Zobel de Ayala Family: The OG Old Money Rich of Manila 

Nobody cares

*Insert why the fuck you lyin' meme*

@@skyhigh5408 and yet here you are commenting. So you still care. 😏

Jaime adopted 4 strays aspins. I think he has good heart.

@@chicklit8604 You will have good heart to If your inherited such looted assets and property from your great parents who happened to invade your native country and slaves your own people 500 years ago. Can your great grandparents go to Spain and do the same thing?

Usually yung mga TOTOONG RICH talaga or OG rich, yan pa yung mga low-key. Yung mga yumaman lang, yan pa mostly mga FEELERS.

Nkkasalubong lng nmen yan sa PSE MAKATI TOWER 1 every morning without bodyguard..simpleng tao prang wala lng😊😊😊

We shouldn't left Spain for good and retain as well our Spanish Language as one of our National Language because its undeniable that Spain done a great contribution in our culture and society during the era of its dominion.

yan ang tao kapag manghusga kaya yong iba kapag di gaanong mayaman hindi nakakatanggap ng respeto..kaya nagiging arogante.

Well it is a case to case or person to person altitude. You wonder around the World how families grew like. It is humility if you came from that king of race. There are lots of them but constitute negligible percentage. It is opt of each family brand like trees grow everywhere has its distinct future eventualities. Up bringing is the most kind essential in a family not to be rotten or foiled by heterogeneous mixture.

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Bakit nga ba naunahan pa ni Villar ang mga Zobel sa yaman?? Aam na...

​@@banquo80s99I think Zobel de Ayala's wealth is not fully disclosed. They just share what they can share to the public.

marunong ba magtagalog yung mga yan?

@@rosefrias8115 marunong naman po ... TaGlish ...

Yes. I knew Sofia Zobel way back in Assumption College 20 plus years ago. I was a former employee in that prestigious school for women in San Lorenzo Village, Makati City. She was very down to earth person. When I visit the Philippines I must visit Assumption.

Ang mga totoong mayaman talaga simple lang ahahaha mas maporma mga poorita like us 😅😅😅

@@praxedestejada1870 yes ... Sister Gertrude was still the school directress at that time ...

They brought up each generation with the right values.

True that! Accdg to the books, the wealth of a family would run out on and by the third generation.

Kaya pala.. I always see puspins in bgc and other ayala lands neutered and spayed. Good to know they care

Who cares how is that of any significance

​@@roninbushito Says the Jap worshipper.

@@roninbushitoshe’s just sharing a wholesome fact. Is that not allowed?

eTelecare was the pioneer in the Philippine BPO industry.

wala sila interest sw politics. tsaka mabuting wag nalang dahil nakaka stress ang pilipinas.

True..nakasabay ko din Yan si Don Jaime and JAZA (tawag Kay Jaime Augusto) sa elevator while waiting for a lift sa Ayala tower sa office nila when I was still working at Ayala life....So down to earth and maalaga sa mga employees nila

Zobel po Yung lalaki na German husband tas wife Isang Ayala na may blood of Roxas kaya naging zobel de ayala

Yes. In Spain and Latin America, the matronymic and patronymic surnames are switched.

Ayala is also a Spanish surname.

They really do have two surnames. It's just that Don Jaime's grandfather, Enrique's mother is Trinidad de Ayala, in Hispanic name styles, the "de, del, and de la" maternal surnames do not need the "y" or "and", instead, it is adopted to the family name of the father. In modern times, it would be two surnames hyphenated or joined together Ex: Jaime Ayala-Zobel An existing example of two surnames combined is Juan Ponce Enrile, who is actually; Juanito F. Ponce-Enrile

Pure Filipino? It isn't a race. It's a nationality! Infact the Peninsulares & Insulares (of Spanish & European ancestry were the Original Filipinos). Thanks to Gov Gen. Narciso Claverria for granting Filipino name, citizenship to the LOCAL Austronesians: Ilocano, Ivatan, Waray, Bicolano, Ilonggo etc. Read Philippine History please .

@@d.l.c7456 The Ayala's are pure Spanish in blood although raise in the Philippines but their blood is pure are you blind that you can't see their profile feature which is of European or of Aryan origin please don't get wrong on it. Just as Filipino's even how how many years living in Western countries such race doesn't change still have the profile of being short, dark skin, black hair and have flat noses and still be guess or believe to be Asian or perhaps called Filipinos to be specific.

They are pure Filipinos but not pure Austronesian. They are probably more Filipino than much of the people in Mindanao and Cordilleras in terms of nationality because much of the Philippines is not integranted back in the day.

@Japorikiskiswa C I'm a Mindanaon, I'm a patriot, and I'm quite offended. Please elaborate.

what is a " pure" Filipino family ?

Oo dinnga nabuhay sa corruption. Dami nmn ni lalay off na daan l hnd libong trabahador.. hays

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Si JAZA nag rerescue ng stray cats, some iniuwi niya, si Fernando, as what you said, adopts aspins ❤️❤️

I like the “wagas” part of the comment lol

Buti pa mga aspin na adopt ni ayala. Sana ako din Hehehehe

true his children are spoiled and his wife simple in dressing no jewelries

That doesn’t mean anything a quick pass by doesn’t say much

​@@roninbushitograbe to si Mr. J Pagpag haha. Ano yung ginawa sayo ni Ayala. The OP has presented an evidence of kindness from Mr. JAZA. On the other hand, you have no evidence to propose otherwise, until then you can accept it as true. Short comment lang muna ko hehehe good day to you! 😅

​@@consgarcesto4117 I don't think FZA's children are spoiled. Even their long time yayas love them.

Sya nga din ata yung nakita ko naglalakad sa makati ave.cor ayala na nakablack suit

The current CEO of Ayala Corp is Mr. Consing, right? 😊

True

Filipino nman sila, bakit kayo lang ba na kayumanggi ang Pinoy, eh Malay nzman ang lahk nyo

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So where are they now? Why are they unheard of in PH business.

Correct

@@darylp9306, most left the Philippines during the Spanish civil war and settled in Spain and France. Sold their businesses and donated large tracts of land. I only know 1 branch of the Ynchausti clan carrying the surname left here, low key and lives in Makati. An Ynchausti also married into the Ortigas clan so there is another branch via maternal line.

Lol! The last Ynchausti that broke headlines is Rodney Ynchausti for getting involved in the slay of his own fiancée who was hotel executive. Idk if that one is a descendant. Tirso Cruz’s children are also Ynchausti

…Tirso Cruz III specifically

Filipino is Spanish word

@@hermingkhamis6728 Yes it is but the Filipinos in majority can no longer speaks Spanish and what a disgrace to such nationality and identity crisis to the max.

Syempre dito negosyo nila eh lol

Some spanish language already mixed to our language . Like kamusta they use that also here in mexico. We should enrich our multi foreign language and added to our many dialects. In many countries in the world your hired if tou speak spanish english

@@Ryan-he2qzperdón pero tu ingles es muy malo. No te entiendo que diciste 😅 ¿me lo puedes explicar otra vez?

Tubig through manila water, etc

Tf. You talking about? Dum dum.

I why I thanks to them they are not Pilipino and they come rich coz of land of Philippines they got very cheaper price and don't forget they take advantage of Pilipino people....

Pano nmn Ang sm gaisano Robinson

Monopoly,

We are poor not cause of corruption, but lack of innovation and entrepreneurship (talent for making businesses). Filipinos always go abroad, and even if they come back with a lot of money then they waste all that money or just save it to a bank, while it is the banks that invest their money to stocks. Filipinos have work mentality, not entrepreneur and business mindset.

@@javier.alvarez764 this is true in some sense, but not everyone can be an entrepreneur, what we need is better opportunities and everything will come.

Yung iba puro palusot yung corruption bakit mahirap ang pinas hindi lang naman pinas ang may corruption bakit yung ibang bansa mas mayaman.

Ayala Alabang

@@javier.alvarez764 i'd have to disagree, the government's corruption does contribute to a lot of systemic problems that causes our country to be poor. also, please don't forget that not everyone can and will become an entrepreneur. it's a very demanding and exhausting job, let's not forget also how expensive it costs to be an entrepreneur also, and many filipinos can't afford to shell out capital because they have a lot of responsibilities to take care of. if the government helps in making a system that rewards entrepreneurship and commerce, as well as make it very easy for people to start their own business, for sure dadami ang mga business people na filipinos, unfortunately with the increasing cost of goods, and how long it takes to even just register for a business, that simply isn't the case (yet).

The property of the Zobel's in Calatagan, Batangas is famous known as "Punta Baluarte"

I remember that was the year 2000 ng mag punta ako minsan sa Ayala Triangle dahil may kausap akong tao, ng makasabay ko si Augusto Zobel sa elevator, walang body guard at walang kayabang yabang! Para syang ordinaryong tao na sumasakay ng elevator kasabay ng mga visitors at empleyado doon. Sabi ko pa nga si Augusto ba yon? Grabe talaga though naka americana sya pero yong kilos nya na napaka humble, starstruck ka talaga!

Basta Ayala ok talaga!

Yes Generika is owned by Ferrer Family and AC Health under Ayala. We used to have a volleyball team Generika Ayala Lifesavers. Unfortunately, when the pandemic happened, we had to give it up.

They already help thru the Ayala Foundation and more importantly, thru job creation and paying taxes. What more should they do? Magpa ayuda? That's so old school and not sustainable.

Filipinos should work hard

PG (Patay Gutom) spotted.

Pero with great power comes great responsibility. They still need to work hard to deserve the privilege.

​@@spykenhower true but that benefits of being born in an elite family already gets them connections, opportunities and advantages that the majority of the population will never experience.

@@spykenhoweryes they need to work hard but they wont have to work worrying about a roof over their heads or putting food on the table

@Kira Lou Not just filipinos but Asians in general.

​@@spykenhower indeed that with great power comes great responsibility, they may be far off worrying about earning money but they are also in survival mode like us in order sustain that wealth they have earn and inherit from their predecessors.

Rich people do charity for the PR and tax benefit.

Not in Calatagan because since the beginning the Zobel De Ayalas loves Calatagan. I am from Calatagan. My grandfather was their doctor. I'm sure you aren't from Calatagan nor a Batangueño so you cannot speak for us.

@@erls5206 Your not from Calatagan so you could say that.

​@@dgcm1574 would it be okay for you to share your experience po?

Pure😂😂😂😂😂

sana nga i-push din sa Pilipinas ang renewable energy like Solar and Wind energy. Dito sa Eastern Europe and where I currently live, some family build solar panels on their roof. and my husband and I are working on it right now para sa new house namin.

Thank you po! ♥️

Ayala company, one of the two concessionaires who won in the privatization of MWSS now known as Manila Water, had laid off so many employees mostly meter readers.

7 children Actually. 3 from his first wife Consuelo Roxas de Ayala (Jacobo, Alfonso, Mercedes) and 4 from his second wife Fermina Montojo de Torrontegui (Mathilde, Consuelo, Gloria, Fernando).

@@dearanetaasan na kaya yung descendants nila. lowkey talaga family nila no, same ppl lang lumalabas when u search

Sa tingin ko di nawala sa kanila yung paninindigan na uunlad din ang pilipinas balang araw

Thank you po!

@@thecompetitiveinvestor sana tuloy mo pa feeling ko may potential yung channel. If you're familiar with Company Man sa RU-vid yun yung tingin ko sa'yo pero mas familiar sa'kin kasi pinoy yung mga nababanggit na business.

Thank you po!

eh the Roys are unhinged. Zobels are maybe more like the Pierce family in Succession

Unless may mangyayaring mali sa pagpapalaki nila sa isang henerasyon, never magiging katulad ng mga Roys ang mga Ayalas

daming memories sa BPI kwentong BPI kasama ang aking arkitektong tatay. SALAMAT BPI.

Maganda nga mga bahay dito lalo na mayayaman para kang nasa ibang bansa

Pinagkakagastusan nila ang negosyo para mas lalong kumita. Ginagawa tuwing free time? Business talks. New ideas para sa bagong negosyo. Para mas lalong dumami ang pera.

Astig yun, I'd wanna see that (and they ARE humble, nakakatuwa na hindi imposible ung ganung scenario)

Im curious about the continuity of top frontier when Inigo is gone. I mean, he is old diba and afaik yung mga anak niya na babae hindi involved sa san miguel unlike RSA na pinasok anak niya lahat sa business....

​​@@paulaaquino5847 They'd be forced to take it. I think his children have their own businesses din like Natalia may luxury resort sa Siargao and yung si bianca (?) I think she manages their polo club and sotogrande in spain.

Thank you po sa suggestion! Noted po ito, sir. Isusunod po namin ito sa pila. :)

Pagkakaalam ko din pati yung malaking bahagi ng Quezon City ay binili rin sa kanila noon.

Anywhere you go overseas, there are Filipinos who act more than the citizen of the country. They don't like another Filipino working with them. They have the "Crab mentality" and they are not good to work with.

ang BGC KASI HAWAK NG TAGUIG ANG TRAFFIC HUWAG KANG MAGKAMALI

I think you should edit the Philippine flag to this 🇵🇭

Normal na Po sa Filipinas yan❤

Not true, kalokohan na may halong Spanish ang Pinoy. Normal na sa mga Pinoy families na magsabi na may lahi silang Español dahil sa apellido nila pero ang totoo, inadopt lang ng mga Pinoy ang Spanish surname nung 1849 nung ipautos ni Gov. Gen Narciso Claveria na magkaroon ng apellido ang mga Pinoy at bumuo sya ng librong Catalogo de Alfabetico de los Apellidos kung saan bawat head of family ay mamimili ng apellido mula dun sa libro pra yun ang maging apellido nila. Karamihan sa mga apellido dun ay Spanish. Kaya hindi porket Spanish ang apellido mo ang ibig sabihin ay may lahi kanang Español. Sa facial features palang (epicanthic folds, small & low eyelids, low nose bridge, wide nasal base, big lips, round faced etc.) obvious na fully Asian ang Pinoy at walang pinagkaiba sa mga Chinese, Indonesians, Malay Malaysians, Thais etc. unlike ang mga Latino na obvious sa mga mukha nila na may halo silang Spanish/other European. Ayon sa mga geneticists, 3-5% lang na mga Pinoy ang may European DNA so more than 90% ng mga Pinoy ay pure native. In fact, kung titignan mo ang mga Filipino DNA test results dito sa youtube, ang resulta nila pare-parehong 97-100% Filipino/Southeast Asian at dun sa iilan na mga may nakitaang European DNA, usually nasa 0.1-1% lang yun.

@@jackieortegadesigns326 Panung naging kalokahan na may halong spanish ang pinoy eh halos lahat nga ng presidente natin may lahing español? Yan ay parte na ng modern filipinos. Ganu pati kacredible ang DNA test na yan? Na DNA test ka ba? Kung sim card registration nga, hindi pa maregister lahat, DNA test pa kaya??

Who cares.

​@@paulnicolaparua300 so true ka dyan kc sa side ng father ko may Spanish lineage cla..kita sa mga feature nila ung Spanish blood, tangos ng ilong at kutis..at hinde rin nakapagtaka kc sinakop Tayo ng spanish regime for 300 yrs so dito na cla nagkapamilya at nagkaanak at Hanggang sa malahian na ng pure pinoy

talagang spanish cla.

kasi spanish talaga sila lol

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sino papa mo jan? lol

Sige po! Wait niyo lang po dito sa channel. :)