- Rémy, what time is it? [French] - Good morning! [Romanian] It's 7am. [French]
We had a little rest before going to
see Ricardo Villalobos. The siesta ...
the siesta turned into the night.
But everything is good. I think it's the first time that I've taken a nap before going to see Villalobos.
- Hey, hey! I'm Conor, the Language Tsar and today
I'm speaking to you from Constanța in Romania on
the Black Sea.
I'm here for Sunwaves music festival. So
what do people think of when they hear
the word 'Romania'? Normally it's not the
best kind of association especially in
Western Europe because of the media. They
think of gypsies, pickpockets, thieves,
poverty, orphanages but the reality is
really really different here so I'm
going to give you a little bit an of overview of
here in Constanța. Constanța is the
largest port on the Black Sea and one of
the largest ports in Europe.
It lies about two two-and-a-half hours
from the Romanian capital of Bucharest
and its population is a little bit under
three hundred thousand inhabitants. The
city was historically known as 'Tomis'.
Adrian! This is Adrian from AdrianPOV.
He is a major YouTuber here in Romania
and he's also a native of Constanța.
- Constanța, yeah! I'm born and living here
since I know myself. - Being a local from
Constanța. What you think is ... what you
think is the spirit of Constanța? What do
you think ... what do you think makes it
special as a city? - Mainly in the hot
season, it's really nice to come. Here we
have great parties. We have a newly renovated
old town. I know to recommend
things as a local like restaurants and
clubs and good parks because I'm a
new dad and now I know the
parks which ones are the best. It's a very
beautiful city. Also during the
winter we don't have a lot of snow but
it's not that cold so you can stay
outside and enjoy it. - Like there's a lot
of prejudice and stereotypes about
Romania in the Western press ...
Not everybody is like ... - I think in this moment ...
from before like this for Romanians [Romanian] ...
- It's like something from before,
right? An old stereotype about ... - It's
an old stereotype about Romanians
and I think now because I travelled
a lot and everywhere I went I told them
I'm from Romania and nobody looked
at me differently or treated me
differently. So I think this
stereotype is I don't know
something from before ... - Like there's kind of
two things, right? I mean people don't
travel here and don't meet Romanians in
like a normal context like they have
work colleagues or they're just
travelling and they meet other travelers
who are Romanian then what do they rely on
for their impression of the country and the
people? They rely purely on the media
which in general tends to be very
sensational. - Yeah they're looking for
this and in every country you go there are
bad areas where you will meet bad people
of course. We have them here. But as a
tourists maybe you're easy target for
the bad people and that's why you
find it dangerous but ... - My experience has been
that Romania is kind of medium level in
terms of nuisance or danger as you
travel, right?
And definitely taxi drivers in the past
have been really problematic in terms
of overcharging ... - This is also it's a worldwide problem with
taxi drivers. - This is why I hate taxi drivers
and love Uber and all these apps
but now Romania has apps. In Bucharest, of
course, Uber works. Here in Constanța there's
as a local taxi app so I don't find out
really a problem anymore
and I think street crime it's normal.
It's no more dangerous than being in
London, for example, being in Bucharest. It's about the same.
- At least here the terrorist threats are low.
- They're extremely low. Touch wood that
nothing happens. - What I find a very good
thing in Romania is that mostly everybody
speaks English perfectly. I've been to
countries where I couldn't understand anything.
I had to do sign language, I don't know.
- Yeah, I mean I spend a lot of time on the
other part of the Black Sea in Odessa in
Ukraine and there if you don't speak
Russian it's extremely difficult of
course to get around and to communicate
with people. Here in Romania nearly
everybody young speaks English.
I do speak in Romanian with maybe the
taxi drivers or you know maybe if I'm in
the countryside. - In small shops ... - Stuff
like that if you come and go to the main
tourist areas, of course, everybody speaks
English and young people in general are very
enthusiastic to speak English. It's kind of
a new generation of Romanians. Sunwaves
was really cool that's actually the
reason here. I came for a Sunwaves. - Bye!
- Hi Rémy!
- Hey Conor! [French] - We meet once again. - All good? - Yes, all is good.
- Hi! [Romanian]
And welcome, Conor! [French]
This morning, you left Belgium.
You leave from Brussels and your flight today
was to Bucharest.
How did you prepare your trip and are you ready for this festival?
- For this festival, you just need a good mate to party with!
And you've come with me
so there you go ... it's not my first time here
in Romania and certainly not my first time at Sunwaves
so I'm just in great form.
- We're about to leave the airport here in Bucharest
to go to the city center. Do you have any advice
for travelers to get from Bucharest Airport
to the city center of Bucharest? - I believe that it's better to go by taxi because
it's really cheap here in Romania and here it's going to cost around €5, I think,
to get to the city center.
There's an honest system for the taxis now
because in the past, it was pretty dangerous to take a taxi directly from
the airport. But today, you just have to take a ticket from the machine over there
and the taxi is going to come in 5 minutes more or less.
Otherwise, you can use Uber, of course. There's also this possibility.
Both of them work really well
and there isn't a big difference in price but
in general with taxis, you should be carefully in Romania.
If you take a taxi in the street,
there's always the risk that they will rip you off! - Thank you
for this valuable tip, Language Tsar.
We will find ourselves in a few hours on the shores of the Black Sea.
I feel really great, my dears friends of Language Tsar.
We just spent a fantastic evening ...
it's [my] second time here at Sunwaves Festival.
An amazing festival
with a well-selected lineup that will give you
loads of sweet vibes to your ears.
You will see that you will have
an amazing and fantastic evening.
This is the spring edition of Sunwaves
that the one for 1 May. It has all the celebration,
all the good sensations, all the joy,
all the love, my dear friends.
- Cheers!
Second day of Sunwaves 2017 ...
- Look around you ... look, look!
- So I'm here with my buddy, Jason. So Jason, tell everybody,
where did you fly from just to come to Sunwaves?
- From Boston. I came here last year, absolutely amazing.
We don't have anything like this in the United States.
- So you recommend taking a flight all the way from Boston to Bucharest in Romania just for Sunwaves?
- I wouldn't miss it! - Awesome!
- So Rémy, tell us,
yesterday what was it like? [French]
- Champions! Champions!
It was super cool!
The quality of the sound was pure.
Lamache played a set that were really emotional from the beginning to the end.
- Normal. [Romanian] - Normal. - Done with the festival. - Yeah, done.
You can sleep! - Afterwards, no more ... it's dead! - Dead? Now, Yeah.
- There will be nothing this evening. - This evening, no ... - This evening ...
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