Why This Coastal City Is Colombia's Hidden Gem

[@WheresWes]

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[@MrRazaCabria]

Deja de promocionar la gentrificacion , el turismo es bienvenido pero no vengan a vivir por favor, nos afectan a todos. Si van a vivir trabajen con las empresas y salarios de aquí, para que no los afecten.

[@reycondor8083]

@@MrRazaCabria parce, eso es para mi o para el gringo?

[@MrRazaCabria]

@@reycondor8083 para el gringo

[@i.am.issysd]

Gracias por poner en alto el nombre de mi ciudad, me llena de orgullo, sin embargo hay más cosas bellas y otras realidades que decir de mi hermosa ciudad 🎉🎉❤ Siempre serás bienvenido al igual que todo aquel que quiera conocer la ciudad.

[@charlesmassaquoi4040]

You're right; Barranquilla has the prettiest women in Colombia.

[@w_w_whitey]

Well done - you absorbed at lot in a short period of time. I've been to Barranquilla ~20 times and agree with virtually all your observations. Barranquilleras are the best - married my morenita and couldn't be happier!

[@samj5183]

Barranquilla has a lot of people of middle eastern descent, there's really good middle eastern restaurants there

[@WheresWes]

that's also true actually I noticed that too

[@fnsilly8983]

Interesting you say that.Shakira is Lebanese descent she's from barranquillla.

[@miguelmartinez5397]

Well, since its foundation Barranquilla has been a city far ahead from the others when it comes to development in Colombia. Basically because everything started there, the first seaport, the first airport, even the first 5 stars hotel in the country and so many other firsts here thanks to its location. For that very same reason you see a lot of different people when it comes to races/mixed races, there were italian, german, libanese, Chinese people who moved there during the good times that the city had in the past, and of course we had black people and native indigenous too. It’s true that the city was kind of stuck in time for around 40 years, but it is now back on track. As for the tourism, you’re right. Historically It has not been a place for that purpose, it has always been a business hub city, but I don’t think it’s reeeeally hidden hahaha, we host the second biggest carnival in the world and musically we’re very well known because of the cumbia which was born there and artists like Shakira, El Joe Arroyo and other vallenato singers. Additionally, not English friendly isn’t accurate, it’s the Colombian city with the highest levels of bilingualism. Aside from that, I really enjoyed your video and I’m glad you liked your stay in Barranquilla. 🫶🏻🤟🏻

[@eddieonthegotravel]

And they do have good vallenato here.

[@djshodowntv9179]

I appreciate your comment. Very informative. I plan to visit there in maybe 5-6 months.

[@charlesthegreat2509]

Barranquilla was never officially founded, it started as a scattered settlement near the river and was later declared city on April 17th, 1813.

[@samfitzOH]

Thanks for the video. I call it my second home. My fiance lives there and I visit frequently. I consider it a family city. Very low key. Not a lot of tourist are there from what I see. If you are thinking of buying real estate probably a great place to buy since they are still building up....the North side

[@elandoserrano4536]

WES WITH THE CONSISTENCY!

[@djshodowntv9179]

Finally Wes! I was going to recommend you do Barranquilla. Thank you for this post!

[@AlexanderBeenGreat]

I was there for two weeks. The north is very very safe. Cops are all over the place and the locals up north wear a lot of jewelry believe it or not.

[@frankfranco7251]

I told you Barranquilla is a hidden gem. Please leave it alone!! Don't want it to turn into another Medellin

[@WheresWes]

I don't think it will for a while, there's not enough nightlife or sexual tourism yet

[@MrRazaCabria]

Deja de promocionar la gentrificacion , el turismo es bienvenido pero no vengan a vivir por favor, nos afectan a todos.

[@MariaCampo-x1r]

Asi es y ya hay una colonia de extranjeros grandecita.

[@emigotbands]

​@@MariaCampo-x1rde donde? venezuela?

[@YlL-ji2sl]

I loved every bit of Barranquilla. From alto prado to la pradera. I think about moving there actually.

[@tonyb7016]

I stayed in the North side by the Centro Comercial Buenavista and it's very beautiful and laid back. El Caiman de Rio was my favorite hang out spot as well. Overall the food scene is great and I never gotten bored. The South and el centro is def sketchy but overall the people are nice. Barranquilleras are also hella beautiful!!

[@WheresWes]

no lies told here

[@eddieonthegotravel]

I was just there at the Caimán and Malecón last night. Big difference at night compared to morning and midday.

[@JAYY_JAYY]

@@eddieonthegotravelI am visiting in December. Where area would you suggest staying in Barranquilla?

[@Sandvoval]

@@JAYY_JAYY the north side

[@cayenarosada]

​@@JAYY_JAYYdefinitely North

[@christianrodriguez1381]

You hit this vid to the tea. I travel to Barranquilla every year, especially to Los carnavales. Everything you said in this vid is true. I love Barranquilla, really glad my family is from there being that I’m US born and raised. Great vid!

[@travel9two557]

You been going extra hard and consistent with the upload videos lately. I’m loving it bro! 👏👏. Cheers to that 🍻. 📈

[@viajandomundo421]

I like Barranquilla too. Go to Puerto Colombia if you can. Very nice place

[@josefo1110]

Hello Wes, I’m from Medellín, and I really love my city. I believe it has great things, and that’s why it is very appealing to tourists nowadays. However, I also feel very pleased when tourists discover that Colombia is not only the classical Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, and Cartagena. Barranquilla, as you have seen, is a very underrated city that has seen great development in the very last years, just like Manizales. And just like those cities, there are more that are following the same steps. Wes, I would personally recommend you to visit cities like Bucaramanga in the east, and Pasto in the west when you have the time. You will also be impressed because those cities seem to be following the same steps as Barranquilla. And I think it was about time for tourists to discover that Colombia has a lot to offer in terms of emerging cities.

[@BrandAlpha]

Bucaramanga is a good city. Hidden gem

[@tooneov]

How is valledupar?

[@jdoyle4811]

Wes, you hit a Home Run with your analysis of Barranquilla. My wife and her Family are from Barranquilla (married 15 years ago) and they say this summer the heat is definetly hotter. Also the Streets have been a little bit more worrisome and attributed supposedly to current President. Strong Middle Eastern presence surely adds to the delicious food in the Golden Door city. I am from Boston, so add Edgar Renteria of Sul de Barranquilla who was Boston Red Sox shortstop for short spell but had a long successful career. He was the driving force to build the new baseball stadium 5 years ago.

[@condetips]

Thanks! Alot for speaking about Barranquilla is a city with alot of potencial and people never speak about it! I was raised there but after highschool I left. Everytime I go back am happy to see the growth of my city! Hopefully more people like you come to our city! Anytime you need anything related to accommodation let me know.

[@JAYY_JAYY]

I would be visiting Barranquilla in December. My first time . Where area would you suggest ?

[@stevenrodriguez3058]

Wes has discovered my lowkey favorite city in Colombia. Went for a few days, ended up staying for 3 weeks. Videos coming soon guys!

[@WheresWes]

haha I wish I stayed longer too

[@curt225]

I love that you say you’ve been enjoying Barranquilla a lot and then we see the basketball court in the background 🙌

[@carlospenatorres1124]

The best city of Colombia

[@funkinut]

Sup Wes, glad you found your way to Barranquilla as it's my under-the-radar favorite spot to escape Northeast Winters. They surprisingly have a lot of healthy places to eat: Snack Fit, Fit Choice and Healthy Food Gourmet. It's hot as camel balls right now so Bogota weather and vibe is where I want to be now.

[@anon-jo5gm]

appreciate that ur always just freely speaking ur mind

[@enzeetea]

Nice to see a fellow chinese in colombia, we're a rare species there haha. Have plans to be there end of the year and probably visiting here

[@cayenarosada]

100% agree. Plus, Barranquilla is the only city with river (Rio Magdalena), swamp (Ciénega Mallorquín), and beach (yes, there's a beach called Puerto Mocho (under maintenance now, will be ready in 2024). But please, let's keep it as the "hidden gem." We don't want another Medellín...🤦

[@WheresWes]

it's not going to happen for a while because you need to speak Spanish to really enjoy it.

[@alcheidaje1203]

​@@WheresWes I am sure that You don't know that Bquilla has a huge billingual BPO industry and that she is the second city in colombia with more English speakers is just that maybe they were working while you were visiting the city !

[@cayenarosada]

@@WheresWessi, es preferible hablar un poco de español al menos

[@DANNYALFONSO2011]

The next time I am in Barranquilla, there is a tour of the neighborhood association below, which shows you much of the culture of Barranquilla, the romantic museum and on Instagram there is a young man who gives you a night tour of the Prado Viejo neighborhood with Paranormal stories

[@Stezworld]

First time I went to Barranquilla was around 2010/11. Pass by last year while headed to Santa Marta and the city has developed a lot since my first time especially as a Port City and with the free trade with the USA that when it really started to develop. Just to add the Caribbean Coast of Colombia they love to play Baseball. Barranquilla & the rest of Caribbean parts of Colombia has similar culture to the rest of the Caribbean Islands.

[@eddieonthegotravel]

That’s what my friend’s Dominican-born gf told me, especially about the costeño dialect/accent.

[@Stezworld]

@@eddieonthegotravel Yup sound like mixture of Puerto Rican/Cuban dialect/accent in my observation.

[@jdoyle4811]

Edgar Renteria long career in MLB and All Star, MVP WS

[@DondiniMontefusco]

Excellent video! Thank you for making and producing this one! It was very enjoyable and informative!

[@ej1692]

Once you leave Medellin and visit the other cities you start to realize how overrated medellin is. I get it, overall it is still the most liveable, but with how little tourists other places get you'd think it would be above and beyond better and it really isn't IMO. For my tastes it is too touristy.

[@WheresWes]

agreed

[@juanvaldez7633]

When you consider the noise, traffic, congestion, etc., really not sure I'd consider it the most livable either. Ready to leave and try another city after 2-1/2 years here now.

[@ea11111]

Great insight Wes. So many true statements that I’ve heard directly from Barranquilleros here in Miami. They are usually super laid back and chill people like most costeños. I love the parallel you drew between Barranquilla and Panama City too. I spent every summer from Kindergarten until senior year in Panama with family and it’s crazy to see how both cities have developed in the last 30 years. Been thinking about going to do some remote working from Barranquilla as the north side is modern, affordable and not touristy. Seems like a better place to stay focused. For work and for families, as you said.

[@PatmogyahoocomMogollon]

Hey I am from there. But I va been living in miami for 31 years. Thinking about coming back. But I would like a remote job there. It's very fun to live there for sure.

[@ea11111]

@@PatmogyahoocomMogollon Saludos desde Pembroke Pines my friend

[@patrickm8683]

Thinking about flying down and this city was my first choice

[@vivahernando1]

Have you been to Peru? As a person on the tall side I felt claustrophobic but they have great food. Barranquilla is my favorite city in Colombia and I totally get the Panama City vibes

[@Nino_J]

I’m 6’2 and felt like a giant when I was in Peru. Everyone is short

[@mbuff151]

Underrated city in colombia

[@Atitlan1222]

I went to Barranquilla a few years ago and hated it. It was hot, the "beach" had brown water and lots of trash, it was hard to get around and just couldn't find much of a reason to stay more than a two days. There are so many other great places in Colombia do waste you time here unless you have a specific reason to be there.

[@36indiancreek]

Para conocer Barranquilla tienes que abrir tu mente, pues esta no es una ciudad para el turista remilgado, teniendo en cuenta los contrastes propios de una capital que como pocas en Colombia no fue fundada por conquistadores o proceres, es una de las ciudades más nuevas del país, y la gente la visita para buscar oportunidades de trabajo o de negocios, pues tiene mucho comercio, apuntala su industria y es cero xenofobica, por tanto lo que más consolida su tradición es la convivencia y la no discriminación. Al margen de la inseguridad actual o emergente en toda Colombia, Barranquilla es una ciudad para disfrutar desde la amistad y la contemplación serena de la vida y la inclusión, el no complicarse con absurdos esnobismos y entender que la cultura se vive por el talento e ingenio propio de sus habitantes siempre abiertos a disfrutar plenamente de la vida, no en vano es una tierra que vio nacer o adopto a grandes artistas, intelectuales, deportistas, empresarios, que se inspiraron en su cotidianidad para crear y consagrarse. Aqui nacio Shakira, Sofia Vergara, Edgar Rentería, entre otros, y se encariñaron los samarios Carlos Vives y el Pibe Valderrama que aman mucho esta ciudad, igual que en vida lo hizo Gabriel Garcia Marquez, quien comparo el caracter de la ciudad con los cantos de las sirenas, es la ciudad del "dejar hacer y el dejar pasar", es la ciudad que celebra la vida por eso su carnaval, sus fines de semana y la camaradería ... Creo que de esas vainas no entiendes. Aqui no se disfruta de lugares o monumentos, aqui se disfruta de la gente y de la vida.

[@Atitlan1222]

@@36indiancreek Thanks for your reply and maybe I should have looked at your city with more of an open mind. Barranquilla reminds me a lot of the city I live in the United States, big, lots of concrete, very hot and humid, and a lot of economic opportunity which draws people from many other places just for work. I have travelled all over Colombia and just prefer nature over cities. I was in the amazon in June and the Sierra Nevada before and there are few places on earth as beautiful so you can understand how Barranquilla or any other city for that matter does not compare. IN my country when people ask "How do you like Colombia?" I always respond, "The Colombians are the most polite and educated people of Latin America."

[@ulises6595]

new to your channel watching from cali good content dude

[@stellagutierrez256]

Hi Wes! Colombian that grew up in the states living in Barranquilla now, feel free to hit me up if you do decide to spend a month or two here. I enjoy showing the city to visitors. Cheers!

[@juliobarrios9817]

En Barranquilla me quedo 🎶🎶🔶

[@fabrasehe]

Soprendentemente, me ha gustado su explicación... claramente al norte es todo bello y bastante seguro y ya para el sur, mantén los 4 ojos abiertos. Igual el gran problema es el calor y el costo de vida.

[@AlexanderBeenGreat]

Yup , went there and got a girlfriend. I love the fact that it’s lowkey. Not really a party city and that will keep the tourist out. I was at the crowne plaza hotel. It was really nice.

[@WheresWes]

same

[@ottolopez5561]

My City is a beautifull thanks for talk about her.❤

[@alfredog7894]

excellent video. Thank you for speaking so well about Barranquilla. A Barranquillero tells you

[@ElJefe0719]

Good stuff. Previously, I’d only heard of Barranquilla for its Carnival. It’s always been buried behind Cartagena/Medellin/Bogota/Cali on the Colombia gringo trail destinations list.

[@PatmogyahoocomMogollon]

Yeah I been buried for the same colombians. Cachacos they don't stand that barranquilla is a great city

[@LauraCabas]

What a nice video 🎉 thank you.

[@georgematamoros8602]

Exelent video thanks 2 months ago i was in barranquilla for almost a month im from El Salvador live in USA this was my 5 times there and planning to live for my retirement is more safe than others pl

[@cayenarosada]

Yup, safer than other cities

[@sykesz]

Thank you so much for this video.

[@zuleymaisabelpallarescaste7651]

Es una ciudad muy bella

[@DD-qq8yb]

Lived there for a few years in Prado Mar on the water very nice if you like the ocean. The mall Buenavista is kool...

[@ilengregorio1825]

Well I have been there 20 yrs ago when I was still a seaman preeòty nostalgic cause I have been inlove with the p

[@chazlewis8114]

I lived in Barranquilla for a year. I could probably live there forever if it wasnt for the freakin HEAT! 0_0

[@WheresWes]

BRO AGREED. I want to come back in October when it's better but the heat is crazy

[@ludosz87]

​@@WheresWes October is still too humid. The best time to visit Barranquilla is from december to march when the city receives the trade winds from North so the weather gets a bit cooler and drier. Luckily this is also the best time to visit the city from a cultural/touristic perspective because of the four festivities: 1) Día de las velitas 2) Christmas 3) New year's eve and 4) Carnival... that really goes from the 1st of January to Ash Wednesday. Maybe if you come for Carnival you would change your opinion on how close-minded the city is.

[@dilmerfandino]

​@@WheresWesi'll Stay for october in Barranquilla

[@carryjoseph9414]

I was in Barranquilla bout 6 months ago in March. It was still very hot.. my friend I made told me it gets hoter. year around heat.

[@reycondor8083]

Hey West. Did you know that my cousins are fourth generation Chinese Colombian?Plus, I'm glad that you finally understand that there is good food in Colombia, and I'm actually making a video about it to respond to certain KZbinrs and I am including you in it as well.there is a saying among Colombians that people from the interior do not know how to cook like the paisas and those from Bogotá. Traveling to the Paisa region and complaining that all Colombian food is bad is like going to Ohio and saying that all North American food is bad when you never been to New York City or LA. The worst offender is Bogota, LOL.

[@Bogotaeverything]

Bogotá has the best restaurants and bakeries. All you need is money 😂

[@cc-92]

Colombia is not a conservative country. Idk why people keep saying this. Lol Saudi Arabia is a conservative country. Colombia has legalized prostitution and a high single mother rate.

[@wanderingdoc5075]

You've never dated Colombian women or been here if you think Colombia is not conservative. US/US/Aus is 10X more liberal than Colombia. 1st date sex vs 3rd date sex is a good rubric for country being liberal vs conservative (if you know how to close as a guy that is).

[@cc-92]

@@wanderingdoc5075 I’ve dated Colombia and have spent time in Colombian cities you’ve probably never been to. I’m speaking from experience. They are not conservative! They are very sexually open. I’ve smashed chicks there faster than the states…

[@estebangomez1823]

The state is not conservative, but the society tends to be

[@tooneov]

​@wanderingdoc5075 usa you don't even need a date anymore. Never thought I'd be mad at how easily available 🐈 is but I was wrong. They don't understand liberal until you get into open marriages, polyamprous relationships, 12 year old trannys, and everything else going in usa. These other countries are way more conservative, Saudi Arabia, etc is just conservative to the extreme end.

[@hialeahkid2]

I was in Colombia in Jan. I was impressed with Barranqilla , I preferred it to Cartagena . I also liked Pereira more than Medellin . B

[@devildog3799]

Nice video, informative

[@yohanj627]

I was there for some time and it’s beautiful. Rio caimán is a vibe. But definitely hot af be prepared to sweat and detox all your demons 😅

[@osmonddsilva1577]

Good review!

[@JonathanTorrealba-i8c]

great video thank you

[@AlbertoMangones]

Holy shit there’s an iguana! That cracked me up lol Go in December, you’ll like the weather much better

[@ThinLineMedia]

I went to the sketchiest hoods on the south, try not ever go there. It's pretty "hot" ...

[@TKLETSGOHIKING]

Hey Wes, always appreciate the content. What type of pants do the local men wear in Barranquilla? Jeans, slacks, linen pants, Kaki type pants?

[@FirstLast-sl2ls]

Was just there a couple of months ago. Got used to the heat within 2 days.

[@WheresWes]

i did not get used to it over 4 days

[@holycow3355]

@@WheresWes I was born in a tropical city, never get used to (& hated it) the heat & humidity in 18 yrs, until I moved overseas ???!!!!

[@thescentprofiler5539]

I'll be there this week

[@Haraaami]

How was it?

[@thescentprofiler5539]

​@Haraaami it loved it. Being from Florida the vibe and weather is pretty similar. My Gf lives there so I will be here pretty often.

[@eddieonthegotravel]

Dude you're here now?! Awesome! Yeah, a polo is the worst shirt/fabric to wear. T-shirts are bad enough. lol And yeah my lack of acclimation to the humidity. I’m used to dry heat. This does have kind of a PTY vibe here in the north city. What you said about height, bodies, religion, and all that other stuff.

[@lovewithoutborder6051]

My wife is from Barranquilla. If you are looking for a wife, not a working girl, then you should go to Barranquilla.

[@willg5857]

Can't wait to visit

[@Wildbot34]

"I like curvier women" A man of culture like myself

[@WheresWes]

hahahaha, another man of fine taste I see.

[@alumiran6454]

🤮🤮🤮 Stop talking about women as pieces of meat, this guy talks about women in his video as another "benefit" of living in Barranquilla, foreigners like you create cities with sex tourism like Medellín or Cartagena, I prefer them away from Barranquilla.

[@antowalk]

thanks wes

[@bluevega7231]

Ok well it won't stay so hidden with videos like this.

[@omarlovett4120]

Exactly! Stop blowing up the spot! Anyone with half of a brain will discover Barranquilla on their own

[@bluevega7231]

@@omarlovett4120 It's way too hot here to. Inferno level.

[@alexlim6300]

Dude , catholicism is a branch of christianity.

[@CoachatCole]

It’s amazing how naive people are

[@jim-baron]

The Catholic faith is Christianity. What he is talking about is Protestantism. The Church is not a branch of Protestantism.

[@edmonddantes1761]

Its not too dangerous but it definitely is not a touristy area. Not very non english friendly. Passport bros stay in medellin and cartagena where the pros are. No game ninja shit here

[@nadicmark-4077]

dude if ever take a bus or drive from costa to the center of the country stop by aguachica, I buy you a drink!

[@TheSlashSlingingSlasher]

Did she say she would rather be born in Canada?! 😂😂😂

[@nadicmark-4077]

yes, meaning to be born in a cold weather country

[@joppola]

nice video, the Roman Catholic church is the largest Christian community in the world, as well as the most practiced religion in the world, I guess the word you were looking for is "Evangelical"

[@Pmorse21]

Hey Wes love your videos... so I live w my Colombian gf in Mexico, and we are planning on moving to Villaviciencio, where she is from...have you heard any major negatives about security and safety in Villaviciencio?

[@josefo1110]

Dude, if you are living in that country, in Villavicencio you will be alright. I invite you to give it a shot. Villavicencio is a beautiful, prosperous city of Los Llanos.

[@Le-it1dz]

The city of Los Llaneros. Great views and delicious food.

[@Bogotaeverything]

Villavicencio is fine, great weather, beautiful sunsets and no bugs. The city is clean with decent traffic. Only downtown is kinda sketchy. But I wondered what would I do on weekends other than hanging out at the primavera urbana Mall. Many places also only open at night.

[@ThinLineMedia]

There are way better looking chicks than Shakira in Barranquilla

[@dilmerfandino]

Yes

[@simonkalibwani5832]

Wes, praying for you and your well-being. The death threats were extremely out of order and left you with little option. I say the following with the utmost love and understanding: No one is without shortcomings however, everything you mentioned about your ex-wife is actually standard operating procedure in a devout Christian wife. You clearly didn't understand the full breadth of the faith. Telling your wife that you don't want to go to church some Sundays is akin to blasphemy. The Bible actually advises us to seek counsel from the elders in the congregation. That's standard too. As a husband devout in the faith, you by your own conviction would never want to go to bars or clubs. A model Christian wife would never have to compromise any time in worship because her husband would be right there with her anyways. As devout Christians, we really don't have close friendships or hang out much with people of the world. That's standard as well. While you're at home, waiting for wife to come back, you would be preparing the Bible study that you would share with your wife. Obeying God supersedes anything your spouse asks that is in opposition to God's commands. All the best Wes.

[@BrandAlpha]

Low key makin his ex jealous lol

[@inthehouse9062]

I went there several yrs ago to a barranquia beauties gathering So american men could meet colombian women . Sam Smith. It was disturbing

[@Nino_J]

Sam smith ?

[@keine031]

5'7" above average in Colombia? Bullshit, specially in Bogota or Medellin

[@WheresWes]

yeah bro, I'd say average is like 5'5/ 5'6

[@richardfoster2033]

sounds like you are making a dating video

[@mitchellreardon1980]

Barranquilla is like a dirty Miami

[@Le-it1dz]

There's no ciclovia. Rarely do you see anyone ever bike or any outdoor activities due to the heat. It's summer everyday. On average, locals tends to be more overweight compared to other cities in Colombia. Fitness and biking is not really a huge thing here. The city has a problem with severe flooding during the rainy seasons. Streets are in constant repairs. Other than that, the costenos foods, Aguila, baseball games, the Carnival... welcome to Barranquilla.

[@PatmogyahoocomMogollon]

Cachaco talking. ...

[@ricaulcastellon9615]

If you don't have anything nice to say, just keep your mouth shut you idiot. (cachaco pendejo).

[@cayenarosada]

There's ciclovía all the way El Malecón

[@jasonashton3256]

alot of nacho money apparently

[@CoachatCole]

Dude what happened to your wife?

[@barrybeasley9148]

Where should a black American retire live in Colombia

[@dilmerfandino]

Barranquilla

[@LubaLuba1]

Stop wasting time about talking nonsense

[@FrederickCasa]

Rising feminist movement in Colombia 🤔

[@joshuaquaid2346]

Globally

[@davidfenton109]

I like your comment but give it a thumbs down due to the feminism rising. No es bueno. Hacerme triste.