Inside a ROMA Gypsy Village, Romania! Their SHOCKING Real Life!

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[@RomanianThrills]

We are so glad to have experienced this together, especially with such hospitable people! We truly believe that travel is about breaking barriers and stepping out of stereotypes, while keeping and open mind and enjoying the local culture of people around the world 💗 Just to clear things out, there are different estimates about the size of the total population of people with Romani ancestry in Romania, varying from 2% to 8% of the population, because many people of Romani descent do not declare themselves Roma. For example, the Council of Europe estimates that approximately 1.35 million Roma people live in Romania, a figure equivalent to almost 7% of the total population.

[@dabbleandtravel]

❤️ you guys are the best

[@claudiatalmaciu8906]

My romanian fellows, you should've planed to take them to Targu Jiu and have a mix of even much openmindness, showing them the Romanian gypsy community from there and also the Constantin Brancusi's Infinity Column, The Kiss Gate, The Table of the Silence, all of them authentic and placed into an open park, donated to his birth country by the father of the sculpture Modernism himself. Because it's not the first time I see this village/community where you took them on a yt channel. That same region was on a Spanish tv travel series called "Madrileños por el Mundo" back there in 2015, if I recall it accurately.

[@RomanianThrills]

@@claudiatalmaciu8906 Thank you for the suggestions. We sure have in plan many other beautiful places of Romania!

[@claudiatalmaciu8906]

@@RomanianThrills @@RomanianThrills Pana si un copil ar intelege despre ce e vorba. Btw, have you ever had a research on different kind of yt vlogs like the Dacians' sword, e.g? You'll see there the image/opinion about us. I, as a Romanian, I can't talk about our history, about Dacia, without some triggered o suta de comitate guy tell "dacopathy it's a psichiatric desease",but a srilankan or pakistany may say that they are Dacians, too, and nobody will block them to comment about(read it with my own eyes about half of year ago).Also, an american gypsie(or at least that's what she said) can play the great patriot paper on a video about critical race theory, the last "cool" trend over the Atlantic, and two comments later, writing that in Bucharest they voted a low against the gypsies. Saw it about a month ago but I don't comment to every stupid thing I see. At least she get the name of Romania's capital straight, not Budapest. Pana si un copil ar intelege despre ce e vorba. Of course, I had to cut the comment in two and start this one in Romanian to pass the yt list of prohibited words to use for "restpect" to others. Ha ha ha !

[@MeGustaCryptoTimes]

Call them gypsies not Roma/Romani. This caused actual "Romani" = Romanians big reputational damage around the world due to the name similarity which has nothing to do with the city of Rome or Roma (as they call it in Italian and Romanian), which inspired the country's name Romania as in a continuing Roman customs, traditions and a Romance language called Romanian. Don't perpetuate this confusion. You're causing reputational damage to your country "brand". Gypsy culture and language has ties to an Indian minority group that came to Europe from India and Pakistan. Their own language is a variation of Punjabi. Make that clear to everyone if your goal is to educate these travelers.

[@lindafaber2693]

What an experience, spending time with the people of different cultures, Molly looks really good on that dress 🥰so honest with their lifestyle💕

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for watching!

[@fiore2151]

Truly unique experience! The family you visited were so hospitable and sweet.✨🌸

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for watching ❤️

[@user-bt4oj1qk6p]

Roma people are fascinating to say the least. They are just a people at the end of the day and worth our love. Strong people to go through what they have gone through. much love to the Roma.

[@queenofthebutterflies5212]

Awww I love that family. You're so lucky to have met them. Thanks for sharing your amazing adventure. Love from Australia 🥰

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for watching!

[@rishabhkumardwivedi]

I'm from India and I'm so happy to see Roma people.

[@gheorghe836]

🤢🤢🤢

[@mariakalini4168]

So happy to see Roma people be discriminated and have no land to go to because India didn't make room for them to come back?

[@irenadamienmariah]

@@gheorghe836 how rude

[@28W293]

Yeah i also notice your smelling really bad 😢​@@gheorghe836

[@ancestralabundance]

🤎

[@sortyshorts6591]

ROMA people actually have Indian roots Roma people are from rajasthan , I visited there indian house yesterday love from INDIA ❤❤

[@ave57]

@@SavedByJesusHeimatLiebe thank you for being an extremist and promoting hate we love people like you

[@SavedByJesusHeimatLiebe]

Thank You, am half Romani from Czech, half indigenous German from Moms Side. I also love Jewish People. Thank You India for loving Israel espec. since you been so hurt from Islamism, just like we are now in Germany. Germany loves Indian Hindu People.

[@laurenrussell9869]

@@SavedByJesusHeimatLiebe Islam isn't doing anything to the Germans. Germans are by no way persecuted.

[@SavedByJesusHeimatLiebe]

@@laurenrussell9869 obviously u not living in Reality!! There has been so many People murdered and raped. Also little Boy pushed to Train Racks by ur Islamists. Now go back under ur Rock.

[@lolpol8698]

@@SavedByJesusHeimatLiebe Bro plese once in your life come India

[@milliemegel2500]

Loved your video!I'm a gypsy from.america born and raised in new jersey ,

[@zhandimitrov8039]

Congrats guys ! You enjoy East Europe so nice ! I hope that you will represent everything on your english friends, and they will se realise what they missing ! 😊Greetings feom Bulgaria ! 🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@irenadamienmariah]

Thank you for giving a chance to speak from their side

[@ceciliarodriguez7184]

What a positively enlightening video! The family, their home and hospitality was enchanting ❤. And Molly, you looked charming!!!!

[@dabbleandtravel]

Ahaha! Thank you so much ❤️

[@mikeydrop]

That was groundbreaking. Such a nice Roma family. Molly looked fantastic in the traditional dress. 😍 Matt very disappointed you didn't down the shot 😂

[@dabbleandtravel]

The shot was waaaay too strong LOL!

[@DrCharlesApoki]

I have always been fascinated by Roma people. I was so glad to meet them during my visit to Constanta Romania. Very talented people.

[@briciudiana2409]

So heartwarming to see this hardworking peoples! With tradition and keep the feeling you are welcome! Sometimes would be great to forgot the stereotypes about the gipsy peoples and enjoy the tradition. Love from Vienna 🥰

[@chriscruciat2469]

Man Now I understand that old lady There’s no way Covid can survive when someone drinks that 90 degree Palinca! 🤣

[@befreetv354]

when you drink...BULLSHIT flies away my friend! word

[@sebastianathiememorial520]

Hi, nice channel, I have gypsy friends, I'm from Romania and I have, really good people, I also have some gypsy neighbors in the block who are always polite and let me enter the door first. But we are not the country of gypsies, represents only 3 percent of the population. Beautiful video😊

[@alinb.9226]

@Dudududud Dududududu wtf hahha

[@jucipher1]

If you love nature and wildlife, don't miss the Danube Delta, you'll enjoy it!

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you! ❤️

[@richardcornel9003]

Wow... Molly, you look good wearing the traditional dress. 👍😉👍 Great video. 🙂 Cheers and stay safe. ❤

[@masterlee005]

It's not romanian traditional dress.

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you Richard ❤️

[@MarshalRedDog]

Seeing Molly in that dress… I would give 2 horses and 5 sheep to her father to marry her ;)

[@claudiatalmaciu8906]

@@dabbleandtravel I saw you don't like book stores, like Carturesti in Bucharest, so I find the way to introduce you the father of Modernism in sculpture, Constantin Brancusi. A peasants' son who created The Infinity Column, The Kiss Gate, The Table of Silence, Mademoiselle Pogany and so much more. Don't expect you to know who George Enescu, nor Dinu Lipatti were &not to mention Míhai Eminescu, the equivalent of Shackespeare in UK. Take a look at the next two videos&after the hammers-limos and the motorcade of high class, at taking pictures into the park, you'll see in the backstage some kind of "stick". Well, that kind of "stick" it's The Infinity Column. In the second video link, you'll see the same moment of photocall, but between the pilars of The Kiss Gate. Enjoy the "ride", cause the images are speaking for themselves. The Infinity Column - Ver "NUNTA ANDREI SI OLESIA 2019 TG JIU 7" en KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGm1ZWmJpNFqfKs The Kiss Gate - Ver "NUNTA ALEX SI ALISA 2019 TG JIU 4" en KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2moiItvmL6fbdE

[@luciamateipopescu9965]

It is for that part of Romania!

[@thepasstimevideos7195]

hello there i am from india and lots of love for my brothers and sisters from india the ROMA people and they have indian genomes hence they have great potential to give lot of contributions to the society meaning if well educated,. they would become the backbone of economy for the respective country, they have indian genomes would be very fast and in studies, and work, please educate them WORLD giving them opportunities to study in schools, colleges. You have an asset to make your economy strong and it would be stable.

[@dyawr]

They *do* have those opportunities, especially within EU - but really all over the West. However things are not that simple & old mentalities need to change on both sides, tbh..

[@Sean-qy1ex]

If india wishes to help Romani India needs to understand how the Rama think and do things they need to contact it’s leaders the krist companya there elders to help established them to make better communication and connections across the world

[@JoinMyTrip.]

It's really nice to see these places But anyway, you guys are amazing! ❤️🔥

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you ❤️👌🏼

[@JoinMyTrip.]

@@dabbleandtravel pleasure is mine ❤️

[@stephencarter9385]

I assume that Roma get associated with Romania because of the similar name but in fact Romania have one of the smallest Roma communities in Eastern Europe with around 2% (not 12% as you said) of their population.

[@masterlee005]

Actually true

[@worldchistory]

Actually 0.6%. Check wikipedia.

[@alexadinu3433]

1.7%gypsy in Romania and not 2%⚠️⚠️⚠️

[@CataVlad21]

I doubt we only have around 2% Roma population. Probably between 5-10%, ever with how many already migrated west! The "problem" is the honest, hard working ones like these lovely representatives seem to be a minority amongst the general Roma population. 150+ years since education became free in Romania and most of them still reject it and end up doing all sorts of illegal activities for a living... But we do love their culture and their food! They really get less and less hate than they once did, fortunately!

[@alexadinu3433]

@@CataVlad21 BRO YOU ARE DIZINFORMATED..CECK WILKIPADIA THEY SAI IT'S AROUN 3%IN TOTAL OF POPULATION OF GYPSY (NOT ROMA).TODAY ROMANIA HAVE A POPULATION OF GYPSY 1.7%-2.0%.

[@kq1777]

Thanks for showing us a different side than what's usually in the news.

[@vishaalsharma4]

Thanks for the video👍 God bless roma people. Love from Bharat❤

[@nathaljatrobels8536]

Loving it its my roots and learnt al those things from my loving grandma gods have her soul❤

[@lilitunoirrr2601]

As someone whos roma - and my family have moved to Australia to escape. Thank you so much! 😭

[@dabbleandtravel]

🥰❤️

[@kassrripples3659]

I am also from Australia… my ancestors on my fathers side were of Prussian descent… it’s interesting to trace back through genetic records to connect birth lines. I am aware of some Bosnian, Romanian, Lithuanian and Bulgarian families in Australia, in particular around Melbourne.

[@Sean-qy1ex]

Rama ppl are quite fascinating they Ben threw so much tragedy all over the world and they still kept there culture alive

[@matildamaher1505]

How wonderful of them, they are so family oriented and even their dress is so colourful.

[@dabbleandtravel]

They really are! Thanks for watching!

[@tuneinwithtrixie359]

As an English Romany gypsy I adore this video it's amazing to see people more in touch with their traditions that most of the UK gypsies have sadly lost x

[@CarlCoulson-nz9yq]

I agree but like you we are passionate about the true worth of roma people to the world.

[@annai6393]

In many countries in the region, "little" is a term of endearment or indicates a younger generation. It is not a reference to the height or physical size of a person. Hence not an insult, so to say. In former Yugoslavia, older cousin might call the younger cousin "mali."

[@Moving_Encyclopedia]

❤ from India to our Ancestors

[@ritikpandey204]

Indias are ancestor not they.

[@rosk.wilburn5847]

What a bunch of weirdos😂

[@GoldieDawn]

​@@rosk.wilburn5847Nash ya divvi. x

[@stefanescuandrei89]

These are not the gypsies that you see on tv that do all the bad stuff aroud Europe, they are actually humble, hard working people, but we have plenty of the bad kind around here :)

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for your comment!

[@streettravelxxi]

Nah this is just a gypsy family that does tours of culture. It’s not the gypsies who live in the slums/ghetto

[@annahilda3579]

You have plenty of people of all backgrounds that do good and bad things. No one is inherently bad or good, you have people with learned behaviors, who adapt to their surroundings and are taught how to survive generation after generation :)

[@imspring3033]

Poate in loc sa clasificam oamenii dupa buni sau rai ar trebui sa constientizam ce se afla la radacina anumitor comportamente dar ca romani suntem oricum foarte spalati pe creier deci e mult mai simplu sa punem etichete si sa ne doare in pla.

[@gajahmada9539]

The so called romani/gypsies are actually indian origin prople they are marginalised by white skin europeans racist people

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thanks for this wonderful video.

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@dabbleandtravel 😀

[@bethwondrely4371]

Thank you so much for doing this documentary. I love Gypsy culture and so many are either fake, or biased.

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for watching!

[@mega002bf]

Great video, I've subscribed! I'm glad you touched this topic, since almost all the v loggers visiting Romania won't go anywhere near it. On the other hand, your scope for this video was to stop misconceptions. You created another one. I'm sure that one in 8/9 people you've seen in Romania are not of Roma ethnicity. Cannot wait for your next video, but please mind the details.

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you so much ❤️❤️

[@claudiatalmaciu8906]

@@dabbleandtravel 😂😂😂 Enjoy this poor, opressed wedding, of course a Kanal D tv(turkish television) production. "Se striga darul (23.06.2018) - Nunta secolului cu elicopter si limuzina! Sezon 4, Ep 5" en KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioSYko2nqcmtprM

[@zberteoc]

The Roma/Gypsy people were actually brought to Europe, most of them, by the Ottomans as their Empire stretched from Europe to as far as India in the East. So that started about 700 years ago not 1500. They may have started enter Europe as early as X century with the migration of Avars, Magyar, Pecenegs but is uncertain. Yes, they were used as slaves by the boyars but they were freed starting around XIX centuries.

[@imspring3033]

Yes they were used as slaves and owned by the state and church for half a millenium. They were sold, tortured, murdered and raped for 5 0 0 years.

[@chickflickangel]

This is so lovely, I love watching videos on gypsy culture 💕

[@ccinSFfruitloop]

You mean child brides, controlling women, and all sorts of horrible things? Yeah uh huh…

[@Irishtraveler353]

great video guys thanks for sharing

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for watching!

[@Irishtraveler353]

@@dabbleandtravel I always watch you guys thanks for all ur hard work editing molly

[@dabbleandtravel]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kartikshandilya4251]

Romani community people who left india around many years ago during invasion of muslim emperor in northern india then they emigrated to europe through middle east route to romania,bulgaria,austria,southern russia, France,italy,etc today romani people are having better life than indian people .i love their dances,traditional dresses,etc even their features are little bit similiar to north indian haryanvi rajasthani banjaras dresses and dances .i wish if i could able to visit romania to see there culture and be a part of it .there facial features are little bit similiar to north indian people .

[@Saffron.Aerowyn_07]

Hey guys...this particular video deserves RICK STEVES STAMP OF APPROVAL...he says immersion in a different culture is the whole reason for travel...you guys nailed it...well done. 🔥🌍💼👣

[@dabbleandtravel]

Ahhh you’re too kind! Thank you ❤️

[@ssr5041]

Our brother blood connected....love from india❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🧡💚💜💙💛

[@justjulie304]

What a fantastic experience! Reminded me of visiting a chicken farmer in Kenya, they invited us in for lunch. What a hospitable and interesting people!

[@dabbleandtravel]

Wow that sounds interesting! We had a great time❤️

[@adityabhushan6892]

Roma people have origin in North India around 1000 years back. Efforts are going on in India to recognise them as minorities of national origin.

[@dyawr]

They haven't been recognized already? 🤔

[@velu1671]

Northindian vedic gypsies are from uzbekistan central Asia. So you are not indian 🤔 😒 🙄 😑 😏.

[@AmanDixit1994]

​@@dyawr Already recognised india gov roma and sinti community

[@dyawr]

@@AmanDixit1994 Glad to hear that! Does it mean the Roma people can get Indian citinzenship more easily than unrelated foreigners?

[@LusioEcarts]

Big thumbs up for Molly wearing that traditional dress. 👍

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks!

[@aimeeleroux5105]

Brilliant thank you for making this video! Love and light x

[@dabbleandtravel]

You are so welcome!

[@Rocky-dm7bi]

They our blood our people should be protected where ever they are ..I am Proud Hindu Nepali living in Canada.🚩♥️

[@chandraprasad1549]

They never look like Indian 😂 nor our blood

[@Rocky-dm7bi]

@@chandraprasad1549 do tamils gujaratis look same?

[@GulshanBajgai55]

​​@@chandraprasad1549your blood? No one has your blood How come indians started giving blood to others , We were never a blood donor remember that, we've always been blood receiver from others

[@gipsymelody1268]

sorry but no... we are christians and was always and will be always...

[@rikboswell]

@@gipsymelody1268 if your talking about us roma then no most of us are not just christians ,muslim,hindu

[@adeelraiz8172]

God bless you and your family

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you ❤️

[@vangienavarro7303]

She's so charming enjoying dancing😀😀😀😊

[@dabbleandtravel]

❤️🙏🏻

[@pedrozatravel]

Very interesting video, thank you for sharing

[@dabbleandtravel]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!

[@zjarr6279]

Molly looked good, I think Matt might move to an Eastern European countryside and have her dress in folk costumes.

[@dabbleandtravel]

Yes !!!!! We might have to make this happen! Ahahaha

[@biancakat9786]

thank you for making my country and culture look better!

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for watching!

[@simonchilvers3942]

Oh wow what a fantastic experience and finally finally......Matt is beaten by a Palinka lol OMG Vlad is a beast to down that drink in one ,,did you see his moves lol.All this dancing i think Strictly may be calling lol x

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for watching, his dancing was defo one to remember 🤣❤️

[@r2601]

Vlad and Matt are completely right...is about integration and acceptance of all of us. There is no perfect human being or nation in the world. I supposed not being perfect but trying to accept eachother that tends to reach perfection......all nations in the world trying to leave together and to learn the lessons of the past. Amazing video... .truly congrats

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@dragao_ro]

I've been following your Romania playlist, great stuff overall. Kudos for this one, totally unexpected 👍

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks so much!

[@rahulsingh-oq2mp]

Love and good wishes from india may you all get a happy and wealthy life ahed

[@IrinaIonzxcv]

Why is everyone glaring over the marriage of their 11 year old daughter to the neighbour? That's still illegal, as it should be according to Romanian law. This tradition was valid not just for rroma, but for multiple communities from 1800s and forth. You had the marriage markets all over Europe back in the day, with women that would stop being in their prime by the time they were 18. We have all grown, have understood about human rights, but somehow for the rroma people - "oh, it's just tradition". This is not ok. Child marriage is not ok! No matter how hospitable they are!

[@vinros0120]

De ce vă băgați în tradițiile noastre, când vreodată ne-am bagat peste tradițiile vostre? Oricum vom fi mai mulți decât voi

[@dyawr]

So very true!👍

[@worldchistory]

That s not true, my friend, 12% is the total of the minority. From the total, the bigest percent are the hungarians...about 6%, and the rroms are only 0,6%. :)

[@dabbleandtravel]

It was just the poll we found online! Thanks for clearing it up!

[@SUNNYB0Y]

@@dabbleandtravel - c'mon man... this isnt true... they are 2 to 3%... The biggest minority in Romania are Hungarians with around 6% and you say the gipsies are 12%? :( this is misinformation :(

[@crislaus]

@@dabbleandtravel omg, where did you get your information from!? 🤔

[@sasho888prm]

262,501 gypsies in Romania according to Wikipedia (1.5%)

[@befreetv354]

@@dabbleandtravel and nowadays REALLY...that no is shrinking...most of them we ,,borrow,, to you, western countries...keep them safe there...wink wink ! L M A O

[@dimphinapereira1502]

Absolutely spectacular awesome😍🥰❤😘

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@MissMimimimi]

Very beautiful culture, thank you for showing the truth about Romani people. Their dresses are stunnng too!

[@davidemuresan1002]

bro that is not true that gypsies are over 10% :)))) yeah is a cool experience to get in touch with communities over the globe to learn about their culture etc

[@Zdamaneta]

According to latest estimates it's Bulgaria with 10.32%, North Macedonia 9.59%, Slovakia 9.17%, Romania 8.32%, Serbia 8.18%, Hungary 7.05%...

[@davidemuresan1002]

@@Zdamaneta dude the whole minority in that country

[@bubbles01529]

@@gufflut8967 The whole minority in Romania is 8.32%. That means: Hungarians, Gypsies, turks, russians, syrians etc. Actually the gypsies in Romania it's a small comunity. Hungarians are more than gypsies-like 5-6% from 8.32%

[@Crazysonicccc]

Romani gypsy ppl are very friendly loving family ppl ❤

[@georgevuta4047]

rroma people are about 2.5% acording to statistics,i don't know where you got the 12 percent figure...

[@Zdamaneta]

That's the census from 2011 but many don't declare themselves gypsies, same for other countries, so according to latest estimates it's Bulgaria with 10.32%, North Macedonia 9.59%, Slovakia 9.17%, Romania 8.32%, Serbia 8.18%, Hungary 7.05%...

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for clearing this up!

[@sorinpopa1442]

@@dabbleandtravel U should edit this video also , to clarify that "little" huge missed detail :)) Probably every people that never visited this country will really believe what u said at that point.

[@wouldnt_you_like_to_know]

@@Zdamaneta according to who’s estimates? Are you hearing yourself ? If they don’t declare themselves as gypsies how do you count them? Officially they are 3 percent of the population. That makes them 600 hundred thousands. Are you telling me that 1.2 millions of them don’t declare themselves as such? Based on what ? 8.3 percent? This is complete BS. that makes almost 1 in 10 people that you see on the street to be gypsy. Do you have that feeling walking on the street ? Don’t start with “yeah but they live mostly in remote villages” because it is not true and you know why. You can double the official estimate which will be around 5 percent, but don’t come here spreading BS with 9%.

[@Zdamaneta]

@@wouldnt_you_like_to_know Depends on what you count as gypsy? If for you a gypsy must look straight dravidian or punjabi dressed in colored clothes like in this video than yeah you won't notice them as much but there are many gypsies who are integrated or mixed but you can still notice their indian phenotypes... many of them declare themselves romanians, examples such as Andra, Marius Lacatus, Ilie Dumitrescu...

[@starlink58]

That's where the master masons were at work when they made such a handsome brick wall😂😂

[@danielagutoaia3234]

Hi, Very Good distractive very good and Beautiful Country it's Romania ❤❤❤❤🌼😘😎

[@audhumbla6927]

amazing video

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you!

[@donschroeder5194]

This is kind of like going to an Amish country village here in the states. Try out a true gypsy ghetto. You’ll have a VERY different experience (not necessarily a “bad” experience but sad one most likely).. This family is a group of lucky ones.

[@imspring3033]

Yes… Romani people were enslaved in Romania for 500 years yet nobody ever mentions that.

[@dyawr]

@@imspring3033 Not only in Romania, why don't u mention *that?* They were a discriminated, enslaved or enserfed group all over Europe. Like many other people. 🤨

[@gipsymelody1268]

not really but mostly in ROMANIA!!! more correctly in wallencia and moldova!!! rest in other places yes they still was discriminated in later mostly after ottoman wars... but nothing like in romania!!! romania even nowdays treat with the gypsies like shit... @@dyawr

[@gipsymelody1268]

and suddenly how they actually working pretty hard when they have chance... it's strange right? :S

[@dyawr]

@@gipsymelody1268 That is not true. The Roma arrived in the pre-romania provinces only after the Ottomans came, and through them. They were already an enslaved ppl. But there are records of Roma being sold in other countries as well, or deported to the collonies & declared illegal in some other European countries. And in Transylvania they were enslaved as well, which was under the Austro-Hungarians.

[@manivalencialdjjni6257]

They are indian

[@muhammaduddin9268]

Of course! But kicked out of India because of bad behaviour.

[@user-bt4oj1qk6p]

Not entirely

[@user-bt4oj1qk6p]

But beautiful

[@mariapop2289]

Please next time make a video with gipsy population from England .

[@dabbleandtravel]

🥰

[@ashwanikumar6889]

Very good your vlogs I like this Roma people indian roots ❤️🇮🇳

[@theantihumanproject1581]

As a hungarian who lives in romania i can tell these are not the type of gypsys who do all those crimes,

[@BullSit482]

Make me see them in a different light, and im Romanian, and u guys are what we need in this world

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you!

[@morrigansmaiden]

I commend you for trying to clear up the lazy man's steretype of Roma peoples--many people would still have a bad opinion of them, but you show them to be just as human as the rest of us: caring for their families, working and trying to make a living, taking care of themselves, and having fun in life.

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for watching ❤️

[@anonymousleigh8125]

Because we are 😅

[@bittoochatterjee2661]

The Craft work being done by these Roma Gypsy Is Exactly the same way still done in India. We have The Same Artistic Handicraft cottage Industry . This type of Finish is also known as Hammered Finish. Arranged Marriages still followed very strictly in Our Indian Culture Too

[@flintwestwood3596]

In the movie Van Helsing (starring Hugh Jackman) they show the Romanian countryside looking very gothic and gray and the Carpathian mountains look absolutely imposing and scary. The shots in several videos here on KZbin on Romania though doesn't look anything like that. Much of it actually looks peaceful and pastoral. I know movies are movies and not real, but the contrast has taken me by surprise.

[@dyawr]

Well, ofc lol. It's a *Hollywood* movie, meant to tell a fantasy story... Albania & the West Balkans doesn't look like the movie 'Taken' either. And New Zealand doesn't look like Avatar... anyway, I may have to watch that movie again (or maybe for the first time 🤔) - I didn't realise it was filmed in Romania.

[@flintwestwood3596]

@@dyawr Yeah, Van Helsing (the Hugh Jackman picture from the early 2000s) supposedly takes place in Romania which is where Van Helsing, the titular character fights with Dracula after he himself becomes infected from a werewolf. In the flick, there's a prophecy that only a werewolf can kill Dracula and prevent him from taking over the world with his vampire brides which is the main scheme Van Helsing's trying to prevent in that movie.

[@dyawr]

@@flintwestwood3596 Aah ok, I checked & even though the storyline is set to take place in Transylvania (Romania) & Budapest (Hungary) - the *actual* filming, was done in Czech Republic (which has a lot more Gothic architecture, I think 🤔): 《 _"The vast sets, built in _*_Los Angeles,_*_ are astonishing but the ever-present CGI - not so much. _*_Location filming_*_ was around the _*_Czech capital_*_ of _*_Prague,_*_ standing in, not only for ‘Paris’, but for ‘Budapest’ and, of course, ‘Transylvania’ - the country to which Van Helsing is despatched by the Vatican._ _The ‘Parisian’ square below 'Notre Dame Cathedral' into which the crudely cartoonish Mr Hyde (Robbie Coltrane) plunges is recognisably Staroměstské náměstí _*_(the Old Town Square) of Prague._* _The ‘Transylvanian’ village, in which Van Helsing encounters Anna Valerious (Kate Beckinsale) and Dracula's flying, but nipple-less, brides, was built in front of Kunratice Chateau on K Libusi in at Kunratice U Prahy, _*_on the outskirts of southern Prague._*_ The site has since been redeveloped into shops and a car park._ _The forest clearing, in which Anna and her brother Velkan Valerious (Will Kemp) unsuccessfully attempt to trap a werewolf, is Průhonice Park, the grounds of the _*_Botanical Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences,_*_ housed in the restored 13th century chateau of Průhonice. The park (but not the castle), at the _*_south-eastern edge of Prague,_*_ is open to the public._ _Further out is the interior of the Valerious family home, which the massive interior of a 15th century fortress in the _*_Medieval town of Tabor,_*_ 55 miles _*_south of Prague._*_ In Tabor, you can also see the 'rundown' little theatre bought by Eisenheim (Edward Norton) in Neil Burger's 2006 "The Illusionist"._ _To the east, toward _*_Brno_*_ [city in Czechia], is ‘Castle Frankenstein’. Embellished with maybe just a little CGI, it’s Hrad Pernstejn _*_(Pernstejn Castle),_*_ about 20 miles _*_northwest of Brno_*_ in the Moravian highlands. The castle was damaged by fire in April 2005, and is currently being restored."_ 》 This message is getting long. Part 2 👇

[@dyawr]

@@flintwestwood3596 《 _"The werewolf attack on the improbably inflammable coach was filmed in the forest at _*_Srbsko-Alkazar,_*_ a former limestone quarry in the Berounka River Valley between Karlstein and Beroun, _*_southwest of Prague,_*_ and a popular rock-climbing spot._ _There was supposedly filming at the picturesque town of _*_Cesky Krumlov,_*_ a couple of hundred miles to the _*_south of Prague,_*_ which features in "Hostel" and "The Illusionist", but there's little evidence of this in the film._ _In _*_Prague itself,_*_ the ‘Budapest’ street, where Van Helsing agrees to trade Frankenstein’s monster for Anna, and receives an invite to the Count’s ball, is beneath the Mala Strana end of Karluv Most, _*_the Charles Bridge_*_ (also featured in "Mission: Impossible" and "XXX")._ _Dracula’s summer palace, site of the lavish masquerade, is the extravagantly baroque interior of the 1761 Kostel sv. Mikuláše _*_(St Nicholas Church [in Prague]),_*_ Malostranské náměstí, Malá Strana. The location fee seems to have come in useful - the huge church is currently (Summer 2017) undergoing extensive renovation of its murals._ _The palace graveyard, where the Frankenstein monster is temporarily hidden, is the Olšany hrbitovy _*_(Olsanske Cemetery [in Prague])_*_ seen also in "From Hell", "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" and "Dungeons and Dragons"._ _It's back to _*_California_*_ for the ending. Anna’s funeral pyre is on the bluffs overlooking the Pacific at - where else? - _*_Palos Verdes, south LA;_*_ and the final shot of Helsing and Carl riding off into the sunset is at _*_Piru, north of LA."_* - Movie-Locations, 'Van Helsing | 2004' 》 So, none of this movie actually came close to Romania with its footage... 🤷‍♀️

[@chickflickangel]

molly you're so lovely I loved what you said at the end 💕

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you ❤️

[@Hotrodgypsy]

I'm absolutely in love with your video It's really nice to See my people betrayed in a proper light My family came to the United States to escape the persecution of our people and hungryMaybe now that you guys have had this experience you can push your comfort zoneAnd maybe seek out some Some more impoverished gypsy areas so you can get the real feelOf how are people are treated throughout Europe And by the way next time bottoms up take that shot I'm definitely a new subscriber can't wait to see what you guys have in store through your journeys

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for watching!

[@starart7]

Like my father, he fixes things and in the morning you hear hammers and nails and he goes with carts and repairs things from the garbage, and he likes to collect things

[@Kim-of8og]

Wow cool!

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks Kim!

[@ttamn92]

We forget that up until about 60 to 75 years ago marriage at an age that we now consider too young was commonplace and the waiting on older ages to get married is only really possible because of the longer lifespan we generally have now but remember that it was not uncommon for the men to die as early as their early 40's or in fact mid thirties was commonplace in the western world until around the 1700's so people had to start a family early then and don't forget how often deaths during childbirth were for both the mother and baby ...was a very different world folks

[@dabbleandtravel]

Agreed!

[@vladtheimpalerjohn2210]

They migrated from India centuries ago in Europe people from Europe must not confuse these gypsies with Romanians (white Caucasians Europeans)

[@dominicgregorio9913]

good video , but the truth is the gipsys are divided in a sort of casts , they differ between each other but not in the essence. those gipsys you visited are called Gabor gipsys

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for watching!

[@dominicgregorio9913]

@@dabbleandtravel you welcome , both of you are really cool. I'm not sure what's on your agenda but I think is worth visiting the Danube Delta , is something unique in landscape and lifestyle. wish you all the best and to many many many nice videos like this 👍

[@madalintranca3314]

Big LIKE wow

[@SoferAmator]

Nice video, well done. The girls look beautiful in those dresses!

[@dabbleandtravel]

❤️❤️

[@davidedavid2010]

Thats was so cute whith the „bachtalo phurea“ thats means whis you re lucky yuo granny

[@dabbleandtravel]

🥰🥰

[@SendMoreParamedics13]

I definitely understand why you guys would want to have this experience- it would be incredibly interesting. That being said..the whole arranged child marriage thing is messed up- cultural or otherwise. No matter where it is in the world- an 11 year old is not capable of consenting to marriage. I travel all over as well. I get that you're trying to be impartial, and respectful towards their traditions and culture- but that doesn't make it any less terrible.

[@claudiatalmaciu8906]

As a matter of fact, don't know where or who gave them those infos. They sound like wikipedia. The gypsies, ours included, migrated from India, Pakistan to what we call Europe, today, at the same time with the expanding Otoman Empire. There for, arround 1435 with the fall of The Byzantine Roman Empire, not "about 1500 years ago", as said on the video. Second, since the gypsies had apeared, they were just as misstreated by the tataric or otoman invasions as the locals. Or do you(the travelers) think that when invaded the otomans took to their harems based on citizenship? Not only during the nazis were having problems, but they don't mention that during the commies they had their gold confiscated and after '89 Romanian state gave it back, just as they did with all the private properties confiscated to Romanians, too. During the comunist time, the gypsies were the only ones able to travel and sell things freely all around the country and after the Berlin Wall, they were the first to travel to European countries. The Romanians doesn't "hate" them, but those that are breaking the low, which are pretty much the same like any other gang(you tell me how from living on social security in any other european country, wich many are, you can own a Lamborghini, for example). The shoking thing, tough, is hearing Molly saying that it proves that getting married with 14 years old it works!!!!!!! And that makes me wonder what type of game it's taking place. Is somebody trying to prove that the English grooming gangs were ok, or what??(btw, the modern gypsies aren't geting married with 14, since their king, emperor-in Romania yes, they had both king and emperor- decided that 18 is the Romanian legal age for becoming adult, there for, the same age should aply to them as Romanian citizens as well.

[@imspring3033]

@@claudiatalmaciu8906 As a matter of fact, ai uitat sa mentionezi ala jumate de mileniu de sclavie in Tara Romaneasca, sauuu….

[@imspring3033]

Romani ppl were not mistreated the same way that other locals were. Romani people were ENSLAVED for 500 years in Romania and they were owned by the state and the church. They were sold, their babies were sold, they were tortured and murdered, in chains, they were raped, for half a millenium yet nobody ever mentions that. Romania is a deeply racist country, incapable to ever acknowledge their history and horrific past. A lot of Romani people don’t even know their own history.

[@dyawr]

@@imspring3033 What the hell are you talking about? They were enslaved *all over Europe* dear - the british deported them to the US, few centuries ago. *Nowadays* other countries in Central-Eastern Europe (and not only) are *much* more adverse to the Romani than Romanians - especially *Hungary* where many people actually call *Romanians* (as a nation) "gypsies", showing their use of the word as a *slur.* ❗In fact, your xenophobia against Romanians probably *also* stems from the Romanian gypsies u saw begging on the street corners of ur country - but instead of dumping it on the ethnicity, *you dump it on a whole country* & a different ethnic group (the Romanians). That is, if you're not Hυηgarian or smth & just traditionally hateful towards Romanians - which often happens btw. 🙂

[@dyawr]

@@imspring3033 And *by the way,* those were *feudal* times - where most of the Romanians themselves were *Serfs* (like most people in Europe), which is a position just *a little* higher than slavery. So sod off mate.

[@milinkovic-au]

At the end of the video…pretty sure you just got married to a Gypsy gentleman :)

[@TheKoolblu]

We're these Roma Kalderesh ? So many groups of Roma . Interesting people

[@loudadovia7363]

It's been a long while since I saw but I think they were Gabor.

[@Adore11]

Their face structure and motif of their dress definitely come from south Asia.

[@Sibert_]

So that's what's made with all the stolen copper powerlines!

[@alexlentler9568]

I am actually from that area and know lots of gypsies. You must have told them in advance that you are coming with good intentions and will show their lives in a good light, otherwise things would have been different

[@nedskiechannel3892]

Wow Molly your stunning that’s costume that’s fantastic wow wow wow I’m glad you guys you a wonderful time so wonderful by the way I have my co worker before came from that country she get married at 12 because she said that’s their tradition but anyway you guys have fantastic adventures I’m so happy and Molly your looking good that’s custom beautiful that’s awesome guttural nice Matt too dancing well that’s beautiful adventures 🥰🥰🥰💖💖💖👏👏👏

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you for watching always ❤️💗💗

[@claudiatalmaciu8906]

😏 tell that of married at 12 years old to the Romanian European Comissioner for the gypsie minority who order to the Romanian gypsies that marriages ought to be done from 18 years old, the legaly adult age in Romania. Here you have his daughter's wedding.⤵ "Bulibaşa Ferdinand Stănescu, comisar european pe problemele rromilor, şi-a măritat fata" en KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYmmdJR3a7pkjcU

[@dyawr]

Child marriage is a problem actually.

[@aliwooz913]

It's amazing how many similarities there are with many ethnicities. I myself am Albanian and we share many superstitions like the Romany do. For example. Crossing the path of a black cat is bad luck. Can't clip your nails on certain days Can't cut a baby's hair until after their 1st birthday, for them it might he 2nd birthday not sure When we leave for long trips like the country etc you need to throw water and rice out the front door. Much much more

[@p.hombrero7731]

Cool 👍😂🌹❤️

[@dabbleandtravel]

❤️

[@lupac3193]

You do like to live dangerously :D Just kidding, they are mostly harmless... (the ones that stick with their traditions and crafts)

[@dabbleandtravel]

It was a great experience!

[@OURCOUNTRY_503]

Just Come To India and See The Banjara Community Roma Community and Banjaras From India Both Community Are Same Share Same Culture, Language and Traditional Dressings 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❤❤❤❤

[@ankit00734]

Lov from india

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks!

[@meiyusiadeputra1525]

Noroc sanatate🔥😎

[@Aitorma_Debbarma]

Very nice video

[@santoshghare8944]

Romani bronze pot marking are indian style and same pot marking

[@andreak4502]

I grew up in a former communist country, where we had gipsy communities nearby. As a child, I had vitnessed many many times, how gipsy men treated their women...horrible. I can never forget how a gipsy woman went to fetch her husband from a bar with five kids in a tow.. The husband came out from the bar, drunk and started beating up his wife, who was pregnant. He was not just hitting her, but also kicking her in her stomach several times. As they married so young, they had usually 10-14 children before they turned forty. I know this documentary is trying to show the best, but it's not real.

[@lilromanianchicka4916]

This was my dad.. I grew up in that shitty culture. I left Romania at 14.. soo glad. I just went to visit. It was hard to see where I came from. Talking to some family that still live w that mentality.

[@mariusnegrean2872]

Very nice !