Walking Streets of Honduras Capital City (extremely dangerous)

A day in Tegucigalpa, Capital City of Honduras.

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[IndigoTraveller]

Thank you, Honduras. As you can see by this video, this country goes much further than its world famous image of darkness. Obviously these things are happening but what comes to the surface for me is the people's strength and hospitality. Stay strong, Honduras 🇭🇳

[Solo-vhfm]

The saddest thing about Central and South American countries is how they have the ingredients and foundations to being safe and prosperous countries but there’s just too much corruption.

[Tiripsroirraw]

Carlos seems like one of those random people you come across when traveling, you'd never forget them. Hope he's doing ok.

[maltesharalikatti]

"See You again in heaven". Man, these words have so much of meaning. Shows how much Carlos has been through in his life.

[kikip]

I was born in Honduras...in Comayagua. I was quite lucky, (no offense) I've been adopted by my parents, grew up in Switzerland. I visited Honduras three times, the last time this year in march. Every time I really enjoyed it, eventhough if it's a completely other world. Honduran people are always ready to help you, they're very polite even If your spanish isnt perfect. I really loved the kitchen, the smiles and everything..but I feel very lucky, I had everything. Sometimes, I keep asking myself "why me? How come 32 years ago, a baby like me had the possibilities, many kids didn't had"? I guess, I'll never know, but I'll always be grateful to the woman who left me at the hospital, to give a great chance. Thank you for showing the real Honduras ❤

[HeikkiES]

The Texas guy is a legend. I hope he can find some job soon.

[uptonfilms]

The Texas Tech guy was such a good person. Some people in the world don’t know how good they have it. I pray for the country of Honduras 🇭🇳

[joshuacaceres]

As a Honduran I am surprised at how well many Hondurans speak English, people that you would never imagine they have the minimum of education. So much potential in such good, hardworking and honest people. Drug trafficking and corruption are a cancer in my poor country. I was born and lived there for 14 years. Then I lived 4 in Guatemala. Now I live in Europe, I miss my home a lot, but I can't imagine coming back to my country. It's really painful not being able to go home.

[dianneromero]

Carlos seems a nice guy. Hearing stories how people strive so hard each day to survive really melts my heart. Hope he's doing good!

[HR-hwdo]

“I hope to see you again, in heaven”. That hit deep

[scottj]

Carlos epitomises “Don’t judge a book by its cover”. What a lovely man.

[abdiadennn]

Man! I’m a Muslim but that Carlos guy loves Jesus so much and have a lot of hope even tho he’s jobless and have nothing, nice guy i wish he finds a good job.
I love positive people 🤝🙌

[da.j.]

I visited Tegucigalpa as a gringo woman five years ago and the scariest thing I found was the terrifying landing at the airport XD You literally have to skim the top of a mountain to come in for the landing.

[antonios]

"I hope to see you again in Heaven.."
I've never heard anybody say that, after meeting somebody.
Taking it, using it, appreciating the love from Carlos.

[ariadnasureya]

Thanks for visiting my country, a country full of tragedies devastated by nature, corrupt government, but good and hard working people are still standing ...God bless you and bless my beautiful and dear Honduras 🇭🇳 🙏🙏🙏

[whereisamine]

I’m a drone pilot and your shot of the Honduran flag was INCREDIBLE 👏

[alinanicolescu]

Juan, the english teacher/metal band singer earned you my subscription, it was a very enlightening interview and great person. Really hope Honduras will be able to recover from this mess. Respect

[erickburgos]

Here in the states you got some people whining and complaining about their frappe taking to long to be made at Starbucks. They don't know what bad really is 🤦

[pizzulo]

Carlos is awesome. I hope many blessings come his way. The world needs more people like him. Next time you meet a foreigner in the U.S. think about this man.

[Deliriumrock]

Thank You Nick for trying to capture an unbiased look at our country. Keep up the good work! And thank you for granting exposure to one of our clips. Means a lot to us. Its very hard for a Central American metal band to be listened around the globe. Thanks everyone who had commented and liked our band! Best of luck to all of you metal brothers!