Untold places of Panama. Panama City 4K. Residential areas of Panama City.

[@lvbadboy]

I really like the videos and music that goes with it!

[@guillermogouldburn763]

Perfect timing with the passing Metro train.

[@oraciopinochet9493]

Luce bastante bien para ser afueras de la ciudad

[@guillermogouldburn763]

Las afueras de la ciudad tiene lugares hermosos, pero solo conocemos San Miguelito, el de Las favelas.

[@AntonioLopez-mc1rp]

Nítido

[@fanfare100]

Although I am grateful for your video I am saddened by the need for big tall walls around the "gated communities" or even the need for "gated communities" which in my view are the warning signs of petty theft. As a Panamanian, I am ashamed of that. Also, on the way towards San Miguelito, the garbage on the side of the road. Panama, we can do better! Aside from that. Panama is a great place and has a lot of things going for itself. It must address the problem of opportunistic crime such as petty theft and the garbage problem in some areas (el problema de la basura).

[@guillermogouldburn763]

I think you'll find gated communities in every country from Canada down to Argentina. On the other hand, the former Canal Zone neighborhoods are completely ungated and have some of the most expensive and beautiful areas in the whole city. Does that mean the city has no petty crime?

[@fanfare100]

@@guillermogouldburn763 When I was a kid in Panama there was no such thing as "gated communities", except for, of course, the Canal Zone, who would have an armed guard at the gates of the Zone, some of whom shot and killed Panamanians kids attempting to raise a flag over their own territory within those gates. The day was the 9th of January and it became a National Holiday, a national day of mourning and remembrance. Those were also the days in which Jim Crow reigned supreme within that gated community called The Canal Zone. And this is how Jim Crow was exported to Panama. And thank God it remained within those gates. That was the only gated community at the time. Those gates opened to the rest of Panama in the year 2000. But now we see some gated communities pop up here and there throughout the republic. Most popped up immediately after the U.S. Bombing, Invasion and Occupation that took place in 1989 and 1990 and the mayhem and anarchy that ensued. Panama has made great strides since then, as one can see, but the legacy of such gated communities has remained.

[@guillermogouldburn763]

@@fanfare100 You probably grew up in Panama during the same time period I did. You have to admit that the level of prosperity seen in Panama these days was unimaginable back then. Some people living in the country with the highest GDP per capita in the whole of Latin Ameirica will be pretty wealthy, and those people, unfortunately, become targets of crime. Hence gated communities, not just in Panama, but across the Americas. But look at Costa del Este, you can go anywhere you want there and that place is full of rich people. So PTY is pretty safe.

[@Nutty151]

What did you expect? It's Panama, not Japan.

[@guillermogouldburn763]

@@Nutty151 Japan"s crime is much more sophisticated than someone coming through your window.

[@ddunn3489]

Man I can't believe how many Domino's pizza there is....WHAT HAPPEN TO NAPOLI PIZZA ? The best I ever had !!!!!!!! 😛😛

[@theloneexplorer507]

Both, Napoli Obarrio and Napoli Calle Estudiante are in my Panama best pizza top 5!

[@ddunn3489]

@@theloneexplorer507 Sweet !!! I sure do miss a good pizza. I still can't find any good food in the USA. No good ceviche either !!!🤣

[@anthony6269]

We're is it

[@theloneexplorer507]

Residential neighborhoods outside of Panama City

[@colluminati2988]

Where can I get the music

[@theloneexplorer507]

studio.kzbin.info/door/sR6ED0S3UyePHVLu8kFB6gmusic

[@colluminati2988]

I can’t seem to find the music at 7:45, can you help me?

[@theloneexplorer507]

@@colluminati2988 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXm4kIKAds-ModE

[@colluminati2988]

Thank you!!! I love the video btw. Panama looks amazing

[@theloneexplorer507]

@@colluminati2988 Thank You!

[@kpopthings6976]

Pero si ese no es una tipi a residencia panameña por qué no mejor visitas San Miguelito esa si son típicas de la ciudad

[@theloneexplorer507]

Creo que el concepto de "San Miguelito" al que te refieres no entra en el termino urbanistico de "área residencial" mas bien a lo que se conoce en Panamá como "barrio popular". Por otro lado si nos vamos al concepto geográfico, las áreas de Brisas del Golf, El Crisol y barrios cercanos como Villa Lucre están ubicadas en el Distrito de San Miguelito. Es un distrito especial tan grande que abarca áreas comerciales como Metro Mall, áreas industriales, áreas residenciales y barrios populares como Pan de Azucar, Paraiso, Villa Guadalupe por mencionar unos pocos. Un solo video se quedaría corto para abarcar toda esa zona, pero mas adelante estaré filmando mas videos de esa área. saludos!!

[@kpopthings6976]

@@theloneexplorer507 también. Vista el interior 🥺

[@theloneexplorer507]

@@kpopthings6976 El Plan es explorar cada área urbana y rural de Panamá.