Travel South America | South from Texas: Ep. 2 – The Drums of “Candombe” (Montevideo)
In this episode, we find ourselves in the South American capital city of Montevideo, where any weekend night can become a roving neighborhood block party with the drummers of “Candombe.” This is Uruguay’s own unique rhythmic tradition that dates back to the abolition of slavery in this small Latin American country.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Question by Wonderment: What city in South America should I travel to?
I’m wondering which is the safest, and I’m in college so I’d like a city that’s coastal and has nightlife.
Best answer:
Answer by Bells.818
Rio de Jeniro is really cool. (I think I spelt that wrong :p)
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@ThePandaBeat Thanks! Good to know since I’ll be there in about two more weeks.
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Thank you for the kind words towards my country! you’re welcome to come back any time!
that is cool. i wish us white people had culture like that
I’m from Montevideo, I have been living in a small town in Texas for some years now, thank you for doing the video and for the respect you show in your appreciations !
i am so happy that you got to meet what i call the real uruguay the people! love ur video you brought me back to my country for 7:44 minutes
Merci..
I am a Uruguayan living abroad, and your video brought me back memories of the “paisito”, the little country, as we call it. Thanks for sharing.
Uruguay is all the fun in the whole Earth stored there
Proud Uruguayan! The most beautiful country in the world!
These is my country my beautiful Uruguay and my people ,hope you going back to visit and let us the ones out of the country those beautiful videos .Thanks my friend you make my day with these drums an reports.
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thanks for the comments! we’d love to have you back! arriba Uruguay!!!!
@gusro12 My experience in Uruguay went far, far beyond the word “enjoy.” I will definitely return there – many times hopefully. And I describe Montevideo in particular as, “the biggest small town in South America.” I love that city.
nice vid yo! Proud to be Uruguaian!
is very good your video , did you enjoy Uruguay?