One of the most beautiful places in the world.

Amo a mi PR...Ese es mi pueblo

Yes more history please! Thanks for your videos, I really enjoy them.

Wow I love the handmade items in the plaza!

Love your videos, I spent several months in Puerto Rico after hurricane Maria cleaning up the ports and marina’s for the USCG. I’m coming back for the my honeymoon and I realize now how much I missed the place!

Super cool. I've added to my list for my next trip.

Yes I would love to see a part two. I have just found out that I have family history in this town dating back 3 generations. The coffee crop is a big connection for me!! Would love to learn more

This is such a great video! I have lived in Lares for the past 5 years and you really caught a good part of the essence of it. More videos please!

Yes!! We would love to see more of Lares. 😘😘

Lares!! Thanks for showing us it.

Love it man! The way you show the videos with so much pride and love for the Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 culture truly makes these videos so entertaining to watch. I’d love to visit Lares some day it looks absolutely breathtaking. My wife’s family is from caguas.. I don’t know if there’s some plazas their to make a video but that would be nice too. But yes another video part 2 of the beautiful Lares!! 🙏

My Pueblo I miss you so much see you soon and family friends

Two things that jumped out at me were mi querido y estimado Jose Feliciano, y mi querido y estimado Pedro Albizu Campos. Pedro Albizu Campos is kinda like Nikola Tesla to me ---- both AMAZING men who have kinda been forgotten in the history books. When I first found out about Albizu, I was absolutely amazed and saddened at the same time. To me he is the most amazing, brilliant, and patriotic Puerto Rican ever, in the history of Puerto Rico. His life and story is amazing, sad, and impactful. He instantly became my hero, and I assumed most people felt the same way. It totally surprised me how so many people see him as a villain. I've been to Lares, but I didn't digest it the way I should have. I need to prepare more for my visit, and be ready to really explore and appreciate what's there. Videos like this will help me do a better job next time.

The video is really cool and informative. I’ve been wanting to visit when my aunt told me my dad was born there.

Great job with this video of my family's hometown. Sadly almost all family members have moved away since my mother's passing years ago. I still have fond memories of my youth there. Always try to visit every few years. Would like to see future videos of the Fiestas Patronales in Lares, the weddings, and successful businesses there like the new "Luxury Coffee Bar" near downtown. Very few people know that Lares was supposed to be the capital of Puerto Rico before the Spaniards invaded. Maybe a video showing the celebration of "El Grito" would be cool. The Grito de Lares" is a yearly celebration of the historical event of September 23, 1868, when an armed uprising known as "El Grito de Lares" brought together roughly 1,000 rebels who fought against oppressive Spanish colonial rule.

Mi hermoso pueblo. Mano, que orgullo me da este video. Me encanta tu canal, apenas lo descubrí y el contenido es espectacular. Conoces la historia a perfección y eso da muchísimos puntos a favor. El trabajo de cámara está fenomenal y te expresas muy bien frente a ella. Necesitas enseñar todo lo demás que ofrece Lares (La Rambla, Café Oro, El Cepo, Hacienda Lealtad, Castañer, ect.) También me gustaría ver un video mi 2do pueblo, Hatillo. Bendiciones y éxito en tu canal!

Very informative and entertaining video! How about a Part 2 that includes or focuses on the coffee growers and producers that are in Lares and the surrounding area? In past trips to PR we've bought in the supermarkets deeeelicious coffee from Lares and other towns. Would love to see and learn more about the people who produce such a wonderful product whose aroma and flavor are so incredible.

Esta bello todo, thank you for showing Lares,

Shout out to Luis Angel Madera from Lares also known as Weyo .

I had the coquito and the maiz , so fire 🔥 The plaza is small but cool. Don Pedro’s tree in the plaza is super interesting too!

Informative and entertaining, great use of the QR codes to highlight the artwork! Cilantro ice cream for everyone! haha

Nice! Great video. I love Lares and I haven't seen some of these spots/art yet so I'll have to return here some time soon!

Eeeéaaaaa diá ❤

Hi! New subscriber! I visited Lares November 2021. I stumbled upon The Grito de Lares Art Festival, and loved it! Thanks for sharing! What other places to eat are in Lares?

Here in Aguadilla now gonna hit up Lares tomorrow on my way to San Juan!!!

Do a part 2 please

Good content

we need content on cafe oro and cafelatte...😉

Great video!

😅the 4cats's revolution 🤗

Who was the seven leaders of El Grito De Lares.

Hey! What's a good way to reach out to you? I'm going to PR soon for lieage research work and I wanted to pick your brain if that's cool!

Las alcapurrias de ahí son las mejores.

This video was basically mostly him eating 🙄