BARQUISIMETO BELLO Recorriendo la calle 25 y el Barrio San José, Venezuela

BEAUTIFUL BARQUISIMETO: A Stroll Down 25th Street and Through the San José Neighborhood, Venezuela ❤️Beloved Barquisimeto—after visiting the beautiful town of Cubiro and the Lomas de Cubiro, I now bring you a new video of my equally beautiful city of Barquisimeto, Lara State, Venezuela. I return to my beautiful hometown to show you Calle 25, which I walk along from Plaza Bolívar on Carrera 17 to Avenida Venezuela. A great walk where you’ll see very interesting places like Plaza El Encuentro, where a statue of the late Gerardo Brito stands; you’ll see the Mediterráneo Shopping Center, the Juárez Theater (yes, with an “s”), Carrera 19, various shops on Avenida 20, the Cosmos Shopping Center, the plaza and San José Church, I’ll pop into the IUTIRLA Institute, show you some beautiful colonial houses in this area, and even make it to what used to be a legendary arepa shop known as El BACHI, a historic spot in the city✌️ ❤️👉Then I head to San José, in the Unión parish, where I promised some friends I’d film it once some projects undertaken by the Iribarren Municipal Government were completed. I tour a good part of this area of Barquisimeto, starting from Libertador Avenue at Calle 29, and I walk along that street, showing you the beautiful mural “Life and Work of San José” by the artist brothers, the Méndez Brothers (Alexander, Sonia, and Yoel). A beautiful monument. ✌️🎉Then I head down the main street of San José, showing you the houses and shops, passing by the Ciudad de Maturín School, the María Mazzarello Chapel, the Hijas de María Auxiliadora Institute, the San José soccer field—which turned out beautifully—the San José Clinic, and ending at the San José volleyball court, another lovely route ❤️👉Many Venezuelan migrants living in the United States and residents of these areas asked me for this tour, so I’m happy to oblige—I hope you enjoy it. ❤️👉I hope you like this video, and if you do, please remember to subscribe, like, comment, share, and turn on the notification bell. I’ll continue doing my best to bring you excellent content 🎉🤝I am very grateful to the many people who have donated to the channel. I’m always looking for ways to improve it; for now, the goal is to get a good microphone so your experience is even better. Also, with the proceeds, I plan to visit nearby towns and places since I really enjoy these tours. Thank you once again for the donations, and if you’d like me to mention you in the videos, I’d be happy to do so. #barquisimeto #tourism #venezuela