Life in a Dominican Barrio: What You Need to Know
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Curious about life in a Dominican barrio? 🤔 In this video, I share my personal experiences living in a local neighborhood. 🏠 From the frequent power outages ⚡ to the lively and sometimes loud neighbors 🎉, get the inside scoop on what it’s really like!
🌟 What to Expect:
1. Dealing with electricity issues 🔌
2. Understanding the vibrant neighborhood culture 🎶
3. Tips on how to adapt and enjoy your stay 😎
Join me on this journey and discover the authentic side of Dominican life! 🇩🇴 Don’t forget to like 👍, comment 💬, and subscribe for more real-life travel insights! ✈️
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Ron… you forgot one thing to tell the brothers.. Living in a true Dominican community there's no hot water. Lol
Right bc I stayed in costambar my neighbors played music till 3-4 in the morning. I just accepted it until I started staying in sosua an the music get turned down much sooner.
I'm a traveler welder I'm planning on moving to the D R in 2026 I'm 41 with no kids never married. I'm just stacking and saving my $ to leave usa the system is mess up here.
Outside of the high end neighborhoods like Piantini and others in the National Zone, I like the gated communities in San Isidro because they are newer with better infrastructure and back up generators. And some of the bartios in Este but not too deep in the hood. I got a few favorites in Este that are relatively modern and walkable
Facts if you have military retirements and vA disability check you will be a millionaire over there easily
You keep getting better and better. Quality editing/graphics and topics on point
My guy