge u show about our culture, language, people and history

[@miguelonelcabronazo262]

Galicia calidade que paisaje más bonito elliot

[@marcymccann901]

Great video to watch! You met great people in this beautiful place!🥰😉

[@chrisharding5783]

Brilliant vlogs. Thank you. Educational, cultural with great monologues.

[@userjuha]

Nice vid! Appreciate your personal input.

[@lisacosta3025]

This is were my family is from in Spain. They are also, from Santander.. I am enjoying all that you’ve exploring !!!

[@estilatorre8928]

Que gran esfuerzo Elliot, pero lo conseguiste💪, maravillosos paisajes gallegos y su gente, me encantó el video!! Precioso homenaje🙏❤

[@ManuSanch]

I am from galicia and i was really surprised by this video. You really did the research and it was soo cool watching you interact with our people. Thank you very much!!

[@AdventureElliot]

Your welcome Manu.. I’m glad you speak English so you understand all 3 languages spoken in the video.

[@g_g_g3]

Hola! Saludos desde Ourense, una de las ciudades de Galicia! Gracias por mostrar mi tierra.

[@GOLDESCAFLOWNE]

Excellent just fabulous!

[@enlosluceros7236]

I just discovered this video and I love everything about it, how you talked to the locals and showed the landscape. I'm from Galicia and I appreciate this video a lot. Also much respect to your grandpa, he would be proud of you 🤍

[@pavlo9799]

Hi Elliot! I'm galician too (as some other comments). Just came to say congrats, it's a real pleasure having such a nice guy comunicating our land and how good you had "studied" about the things you were gonna find here. Love your work, man. Next step: to learn galician so you can come back even better, if it was possible. By my part, here you got a new suscriber from this "magic" place

[@gemiii3501]

Que gran video Elliot!!! Que emotivo la parte final!!! Cuando se va un ser querido siempre es durisimo. Pero ellos siempre permanecen con nosotros. Mucho ánimo!!!😘😘😘

[@AdventureElliot]

Gracias Gemi! You didn't get the chance to see this part of Galicia! Next time

[@tomgose1286]

Cool video, well done.

[@davidwatts968]

So sorry to hear about your grandpa’s passing. These things are never east no matter what age someone is. Many condolences to you Elliot and your family. Manténgase seguro descansando sus pies doloridos Gracias Amigo

[@AdventureElliot]

Hey David.. Thanks for watching, take care.

[@ULURUCHANNEL]

Que buen video Elliot 👍🏼 Lo disfrutamos mucho. Galícia es especial! Nosotros también vamos a volver a hacer el camino de Santiago. Un abrazo 🤗

[@aaronzylbers]

Hello Elliot, sincere condolences to you and your family. Possibly your best video so far, Elliot. Keep it up, mate!

[@barrosopalosantos]

Gracias por este vídeo Elliot, he disfrutado mucho con tu viaje por esa maravillosa tierra de la Costa da Morte.

[@michaelahass2695]

So sorry for your grandfather. He seemed to have been an excellent rolemodel for you..and had perfectly suppoted you and your lifestyle. May he reste in peace...🙏❤ Excellent vlog, like always. Best wishes from Paris 👋😍🍀

[@princesssangel717]

I'm originally from La Coruna, Galicia Spain . The crosses that you saw in the country side are all over. They are from the Roman times. My father was from Lugo, my great grandparents and grandparents remains are. Yes, it's amazing to see the cemetery are very small and aren't under ground. Hope you also, saw the Castro's.. That are from the Celtic times. They amazing! Thank you for sharing.. 😍❤

[@davesaunders7080]

Sorry for your loss. Thanks to your videos he could follow your adventures as we all can. Soon I will be in Galicia too, Vigo and area as part of a Portugal trip.

[@PhxVanguard]

Enhorabuena Elliot! Congrats on reaching the end of the world. Condolences on your loss, as well. I love Galicia, I will be there again in March 2023. I will travel from Zaragoza to Santiago de Compostela through Ponferrada for Semana Santa. I can't wait.

[@AdventureElliot]

Hey Phx, I saw you followed me on the Spanish channel as well. That's awesome, you're the type of viewer I love for my channels. Glad you got a big trip coming - lots of time to prepare!

[@robertocapelan436]

Cool video. My family is from Galicia and I spent most of my childhood summers there. You did a nice job of capturing the curiosity and outgoing nature of Gallego's. The closer to the cities you get the more chatty people are. I've never been to Muxia, but after seeing how beautiful it is in your video, I'll have to visit next summer.

[@sarahtabassum7324]

Loved it ❤

[@fegtynpax5147]

Spains alot greener then I tought it would be. National Geographic photos make it look tan, brown. Keep up the good work friend! FROM mi

[@foresthilljack]

Galicia me encanta. Great video.

[@StuStevens-rn7rb]

Greetings from the Wilderness of NE WI!! 😊😎

[@kerryburns6041]

Lovely trip, thank you.

[@sierrapitroskiu]

Thanks for coming Elliot. Wellcome to Galicia and Muxia specially...

[@JAYNINE72]

Truly inspiring❤

[@Paco-nq5yz]

GREAT GREAT JOB THANKS FOR SHARING recuerdos desde Francia Lo siento por tu abuelo