Mexico is always priority in my travel list 😭 I wanted to travel Mexico for a long time but the pandemic ruined all the plans 😭 is the pandemic better now in Mexico?
@@LuisRodriguez-nm8os 🤗 thank you, I probably will come, Mexico is such an awesome country, colourful culture, delicious food and nice people 😂 I fall in love without visiting!
One day I will be there to celebrate día de muertos. my family has always celebrated this day. I thank you for sharing this to the world ,since so many people have a different opinion of Mexico. If they only new our beauty, culture , food, history and how much we live to party and live life lol .
I love all the Spanish in this video. I have spent endless hours being inspired by your travels and your awesome relationship. Thank you for sharing your lives on you tube!
Lisa LeBlanc, I would like to say something about the origin of the icon of the Mexican Day of the Dead: "La Catrina" by the famous Mexican printmaker, cartoon illustrator and lithographer José Guadalupe Posada. The image of a female skeleton is dressed in European outfit from his upper class time. She is offered as a satirical portrait of those Mexican natives who, Posada felt, were aspiring to adopt European aristocratic traditions in the Mexican pre-revolutionary era. So "La Catrina" has become an icon of this Mexican Day of the Dead. I invite you to know more about this author. Thank you! th-cam.com/video/tXKLX3QQ7yk/w-d-xo.html
Al contrario gracias a ustedes por venir a este hermoso país y poder disfrutar de nuestra cultura junto a esta tradición que para mi es la mejor. Espero que su estancia fuese como lo esperaban y que sus deseos se cumplan para todos.
Ann I would like to say something about the origin of the icon of the Mexican Day of the Dead: "La Catrina" by the famous Mexican printmaker, cartoon illustrator and lithographer José Guadalupe Posada. The image of a female skeleton is dressed in European outfit from his upper class time. She is offered as a satirical portrait of those Mexican natives who, Posada felt, were aspiring to adopt European aristocratic traditions in the Mexican pre-revolutionary era. So "La Catrina" has become an icon of this Mexican Day of the Dead. I invite you to know more about this author. th-cam.com/video/tXKLX3QQ7yk/w-d-xo.html
Loved todays video and am really enjoying all of your 'Bucket List' videos. This one was very special and I thank you for taking us along. What a blast!
Marion I would like to say something about the origin of the icon of the Mexican Day of the Dead: "La Catrina" by the famous Mexican printmaker, cartoon illustrator and lithographer José Guadalupe Posada. The image of a female skeleton is dressed in European outfit from his upper class time. She is offered as a satirical portrait of those Mexican natives who, Posada felt, were aspiring to adopt European aristocratic traditions in the Mexican pre-revolutionary era. So "La Catrina" has become an icon of this Mexican Day of the Dead. I invite you to know more about this author. th-cam.com/video/tXKLX3QQ7yk/w-d-xo.html
Great to see all the celebrations and festivities in CDMX this year! We just left Oaxaca City where we observed Día de Muertos and it was incredible, although they didn't have any large, organized parades as normal due to covid. That didn't stop the decoration and small scale festivities though! Highly recommend Oaxaca City - great architecture, food, people and mezcal! We're in CDMX now and have really enjoyed the La Condesa and Roma Norte neighborhoods. Looking forward to the next video!
Keep Going Places, I would like to say something about the origin of the icon of the Mexican Day of the Dead: "La Catrina" by the famous Mexican printmaker, cartoon illustrator and lithographer José Guadalupe Posada. The image of a female skeleton is dressed in European outfit from his upper class time. She is offered as a satirical portrait of those Mexican natives who, Posada felt, were aspiring to adopt European aristocratic traditions in the Mexican pre-revolutionary era. So "La Catrina" has become an icon of this Mexican Day of the Dead. I invite you to know more about this author. th-cam.com/video/tXKLX3QQ7yk/w-d-xo.html
El desfile inspirado por 007 fue solo en CDMX, en la mayoria de estados tenemos desfile de calaveritas o de catrinas desde hace muchisimos muchisimos años y la gente lo sabe, lo de cdmx si es por 007 eso es verdad, y ustedes ya son mexicanos saludos.
No te confundas, visitantes que les gusta México no son Mexicanos de buenas a primeras, ser Mexicano implica muchas cosas no sólo hacer videos y hablar "bonito" de México y su gente Ya ves que hasta los nacidos en México s la primera oportunidad han vendido a su patria como si les perteneciera a ellos Ojalá no te olvides que los Pueblos Originarios son también Mexicanos por encima de estos "ya son Mexicanos" instantáneos y también abogues y los defiendas con la misma vehemencia que con la que aquí lo haces Saludos!
El gobierno de la Ciudad de México pagó una cantidad para que la película de 007 tuviera una escena en el otrora DF. No fue idea de la producción de la película, si has visto la película, sólo sale la ciudad de México en las primeras escenas y luego EL RESTO de la película sigue en otro país. La Ciudad de México pagó para que está se promoviera en el mundo, y funcionó.
Eso es un mito, la procesión se comenzó antes en la CDMX, investigale, de hecho los mismos organizadores de los primeros desfiles de catrinas contaron como los productores fueron los que conocieron el evento y quisieron incluirlo en la película
just to clarify, the parade is not because of the movie, its has been doing very much before as a tradition, you can find videos on youtube about it... since the 60s and 70s... and it was a tradicional parade, even before the spaniards...
Laura I would like to say something about the origin of the icon of the Mexican Day of the Dead: "La Catrina" by the famous Mexican printmaker, cartoon illustrator and lithographer José Guadalupe Posada. The image of a female skeleton is dressed in European outfit from his upper class time. She is offered as a satirical portrait of those Mexican natives who, Posada felt, were aspiring to adopt European aristocratic traditions in the Mexican pre-revolutionary era. So "La Catrina" has become an icon of this Mexican Day of the Dead. I invite you to know more about this author. th-cam.com/video/tXKLX3QQ7yk/w-d-xo.html
Todo en este video es de primera calidad, el footage so cinematic, grading, and a very good pace to tell and describe everything! even the speech with a very very good spanish!
I loved this video. I am so proud of u guys cuz you spoke in Spanish. I am not from Mexico but I feel so happy every time I heard people who their first language is not Spanish speaking in my mother tongue 😍😍😍 i love this serie of crossing it off
Quedé sorprendido con tu Español !!! Welcome to one of the Best traditions of the Entire World. Next time go to Michoacán El alma de Mexico!!! The soul of Mexico
Hola amigos... Yo siempre los sigo y realmente es uno de sus mejores videos. Muchas gracias y sigan viajando. Un gran abrazo desde Kaanapali, HI. Mahalo nui loa... 🤙🏼🌺🤙🏼
We're considering going for a week this year. I have to say, this video makes it look pretty good! I'm wondering what the crowds will be like this time around...
We participated in a Dia de Los Muertos celebration in La Paz when we were on our boat there. Nothing like this though! Except the not having a toilet nearby part...
Tim and Fin this’s wondering vídeo. Your Spanish is great, and you guys rock. I am glad to fallow you wherever you guys go. I was born in Mexico and watching this parade bring to me great memories from the place I was born
I am leaving in a week for Dia de Muertos in Mexico City. We are staying by Zocala. This will be our first time in CDMX but we have been to Mexico many times over the years. Thanks for the info!
Amazing🎃🎃🎃, I am visiting Mexico this year, last week of the October. But I am not sure, about the schedule and days to visit. I want experience the parade as well, can you please mention the dates in the comments section. That would be much helpful for my travel. Gracias :)🎃🎃🎃
We are planning on going to the parade this year. A few questions for you. 1. I see that the parade is on one side of Reformer. Which side of the street is it on? We are trying to get the hotel where we can observe the parade from the room. 2. Thank you for sharing information about the night performance. Where do you book the ride?
2:40 that's wrong, mexican day of dead parades are before, actually it was the producers of the movie they were the ones who saw the processions and wanted to include it in the film, SO we can say, this is an urban myth
Hola..!! Saludos desde Puebla👋Nice vid and wow for the 200 for the newmix that was outrageous, they are $35 pesos at the store, you could of gone to the nearest oxxo😅
OMG!!! Watching this video versus your first Mexico City video is mind blowing!!! The first video you were hesitant, scared and unsure. I remember you and your friend thought y'all were being scammed by a child, Lolololol. This one??? You owned the city! Love watching this!
All America would be a single country is Mexico in the near future the official language would be in Spanish Mexico will be the first world Mexico will be a living world power Mexico dear Mexico 🌎🇲🇽🌎 La grandeza de México
No fue la película de James bond la que inspiró este desfile, desde hace varios años atrás se hacen desfiles por estos días para la cultura mexicana, como lo es el desfile de alebrijes, catrinas, entre otros. Saludos
The Parade is a blast if you’re already in town. Line up early for a good spot, but there’s lots of places to view! I will say though, the parade was much shorter than we expected!!
@@timandfin thank you! I'm actually glad to hear that it's not long! I should have gone to the Catrinas parade yesterday, but whatever! yes, already in town so will likely just go. When in CDMX!
EN DÍA DE MUERTOS LA HUMILDAD PREVALECE EN MÉXICO,POR NUESTRAS RAÍCES COLONIZADORAS (EL CATOLICISMO) GUARDAMOS RESPETO A LA VIRGEN Y SOBRE TODO A LOS QUE HAN FALLECIDO, PORQUE NO TODO SON PELÍCULAS DE TERROR( AUNQUE SON BUENAS JAJA) SIEMPRE HAY QUE RECORDAR A NUESTROS SERES QUERIDOS// recuerden visitar el museo del templo mayor y el Castillo de Chapultepec
This was such a blast last weekend! What did you think??
Was just in Oaxaca for this. Check it out some time. Much better experience than CDMX imho. Cool vid tho.
Was Tess Daly your comparison photo? Her Halloween looks were of the hook!
I love it thumbs UP
Definitely you guys should cometo Oaxaca
I absolutely loved it so many of my questions were answered through your video thank you so much now I can cross that off my list! ❤️❤️
Dia De Muertos was one of my favorite things in Mexico.!
Fin's passion for Mexico made this video even more special, thanks for sharing!
Go back to your countries you infiltrators
That’s my bucket list to go to Mexico for the day of the dead
Siii antes de que mueras!!!
That and try September 16 independence.
Favorite episode! On pretty much all the Mexican videos, Fin’s love for the language and culture shows through like a bright light!
I love the voice!! Love the fact you spoke Spanish! You guys been my favorite TH-camrs! Enjoy all your travel content!
😆😆
I need to travel Mexico after the pandemic right away 😭 so beautiful
Thank you for love my mexico
YOU WILL BE VERY WELCOME 😃
Mexico is always priority in my travel list 😭 I wanted to travel Mexico for a long time but the pandemic ruined all the plans 😭 is the pandemic better now in Mexico?
@@Ming-so8cf JUST BE PATIENCE AND EVERYTHING WILL BE ALRIGHT SOON OR LATE BUT I BET YOU WILL COME AND ENJOY MI COUNTRY😊👍👍
@@LuisRodriguez-nm8os 🤗 thank you, I probably will come, Mexico is such an awesome country, colourful culture, delicious food and nice people 😂 I fall in love without visiting!
That looked like a lot of fun and great you guys met up with Steve! We so need to visit Mexico City now 🙌
One day I will be there to celebrate día de muertos. my family has always celebrated this day.
I thank you for sharing this to the world ,since so many people have a different opinion of Mexico. If they only new our beauty, culture , food, history and how much we live to party and live life lol .
Ojalá que en verdad hayan disfrutado de México y de todo lo que ofrece a todos los que gustan de conocer nuestro país.
Looks like a lot of fun 😄 Hugs from the Netherlands ❤ 🙏 🌏 🇳🇱
Such a cool experience! Loved the video ❤️ Mexico City is one of those places I'm definitely going back to
Gracias por el respeto a nuestras tradiciones. Gracias por nombrarse estadounidenses. Personas respetuosas siempre son bienvenidas.
I love all the Spanish in this video. I have spent endless hours being inspired by your travels and your awesome relationship. Thank you for sharing your lives on you tube!
Que bien... vientos por ti👍
Love learning about traditions in different places of the world! Thanks for sharing! The make up looked so good!
Lisa LeBlanc, I would like to say something about the origin of the icon of the Mexican Day of the Dead: "La Catrina" by the famous Mexican printmaker, cartoon illustrator and lithographer José Guadalupe Posada.
The image of a female skeleton is dressed in European outfit from his upper class time. She is offered as a satirical portrait of those Mexican natives who, Posada felt, were aspiring to adopt European aristocratic traditions in the Mexican pre-revolutionary era. So "La Catrina" has become an icon of this Mexican Day of the Dead.
I invite you to know more about this author. Thank you!
th-cam.com/video/tXKLX3QQ7yk/w-d-xo.html
Very good Spanish. Felicidades muchachos. Que disfruten mucho.
Al contrario gracias a ustedes por venir a este hermoso país y poder disfrutar de nuestra cultura junto a esta tradición que para mi es la mejor. Espero que su estancia fuese como lo esperaban y que sus deseos se cumplan para todos.
Excelente video y es sorprendente su habilidad de hablar español;saludos desde Ecuador! 😀✋🇪🇨
Loved the video! So exciting and colorful! Thank you guys for such awesome videos! I’ve been to Mexico but never to this amazing celebration!
Ann I would like to say something about the origin of the icon of the Mexican Day of the Dead: "La Catrina" by the famous Mexican printmaker, cartoon illustrator and lithographer José Guadalupe Posada.
The image of a female skeleton is dressed in European outfit from his upper class time. She is offered as a satirical portrait of those Mexican natives who, Posada felt, were aspiring to adopt European aristocratic traditions in the Mexican pre-revolutionary era. So "La Catrina" has become an icon of this Mexican Day of the Dead.
I invite you to know more about this author.
th-cam.com/video/tXKLX3QQ7yk/w-d-xo.html
Loved todays video and am really enjoying all of your 'Bucket List' videos. This one was very special and I thank you for taking us along. What a blast!
Marion I would like to say something about the origin of the icon of the Mexican Day of the Dead: "La Catrina" by the famous Mexican printmaker, cartoon illustrator and lithographer José Guadalupe Posada.
The image of a female skeleton is dressed in European outfit from his upper class time. She is offered as a satirical portrait of those Mexican natives who, Posada felt, were aspiring to adopt European aristocratic traditions in the Mexican pre-revolutionary era. So "La Catrina" has become an icon of this Mexican Day of the Dead.
I invite you to know more about this author.
th-cam.com/video/tXKLX3QQ7yk/w-d-xo.html
Great to see all the celebrations and festivities in CDMX this year! We just left Oaxaca City where we observed Día de Muertos and it was incredible, although they didn't have any large, organized parades as normal due to covid. That didn't stop the decoration and small scale festivities though! Highly recommend Oaxaca City - great architecture, food, people and mezcal! We're in CDMX now and have really enjoyed the La Condesa and Roma Norte neighborhoods. Looking forward to the next video!
Ah jealous! We'd love to visit Oaxaca soon. Enjoy your time in CDMX, one of my favorite places on earth!
@@timandfin Thanks! CDMX really surprised us - first time here and loving it!
Keep Going Places, I would like to say something about the origin of the icon of the Mexican Day of the Dead: "La Catrina" by the famous Mexican printmaker, cartoon illustrator and lithographer José Guadalupe Posada.
The image of a female skeleton is dressed in European outfit from his upper class time. She is offered as a satirical portrait of those Mexican natives who, Posada felt, were aspiring to adopt European aristocratic traditions in the Mexican pre-revolutionary era. So "La Catrina" has become an icon of this Mexican Day of the Dead.
I invite you to know more about this author.
th-cam.com/video/tXKLX3QQ7yk/w-d-xo.html
El desfile inspirado por 007 fue solo en CDMX, en la mayoria de estados tenemos desfile de calaveritas o de catrinas desde hace muchisimos muchisimos años y la gente lo sabe, lo de cdmx si es por 007 eso es verdad, y ustedes ya son mexicanos saludos.
No te confundas, visitantes que les gusta México no son Mexicanos de buenas a primeras, ser Mexicano implica muchas cosas no sólo hacer videos y hablar "bonito" de México y su gente
Ya ves que hasta los nacidos en México s la primera oportunidad han vendido a su patria como si les perteneciera a ellos
Ojalá no te olvides que los Pueblos Originarios son también Mexicanos por encima de estos "ya son Mexicanos" instantáneos y también abogues y los defiendas con la misma vehemencia que con la que aquí lo haces
Saludos!
El gobierno de la Ciudad de México pagó una cantidad para que la película de 007 tuviera una escena en el otrora DF. No fue idea de la producción de la película, si has visto la película, sólo sale la ciudad de México en las primeras escenas y luego EL RESTO de la película sigue en otro país.
La Ciudad de México pagó para que está se promoviera en el mundo, y funcionó.
@@maremagnus totalmente de acuerdo contigo
@@maremagnus
Excelente comentario amigo , asi es !!
Eso es un mito, la procesión se comenzó antes en la CDMX, investigale, de hecho los mismos organizadores de los primeros desfiles de catrinas contaron como los productores fueron los que conocieron el evento y quisieron incluirlo en la película
just to clarify, the parade is not because of the movie, its has been doing very much before as a tradition, you can find videos on youtube about it... since the 60s and 70s... and it was a tradicional parade, even before the spaniards...
Love this new series! The day of the dead parade looks insane 😆
What a beautiful parade! The only major parade I've ever been to is for the Indy 500.
Laura I would like to say something about the origin of the icon of the Mexican Day of the Dead: "La Catrina" by the famous Mexican printmaker, cartoon illustrator and lithographer José Guadalupe Posada.
The image of a female skeleton is dressed in European outfit from his upper class time. She is offered as a satirical portrait of those Mexican natives who, Posada felt, were aspiring to adopt European aristocratic traditions in the Mexican pre-revolutionary era. So "La Catrina" has become an icon of this Mexican Day of the Dead.
I invite you to know more about this author.
th-cam.com/video/tXKLX3QQ7yk/w-d-xo.html
Todo en este video es de primera calidad, el footage so cinematic, grading, and a very good pace to tell and describe everything! even the speech with a very very good spanish!
I loved this video. I am so proud of u guys cuz you spoke in Spanish. I am not from Mexico but I feel so happy every time I heard people who their first language is not Spanish speaking in my mother tongue 😍😍😍 i love this serie of crossing it off
Damn, this video is so gorgeous.
So graceful,mesmerising,lovely and beautiful pictures 🧡💛💯
This is the best video I have come across today.👍❤🤩😂
Quedé sorprendido con tu Español !!! Welcome to one of the Best traditions of the Entire World. Next time go to Michoacán El alma de Mexico!!! The soul of Mexico
Aww el show de la llorona se ve muy interesante quizás el próximo año pueda estar ahí ❤️
What a amazing tour! Beautiful place
Hola amigos...
Yo siempre los sigo y realmente es uno de sus mejores videos. Muchas gracias y sigan viajando.
Un gran abrazo desde Kaanapali, HI.
Mahalo nui loa... 🤙🏼🌺🤙🏼
Thanks for taking us along for this fun trip!!! Love from Vermont
Se ven hermosos todos, y tu español es muy bueno saludos desde México DF 🙏🙏
Amazing!!!! Such a fun time with you guys! Finishing up my video tomorrow and getting that uploaded ASAP 😁 we need to plan another trip together 🕺
💃🕺🕺 😆😆😆
This is awesome !!!! The world should know about this tradition and come to Mexico CITY to taste it
Your Spanish is beautiful. You're respect for the country and traditions is admirable
Me encanta que estén en México y vivan al máximo las tradiciones Mexicanas, les mando un fuerte abrazo.
you guys are awesome VIVA MEXICO
Thank you for visiting my beautiful country, you are welcome whenever you want 🇲🇽💖
Heck yes! I've been wanting to do this!
I love you guys, this is the best video of Día de muertos. México it’s amazing, beautiful, fantastic,
ook, now im in love! Un poeta mexicano se ha enamorado!
Great videos guys thx for sharing will be traveling 2 Mexico city in April 2023
We're considering going for a week this year. I have to say, this video makes it look pretty good! I'm wondering what the crowds will be like this time around...
You welcome to Mexico brothers and sisters !!!!
We participated in a Dia de Los Muertos celebration in La Paz when we were on our boat there. Nothing like this though! Except the not having a toilet nearby part...
Just stumbled onto your logs and had to subscribed. You guys are awesome! Safe travels!
I love how you narrated some in Spanish. I love that touch! Awesome!
I love this.
Muy bonito las tomas muy coloridas con mucha vida 💯👍🏾
Tim and Fin this’s wondering vídeo. Your Spanish is great, and you guys rock. I am glad to fallow you wherever you guys go. I was born in Mexico and watching this parade bring to me great memories from the place I was born
BIENVENIDOS A MÉXICO
I am leaving in a week for Dia de Muertos in Mexico City. We are staying by Zocala. This will be our first time in CDMX but we have been to Mexico many times over the years. Thanks for the info!
Your outfit & skull makeup on point!🔥🔥🔥
Thank you for sharing your beautiful experience.❤
Amazing🎃🎃🎃, I am visiting Mexico this year, last week of the October. But I am not sure, about the schedule and days to visit. I want experience the parade as well, can you please mention the dates in the comments section. That would be much helpful for my travel. Gracias :)🎃🎃🎃
Between 30 october and 2nd november
Day of the day, does not equate halloween 🎃
We are planning on going to the parade this year. A few questions for you. 1. I see that the parade is on one side of Reformer. Which side of the street is it on? We are trying to get the hotel where we can observe the parade from the room. 2. Thank you for sharing information about the night performance. Where do you book the ride?
Just so Crazy and Awesome!!! ✌️🤗
Just found your channel, love it, greetings from La Paz...
2:40 that's wrong, mexican day of dead parades are before, actually it was the producers of the movie they were the ones who saw the processions and wanted to include it in the film, SO we can say, this is an urban myth
"Bros helping Bros!" Climbing the tree was a good idea. Too bad it didn't work out.
Actually first video I had seeing love it !
Love the Videos!! what area you think would be best to buy a house you guys think ?
Thank you for the info!
you guys look great!
Amazing 🤩 amazing 🤩 amazing cant wait to watch them all again in oneday ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️happy thanksgiving
Amigos Saludos desde,,California 👏🏼💝
As a Mexican American im upset i havent done this or gone to Mexico for Día De Los Muertos
Saludos amigos estadounidenses desde mexico
Badass place
Hola..!! Saludos desde Puebla👋Nice vid and wow for the 200 for the newmix that was outrageous, they are $35 pesos at the store, you could of gone to the nearest oxxo😅
Bienvenidos a México...
I'm new, to your videos, and I love them, you guys are the best!! really!
Super Video!
Do you need a ticket for the canals?
I was also there! I am a little late but My video is releasing soon. Went all out to speak in spanish and english! Nice touch
Su español es buenísimo!!!!!!
I'm a Spanish speaker too. But I'm so impressed with ur Spanish. U made me smile. Thx for choosing CDMX.
😆😆🥰 gracias!
Her Spanish is not bad! Good for learning it!
7:42 es muy cierto
Muy chingona ver gente de otros barrios 😃 visitando el nuestro y siendo agradables !!
OMG!!! Watching this video versus your first Mexico City video is mind blowing!!! The first video you were hesitant, scared and unsure. I remember you and your friend thought y'all were being scammed by a child, Lolololol. This one??? You owned the city! Love watching this!
All America would be a single country is Mexico in the near future the official language would be in Spanish Mexico will be the first world Mexico will be a living world power Mexico dear Mexico
🌎🇲🇽🌎
La grandeza de México
OMG you guys made my day. Love it. Keep up the great content😍❤️👍🏼🍺🍺
oki yall wild to go to Xochimilco at night!!! my mom refused to take me there haha a nonetheless at night but looks so cool
Ya me suscribí.
Me callejón bien, mis güeritos.
Loved the intro! Muy bien :)
Muy bien
No fue la película de James bond la que inspiró este desfile, desde hace varios años atrás se hacen desfiles por estos días para la cultura mexicana, como lo es el desfile de alebrijes, catrinas, entre otros.
Saludos
Thanks for letting me come on your adventures!!!
Hola !!! Me gusta su contenido me parecen geniales y me gusta tu español la forma felicitaciones!!!
Si sientes pasión por la cultura mexicana, TU ERES MEXICANA, los mexicanos nacemos en diferentes partes del mundo, no solo en México.
Wow
Ah ok good for ya👍
would you say that the parade is worth it or can you not see well due to the crowds?
The Parade is a blast if you’re already in town. Line up early for a good spot, but there’s lots of places to view! I will say though, the parade was much shorter than we expected!!
@@timandfin thank you! I'm actually glad to hear that it's not long! I should have gone to the Catrinas parade yesterday, but whatever! yes, already in town so will likely just go. When in CDMX!
😅😅😅👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 Looks like you had a great time. 😀
Amazing parade
Love this I think I need a trip
Do you have the whole list listed online?
EN DÍA DE MUERTOS LA HUMILDAD PREVALECE EN MÉXICO,POR NUESTRAS RAÍCES COLONIZADORAS (EL CATOLICISMO) GUARDAMOS RESPETO A LA VIRGEN Y SOBRE TODO A LOS QUE HAN FALLECIDO, PORQUE NO TODO SON PELÍCULAS DE TERROR( AUNQUE SON BUENAS JAJA) SIEMPRE HAY QUE RECORDAR A NUESTROS SERES QUERIDOS// recuerden visitar el museo del templo mayor y el Castillo de Chapultepec