adventures in #elsalvador with nostr:nprofile1qqsvkh9knlk4j508uxvrget8qaml2evqnyu7hpwp7xwec28g6c9u7wgpzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgqgcwaehxw309akk2tnsw4e8qmr9wfjkccte9e3k7mg0es0c7 😝
https://blossom.primal.net/b12571e1db6172d6f745621d29d14449b69c3bb54f7e3efb788de092baf35095.mov
https://blossom.primal.net/fa13338907d2ab2b6940f1243f24ace43d6d81ffccce532bd616b7e9718ae11d.mov
What's like to live and migrate to El Salvador? I'm asking this since my country is turning into a mass surveillance dictatorship.
it’s a very “raw” experience everyone (expats) likes to say.
definitely visit for some time before you move- it’s not for everyone. and definitely practice your spanish beforehand 🤞🏼 & for sure it’s safe AF!
Thanks for the answer, but I'm Mexican and Spanish is my native language 🤭 so no language barrier or cultural shock expected. I was asking if it's really safety and affordable to live there, but I'll definitely pay a visit at the end of the year.
