WOW this was the Philippines in 1958 as Seen by Spanish Television - Grabe ang Ganda

Travel to Manila in 1958 with the Spanish TV. It looks so different and so nice. Hope you will enjoy this reaction video. Please let me know of other videos you would like me to react to.
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[@trendingniandres]

Amazing Philippines in 1957 was Exporting and becoming industrialized Marble and Paper was made here kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHLFn4ubedCXq9k

[@anamarievivero7774]

Pangit na ngayon dahil sa dami ng manga probinsyano. Sila ang dahilan kung bakit pumangit at dumumi ang Manila.

[@caloygarcia9530]

@@anamarievivero7774 ; ulol!

[@borgtundag]

@@anamarievivero7774 RACIST!?!

[@tommymarcial5348]

@@anamarievivero7774 Hindi ang provinciano ang problema but our government lack of blueprint of development. And the corruption in our government and our educational system.

[@erenmanadao3147]

Wow! Philippines before looks like a real paradise. So peaceful... No pollution 😍😍😍 Thanks Sir Andress.

[@lydiacatacutan5703]

because people were disciplined then.. because we follow the rules.. di pa uso kasi noon ang lamangan..

[@bluemarshall6180]

@@lydiacatacutan5703 Kung ma disiplina Ang mga politiko at mga pulis edi law abiding citizens din sana Ang mga ordinaryong tao.

[@pinassiglat.v7415]

your welcome baby

[@alroberts193]

I remember flying to Manila with my family from the Province in the mid 1960's. I was around 7 or 8 years old then. My parents, sisters & myself we stayed in a hotel located in Escolta. From a 7 or 8 years old eyes of a child like me, I was mesmerized by the neon lights glittering at night around Escolta shopping district. That was then. Now that I live in U.S. more than half of my life, I reminisce the old scenes from my old home country.

[@lowieblack751]

Maybe you could revisit the Philippines when the Philippines will be back to normal. When you plan to vacation there maybe you could bring your friends that speaks Tagalog.

[@Meakamea]

That's a great story

[@mannylugz5872]

Escolta today is just a ghost of its former self. They are reviving it, but people are not going there anymore unless they work near there or they are curious about the place which is historic.

[@adorlo768]

Al Roberts: Perhaps you still remember the Estrella del Norte (jewelry store) building located on the northwest end of Escolta Street.

[@byronjones7263]

1st Class seats. Ties and coats, dresses for the ladies, no sweatpants or lyrca. Still pretty girls. I am 1st there in 1960's. Retired there 2015, but stuck in the States because of covid. For most Pinoy life is not easy, but they are so fast to laugh. Most respects to Philippinos for their bounce back quick nature. INGAT

[@joeygonzo]

Filipinos

[@bluemarshall6180]

@@joeygonzo Hanngang ngayon pinag guguluhan parin kung pilipino o Filipino pilipinas o Filipinas. (La islas filipinas) Finoy? O Pinoy. Since mas lamang Ang P edi...... Futang ******* Ang Sabi ni Digong. 😁✌️

[@sisterstonerock]

ingat din, Byron. balik ka 😁

[@emmanuelbautista5142]

😘😘😘

[@TrendingDiva]

Yung mga ordinaryong tao naka-couture. Ang ganda ng fashion noon maski ng namamalengke. At yung mga nagtatrabaho lalo na si kuyang kutsero malinis ang itsura. Talagang siniseryoso nila ang trabaho noon which is good.

[@adrianoadriano5104]

FYI you all si Andres po yung bata sa Alaska na gatas.

[@salve.gwapa_gid]

talaga?

[@liananova5631]

Kaya pala mahal niya ang Bansa natin.

[@jay-rdiaz9803]

I love it and i am proud being Filipino.. Since then up to now... Its more fun in the Philippines.. Thank you so much for this opportunity to looked back our past..

[@maloudelosreyes661]

Thankyou for this documentary!!! More success to you as a blogger.. We feel your sincerity and decency. God bless you.

[@emilyalao39]

The most impressive thing I saw on your video is the hospitality of the Filipina women and the dress they are wearing, I wish those dresses will become trending again. I would definitely wear them.

[@myrnavera4077]

I miss most is GOOD Earth Emporium, Avenida, Rizal

[@gigicedo4909]

ME TOO, naging malungkot na lang avenida ng magkaroon ng LRT

[@dellcruz2818]

@@gigicedo4909 yes totoo yan.

[@dellcruz2818]

good earth

[@wahoowahoo2341]

Nung pumasok ang Duterte at mga Troll Farm na binabayaran na mga DDS ..naging Bad Earth Empyerno na...Ang bastos ng bumganga ng Presidente ng Pilipinas...Grabe !!!

[@jsbalgemino]

@@wahoowahoo2341 hahaha ikaw lang naman ang masama magbalik loob kana kz sa pamahalaan ano pa ginagawa mo sa bundok kasama ng mga ungoy remember tao ka hindi 🐵 hahahaha

[@tonyalberto4927]

Uncontrolled growth rate in population has ravaged the beauty that is Philippines, but a massive effort to put things in good order can restore it.

[@TheMaiah13]

Bad governance and corruption more likely..not so much the population

[@thehumanityoflife6460]

@@TheMaiah13 I agree with you. Incompetent and corrupt people running the country is what is hindering P.I. to be the Pearl Orient of Southeast Asia.

[@hectorcoronado8759]

The Philippines was so different then compared to now. You are absolutely correct when you commented that folks were dressed up nicely, the place looks less crowded and open, no informal settlers, folks took pride in themselves when traveling (this was before the age of mass travel brought about by the jumbo jets), well-kept home, and the buildings have character. Alas, those days are gone replaced by a concrete jungle, crowded streets, informal settlers, and dirty air. Thanks for sharing.

[@restartedv69]

You would not expect people nowadays to dress up in a suit or dress when global warming is happening

[@eugeniovincenzo1621]

they are called squatters as said by the people in Manila...no need to put a cherry on top of a turd...

[@eugeniovincenzo1621]

@@restartedv69 Your girl Gretta Thrunberg said we would all be dead this year...what happened?

[@evancortez2]

oh yes your'e right, there used to be an airport in Makati - in fact Ayala avenue and Makati avenue used to be the runways, that's why they are so wide

[@alicefangonil7691]

Andres, they dressed up decent nit like now you can wear house short and slippers, I miss the old days

[@atravellingkiwi791]

They were the rich, but when you go to the barrios, people were poor mainly poor farmers and fishermen.

[@priscillaserrano7441]

This the real scenarios in the Philippines settings. I was amazed of watching this old video and that is typical Philippine history. Thanks for showing this the old Manila before now and then.

[@trendingniandres]

You are welcome

[@moisesdeguzman5655]

Nostagic Philippines

[@murakamiichiko5461]

Avenida Rizal was famous all the department store like Otis, Madison, good earth and the well known SM shoemart. Also all the movie theaters like Odeon, Vista, Globe, cinerama and others

[@rodyprincipe8227]

Avenida rizal, doon kani nag sa shoping, early sixties

[@primorivera9585]

So much impressed by this video to see my beloved country in the past.Tnk u very much.

[@MrSchnitzo]

Philippines is so blessed with abundance of everything theres no reason for people to live in Poverty! and hunger.

[@loretagutierrez3523]

Many poor brought the situation upon themselves by not exercising family planning. You see them complaining endlessly about the government not doing its job of ending poverty when the solution rests upon themselves

[@joemann5353]

Yea, the poor under the major religion with the 'revered' head that teaches them that family planning is against a good conscience..

[@bluemarshall6180]

And that's why China's interested. And Rodrigo is ..... Ahmmmm..... Ahhhhh.... Never mind. 🙄

[@bluemarshall6180]

@@joemann5353 Weh.

[@zarrayx]

And the Oligarch Family who control the Economy plus the corrupt Politicians that do not want the Filipino people to prosper for the cheap labor and easy to control and manipulate the filipinos when they are uneducated. what a shame and devious way, to get rich.

[@sjjoohojgoj1183]

I am impressed of your knowledge of my country the Philippines 🇵🇭 . I hope one day I could meet you Thank you for giving your time sharing the old Philippines 🇵🇭 the old Manila rather. By the way the famous Bamboo organ is located in St. Joseph Church in Las Piñas City.

[@randymiguel4990]

Ang ganda at ang linis noon ng Pilipinas at disiplinado ang mga Pilipino noon. At disente mga manamit. Wala kang makikitang naka short, naka sando, naka mini skirt, naka backless, at naka tsinelas pag namamasyal. Kahit si Manong driver ng kalesa ay naka disente din. Kung tutuusin mas maunlad ang Pilipinas noon kaysa sa Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, China, at sa iba pang bansa mula noong 1950's to 1970's. Noong 1940's Kasi ay world war II at pagkatapos Ng giyera ay lahat ng bansa sa mundo ay wasak at naging crisis sa buong mundo. Kaya noong 1950's lang unti unting nagrerecover ang mga bansa sa mundo kasama na ang Pilipinas.

[@UMAKEMESMILESWACKIN]

makalat din po ang manila specially quiapo akala mo lang malinis kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWWTh3qil5Kji5I

[@pingyu5141]

These greatness changed when Cory Aquino and the Dilawan grabbed power, the Philippines just went down the drain. Pres Duterte is now doing his best for the Philippines to go back to its former glory.

[@randymiguel4990]

@@pingyu5141 your correct

[@adorlo768]

18:26. Chase & Sanford coffee - good to the last drop.

[@pingyu5141]

@@indiorendellinorendellino6517 Hahaha kanya kanyang pananaw lang yan! Pero mas madami kaming nagiisip na SALOT sa bansa ang mga Aquino at kultong dilaw, d ko na isaisahin pa ang kabulastugan nilang ginawa, ang alam ko gising na ang karamihan sa bansa! Kaya nga ZERO ang kultong dilaw sa nakaraang nat'l election d ba?! Eh kahit pa namatay yan si noynoy, at nagexpect na naman sila ng sympathy votes? eh d na uto uto ang sambayan nyaun, so expect nalang by next year's election, marami pa ring dilaw na taeng maflush sa inidoro😁😂😅!

[@soraydaacapulco3000]

Yah ang ganda noon.no pollution,simple ang living.people wear decent dresses..like my lola always wearing kimona..and were all good children

[@ofeliaaloda1943]

Awesome thanks Kuya Andres for showing us this beautiful Philippines! Mabuhay ka kuya Andres

[@efrenplaza]

As a child I used to swim there by Baclaran. It was clean back then. Manila was beautiful, Volvo taxis, Escolta was the center of commerce. Thanks to isko for working hard restoring our beautiful city.

[@antonioangeles2090]

All the places in city of manila are beautiful and clean. People were discipline by our mayor late Arsenio H. Lacson, i was only 7 yrs old on that year 1958. Thanks to spanish t.v.network 👍

[@ermievalencia2562]

Nice video sir muchas gracias senior.👍viva Pilipinas🇵🇭

[@luisasantos8233]

Ang galing naman ni Andres💞 Kudos to you💞

[@hunk0326]

The Bongalow style of houses in manila before is almost the same in the US before the world war two came in.

[@brigittesagun8191]

thànk you sir Andres for uploading this vidèo so beàutiful and peaceful looking..Philippines is so àmazing and hopefully it will be great again and hope to have a good heart President in the future ..

[@williamabunado9406]

Nostalgic. It's really a walk down memory lane.

[@lieutenantkettch]

The devastation from WW2 was still evident in Intramuros more than a decade after the war. At 17:20 you can see a movie theater showing _Cat on a Hot Tin Roof_ , a 1958 film that starred Elizabeth Taylor, based on the play of the same title written by Tennessee Williams.

[@edge7375]

Soriente Santos was along Escolta. Otis had two stores, one along Rizal Avenue and the smaller one in Carriedo. I remember my Edwardson shoes bought by my dad during Christmas in the late 50s and early 60s.

[@trendingniandres]

Wow that is so nice to hear. I will try to locate the places when i go back.

[@trendingniandres]

Wish i had experienced those stores. They looks so nice

[@edge7375]

Yes indeed. Remember that Escolta and Rizal Avenue had the best stores then. You can find imported as well as locally made shoes that were just as good. The Edwardson brand though sounding foreign was actually local but very well made. I will try to figure out the building that previously housed Soriente Santos and post it here.

[@edge7375]

Soriente Santos exact location then is ground floor of Calvo Bldg. Escolta. Current occupant is Mercury Drug. The next door neighbor is Uno Seafoods. I think you have been there.

[@trendingniandres]

@@edge7375 That is wehere they were located, thanks. Yes i Have been there po. They have a small museum upstairs.

[@rufomendoza4220]

Hope to see more contents like this. It'll be a good reminder of who we were and who we could still be. Simply wonderful video shared. Thanks.

[@julietaphelps4653]

I was born in Manila my Dad used to work at Madrigal Bldg we shop at ang Tibay Shoes store those were the day’s happy memories !!!

[@priscillaserrano7441]

Most buildings still the same but now it's a big different because od modernization. Thanks for him of getting this kind of video clips.

[@susancuello4073]

My moms favorite stores when she's in Manila Otis, Soriente Santos, Berg.

[@lydiacatacutan5703]

best place to shop, its the in thing before...equivalent to your makati now.. we used to shop at Berg...

[@priscillaroger8593]

Awww.. Thanks for uploading this very nostalgic video. Full of memories ... Salamat po.. Muchas Gracias Senyor Andres. 😄😀👍👍

[@alpasky9485]

I miss those beautiful and colorful giant neon lights in downtown Manila. It makes the beautiful city very lively at night. Especially during '70s. Now it's gone.. maybe because of high electricity rate.

[@herminiasia208]

back then philppines is the leading country way ahead than any country people has a palabra de honor now sad to say peole especially politician dont have any more sense in what they are doing

[@bluemarshall6180]

50's to the mid 60's and after that......... Pfffff.

[@aidaramos5156]

Hi

[@aidaramos5156]

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[@blackz3823]

Everything goes downhill when the Aquino sit at the presidential seat. Economically speaking, Gloria Arroyo was the only one who had a sense to revitalize the economic, we even able to safely dodge the 2008 global crisis because of her. After her, it goes downhill again. She just got thrown into the mud because of the news propaganda

[@ginolac]

@@blackz3823 It started on Marcos's regime. Philippines' debt skyrocketed during his time and everything is history. “Under the Marcos regime, the country’s foreign debt skyrocketed from $599 million in 1966 to $26.7 billion in 1986,” and for the past 30 years since the downfall of the Marcos dictatorship, Filipinos are still paying Marcos's debt. 💩💩💩

[@jyao787]

Wow! Thank you Espanya! Mahal ko kayo lahat na mga Espanyol Ang gwapo ninyo at daks!

[@mindaluzsaipuddin5657]

Yung Mas marami pang alam si kuya ANDRES hahaha is more impressive..

[@brianperry3485]

I think that was a cinema there playing Cat on a hot tin roof, thanks for the video always enjoy can't wait to get back to the Philippines one day soon.

[@trendingniandres]

I think you are right

[@normanludwigcapacio4785]

thank you for sharing wow im a filipino and i was so amazade what its look like way back 1958 in manila i wish a can travel go back in time

[@trendingniandres]

Hehe, me too

[@algrand52]

That time when the only SM is in Escolta and they sell mostly Marikina-made shoes, hence the name, ShoeMart.

[@friendly1999ph]

wala namang SM sa Escolta. The first Shoe Mart was in Rizal Avenue then they also had another one in Carriedo Street. The first SM Dept store was built in 1972 in Carlos Palanca Street corner Carriedo Street.

[@evancortez2]

Those kids are not just grown up by now, most of them are in their 70s now

[@bonifaciocunanan6917]

I enjoy how Tagalog words are inserted into the discourse. Good job.

[@ercfamilyvlogs5740]

wow! amazing nga talaga! ang saya mamuhay hindi pa polluted and overcrowded... yung mga kolehiyala ang ganda ng school uniform and take note naka-social distancing sila❤️😉! ang galing lang, ibang bansa pa ang gumawa ng documentations about Phils. at napapanuod natin. thank you #trendingniandres.

[@adorlo768]

Those ladies were college students and the children were elementary school pupils at the University of Santo Tomas.

[@empty.30]

This gentleman knows what hey saying. Thanks for the info! Very impressive.

[@mannylugz5872]

I would imagine that on Taal Volcano today, everything looks muddy and grey.

[@waltabrahamlazarte5020]

Nostalgia Pilipinas!

[@Carmeec.lu1495]

Thank you so much Kuya Andres it's so amazing to see the old version of the Philippines.I loved it. Salamat po

[@eltoyongardener1225]

I was born in 1958. So that was then. How the scenery has changed.

[@telcobilly]

I was also born in 1958. Been to the Philippines four times and trying to get back. Got married in 2017, visited again in 2018/2019 and then the covid scamdemic came to roost. Hoping to get back in a few months as I'm retired now. Nobody screws stuff up for people better than bureaucrats and politicians. It's a haven for the corrupt and incompetent.

[@romylforonda1]

I wish I can travel back in time : ) Being @d Good Earth Emporium in Avenida was d most fascinating thing that happens2my life as a kid. Proud2be a Manileño kahit ano pah!!! hahaha

[@vladimirjalocon1069]

In 1958, I was 7 yrs old, thank you Sir to show me again, the same places that I was used to be, God bless you

[@christopherblanco5770]

He said the kids must have been grown up. They are probably old now.

[@TheCapricorn_1256]

yes, older than me ...

[@marjunmarcelocristobal2678]

Loving Manila of Old!!

[@robertorocio8810]

Wow, excellent presentation. I truly appreciate this video as it brings me back to the year 1958. I was then 8 years old where I was a grade two in the primary school. Thank you for featuring Philippines in your you tube channel, and I hope more nostalgic documentary film about the Philippines in your future presentation. Thank you once more. God Bless Philippines.

[@maryloucastel7801]

Thank you so much for showing this documentary .

[@yujin5842]

It's like travelling back to time. Thanks for sharing the old videos of Manila or rather the Philippines... Mabuhay....

[@miamie7039]

When the Philippines is still raw. When the natural resources is richly nourished and maintained by the filipinos..

[@priscillaserrano7441]

Next video must more exiting to watch just to appreciate the reality of our country. Proud to be in the Philippines as my motherland.

[@lloyd.4574]

I enjoy viewing this old video of the Philippines, amazing.

[@mariagloor688]

Thank you for showing this video of our country. I love viewing old pictures/videos of how it was before.

[@evancortez2]

My Dad went to UST at around this time and I was looking around the video to see if I could see him :)

[@edithahernandez7023]

Clean and not congested,it was so beautiful !

[@totsblanca1528]

🇵🇭 Great... Must be part of our history 👍👍👍 Thanks!

[@SaripHappyLife]

Philippines before is clean and modern .. but now it's still modern but also have more and more ongoing projects

[@PrinceChaloner]

When Philippines was the 2nd richest Asian country...

[@kelronronan1207]

Mag move on na kayo gasgas na gasgas na yan sinasabi MO. magsikap kayong lahat para hindi magmukhang dugyot

[@liverpoolleftback3416]

Just because that back then most asian countries were poor.

[@bluemarshall6180]

Before F*******

[@daug]

@Joel Favia what a pathetic mind. Macoy drained the country. Stop spreading fake information.

[@daug]

@Joel Favia The Nuclear energy project was stopped because it became a milking cow of Macoy's men. Please read the latest Supreme Court decision on the case. Further, it was discontinued due to the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant disaster. Move on na oy.

[@leunam3434]

I remember those good old days. My parents would take me to Manila during weekends from Cebu City in Philippine Airlines DC3s.

[@TheCapricorn_1256]

the peaceful era. almost all I love watching. if we could turn back the hands of time at I was born way earlier pra nawitness ko ang kagandahang ng pilipinas. sad thing is I was born and raised sa liblib na lugar sa probinsya.

[@zcath7710]

I miss the stores during those days simple yet they really worked for their displays specially during the holiday season

[@lovelove-xz5qu]

Proud Makatizen here. To be honest I didn't know that the Ayala Triangle was once an airport and I traverse those roads that form the triangle every weekdays ^_^

[@marielynne4715]

Yun sa damit ang ganda Sir, gusto ko pa rin yun dating gawi kung paano mag damit ang mga pilipino.

[@alisoncrawford8697]

Beautiful Manila in 1958. Andres Thank you for posting . That was nice

[@EmmanuelLSalas]

Thankyou sir for this amazing videos...the mellenians are need to see this..to continue the filiipinos culture

[@edmundramos6563]

Seeing the grandeur of Old Manila as I remembered in growing up in the late 50’s & thru the 60’s!!! Muy maravilioso !!!

[@quadmedia]

Manong Andres,salamat at pinakita mo to ulit, simple at maganda pa ang manila dati.

[@agotnagak5117]

Amazing Philippines 🥰

[@abgeebssr7344]

Love your childlike excitement on seeing those old iconic landmarks.

[@emmanuelbautista5142]

Thank you for promoting the Philippines..😘😘😘

[@socheoteyza6211]

There was a department store in Escolta that had this beautiful staicase, i can't remember the name, best place to go Christmas shopping in the 60s. The houses in New Manila and Quezon City had amazing gardens

[@mariodizon5583]

Good earth emporium!

[@chefchrisgarciasr.4565]

It was nice to see old manila thanks

[@basadaemilia3924]

THANK YOU FOR SHARING KUYA ANDRES THE OLD PHILIPPINES,MABUHAY PO

[@johnaverybernardo]

Hahahahahaha really love to hear your Filipino phrases and words!!!

[@jaboldelamancha4943]

Que hermosa!...muy interesante,...muy informativo y educativo!..muchas gracias señor Andres! Diós te bendiga!.. Viva Filipinas y España!..

[@jaboldelamancha4943]

Me encanta!..

[@Redplane500]

Soriente Santos was the competitor of Shoe Mart now known as SM. Edwardson was a casual and rubber shoemaker.

[@delfingarcia8590]

I was 10 yrs old my father and me used to go around avenida rizal on saturdays after he will work on a half day at capital insurance right at the foot of kines bridge across up to now is savory chicken restaurant. We watched movie at lyrics theater.

[@bonifaciocunanan6917]

I am so happy to see this video clip. The host is very familiar with our history and geography.

[@adrianwilson4270]

Thank you for sharing this rare and beautiful documentary. I love seeing places, how it was way back then where everything was simple and peaceful. A lot of good memories ang good vibes. Bamboo Organ is on Zapote Rd. Las Pinas the one that cuts between Coastal Rd. and Alabang-Zapote Rd

[@marilenpicornell4444]

what a pity that not much importance and interest is given to history and culture. Philippines can improve more. I hope Philippines does not drown in consumerism. Which it does with so much money sent by OFWS.

[@salterrae2525]

Simple life. Less pollution and traffic. Manila bay was clean enough for us kids to swim. Good old days. Studied in UST.

[@ryanbelcina8543]

because people back then was quite civilized, disciplined, clean, this is before the dictatorship era and the minds of our politicians are a little bit mature and focus on our economy and people... unlike today its like a domino effect... chaotic, crab mentality in every citizen... sigh! how wish we can go back to our very own traits back then.... peace!

[@NetherVoiD]

Actually thats the time when people from province did not go yet to Luzon. Pollution started when squatters started popping out everywhere.

[@gandakho7562]

the philippines was really beautiful during those times back then..

[@judybaloy72]

Woww thank you for sharing that history I like before because you can walk without hassle and peacefully come home safely compared today

[@rodval3786]

The building at 17:53 is the Calvo building along Escolta.

[@ronona3926]

yes correct!

[@steadylearner1]

Amazing old photos of Manila. Manila can be like this again in 20 years, I hope. Clark City will halve Manila down in population.

[@mamamia5556]

Miss the good ol' days...the grass was greener, the sky was bluer and Manila was cleaner 👍

[@trendingniandres]

Yes I agree

[@jundollente6689]

Thank you Andres Beautiful manila in 58'. Very educational.. more power to your channel. May God bless you always

[@josephdesign1052]

Great nostalgic videos, I was born 1966 but at young age my Father always bring me with him around Manila, my favorite Escolta and use to have my haircut at Don Juan Barber Shop, cheers!

[@dominadorjrallego8933]

God bless Philippines mabuhay ang pagbabalik ng perlas ng silanganan mabuhay

[@irasz1]

That plantation of coconut and banana still exist here in Mindanao