Our Town Show 126 HD - Spanish Galleon El Galeon 2016

Filmed May 25 & 26, 2016 at the Merrimac River Waterfront, Newburyport, Ma. Interview with El Galeon's Manager Ulises Custodio. Bonus footage from the middle of Merrimac River & Ring's Island. Finishing the show are 41 stills with Lucian Parkin's Our Town Show Theme song & complete Airplane Song. A big thank you to Ulises & the crew of El Galeon. Produced June 21, 2016 @ ACT12 Studios, Amesbury, Ma. . lrf

[@luisbarroso1933]

Galeón "Andalucia" construido en Punta Umbría, Huelva (España) Asistí a su botadura, gracias por este maravilloso video.

[@FuckYouWhosNext]

thanks for the Spanish Romance! I used to play that on guitar when i was a boy

[@rabmanrabman]

This is one of the coolest things ive ever seen in my entire life. what an experience to be apart of that crew huh 😯

[@michaelashcraft8569]

I was in Valencia in 1973, I wish I could have spent years there!!

[@deniscortes2786]

WOW!! , THEY CIRCUMNAVIGATED THE GLOBE IN SUCH A SHIP. CONGRATULATIONS TO BOTH THEM.

[@SG-no1hh]

BEAUTIFUL, MARVELOUS, Hurrah SPAIN!!!

[@jakefaulkner7351]

This is in San Diego. Lol

[@jakefaulkner7351]

That’s where they keep it docked at the maritime musem

[@enneco7784]

@@jakefaulkner7351 made in Spain, stpd

[@sikujacob4556]

Some of the things I want to experience in life. 1. Play my guitar on one of the biggest stages in the world. 2. Drive a steam train. 3. Sail a galleon.

[@donhostiarra5641]

I did the second to much enjoyment in Red Dead Redemption 2.

[@dabana77]

Me encanta ver la imagen de la Inmaculada Concepción en la popa del buque. España ha hecho grandes gestas por el progreso de la humanidad a lo largo de su historia. "Tu Regere Imperio Fluctus Hispane Memento".... "No olvides, España, que tú gobernaste el Imperio de los mares." Viva siempre España!! God bless America!!!

[@penyuivanovmirchev2746]

Vive la España🇪🇸!!

[@juancarlosvaldes4538]

Long live Spain and it's beautiful Galleons!

[@valterbiasi9890]

Tu rimanimo come stiamo messi con la mia famiglia 👪 mi piace molto questo essere sincero con te amore 💕 pianoforte 🎹 😘

[@danieljohnson4994]

Pity most of them are at the bottom the sea around the coast of Britain

[@EireForTheIrish]

@@danieljohnson4994 Lol.

[@danieljohnson4994]

@@salomon795 huh? Care to translate I cant be bothered

[@o.fuentes5958]

@@danieljohnson4994 only because the weather and the rocks, Trafalgar is a fake Battle. Ask Nelson were is his fleet.

[@erwinbreyson]

Spanish Empire is the greatest Empire in history.

[@joetorrance4993]

Nah British they had the greatest navy fleet of all not to mension ships like the hms victory

[@diegoapalategui579]

@@joetorrance4993 at victoryi'es time there wasnt 13 colonies.

[@ladydi4runner]

Lovely video! Dragged my parents and sister throughout El Galeón when docked in Port Canaveral. What a thrill for me, a longtime nautical history/fiction fan. Just love, love, love Tall Ships. ⚓️👏🏻⚓️😁

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

Thank you for your kind words. I understand your thrill I felt the same while filming. You may want to take a look at OTS 144 NAO Santa Maria. Thank you again!

[@ladydi4runner]

@@OurTownShowAmesbury Sweet! Always happy to engage w a likewise aficionado! My family was exhausted by my traipsing all over that dang ship! Will checkout that info you shared, no doubt. Stay safe stay blessed! 👍⚓️😁👏🏻

[@treywest268]

The beauty of this has brought tears to my eyes. Thank you!!!

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

Thank you Phillip for your kind & positive comment. I agree. When you get a chance check out OTS 144 - the NAO Santa Maria.

[@spanishmasterpieces5203]

Long live Spain!

[@tonnywildweasel8138]

Fantastic ship! Thank you very much for sharing, really appreciate it. Greets from the Netherlands, Tonny.

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

Thank you Tony for watching this video & leaving a positive comment. I think you may be one of the first viewers from the Netherlands. Check out show 144 - NAO Santa Maria & Our Town Amesbury.

[@richards8718]

Makes you wonder who would dislike this master piece don't it?

[@BeKindToBirds]

People with big fingers and small phones. Almost always. Virtually every youtube video has the same ratio of likes to dislikes because of mistaken button presses

[@Phantom096]

It’s just amazing that one of this things is still around. Seeing it in person must be something.

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

Thank you for your comments. You can get more information from the interview in this video with Ulises, the ships manager. I believe this ship was built in 2010. Thanks again Phantom096.

[@DanO530.8]

I love these old ships my dependents are from Spain the Spanish galleons were incredible but we lost to many of them over history years

[@DavidGarcia-ig7oy]

Viva España

[@donaldturner5124]

These magnificent ships dominated the sea’s a century or more before the United States was even thought of.

[@thomastamir7109]

I'm glad I found this. I used to live near there. Good place for surf fishing for stripers. I miss it even more now. Thank you for posting this.

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

You are very welcome Thomas.

[@treywest268]

Magnificently beautiful!!!

[@josebsoto5510]

El navío o correctamente dicho Galeón está precioso: pero la música es maravillosa y a la vez le da un realse dé distinción muy a lo antiguo a todo el entorno, éstos son videos qué valen la pena mirar en vez de tanta pudrición y violencia les ruego qué no dejen de trasmitir vídeos cómo éstos gracias por alegrarme la vida.

[@rabmanrabman]

very nice touch with the gymnopedie at the end lol i enjoyed that alot

[@autotechnodrive3889]

i love galleon. :)

[@petegbattle795]

When man was made from iron and ships from wood.. our DNA travel to every corner of our earth riding over these magnetic piece of art .I'm a sailor by blood and the grace of god I stop sailing by economic reason but still every time I see a sail boat something inside of me is telling me (Let's do it again till David Jones pull you down).. what a feeling.

[@punkell0875]

Hermoso.

[@renesagahon4477]

Beautiful ship. Doesn’t look like some cheap replica. Though I thought most galleons would have had a more ornate stern. Hard to believe Spain at one time had the most powerful navy in the world

[@Chyeahokay]

Why waste a shipbuilders time making an ornate stern, when he could start a new ship

[@renesagahon4477]

@@Chyeahokay WTF stupid answer is that

[@FranPG1]

¿Difícil de creer? España fue dueña de medio mundo. Nuestra historia es inmortal. Los Reyes de la historia.

[@acompanarte3513]

ojala el gobierno del Peru invitara para ser parte de sus 200 años asi los jovenes estarian viendo por primera vez esos hermosos buques (galeones). en fin...

[@andreifilkov4528]

Красавец!!!А современные катера и яхты,рядом с ним ,портят эстетику.Вот это корабль,ни убогая яхта.Творение искуства!))

[@almeggs3247]

Awesome thanks 🙏🏻

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

You are very welcome!

[@marisagarcia8009]

Extraordinario Maravilhoso! !!

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

Thank you Marisa!

[@pojucanpaulucci9052]

Maravilhoso. ... Gostaria muito de visita-lo.

[@user-hd6qn8ks6g]

Que ermosura!

[@kawekakaweka251]

wow das ist aber ein schönes Schiff !!!

[@gregorxchelin8155]

I just love old ships !!!😊

[@rubber20021]

Quite rightly beautiful! You have no audio again when you talk though, I'd like to hear.

[@whatupplaya7951]

Mighty and Majestic She Is!!⚓💯 I want to be on that beauty 🤗

[@franciscoguzman1034]

When the rest of Europe was to scare to sail away from the site of land Spain and Portugal began to explore World. Sabemos donde vamos. We know where We go.

[@LongJ22]

huh, under italian guidance, amigo ;)

[@franciscoguzman1034]

@@LongJ22 Italian working for Spain sines His own people rejected His ideas instead they keep fighting foreigners and fellow Italian till they finally found unity after Italian soiled was fertilized by Italian blood for centuries 1500 till 1800. No one should go that long fighting ones own.

[@LongJ22]

@@salomon795 Colombo, Vespucci y co. eran italianos.

[@donhostiarra5641]

@@LongJ22 La Niña, la Pinta y la Santa María. Rodrigo de Triana. Those names don't sound very Italian to me.

[@williamfoster9039]

Beautiful ship!😁👍

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

She is a beautiful ship! Thank you for your positive comment William.

[@thomasgoetz7262]

Thank you great video & music

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

Thank you Thomas for your kind words. This was a fun shoot & editing process.

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

Thank you Thomas.

[@amandaamandasouza8796]

AMANDA

[@amandaamandasouza8796]

+Larry Frost 💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘

[@Serkap2_ZSV]

Красавец!

[@kenny9021043]

She is absolutely beautiful. Being tailed by a gang of modern boats as she should be. Hail the age of sail!!!!

[@veeramaniyanm9098]

May 2020 corona era comment:good old beautiful galleon

[@estebangomez805]

Awesome

[@vincentlussier8264]

These old ships are really beautiful. I would love to just live on a ship like this and to hell with a house

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

Thank you, Vincent for leaving a positive comment. I agree that would be very nice.

[@user-be8wr4jj1q]

Супер корабль супер видео ! ! !😎😀🙂😋

[@thecitygunfightx]

Absolutely destroyed this video with the music great job

[@hoplitecenturion9441]

Wow.

[@veeramaniyanm9098]

May 2020 corona era comment: great old galleon well

[@briansturges4361]

Larry Frost what is the song at 7:50 that plays until you start the commentary? Its beautiful melody with a harpsichord and i believe a cornet.

[@JavierSanchez-tm7xo]

It is the second movement from Oboe Concerto in d minor by Alessandro Marcello. You can hear the complete concerto here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHaVgJKvm8yneLc The second movement begins at kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHaVgJKvm8yneLc&t=212s

[@kanartech]

Imagine people standing to welcome this huge gallions without nose mask, this happens when the world is free with a nice flute😂😂

[@bigtime69420]

You think being free means not having a piece of cloth on your face?

[@kanartech]

That's a great 2020 questions, o think the year will answer you well

[@BeKindToBirds]

@@kanartech Well, it answered him. Seems like the mask reduced deaths, imagine that.

[@user-cs2ns9zo6b]

what a creative name

[@isabellathecutekitty4340]

I need that ship

[@nd5301]

красотища!

[@FurryKing19]

I would love to go aboard as crew

[@caesarillion]

How many tons is she. Nice. Thanks, Paul

[@Rad1oD3mon]

Those size Galleon's usually were around 150 Tons.

[@longpinkytoes]

or you could google it. 500 ton

[@peaveawwii1]

a video of old people and the back of their heads

[@ParikshitBhujbal]

Okay, but where is the treasure located on ship? Spanish Galleons had treasure on-board right? :p

[@blaircolquhoun1708]

Nice ship.

[@markfrost7986]

I like that ship i wish i owned it

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

Thank you Mark for your comment. In real life it is a beauty. I was so glad to be able to go aboard & meet everyone.

[@Luzitanium]

theres a galleon in spain that have portuguese flag which one is it?

[@MrSmileyPVC]

Whats the name of song at 12:23? Ive heard this so many times before and forgot the name lol awesome video!!

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

Hello Mr. Smiley Gaming. Not sure of the name of the song because I use music disks that have no name because I can not use copy written music. Sorry.

[@MrSmileyPVC]

@@OurTownShowAmesbury No worries! I've just heard it before and it's a really good song. Great editing by the way!

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

@@MrSmileyPVC Thank you!

[@MrSmileyPVC]

@@OurTownShowAmesbury anytime!!

[@willpeterman314]

Trois Gymnopedies No. 1

[@christophercatubag6684]

Why don't you go to Cebu Philippines where the first Spanish galleon expedition lead by Ferdinand Magellan arrived....

[@jbg9466]

Anglo resentful ...?

[@bernardarquiza3332]

So wer is the galleon in Cebu?

[@zorrow4587]

beautiful ship, its a shame its been retrofited with a engine and propeller.

[@Crashed131963]

Make docking so much easier.

[@billread664]

Thought this was going to be a great video of a Spanish galleon not a damn music montage ! Turn the volume down and it's not bad.

[@percorell]

Terrible "music", it ruin the whole video.

[@josemariablancog3203]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnWro3qiq8R9m9E

[@TheRavendearest]

Exactly, I'd suggest some flamenco guitar for the background.

[@footballtbone]

booo hoooo......muppet

[@raffaharley5880]

Agree...the music is a terrible choice and waaaaaaay too loud.

[@Aethgeir]

Does this vessel have engines? It moved into port under no sail, and I didn't see any tug boats.

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

Thank you Aethgeir for your question. It did have a motor. I am not sure of the size or power. I did not think of asking that question. Thank you for watching this video.

[@Aethgeir]

@@OurTownShowAmesbury Well, thank you for uploading it! I had not heard of this particular ship. I would've loved to see it up close myself. I asked because there is another replica Spanish Galleon (albeit of a slightly later period) in Italy, called the Neptune. Apparently, it was built for some pirate movie, and while it's an accurate replica above the waterline, below it has a steel hull and engines, so I was curious if this vessel was something similar.

[@Trikipum]

@@Aethgeir it has engines that are usable for docking but nothing else, you would burn then and basically not move at all in the open ocean...

[@manuelpinto4809]

@@Aethgeir Hello in these video you can see the construction in Punta Umbria (Huelva). kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6ndg6Wlhrl2l5o&ab_channel=AINSProducciones

[@cestmoi1262]

Must be nice to have a motor when docking the boat. Even with that well beyond my skills. Just thinking back when sailing ships had no motor. The skills of the captains are beyond my comprehension. Have we lost something or is it just that in our modern world it is no issue and the skills are still somewhere hidden in us.

[@cicak2404]

In reality, not all big ships can be docked. Most of them just anchored away from pier. They carried the cargo to land using smaller boats.

[@TrangDB9]

@@cicak2404 I heard that rudder boats also dragged the bigger ships into port.

[@alycemintz9299]

you are certainly not taking into calculations the harbours they need to maneuvre in of the now-a-days times.

[@marie7622]

Nowadays it is mandatory that boats have a motor, if the boat does not have it, it is not allowed to sail, it is an international maritime safety law

[@Deyan_B_Travels]

Questions.. Why do this modern times tall ships make port without sails? Is it even legal to do so(no engine on)? I know they must have engines. Is just beacause it's much easier and they'd need a trained crew? How did they do it centuries ago? What if the wind was not right? Were they not able to port?

[@marie7622]

Boats can sail without an engine, they do it for aerodynamics, that's why they had anchors so they wouldn't escape, it sounds comical but it's like that

[@patrickjan7896]

Top bad it is motor powered

[@diegofernandez8328]

Galeon Español, por lo general llevaban mercancia y oro desde el sur hasta España, no fueron usados para pirateria por ser muy lentos....pero eran fuertes e iban bien armados.

[@nepalcottageresortp.ltd.5818]

how come this ship is moving ??

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

It does have a motor to use when needed.

[@924eightball]

did'nt know they had inboard engines

[@aksa3227]

wait how did she move while the sails is not set?

[@OurTownShowAmesbury]

They have a motor & use it when needed.

[@TK-vk3vz]

i would like to have a mini galleon,maybe 30 tons ..45 ' lenght 17 ' beam

[@elvraandalfarizhy1202]

HHHHHH ai black pearl like

[@Za-CAMNEM]

Я чего то не понял. Так это был Испанский,или все же американский галион?

[@TheGaztela]

En Estados Unidos lo más cerca que han visto un galeón español habrá sido en una película de Disney

[@manuelyanezsuarez941]

Desde cuando los americanos an tenido galones.....?

[@penyuivanovmirchev2746]

Mojno biit Espanskii, kak dumaete??

[@mithrandirrules2034]

Where'd them there sailors take a crap?

[@-Gunnarsson-]

3:00 /edit in Pirates of Caribbean theme. =)

[@andreyfateev6860]

Spanish and snow?

[@reubenruz7998]

Yeah mate SNOW Spain is not only the mediterranean coast in fact most of the country is veeery cold with long winters

[@kakekikoku463]

Lol... No snow, in spain only sangria and paella

[@marvinbrando722]

Nic3

[@brunothecat3559]

Going merry..

[@slowneutron6163]

Yarr...16 men on a dead dodge Dart, yarr, matey,,,,,

[@mono891031]

Me perece que la musica esta un poco fuera de contexto historico, esa musica parece mas de las independencias y no del descubrimiento... bueno es mi persepcion jajajaja no soy experto.

[@josemariablancog3203]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnWro3qiq8R9m9E

[@briannaysiamodonnell478]

@@josemariablancog3203This one is much better and is from Spanish royalty.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/anOnq5WBps-KbdE

[@bobggvv1724]

That’s ah not a gallon A real galleon or better known as man o war ships were much larger and had 63 to 68 cannons either side that ship my friend looks to be a large type of schooner or small brigantine also galleons had six to eight sails this ship has three sails and 8 or 9 cannons either side

[@franciscomolledadelvalle9853]

Posiblemente usted se confunda con un navío de linea del siglo XVIII.

[@pher35]

The large, slow, and lumbering ships that England and Dutch plundered!

[@El_Carrito_del_Helao]

You know nothing, do you? From Wikipedia: " Despite the general perception that many Spanish galleons were captured by foreign privateers, few fleets were actually lost to enemies in the course of the flota's two and a half centuries of operation. Only the Dutch admiral Piet Hein managed to capture an entire fleet, in the Battle in the Bay of Matanzas in 1628, after which its cargo was taken to the Dutch Republic.[25] The English admiral Robert Blake twice attacked the fleet, in the Battle of Cádiz in 1656 and in the Battle of Santa Cruz de Tenerife in 1657, but he managed to capture only a single galleon and Spanish officers saved most of the silver.[26] The West Indies fleet was destroyed in the Battle of Vigo Bay in 1702 during the War of the Spanish Succession, when it was surprised in port unloading its goods, but the Spanish sailors had already unloaded most of its cargo.[27] None of these attacks took place in open seas. In the case of the Manila galleons, only four were ever captured by British warships in nearly three centuries: the Santa Anna by Thomas Cavendish in 1589, the Encarnación by Woodes Rogers in 1709, the Covadonga by George Anson in 1743, and the Santísima Trinidad in 1762. Two other British attempts were foiled by the Rosario in 1704 and the Begonia in 1710.[28] These losses and others due to hurricanes were significant economic blows to trade."

[@pher35]

@@El_Carrito_del_Helao I think we are looking at this differently. And, I'm not going to insult you by saying you know nothing, we can discuss without the attacks, can't we? Of coarse many Spanish galleon made it to their destination . In the vast millions of miles of ocean, absolutely! It's a fact that Drake, Morgan, Raleigh (just to name a few) had great success capturing Galleons they encountered.. Mid to late 1600's it's reported that on average as much as 500 tons of plunder was arriving in Britain annually. Much of it from costal raids, some from taken ships. "The Spanish king put a massive price on Drake's head. From 1570 until the end of his life, Drake made himself the scourge of the Spanish by leading repeated raids against their treasure ships and colonies in the New World. Also, in addition to taking ships when possible they raided coastal town". Your Wikipedia article says : Dutch admiral Piet Hein managed to capture an entire fleet, in the Battle in the Bay of Matanzas in 1628? The success of English ships is proven against Spanish Galleons in the attack on Britain during Elizabeth I reign and the war with Spain during Cromwell's war with Spain. English, Dutch, and French sea power over Spain causing them to lose hold on being the dominate force in the world by the late 17th century, falling by the way side as the other became world super powers. And, Wikipedia is not considered a factual site to reference on historical events. You focus on how many were taken, I speak of success when encountered by foreign Privateers. A large slow Spanish Galleon laden with cargo was at a huge disadvantage against smaller, faster unladen attacker. Many fleets were left alone that were guarded ay escorts. It was the lone vessel that was targeted, obviously a single privateer could not take on a fleet. I look forward to your reply.

[@El_Carrito_del_Helao]

@@pher35 The success of the “Flota de Indias”, the annual convoy that crossed the Atlantic from the Americas to Spain is almost universally recognized as a logistic miracle, which was later copied by other maritime powers by the way. Indeed a miracle: In 250 years only three convoys were lost to attacks by rival nations (in 1657, 1702 and 1804). "In the vast millions of miles of ocean", this is funny, you really haven’t a clue about navigation, have you? Just two words: Prevailing winds. More documented evidence: Out of the roughly 11000 Spanish ships that crossed the Atlantic between 1540 and 1650, pirates captured barely 100, most of them rather modest merchants. More stunning data: It is known that between 1548 and 1555, out of 540 ships only 2 were captured by pirates and 2 more sank during the journey. Only Drake was somewhat successful but he mostly attacked isolated ships and coastal cities just because he had no chance against the “Fleet of Indias". On the other hand, the amount of times that the attackers were defeated and captured by Spanish armadas is uncountable, although this fact was always carefully hidden by the propaganda of the attacking countries, mostly England. By the way, you surely know how Hawkins and Drake both died: defeated repeatedly by much smaller Spanish forces, miserable and sick. All this data clearly shows that your assertion of slow, lumbering galleons being plundered by England and the Netherlands is plainly false. You really need to read more from independent, objective sources, dude.

[@diegoapalategui579]

and plundered them too

[@TheCota700]

esto no es la gloria de los mares que eran los galeones españoles, es algo barato y cutre....se han llevado mas de la mitad del presupuesto los políticos pse andaluces.

[@tomsmith5456]

One of the worst intro’s, to longwinded ..But a great vessel, really beautiful, it would be wonderful to spend a month or two at sea aboard her , must have been very impressive in her day and she still is .

[@davidshepherd397]

Sad a fully rigged galleon, under way by a motor

[@ortocentercentrodeortopedi5378]

According to law, ships hav ti get into the harbours using the motor. But the sails work ourside

[@davidshepherd397]

@@ortocentercentrodeortopedi5378 Fair enough, I stand corrected. Thank you. I should have figured that. I meant that they are much more beautiful under sail.

[@tongtutor]

nice ship..i like that.. please subback

[@Nonius9]

Great video, but the music is very irritant

[@shaun17304]

someone tell this goon he needs a haircut and a new hat

[@zundapp940]

tobad the music

[@user-ib8wt1eb4z]

парусник, идущий под мотором с убранными парусами, печальное зрелище :(

[@joseba998881]

Если бы не было ветра, они бы стояли

[@joeyharjo696]

Someone needs to learn how to make videos correctly. I can't tell at the beginning if it was pictures or a video. It focus on one scene then another for awhile without any commentary. Then it does the same thing at the end. A WASTE OF TIME.

[@lord_igorious1426]

And then English just show them all who rules the waves

[@lupoibanez6497]

Gracias a la tormenta no hablais español

[@gh-7714]

الفضل يعود للمسلمين في الأندلس ☪️ لا يعني ذلك اهانة للشعوب 🌹

[@puzzleheaddesign3789]

the music is awful. overpowering.

[@mohannadules2406]

So this is what the ship that my ancestors had sunken looks like.

[@edumorera7427]

We all know that your ancestors didn't sunk any galleon

[@antoniosierrapuertas2816]

May be, if you are filipine

[@reubenruz7998]

Poor ignorant

[@diegoapalategui579]

loik like the ones that conquered and civilized the philippines.

[@alexisamandaj4364]

Trump 2020 Help us free our Country remove the liberal's