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Chatting up locals in a RANDOM Mexican town // AMECA
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มี.ค. 2020
- I went to Ameca and chatted up some very friendly locals asking them what they like about living in their town. Ameca is an hour and 15 minutes outside of Guadalajara and has about 50,000 people living there. There's nothing touristy about this random Mexican town but that's why I love it. I get to see what the real Mexico is like away from the polished tourist destinations. If you're living in Mexico, planning to move here or have a trip scheduled be sure to check out a local random town while you're here and visit the real Mexico.
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The man who appears at 12:10 is my father. He lived in Mexico with my godfather and I hadn't seen him for many years... Last year he came to Brazil to live with me, and unfortunately he passed away suddenly a few months later... Unfortunately I couldn't live long with my father and it's a wound that never heals..
I found this video a long time ago and showed it to him, I remember we had fun watching... today I came back here to remember and see my father a little...
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I also lived in Ameca until I was 4 and then moved to the San Fernando Valley about 30 miles North of Los Angeles. Jose Antonio Vallejo was my grandfather and well known. My parents and I would visit once a year or so, we would drive to Puerto Vallarta or Guadalajara for a day vacation. Thank you for posting.
I love this place,..I will go bk one day. The plaza is so beautiful. The mountains.....my ppl the Aguayos y Rosales.
Shout out to San Antonio Matute 🤞🏻
My father's side of the family is from Ameca 💙 such a beautiful place, hoping I go this year so my great grandma can meet my son 🥺🥰
I lived in Ameca until the age of 6 until I moved to California but I visit Ameca pretty often. I am currently staying in Ameca living my best life and seeing my childhood friends
How do you travel to ameca from california safely?
@@anniexo1I was born in the US so basically I can go whenever
I was born in Ameca Jalisco and live in Nebrsaka now haven't been there for almost 3 decades now
Angel Lnderos Nuñez let's go to cetis
What a beautiful church.
When I was 12 years old. My family moved to Ameca from the U.S. it was nice back then. Hardly any crime. 30 years later. Wow, totally different. The traffic is horrible. Criminals walk all around. Do not like it at all. I usually stay at a near by ranch when I visit.
Today I’m planning my trip with my family for the Ameca carnaval on February 22
My mothers side of the family is from Ameca. We go every year on vacation. I love it there. Close to other tourist towns, Guadalajara, Vallarta and other small towns as well.
Nice job👏👏 thank you for sharing this
My beautiful town!! It’s been so long ❤️❤️ I miss my beautiful Ameca
My people my hometown born and raised till I’m moved here to LA
Amigo yo soy de Ameca, no se ingles y no entendí mucho lo que dice, si un día vuelve a ver si nos vemos y hacemos una colaboración,
Hola amigo hicimos un video en améca espero y te guste y agregues algo mas
Esta muy bonito.
Los 2 de la Perla
Saludos a todos pueblo chido y su gente más. Arriba améca y Mex.
My wife is from Ameca. I plan on retiring there in a few years. I dig it. Not far from Guadalajara or Puerto Vallarta.
Good video bro ameca is my dads hometown! Much love from Orange County, CA!
Ameca, a town we always stop when we go to my mother's hometown ( Guachinango Jalisco) .That restaurants you had your chile relleno is where we always eat. You should go to Guachinango, when they have their fiestas. 2 de Febrero.
Cool, I'll check it out. I definitely need to go to a town when they have their celebrations!
My Dad is from Ameca!! have to visit soon
Great job there! Ameca is my hometown 🙏🏼🙏🏼
I love Ameca my family is.there
I just left Ameca , my mothers home town
Thank you for sharing the video, Im from Ameca. Next time go to “La casa de la Cultura” and talk to someone that can share with you a little bit of the History of the town, El Chavarin, and other tales about the town, the church, the volcano outside the church, the tunnels, Haciendas. There is a-lot to my little home town where I lived the best years of my childhood. Ameca has a lot to offer besides just looking at the buildings 😉! You are welcome to contact me for more tips about my beautiful town! Saludos amigo…
All that sugar cane goes to pajaretes in the morning with fresh milk hahaha . Go to the rural towns in jalisco and ask about pajaretes especially in that area colibri. Most of the people drink it every morning ita either sugarcane alcohol or tequila.
Know exactly where you're here too. My parents are from Camichines which is a small town nearby approx about 1,500 inhabitants.
my uncle is actually the " Delegado" of Ameca
Ameca👍🏼 fathers home pueblo
Mazapanes are my favorite Mexican candy.
so good!
Colibri travel. Membrillo is quincy
Anyone on here close to Sacramento? I’m from Ameca too.
Ahi voy.
Both my parents are from there also my big brother got deported there 19 years ago n he lives there in ameca I was born here so I go see him when I can
You walked straight into the main police station of the city ahahahha is a bit confusing because you would expect that to be the entrance because of how grand it looks I know, but no, the actual entrance is to the side
Phoenix.
Yo soy d Ameca
I am for there 🙈💞
You missed some of the other highlights from Ameca, such as the other Catholic churches, around town, some popular locations where locals and young residents gather, the grand entrance and the soccer youth culture. But it seems like you were just passing through the town for a couple hours.
Those tortillas were HUGE! Not normal and special size de Ameca. Each zone throughout the republic have different flavored maza. I like to try the different tortillas and tacos from all around. Maybe had you done a little introduction with the man in the meat shop, he would not have been so startled. He couldn’t tell if you were a news reporter or what you wanted and didn’t want any trouble for speaking.
I love the interviews, they’re great!
@@LoriNeighbor Thanks, Lori! More to come
Iam from Ameca beutiful
How did you get from GDL to Ameca? Bus, I assume? Is the service good?
I drove. I have a 2008 jeep wrangler rubicon that handles the Mexican roads well
Good buses or OK,every 30,min.
Richard give me popis
Have you been to mascota???
I've just driven through. I plan on going back to Mascota and Talpa de Allende
@@colibritravel5994 yea man those are old rustic towns . Talpa de Allende is know for that church people literally hike for miles even days to get to that town in a certain time of year . I can't remember when they do this but so many people go there .
you need a mic 🎤
Where in the world are you watching from?
Arizona
You didn't ask me but I'm watching from Tacacorí, Alajuela Province, Cost Rica. At the very foot of Poás Volcano in a little town that has 3 small supermarkets, a butcher shop, 1 restaurant/bar, a church, a grade and jr. high school, and a plant nursery. Very calm. Only 12 minutes by car from Alajuela town, which is where the international airport is located. It's sunny and 84 degrees today and the country is rationing water because of the tail end of dry season.
@@stevekollen1672 ¡Pura vida! jeje I loved Costa Rica when I was there. How long have you been there? What are you doing there?
@@colibritravel5994 Did I lose my reply? I've been here 22 years and am a dual CR / US citizen. I translate written documents from Spanish to English and make a decent middle class living doing it. I'm lurking on this and other sites to check out a place to live to retire that is less expensive and more cosmopolitan than CR. Also larger. You and I have sent messages back and forth before through the GDL expat FB page. I'm gay, too.
@@stevekollen1672 yeah it's so weird.. Sometimes I'll see a comment in the notifications then go to respond and it's gone. It's happened before and kind of frustrating. That's cool about the translating, I've thought of getting into that in the past. As I'm sure you're finding out, there are so many options in Mexico. I hope my videos are giving you at least a glimpse of what Mexico can be like. If you can, I'd ask you to consider supporting these videos on patreon. No amount is too small, a little goes a long way, and as a patron you get first crack at telling me where to go and what to check out. Keep my posted on your relocation etc.. ¡Saludos!
AMECA ES MIO JAIME Amador jr
Be careful it’s not safe there lol
Why?