What´s up Roter@?
Is everything all right?
"Ahí na´ ma´ esa es la cosa"
Look, there is a terrible myth
with the topic about airport
If it's the end of the world
That if it´s impossible to go out,
That you can only transfer from the airport to the city
paying 25 o 30 CUC for taxi
Let me tell you that nothing is further from reality
Yes, yes, only fortunately,
Fortunately for you,
There is The Route
And what do you think I'm going to give you some tricks
Here, everything is possible
Only, You need to know
How? When? and Where?
It means, these are the questions basic
The first thing you have to decide is
How do you want to move
from the airport to the city
One, Comfortably
Or Two,
Economically
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This one takes you for 24 pesos
Anywhere of Havana?
yes, 24
How long does the trip take?
25 minutos
I see that it is a very comfortable taxi
It has air conditioning
It has all conditions
Let's go wherever
Not only is Havana
you can also go anywhere in the country
Private cars aren´t allowed
it has to be just family
some friend, or
Only authorized yellow taxis
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How long does a trip to the city? More or less
It's at least 40 minutes
to Havana Center
The price of the trip to the city
From terminal 3,
20 pesos
25 pesos
What is established for state airport taxis
20 pesos are charged for taking people out of the airport
For having to look for it
the private car can´t come and look for it to the airport
It Must be family
Or a friendship
As you can see they are comfortable,
they are spacious
It doesn´t air conditioning
but, you are enjoying the view and the scenary
Some have air conditioning
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Well, Ruter@s
A promise is a promise
Here, I have Mr. Dominik
How are u doing, bro?
All good, all good
Well Dominik, look
I wanted to have you in this first program
Firstly because I promised
the Router@s
Secondly, because I want to start
this section
I want to talk in the first program about a phrase
very, very popular among cubans
" Qué bola "
" Qué bola "
Have you said this phrase in some moment?
In fact
Let me explain you something
My beloved grandma
My grandmother
Never raised me with those words
But I have to use those words
to conect on the underground
That is to say, to be part of the masses
I have to talk like that
I have to be part of them
I have to communicate
That is, look for that greeting
" Que bola " has been accepted our society
and it has replaced what can be said
For many it is a vulgar phrase
and for others it is an acceptable phrase
Like to say "Good Morning",
"good afternoon"
or "good night"
Nowadays, greet us like a Cuban
´´Que bolá, acere´´…
You know
Look Dominik,
But I was wondering
Everybody says the phrase
and, we always have said it
But we've never asked ourselves
Where did that phrase come from?
That is to say, What is the origin of that phrase?
Personally speaking,
I think, it was from a derivative of
like baseball. or the ball
the national sport of Cuba
I don´t know, at some point,
It wasn´t "Que Bolá" but "Que Bola"
yeah!!!
And someone. at some point was decontextualizing it
and brought it to another level, more social
and became in "QUE BOLÁ"
I think it has been that.
Well, you think ...
You always remember that we give the possibility
as such to the viewer
that is part of this judgment
yes, Of course
For my interpretive mode,
as I have, in some research, as such,
the word "que bola" comes from an ABAKUÁ religion ...
can it be so?
Yes, of the abakuas, right?
... exactly, so is it ...
Of the religion is of the abakuás ...
that interesting ...
This is the word "que bolá"...
This is what it means "BOLÁ, ASERE''
From here it was derived,
but society has taken it so, so, so,
very own of them, as such
And they has interpreted it, or made it so his own,
and has taken it
as a greeting among us Cubans
Mainly Ordinary Cubans
The Cubans who are part of the streets of our Havana, Cuba
The Cubans, as I classify them,
as gladiators who day after day are there,
in the arena, fighting
It's crazy, it's good,
the rhythm is good ... I know that yes...
Well, look ...
it's interesting what you tell me, it´s interesting
yes, of course
I have my opinion,
Dominik has his opinion,
but it is not absolute
You remember that you are part of "The Route" and
the way you enter "The Route"
is through of your comments
The comments are below
Then, now you are going to tell me
what you think about the origin of the word QUE BOLÁ,
or rather of the phrase QUE BOLÁ
So simple,
remember, if you want to learn through us
just, what do you expect?
...It's very simple…
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¡¡¡ QUE BOLA !!!
Here is what I call '' Other Level ''
the '' God Level '' ... yes, yes, yes ...
a trip from the airport to the city for only 2 CUP
2 CUP
That's not even 10 cents of dollar
Yes, yes, here the urban transport is quite cheap
look at!!!
The question is how to get to the Avenida de Boyeros
Is the most complicated part of the subject
Every hour passes a bus that connects to all the terminals
The bus has no number or anything
You have to look good because it only has a logo that is an airplane
This bus runs every hour
You just have to catch it
Wait it, you need to have a little bit patience
And it will take you to the avenue of Boyeros
Once you are in the avenue of Boyeros, you will walk to the left about 150 m
you are going to see a stop
(Do not forget to order the latter)
Another point
They are selling a house in front of the airport
There are 2 routes that take you to the city
One is the P 12 and the other is the P 16
The P 12 takes you straight for all Boyeros and when it arrives at Reina Street or Carlos III
Turn right on to the Fraternity Park, and you're in Havana
Now, the P16, made the same route as the P12
But a few months ago it changed
Then ... no, quiet, quiet, just a little change
The P 16 catches by all Boyeros but when it arrives at
The P 16 catches by all Boyeros but when it arrives at "Calzada del Vento"
It deviates
Take all Vento up there up to St. Catalina
In Sta. Catalina turn left looking for La Ciudad Deportiva
And then turn right and take the Primelles street, straight to the bottom
Enters Ayestarán and only returns to the avenue of Boyeros
when it arrives at the Terminal of National Buses
It means, the stop that is before Carlos III, Carlos III street or Reina street
And the next one already does the same route as always
Continue straight
Go up all around G, turn right on 23
looking for "El Malecon" to Hospital Ameijeiras where is the final stop
and, that´s all "Ruter@"
for 2 Pesos, look at,
There are 2 pesos if you decide to give 2 pesos, but it can be 80 cents
And so simple you have a super economic trip
never seen before
I have to tell you that you will not have privacy
That´s true
You will not have privacy, there will be no comfort
The trip lasts more than 1 hour
All that is true
But in exchange you will live an experience very,
But very Cuban and if you are already Cuban
Then you're going to save 20 or 30 cuc
That is never too much
You know, That is never too much
I already gave you tips, you can´t complain, ok?
You can´t complain
Look at!!
I forgot!!!
This trip only counts day
If your flight arrives or leaves very late at night or at dawn
Don´t think, I advice you take a taxi
It's not for nothing, but it's best to avoid it.
Ok, I hope today's route has provided you with information, knowledge
That you have learned and enjoyed
Especially that
That you have enjoyed it, that is the goal
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