MASSIVE Abandoned Spanish Palace | Everything Left Behind for Decades!

[@Wildflower-ue8qm]

What an amazing huge palace. This home is simply marvelous. And please do not EVER apologize for making your videos to long. Way to many explorers hurry through their videos just to rush and get on to the next ones. Makes the fans wondering what all we didn't see. It is like not receiving the last half of your meal and desert. Left wondering what was left behind and not feeling satisfied. These type of explorers are into quantity of videos, not the quality. I do not give a thumbs up on hurried videos. You guys are certainly at the top of my favorite Explorers. I do not care if your videos are 3 hours long. Just as long as I see everything. 😊 you for actually taking the time to show us everything. I feel full after watching your videos. You guys rock.

[@barbaraperrin-cabrer2145]

Hello. The rooms downstairs were for house staff. The inside balcony is named galería we used To play in it drink coffee and have the merienda. The Shields are fake just to play or to be used in processions. All the gold and valuables have been stolen during civil War in 1936.

[@binimike7398]

You ever lived there?

[@Sandra-ww6oz]

Wow I am intrigued Barbara - did you live there at some stage? Would love to hear your story❤️🐨🇦🇺

[@dhay6173]

@Barbar Perrin-Cabrer Are you talking about this palace because you lived in it) or about palaces in general in Spain?

[@Monix139]

Estaba viendo el video y pensé lo mismo. Los escudos, lanzas, la corona de espinas, las sandalias tipo romano deben haberse usado para representar el Viacrucis en Semana Santa, es en abril.

[@ПоварЛапшин]

Мы пришли и просто уйдем..,.

[@virginiaeckley3047]

I can imagine how beautiful that palace was back in the day....Very Sad to see such beauty go to waste

[@EstherK06]

Not only is it fascinating to see an abandoned place of this age. But it’s even more interesting to see one from a different continent. I’m impressed with how respectful you are at each location and please continue to do what you do!

[@ladyaly864]

You took me back to my childhood years and the grand homes of the times...I can see my grandfather carving the wood to repair that broken chair and my grandmother meticulously cleaning every corner of the place...I grew up with my paternal grandparents, because of my traveling parents...Wish I were invited to help in the renovation of this wonderful palace...I would love to repair and re hand paint the walls...I can also blind stitch the textiles...Thanks to my grandparents...Thank you for the short video...😍...I believe the helmets and the shields are part of a family of "Costaleros" or one of the fraternities that put on the "Holy Week" recreations of Christ Crucifixion...An honor indeed...Many blessings to you and yours...🙏😘❤🌹

[@maryjoward2107]

Music scroll, self playing piano.

[@bonniefoerster8526]

Hi my name is Bonnie and I am 77 years Young I live in salt lake City Utah I find your videos so interesting you're so sad but beautiful it's amazing to see how beautiful people lived in the past and some of the stuff is so preserved thank you for showing how people lived a long time ago I never respect you show for their things is amazing I truly enjoy each and every video stay healthy and well God bless you both 💜

[@775juju]

I’ve got to admit you guys are the most respectful explorers I’ve ever watched, you have such passion for what you do and you bring it to your viewers hence why I love to watch you lots , your excellent at what you do 💕💕💕

[@ellenclontes1339]

Yes love watch these guys

[@ninarez6100]

Одно слово. Грусть Как жаль, что даже такие Великолепие когда то Кончается. Тоскливо от таких просмотров. Создателям видимо спасибо После просмотров сплошные раздумья о жизни.Что такое НАША жизнь ?

[@vallikrupp6254]

I had a player piano that ran on vacuum .they would hook our vacuum cleaner up to it and it played those scrolls of music

[@bettywhitley8458]

I didn’t mind that the video was long. There was so much to see and you did a great job of showing us things that we would never get to see otherwise. So I thank you for sharing your exploration adventures with us. I love how respectful you are. I was glad to hear that you are studying a profession in the medical field. So very proud of you! Love your videos!

[@Thishandleisalreadytaken12345]

I love how respectful and sensitive you are to different people s culture, life style and memories.

[@Quark.Lepton]

Maureno made a comment about the length of the video, but I wish they were so much longer. This video could be 12 hours long and I would enjoy every minute of it so much! I wish you can show more details of the paintings and artwork and the unique items original to these homes and castles that will never be seen again after the homes are finally destroyed. Not only are your videos brilliant and enjoyable, they also do the world a great service by helping to archive these places for history before these amazing places completely vanish for all time!

[@dianafrancisco9689]

What blows me away is how some rooms were kept so pristine! With beds made and walls perfect with so much decaying through out so much more .. it made me nearly cry

[@binimike7398]

Yeah...i cry too

[@rosacandido4005]

Bom dia meninos. Que maravilha pode entrar no túnel do tempo com vocês ,esse cuidado amor com as mansões com os objetivos me fascina. Vídeo longo??...pra mim não importa o que realmente importa é o trabalho atencioso que nos mostram. Amo móveis, cadeira tudo..tudo nesse vídeo é incrível. Coisas que eu nunca vi como o piano de rolo. Depois começo a ler os maravilhosos comentários e aprendo mais um pouco. Obrigada ao vídeo maravilhoso e tb os maravilhosos comentários. Florianópolis S.C Brasil 💌💌💌

[@amore1056]

I’m Filipino in origin seeing this magnificent Mansion once owned by Molina Family . Lived and married a Filipino is a great honor . Power on and thank you xxx. To add my comments the Spaniards ruled the Philippines for 300 years . Spanish has a big influence in our customs and cultures

[@tatochip]

Wow! Great find! You two are so cute together...never an unkind word. You always seem to cherish what you find. I love the long videos. It’s great when you lead the way through the property and give a good perspective of the layout. I also enjoy when you find something you don’t recognize...like those old piano rolls....makes me feel really old when I know what they are. I hope Remon decides to continue To explore because I love your interaction.

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts]

That place was nothing short of spectacular. I'm absolutely blown away by it. Thank you for sharing this gem with us. WOW

[@joycesmith4599]

Absolutely amazing!! Do not apologize for long video , we get to see so much more that way! I have watched other channels that go so fast they make me dizzy!! You do a fantastic job!!!

[@katsnell8593]

Not only do you show us these magnificent buildings but take us back in time. This building is stunning. I watched it 2 times each time seeing more.

[@melissabaldwin3278]

I love the old pictures of the people . Try to imagine their lives there. That metal light fixture in the hall was beautiful. And I love love love all the dark wood.

[@mynumberones]

I was trying to figure out what type of wood it might be? thats a cool worthwhile observation youve made there thanks I will keep my eyes on that in the next Explomo journey.

[@kenbritton8227]

The art work of people scenes say volumes to me. I would love to have a look at the one over the wine barrel but it couldn't even be freeze framed because it was glossed over. 1:14:00.

[@barbaragravely920]

Spain is 1 of my heritage! German, Ireland, French, Poland and so on. With these videos? I"m learning alot and I personaly want to thank you . I was never told which side my family was on in the wars. Happy Holidays Merry Christmas, Happy new year 2021-2022. Again God Bless you all for making these lives come alive and taking care of hidden treasures as you would if they were your own.12-30-2021

[@tcan4959]

I nearly choked when I saw how long this video was going to be. But I watched every minute. This was definitely worth the time. I love Spanish influences. I’m from south Louisiana. One of the countries that had possession of us was Spain. There are many French and Spanish influences down here. One of my best friends is a descendant of Spanish Royalty. Great one guys. Keep up the great work

[@rizalietorrente7302]

Same as my country... colonized by Spain during 1800’s. That’s why my great grandparents has a half of Spanish blood. Oh! What a very colorful history... anyways, I loved this video ❤️

[@884belle]

You are really stars, young gentlemen. Thank you so much for your enormous, meticulous dedication to this many hours of exploration a beautiful castle. Also thanks for exploring all the places shown with culture and respect and not destroying the artifacts. 👍🤝

[@romonajones702]

That was just WOW! Could you imagine knowing what live was like in the hightimes of this beautiful place. You guys walk thru history. Remons eyes when he found the shield in the dining room were awestruck! Priceless to see. Thank you both.

[@bettykiser2611]

It is so sad that these homes go to Disrepair. The families probably have no money for upkeep. I am so glad that you guys bring these to us for viewing. I always think how they were years ago. Beautiful and full of happy times. You respect these places as if they are full of life and families! Thank you for being so respectful to all the places you explore. I wish I had money to help you with your journey’s. I wish that I could go on your trips. Stay safe and be careful. Thank you for sharing all the videos.

[@mynumberones]

"Forgotten Walls' what a beautiful expression Maureno! such a well researched narrative into the family of this home this Spanish Palace, you have honoured their memories. I missed the broadcast but captured the renaisance and the wonder of it all. Impressive stuff!!!. Priceless artifacts!

[@CristinaGarcia-um5rb]

Se llama partitura de un piano pianola,se mete dentro de una caja qué lleva el piano y se mueven las teclas como si lo tocaras 🤩

[@cristinacardozo7211]

Me emociono demasiado ??? Cuando veo esto desperdiciado En total abandono

[@cristinacardozo7211]

Qqqq maravilla ..me imajino alguien sonando algo de betthobbennn ...sueño yo despierta en ese salon

[@Quark.Lepton]

Maureno has so many beautiful expressions he uses!

[@joycethorpe6402]

You guys are so professional in what you do. I've watched others but no one can compare to.you. Please stay safe. Looking forward to my next journey. 🙏😘

[@lisaess]

Wow wow wow!! One of my most fave videos in all my years of watching various explorers. I loved the fact you took great care and respect and actually showed us great details. I find alot of younger explorers dont have much appreciation for the finer details and will just quickly go through a room. I dont even have the words for how amazing this place is, thank you!

[@nancychavez5952]

The book from the 1800s is for a tradition where following the death of a person, his or his loved ones and friends gather every evening for 9 days to pray as intercession in the acceptance of the soul into heaven. The page you opened it to was the prayer for day 9. Its called el Novenario .This tradition is still followed in the Mexican community, not sure about in other parts of the world.

[@billgreen1861]

The prayer service is called a "Novena" I remember from my childhood days.

[@marcont1756]

Central and south America too

[@lheypndn7528]

also in the philippines..

[@CFL641]

All so in a few other groups of people is this part of a death wake and in Jewish tradition, But back in 1800 Everyone had a wake in part, just the way it was, family and friends sat with the body nearby, outside, and talked and cried and remembered the person.

[@nerycabayao5291]

It became a tradition in the Philippines until now that we pray the novena for nine days as an intercession for the soul of the departed members of the family before and after it was interred.

[@idabohan]

You two are fortunate to be able to explore the places like this you film. So much history to observe. It is such a great window into the lives people lived. I think it is a very interesting and fun way to add that kind of education to your life experiences! Thank you for sharing your explorations!

[@grandmacarla4258]

I don't even know where to start!! The palace held so many treasures; the stained glass, the beautifully hand painted trim, the lovely flooring, the wonderful furniture. I wish I could have been there the 8 hours! Actually, it would have to be at least 8 days. Even after 30 years, the beds that were covered with vinyl would probably be good for a few nights. I got so excited for Remon when he found the spear and shield! Just looking at the amount of helmets, shields, the wooden sword I'd say that they participated in a Passion Play ~ a reenactment of the Passion of Christ.. Thank you so much for this "above and beyond" video. I loved it. And I loved that Explomo was able to thoroughly film the palace as it will probably stay as is until it collapses. Sad thing. May you 2021 bring you much happiness, health and wonderful new experiences and lots of abandoned places.

[@willyegger4488]

Hi Grandma Carla, Wonderful comment, I enjoyed reading and agree to every word you wrote down! - Wishing you also a very happy new year 2021, full of joy, good health and less scares as we had to face in 2020. - Stay safe and take care. - Lots of blessings, peace and kindest regards from cold and snowy Switzerland.

[@mandyread6580]

You have to remember that when these places were built, ppl had to travel days to visit and would be invited to stay for awhile so they needed all the extra bedrooms! Also before birth control ppl ended up on average more children than families typically have today! Also the staff needed rooms as well! I love these places you visit & I especially love that you don't take anything or move anything while you are visiting them! The respect & the admiration you have for the history is beyond wonderful! Thank you for sharing your experience!

[@laurapiedrahita686]

I literally cannot get enough of these videos. Absolutely spectacular, and makes me want to join in on the research and discovery.

[@eileengalatte8505]

A reminder you can’t take anything with you, you come into this world with nothing and you go out with nothing. You young men did a wonderful job.

[@cristinacardozo7211]

Cuando se ve q esta llegando la muerte....no abandonen tanta riqueza ...den Donennnnn ..regalen .mo se llevaran nada al otro mundo..en vez de dejar q todo se pudraaaa carajooooooo😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈

[@kennethd7048]

Hey there guys.. so I was thinking about the crown of thorns you found and I noticed the purple robe and the shields and helmets. I think that they are costumes from a "passion play"

[@toocutepuppies6535]

That's what I thought too. It's also why all that "armor" is so poorly made. Those helmets and shields would never survive a battle!

[@nifldaanzig]

They are stage props for sure. The spear for example is unwieldy and the spearhead wasn't secured to the pole. If you lifted a real piece of armour in those rooms, you'ld need more strenght to pick it up.

[@gerrycrisostomo6571]

That is exactly what I'm thinking and I'm so glad to tell you guys that the passion plays are still being performed here in the Philippines every Lenten season. The spears and shields are worn by persons who depict the Roman empire soldiers that crucified Jesus and the purple robe is worn by the one acting Jesus. So glad to know that they are also doing it in Spain. Love from the Philippines.

[@ThePixilator]

Hi Kenneth, I'm sure you're right about this. Good catch!

[@ignaciopenalva8085]

the shields and helmets are for a representation in theatre of the passion of christ ja ja ja you thinks that are authentics .

[@barbaragravely920]

It is never BORING when your video these majestic Homes and palaces. WE ALL like to look at all the decals in hallways and bedrooms along with kitchens it is so fascinating to see thru your videos it gives me a greater chance to feel what and how they lived back in time . Mold can get you sick so be careful guys take care of your health its more important then dieing from mold spores.I care for you 2! 12-30-2021

[@cowpercoles1194]

The helmets, shields, sandals, robes, crown of thorns, etc. all look like costumes used to put on a passion play about the death of Jesus.

[@ursulazanussi6139]

Exactly. The purple color is very representantive

[@svet.lemehova]

In such houses, separate rooms have always been made for various visiting guests. In addition, a servant could live in the houses, because there are so many bedrooms

[@pejo620]

Not only one servant, but at that time in Spain, to mantain such a big house, they had for sure at least 4 or 5 servants, (a cook, a couple of maids, a coachman and probably a butler/housekeeper and a laundry lady, and probably even a child/teenage servant to play and take care of the kids)

[@TonyDeConcini]

The roll of paper is for a PLAYER PIANO and those holes in the paper are mechanically triggering the right keys on the keyboard of the piano. Often electric but in the old days they were mechanically wound up like a music box and it played the roll of paper to play the tunes on the piano.

[@y077er]

Actually, the piano beside the music roll had a space with a music roll in it, surprised the guys didn't spot it.

[@constancehiggins9768]

Called a pianola

[@jennifersimmons5926]

I think we were all yelling at the TV..that’s it’s a Player Piano...hahah..to be exact my husband is yelling at the TV...Love you too!

[@michaeltreadwell777]

I have a PIANOLA here at home in England. It was built in 1927, and is in full working order. It has 88 notes and works on vacuum, and you pump the bellows with 2 foot pedals. Great fun, and a good 'workout'. Those old rolls are mostly worthless though.

[@guyjos8429]

Bonsoir Sans doute pour un orgue de barbarie portatif ...

[@vickiebravo]

Hi. This home I can imagine it was so beautiful like a palace. Amazing. Great job Remon Moreno❤️

[@l.m.delgado7808]

On 17:00 that is the connector to a portable butane tank. 40:00 that little book it´s a St. Joseph´s biography. The Catholic believers, make a 9 days pray and that is like a instruction booklet, a how to do it. At least the first of the helmets can be a reproduction of a Roman helmet, used to participate in religious processions in which different biblical passages are represented, some of which have the Romans as protagonists. This is confirmed in 50:00 At minute 48:00 and remembering that the former owners of the house had banking businesses in the Philippines, that seems like accounting entries for their banking business. 58:38 Moscatel is a very tasty and pleasant type of sweet wine, which is taken with dessert or in the afternoon at snack time (or tea time). 1:08:21 Looks like Certificate of baptism. It is a pleasure to see your videos and since I have no other way to help you, I have put some explanations that will help you to better understand the place. If you ever need my help, don't hesitate to ask. It will be a pleasure and an honor.

[@galeretacco8537]

I love the fact that these two guys appreciate the quality of old.

[@deeceepnw]

What incredible details, especially the stained glass features. As always, thank you for taking us on this adventure!

[@araceliortiz2365]

En España hay muchos palacios como este. Un beso desde España.

[@ignaciopenalva8085]

el nombre que se da a esos adornos de las puertas son vidrieras y en lenguaje mas coloquial emplomados porque la union de los cristales se hace con plomo

[@carolmchargue7746]

I've never been one for Spanish architecture but thus one changed my mind. Absolutely stunning even in decay. It's so sad to know that this wonderful place will fall into nothing but ruins. Great video guys!!!

[@gloriagalarza4251]

"Money doesn't stay forever", Remon is so young and wise already! Let it be a lesson for all of us, use your money for the really important things in life, not for ostentation that will always end in ruins and waist, always!

[@yaddahaysmarmalite4059]

Or at least build a sustainable home in the first place. A lot of these places were built with materials and techniques that were doomed to eventually crumble and then be stupid expensive to fix. So rather than spend the money to fix it, its cheaper and easier to just find a new home.

[@lynyang3813]

💯 Correct !!!

[@bunny-waimirirangiskipwith8057]

For some reason I had to click on your channel. I now know why😊 Wow what an amazing honor to be able to walk through that magnificent, prestine treasure filled will absolute beauty😍💖the memories are still there too. Their antique furniture, the wooden window frames, the high doors and the many artifacts that you came across. Breath taking. Absolutely out of this world😍 As you walked through each room, I would close mine eyes and imagined living in their time. The sounds, the scents, the vibes etc. To be able to afford to buy this treasure and restore it, would be an absolute dream come true to return life within it. I reckon the anchestors would be extremely happy, as so too the owners😊 Spain is a beautiful country. And I would love to visit there before I die. Beautiful language. Beautiful culture💖💕 Thank you sooo much for sharing. Please take care and stay safe. New subscriber here now😊 Looking forward to your next exploration😊👍💕

[@sha-boom9567]

Love the floors, mantels, ceilings, fireplaces, doors, stain glass, crown molding, and most of the furniture I would keep 👀💜

[@binimike7398]

Yes....i would love to keep too

[@brendaanderson8189]

I never get bored watching your videos. Your so kind and caring about these places you go to. Thank you for entertainment.

[@ellieventrulli264]

What a grand building!! The paper with the holes is for placing inside the piano to play automatically, so cool to see. Am thoroughly enjoying this!! Many generations lived there... So interesting thank you both for all you do- love from America!! That balcony part we call " enclosed porches". With all of the Religous artifacts found I'm getting "A knights Templar feeling".

[@grandmacarla4258]

Gosh guys! You have done so much in the period of just over a year! On Jan 1, 2020 you had . . . . !!!!!! 19.2K subscribers!!!!! Great work guys! Love you both, stay safe, and keep those awesome videos coming to us! I don't know if you broke some kind of record, but it would be very close!

[@Explomo]

Hi Carla! Thank you so very much for always being at our side and loyally supporting us in all ways. It is unbelievable how fast this channel has growed and we never expected it. We just do what we love, like you know, and it is still unreal that so many people are watching our videos. Thank you for all and you will never be forgotten! All the best for 2021

[@Cotje]

These places and your videos never get boring guys. Even if it took 3 hours. A masterpiece. Truly magneficent❤🍀

[@lindaparks5329]

thank you for loving these old places. They have a life you cannot see or feel but it is truly there in your imagination

[@rachealsmith5138]

What a wonderful explore! You can definitely tell the difference between the part that had been lived in most recently.

[@cindyj7506]

I'm so sorry I missed the live stream. It's so good to see both of you. Please be safe. Here in South Africa we have a mutant strain of covid that is busy killing hundreds per day. Please guys stay safe, you both are so precious. You brighten up our very gloomy days!

[@ramonasalameh6069]

Maureno and Remon you are the best explorers ever! Love you guys! You always make my day.

[@ignaciopenalva8085]

exploradores son buenos pero sus comentarios demuestran que son autenticos ignorantes e incultos

[@karenpeconi9299]

The craftsmanship on the ceilings and the walls was totally amazing. It's an art that you will not find today. Billionaires should invest in these mansions to restore history and donate them as museums. It's very sad how this magnificent workmanship is deteriorating and being lost and no one is saving it. This is something we will never get back and it is so sad to lose.

[@SURENITY]

Precisely!

[@petunia8425]

I am so glad I discovered this channel. I love everything about it. Your both charming in your nature..love the accents. Your interest in these beautiful places and things is so appreciated. I even get a giggle when you find things you arent sure what they are. Then I just feel old! May 2021 keep you well.

[@pazlledo5122]

Hi! Spanish here... the courtains are 'brocado' That's an european technic to decorate fabrics (hand/machine) You can find them in all EU. The orange tube in the kitchen was made to connect to a gas container to cook there. The helmets and shields are old but not that much. Those belong to the Santa Lucia 'cofradia (brotherhood) during certain cellebrations people wear costumes (roman soldiers, middle age soldiers, muslims ... to represent some event -with religious overtones- from the past and celebrate winners) Those were the ones you found in the floor and the chest (were the crown of thorns was, used for the same purpose) The coats of arms could be arranged following family tree, adding towers, bear against a tree... depending on the region where your family name came from. The banners were not royal, doesn't mean the owners were nobel but very religious as two of them belong to religious 'cofradias'. Great job, I wouldn't risk on dates ... renaissance is much older than that... like 3 centuries. Modern age, Industrialization.... Thanks!

[@lauramanning8659]

I'm surprised the people who abandon these homes don't have estate sales to sell off what they can before they leave

[@mynumberones]

yes I agree, I guess some descendants cannot come to agreements on how it is distributed amongst themselves

[@205Jmac]

It actually makes my stomach turn at all that will be lost in the world because of neglect. I couldn't walk away without salvaging all that i could. Which is why this isn't my job. Lol id be in jail before i walked away and left that chair under a ceiling that is clearly leaking ,😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@205Jmac]

@@mynumberones i would be the bad guy in the family. I'm thinking y'all argue I'm moving in there is plenty of room for us all lol

[@belight4686]

Some people die with no family.

[@205Jmac]

@@belight4686 you are right but i would think they would have someone to leave it to. Then would one go about obtaining a place like this fully furnished.

[@Lady_Mstikal]

I'm so happy to see how beautiful this place is!!! It's not trashed! There isn't any graffiti on the walls! There is much respect for these beautiful abandoned homes and mansions found another countries. Had this mansion been in America, it would be trashed, there would be graffiti all over the place and they would have destroyed any beauty that was left!!! What is that here in America people feel the need to destroy everything that's beautiful? Thank you for showing this beautiful mansion in all its abandoned glory. ❤️

[@karenwatson4031]

Maybe because the younger people in America have no respect for history. Europe has so much history. If it wasn't for Europe we wouldn't be here in USA. They have stopped teaching history in America. I'm afraid if this generation doesn't learn from history we are doomed to repeating the mistakes made in it. I live in America but my ancestors were from England, Ireland, Germany, Holland, France and Scotland.

[@lupitamihita1261]

Wonderful tour. It is interesting how the third floor was so intact. I believe people who lived in these places had entertained many guests who might have stayed for many weeks when they came to visit.

[@dianebeelman9873]

Love you guys. You do such a good job! I’ll never understand why these places are left like they are!! All the personnel things and the antiques! It’s like a museum. I want to know what happened and why they left everything! Thanks guys❤️

[@davesempire8287]

A amazing home. I enjoy that you take time and look at everything. I like the longer vids

[@derekwalters4980]

I enjoyed this very much! Great commentary and attention to the details everywhere. I feel like I was right there with you all the way.....less the cobwebs, dust and mold ! Thanks for doing the hard job.

[@colleenmarsh9603]

Hello Explomo! The Spanish palace is just beautiful with lovely furniture, pictures. Hope you boys are keeping safe. Love you guys.

[@robincarter2038]

I love that you took your time showing this amazing castle. Great job guys! keep the videos coming.

[@maryqueeniemunar9871]

Here I am watching from Philippines. Some of the words in our language are derived from Spanish language, a good example is how we say the numbers. And in my province, which is the Pampanga (2hrs away from Manila), our dialect is "kapampangan" most of our words derived from spanish language. Mainly bec we, Filipinos, were colonized by the Spanish during 15th - 18th century. I just realized that when i watched some spanish movies in Netflix. BTW, Thanks to your videos guys, bec of you I got a chance to travel. LOL. I really adore your videos and watch them everyday. More videos to you guys. Hope someday you get a chance to do some videos here in Philippines,too. Philippines got a lot of old house also that are worth to do some vlogs.

[@idabaker9320]

Thank you. So much history, decay and yet, seemingly filled with life. The family left so much for future. Just WOW!

[@karengumke387]

The stuffed bird with the long legs was either some type of heron or a stork.

[@minxm1523]

I love how you 2 are like kids in a candy store. Your respect of the properties is adorable. Thank you for sharing with us !😘

[@annsmith4739]

Amazing video,incredible outside an beautiful inside ,you can imagine how it was when people were their ,happy new year stay safe much love as always Ann uk .xxxx

[@aloisemason3972]

This house is very nice and the rooms are filled with decorate pics and furniture..Spanish artifacts are everywhere inside..fantastic rooms and walls decorated

[@vickiebravo]

You guys are by far the best explorers ❤️ I love your camera work. Is Moreno the camera man. Every detail I love everything about how you guys conduct everything! God bless you and happy New Year

[@marandakind3880]

Omg! I’m so glad you guys take your time and show everything! I love all of your journeys! Just wanted to thank you for taking me along!

[@dragonmaid1360]

That small room off the big room with the pillars next to the study might have been a smoking room. Men would retire after evening meal to smoke and talk. Just a thought

[@p.rick12]

I too am an admirer of history and exquisite craftsmanship. I 100% respect your Honest Documentation of your finds, with Respect for the property and contents, regardless of whether or not current owners or "explorers". You risk getting shot here if you are caught in a sweet vacant propert... and not necessarily by the owners... more likely squatters and thieves

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts]

"Once filled with life, deserted today, building wrecks come in all shapes and sizes. But when a palace falls apart, it tends to attract a greater level of fascination." Maureno, that's like poetry to my ears!

[@mynumberones]

Beautifully said!

[@anamariamartinezzabala1649]

I can't lost a minute, is very much time, but enjoy this. Thank you

[@brucknerian9664]

That's a fire panel, backed up by batteries, still have some juice in them; to restore this place you're probably looking at far more than 2/3 million; more like 10 million. The amount of work is far beyond what most people think; complete remodeling of the outside/interior; major structural work; complete reworking of plumbing and electrical. It would not be worth it; people with the money would knock it down and build something completely new.

[@wendycrawford1792]

Brucknerian. I totally agree. One million dollars would be a drop in the bucket in this massive structure. It would definitely take millions upon millions. As interesting as it was, aesthetically speaking, l feel I’ve seen more beautiful places.

[@lindalewis5066]

You're correct, Maureno, 1989 is not old to many of your viewer's... like me. 😅 The house is gone, but, the artifacts need to be saved! Does anyone else want to just scoop up what needs to go to a museum before it's gone? Drives me nuts. 😁 What an unusual layout in this house. The wall molding's on the hallway wall's were specifically for placing portrait's or painting's in the blank space. Such unusual states of decay throughout. Odd. There are many part's that show what an grand old house this was at one time! You're outro was very well said, Maureno. 👍♥️

[@markwalford-groom]

very interesting vlog basically the lower floors ignored for possibly 50 years and upper floor 20 years so she lived basically for 30 tears with her house decaying below her , also i think the last photo of the young girl is possibly the great great grand daughter or niece of the lady in all the other photos .........

[@croheritage3d177]

Yes, very interesting. On that couple portrait photo it's written 1912 and the latest photo of this lady owner is from 1940's so I guess it's probably one of her children moved on that second floor...

[@jesicakrisman4135]

Gracias chicos en primer lugar¡¡¡¡¡ es el video, mas largo y completo q he visto¡¡¡ y si...... es una verdadera tristeza, ver en la decadencia que esta un lugar tan señorial como este, y la riqueza en si que tienen lo muebles y molduras de aquella época¡¡¡¡¡¡ da mucha pena¡¡¡¡ Gracias de nuevo . un abrazo a los dos desde Argentina¡¡¡¡

[@dorothyjones1129]

I was just saying to my husband the time you must of taken to show this to us,the editing and everything.You are Amazing boys,I know I keep saying but I'm impressed more and more.You are by far my favourite explorers,and when I work out how to do it I want to increase my patreon for sure xxx

[@Cotje]

Thinking the same thing. Perhaps more payment options would be an oppurtunity to get more Patreon friends?

[@dorothyjones1129]

@@Cotje they really are fabulous, I watch a few urbexers some of which are very good but these boys put urbex on another level plus they always acknowledge their fans which means a great deal to me.They are real entertainers too,all proffessional done work,it's the new movie night in for me ☺

[@dorothyjones1129]

@@Cotje hope there's one this evening (no pressure boyz)I do look forward,so does my hubby,he comes home from work and the first thing he says is Any new video of the boys☺☺☺

[@tnt55super]

You both enjoy exploring these homes. One can sure tell that for sure. Your so respectful of how you never destroy any property you exsplore.Your both are so AWESOME. Love watching your vedios. 😊👍😊. Your the only ones I love to watch. Your very addictive guys, but that is totally cool 😊.TY very much.👍😊👍. Bonnie H in Michigan USA -- Hugggs to you both 🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@marysquillacote7076]

You guys are the best. The way you do your explores has me spoiled, I cannot watch any others. I know everybody says it that you are very respectful to all the places you go to and it's true. Have rainbow days. And stay healthy and safe. 🕊🐧🌈

[@davisfarm9]

Totally. Love these guys -- and Bros of Decay, too -- for their thoroughness and respect. They spoil us for anyone else!

[@barbsnyder3579]

Maybe the scrolls were for player pianos. It is so hard to believe that one family lived in that huge mansion. The both of you speak with so much respect for the people who lived there and the home itself. Without the two of you ,people like Frank and I would never get to experience these wonderful places. Thank you both so much for taking us on your adventures. Be safe gentlemen. ❤🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@kathleenlawton]

I agree: player piano 😀

[@RichieRocks1]

This was by far one of the best, sensible and most sensitive exploratory missions I've watch by two fine enthusiastic young men. It is an absolute tragedy for a palace of this magnitude and imense historic significance to fall into such disrepair and rotting ruin. It looks like much has already been looted but the govt should take imediate action to safeguard what is left of the structure and its contents. With an investment of about €3M, the palace can be saved. The importance of the work you guys do with your channel cannot be understated, in highlighting forgotten vestiges of human existence such as this Palace. You guys deserve much more than subcribers and likes for this explorative documentary. Moreno & Remon, trust me, you both deserve a national award!! Much kudos. Well done. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾⚔🏅🏅

[@twomodified4u]

You're doing a great thing no matter what anybody says. You are preserving these places indefinitely.

[@apcadd80]

Amazing details in the home! Love the ceilings.

[@karenawagner2691]

This was a very interesting place but to me the rooms had a very cold feeling.I mean it doesn’t have a very homey feeling.

[@mahdedandees9712]

ارجو ترجمة الحلقات للغه العربيه

[@jeanetteharris9952]

I’m just back from Spain thanks to you both. The place seemed massive. With so many different styles of decoration and furniture. Some in rooms right next to each other. That would drive me insane I think. For instance, a nice room with very little decay or nicely finished. Then across the hall or the next room the ceiling has caved in or furniture is all gone or broken. It’s just so sad. Almost like 4 or. 5 different families live in there and only 1 or 2 give a hoot about the way the place is kept. I realize it would be hard, or next to impossible to keep it in good shape, if it hadn’t always been. Another good tour fellas. Keep it up and always be safe. From SE Kansas, USA

[@andreasil19]

Increíble esta exploración, y a la vez muy triste ver como se cae a pedazos tanta belleza. Saludos desde España!!

[@shirliewitte2856]

Those rolls are the music for a player piano you put it in and the music comes out according to the role that you put in

[@mariettamollolucic4512]

Gracias Explomo, hermoso palacio!! Pienso que los cascos, escudos lanza y vestuario del baúl de la pequeña habitación del piso2, pudieron ser usados en representación de Semana Santa muy típico en España. Saludos 😘✌️

[@debmundorf3551]

Never long enough when it comes to castles and mentions. Thank you for sharing

[@wilsonhernandez209]

watching from phillipines 🇵🇭 in 18 century phillipines is under the Spanish regime..

[@83erinicole]

As always, a beautiful video. Thank you

[@olivec.garcia9331]

You can find the same furniture in some of the old houses in the Philippines even the stairways ! We had 300 years or more of Spanish inquisition, our tradition , culture had been changed

[@andres_technology]

I live in Spain, I never had thought that this kind of buildings exist. Thanks

[@iretattoo]

If that palace is as beautiful on the inside as it’s on the outside... it will be incredible! Ole💃🏽😆

[@nannyfairy]

That was a beautiful video to start my day off with. I cup of coffee and two cups of tea before I reached the end. Such a wonderful old mansion. I only see one thing wrong ,If I was lucky enough to explore that home I would get lost LOL Watching the videos and listening to your voices is truly special. It's no wonder so many people fall in love with you both. The last year has been hard on me but I do believe finding Explomo has brought me luck. Things have begun to take a turn for the better. Thanks to you I may be getting my sanity back LOL Please take care and thank you for taking many risks to share your adventures. Love and happiness to you always. 💕💕

[@julius98allita24]

Big Hi here in the Phillipines guys! Congrats to your 100k + sub. Another successful abandoned exploring. .kepp safe always.

[@Rod-bp8ow]

Maureno, its good to know that most of the palaces and the ones abandoned get to have some transformation, same with ronin. Its good that you guys are making many informed about the places that needs to be restored. The families or the owners or its friends and relatives can coordinate with one another in order to save, restore the splendid architecture that dates back centuries. It needs a whole transformation and preservation by institutions that can find assistance and restore the building, in order to make or convert it as a museum, for it is a historical site with the Spanish owners and the influence of the filipinas that is good when it comes to restoration. When it is always high fees and costs, the details of the structure, materials used and the shelf life of the building since it has reached its fullest and it needs to be configured. They have to coordinate with their friends and many friends that would always preserve their memories.

[@tiffany-sheriwageman.3702]

@Rod1892 I completey agree with you that we as community world need to save all the castles and mansions. Make them into hotels, some sort of business.

[@Rod-bp8ow]

@@tiffany-sheriwageman.3702when there are so many castles and mansions, or soon to be constructed ones, they should also be maintained, transform it to a museum and make a business that teaches, educates many regarding the importance of ethical standards for businesses, that adds up to growth in GDP, preserving GDP and maintaining things the way they were, its doable tiffany. SMEs.........respectively...certainties.

[@tiffany-sheriwageman.3702]

@@Rod-bp8ow I am in complete agreement with you that the casles need to made into a museum and or a business like a small historical hotel that offers lodging of some sort to make sort of profit.

[@bowgachatuber1680]

You guys are really brave! It's amazing how you explore these places so calmly and respectfully, while most of us would be spraying Holy Water all around, while praying for no ghost to show up lmao.

[@kaylapetrocelli8492]

Thank you for telling the best of your knowledge the history of these absolutely magnificent buildings! I love that you try your best to tell us the intimate back story for each place you go to. What you do is truly beautiful!