The video was actually taken at the beginning of January but has only just been uploaded onto the internet. According to UFO Sightings Daily, local residents in Frías spotted the fireball and at first believed it was nothing more than a meteor.
Of course meteors move at very high speeds when entering the Earth's atmosphere and so tend to appear and disappear in seconds.
UFOs come in many shapes and sizes, from your 'classic metallic disc' that has a tendency to float above well-known landmarks, to your less common 'fiery ball of death' UFO which appears, burns very brightly and then promptly disappears.
There are usually explanations for all of these, and in time, one will probably present itself for this one too. Until that point however we're none the wiser and neither is everyone else so watch, enjoy, and relish in shameless speculation.
At first I thought it was a zoomed in dawn/dusk aircraft contrail judging by the difficulty the photographer had in maintaining the "fireball" in frame and with the usual bifurcated trail.
Then the photographer zoomed out and I realised it was a dawn/dusk aircraft contrail and with the usual bifurcated trail.
Meteors can only ever be slow moving if near the end of their travel at which point they will be increasingly moving in a downwards direction. If it is mostly moving horizontally it has power and is either an aircraft or a UFO of some kind. Rocks do not have wings. You can test this by dropping a rock from an aircraft.