San Cristóbal DOMINICAN REPUBLIC || Real Streets

[@L.Frank2000]

Thanks for sharing, greetings from Brazil.

[@PhillyDom]

Appreciate you Watching Family

[@goldie260]

In st lucia they have a market similar to what your walking thru... when I went to visit i did the same...

[@jairaramirez7001]

Great video San Cristobal it’s from where my parents are love that place great food the people from San cristobal make you feel like you at home Godbless and keep up the good work make more video of every part of a Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 so people could be informed about DR Godbless

[@PhillyDom]

I WILL KEEP THE VIDEOS COMING

[@CriminalJusticeExpert]

It's good to be able to blend in, in the D.R.

[@darrenfrazier7541]

I don’t know but me knowing a little Spanish helps me deal with DR better. I don’t have many problems there because my friends there always find a way to get me in the best possible situations. Never been to Sosua or Santiago but Santo Domingo is the only place to be even though I’ve been to Barahona, Punta Caña, Samana and a few other places. But your bravery is remarkable. I was living in Villa Mella and everyday was sensually amazing. Got on the Metro and saw some of the most beautiful women on the planet. Also make some videos of women at the grocery stores. Bravo or La Sirena. Or Jumbo!

[@PhillyDom]

Appreciate the share

[@PurplePillRiches]

That park put is similar to Cap Haitien. I see San Cristobal got the same infrastructure as Haiti but better maintenance

[@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192]

During the Haitian Revolution (1791-1804), Era de Francia (1795-1809), the period of 1810 to 1830, and the Unification of Hispaniola (1822-1844), the Dominican Republic (which from 1491-1821 was known as Captaincy General of Santo Domingo) received immigrants from the French Caribbean. The majority of these immigrants were from Saint Domingue (now Haiti) and to a lesser extent Guadeloupe and Martinique. There were also Europeans from France who emigrated to the Dominican Republic during the revolution and the 1795-1809 period. The West Indian immigrants from the French Caribbean were White, Mulatto, Quadroon, Octoroon, Jewish and/or Native American. The wealthy Mulattos from Haiti were known in the colonial era as the Affranchi. Many of these people settled in the San Cristóbal neighborhood and a significant number of well-to-do Dominican families from that neighborhood descend from these people. The most popular Dominican family that descend from the wealthy Mulattos of Saint Domingue are the Montas family. Juan Claudio (Dusón) Montas Clebride was born in Saint Domingue during the year 1787. Juan Claudio (or Jean-Claude in French) emigrated to the Dominican Republic during the 1810 to 1830 period. The Affranchi class of Saint Domingue that emigrated to Captaincy General of Santo Domingo during the 1810 to 1830 period were from Port-au-Prince, Croix-de-Boquet, and Mirebalais. These people were led by Bernard Chevalier, who was an Affranchi and a Council member of the Notables of San Cristóbal. Bernard Chevalier was also the maternal great-grandfather of General Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina. General Trujillo ruled as a dictator from 1930 to 1961. Juan Claudio (Dusón) Montas Clebride (1787-1841), had 11 children with 5 different Women. Most of those women were of Haitian descent, only one was a Dominican. Some of Juan Claudio's sons fought in the war that made the Dominican Republic free and independent from Haitian rule.

[@PhillyDom]

Great Info family

[@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192]

Actually, I made one mistake. Bernard Chevalier was the great great grandfather of Rafael Trujillo.

[@negredostreetviews4k]

Great video Philly , I plan to make a complete tour of the biggest cities in DR soon , if you'll in Boca Chica I'll check you

[@balebu1]

Hey Philly, how did you get there? You flew to Santo Domingo? Then how did you travel to San Cristibal?

[@PhillyDom]

BY BUS CHAMP

[@balebu1]

@@PhillyDom wow ok thanks bro. I got a "friend" 😉 I want to meet there but it sounds like a LONG bus ride. You went straight from airport, or got a transfer in Santo Domingo city?

[@hubbardbrowniii4450]

Whats up Philly! How much are your consultations? And whats a good area to rent an Airbnb in San Cristobal?

[@MercurialMann]

Nice work. Looks similar to videos of Barranquilla in Colombia.

[@PhillyDom]

Yes, you are right

[@kikaqueenvlog3598]

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[@unitamiller7476]

You brave philly d. Good video. You be movin. Itz similar to most fireign countries to me. Than kg s for wslkin me through it. Aprreciate your hard work and sacrifice. 👍🙏

[@PhillyDom]

Miller appreciate the feedback and support thanks

[@VALGP]

Good vibe Champ!

[@JamesBond-uz2dm]

Decades ago, I went to a wedding here. A man I knew from back home, married a Dominicana from San Cristobal. She was from a middle class family, and they now live near Boston.

[@PhillyDom]

Thanks for sharing!

[@TheAbreign]

I’m going there in March

[@MrGeronimo300]

Famo how can I contact you? I’m in puerto plata I have questions about the Alaska jobs Bro!

[@PhillyDom]

contact me via IG @iam_phillydom

[@ricardoperez5881]

Philly in sosua is big mama still open

[@PhillyDom]

not sure i'm in Haiti at the moment

[@michaelc6828]

Great content Philly D!!! I'm coming soon man, how is the weather is Sept? How long are you waiting in DR?

[@PhillyDom]

Not sure yet BUT LEAVING SOON

[@michaelc6828]

@@PhillyDom Ok man,, Salud!

[@ricardoperez5881]

Philly what hotel you recommend staying for 10 days

[@PhillyDom]

AN nice nice airbnb would be better if your staying 10 days

[@renostubbs8504]

How are things in the DR, concerning Grace? My nephew and I are planning a trip this week,let me know... Solid contents bro,we appreciate it.

[@PhillyDom]

It's good

[@PhillyDom]

GRACE DID NOT HIT YET???

[@renostubbs8504]

@@PhillyDom Okay bro,we was supposed to be in today but they cancelled all the flights from our country...thanks man. Keep doing your thing.

[@kikaqueenvlog3598]

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[@20minutevideo78]

👍👍🇵🇭

[@alexantonino9415]

Me gusta

[@MrGeronimo300]

Omw

[@loveofthegame2015]

I stayed in San Cristobal a week once they got some bad ones.

[@PhillyDom]

YES INDEED

[@jtfundingnj3032]

government building you passed by was a police station

[@PhillyDom]

THANKS

[@yochicoojm]

I live there lol

[@Zakaros1000]

That place looks exactly like the GAM in Costa Rica. Damn, it's the same vibe but with more afro-descendant people. (maybe it is like moving the people from Limon to the GAM in Costa Rica, and you basically get San Cristobal). It's quite interesting to see a twin vibe

[@kejekdkdje5542]

This country is black country,am from germany

[@CriminalJusticeExpert]

The only thing is we're aren't technically black. We are many shades of brown.

[@PhillyDom]

San Cristóbal DOMINICAN REPUBLIC || Real Streets SAN CRISTOLBAL the city’s center maintains its Spanish colonial layout and much of its architecture, with red tile roofs, cobblestone streets and wrought iron balconies often with flowers. Most of the city’s economy is based on commerce, services and tourism. Tourism is based on the city’s history, culture and indigenous population, although the tourism itself has affected the city, giving it foreign elements. Major landmarks of the city include the Cathedral, the Santo Domingo church with its large open air crafts market and the Casa Na Bolom museum. Donations paypal.me/Phillydom?locale.x=en_US cash.app/$Phillydom75 Hello, welcome to my KZbin Travel VLOG, I hope you have enjoyed this video. Kindly Subscribe to my KZbin VLOG Channel and give this video a LIKE. I'm a ALASKAN Seafood Processor Specialist I can help you get a good paying Seasonal job in ALASKA. CHECK OUT MY AMAZING INSTAGRAM PHOTOS AT: @iam_ PhillyDom Email: [e-mail] FACEBOOK PAGE HERE: PHILLY DOM ALAWAYS FEEL FREE TO COMMENT ON MY VIDEOS SO THAT I CAN GET TO KNOW WHAT YOU LIKED MOST IN MY VIDEOS TODAY. I'M ALWAYS GRATEFUL YOU WATCHING MY VIDEOS

[@ricardoperez5881]

In sosua

[@kenmasonj4812]

We will fail every time; it is in our nature to SIN. It is only through the BLOOD of JESUS CHRIST, that we can acquire complete forgiveness. We can all attain this by just accepting Jesus as our Savior, and accepting that He shed His BLOOD to atone for the sins of all who repent. 1. If you need help with ANYTHING in your life, all you need to do is ask God in JESUS name. I am not trying to preach here, but this REALLY works! 2. Just ask JESUS to FORGIVENESS of your sins! And then say this BELOW. 3. Our Father, which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy Name. Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth, As it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, As we forgive them that trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, But deliver us from evil. For thine is the kingdom, The power, and the glory, For ever and ever. Amen. 4. I am serious, this really works! Just say the LORDS PRAY Above, anytime you need HELP. It is that simple.............

[@PhillyDom]

Amen

[@AndrewCarvajalalvares]

Balin

[@marycasanova8516]

Looks very poor

[@babydrew777]

Any working women there ? ...lol