Ver México a través de los ojos de Dan me conmueve. No sé si otros mexicanos comparten esta opinión, pero... apoco no se siente muy gratificante vernos desde afuera? (Desde la perspectiva de Dan, por ejemplo). Es muy hermoso que compartan lo que México les ha dejado. Este tipo de cosas, como lo son sus videos, nos hacen reafirmar este orgullo para amar a nuestro México desde la conciencia y corazón. Buen viaje Dan! Gracias por compartir tus experiencias aquí :)
Si tambien a mi me conmovio mucho y me da orgullo que haya gente que no sea de Mexico pero sin embargo que tambien ame a nuestro pais. Yo ya estoy ansiosa de ir para las posadas y navidad!! Mexico es hermoso y la gente no se diga!!
Mariana Bojorges Creo que por eso este tipo de canales tienen éxito! Porque es lo que en el fondo sentimos como originarios del país que tanto alaba, pero no lo exteriorizamos ( por no saber como decirlo, por no tener un canal, por no poder viajar etc.) y cuando lo escuchamos hablar así, decimos: Así mero! Esto es mi México! 🥰👍🏼👏🏼
Civility? Really? Shit, I'm mexican and in my 30 year life span never ever seen that, maybe you live where all the elites live, but where I live shit home by 8 pm or else the gangs or the narcos will get you.
In San Diego, USA, I ran out of gas on a freeway ramp that was very busy. No one stopped to help me, except a Mexican family from Tijuana. A young (and beautiful) lady got out of the car along with another family member to ask if I needed help. This in spite of cars whizzing by at high speed. I could not believe it. I reassured her that I was OK and let her know I had called a tow service. I won't forget that.
J Flow I have seen such before and yet everyone wants Mexicans, who go to the US to do work most people in the US won't do, not to be allowed into the US. I find them to be very helpful. The US society could learn much from these wonderful people to the South.
A mí me sorprende mirar películas de Estados Unidos donde la gente se ignora, las familias se pelean, los hermanos se odian y los amigos se traicionan o siempre hay alguien que se de otra persona por ser diferente. Aquí en México nos encanta preguntar a los demás si están bien, nuestra familia es una de las cosas más importantes que hay y nos gusta mucho burlarnos de nosotros mismos, reír de nuestras propias desgracias y defectos, exagerarlos y presumirlos abiertamente.
Mexico and Mexicans love people who love Mexico and Mexicans. I’m a mexican living in Canada and hearing a Canadian speak this way about my home fills me with joy. I left Mexico... but Mexico has not and never will leave me.
I am from the U.S. and lived in Mexico for 13 years. I never knew that there was anyone else who understood the way that I felt about Mexico! Thank you so much for this gift in your video! ¡Viva México!
Dan I have a funny story to add! When I first got to Mexico, I saw all the taco stands that said "Ricos Tacos"... And after seeing them time and time again, I asked my friend, who is "Rico"!? The guy that owns all these tacos stands hahah.. Let's catch up soon!
I work as a flight attendant and Mexico is one of my favorites places to travel, the food, the people, festivities, I love so many things of that country.
We love how proud and welcoming Mexicans are of their country. When we first announced that we were moving to Mexico and shared our video, we had so many strangers welcoming us and it was really touching how many people reached out and wanted to share their culture with us. :)
That's how mexicans are with European descendants ever since the arrival of Europeans in Aztec soil. The Aztecs thought that the Europeans were Gods and started kissing their feet, the rest is history
Your country is not your politicians. I feel that's where you're going at. We're not proud of our politicians, nor the corruption, violence, classism, among other things. But..most of us are not like that. The vast majority of us are warm and kind. And I'm sure it's the same for your country as well. Always be proud of your heritage. The good kind.
@@unusuario5173 The thing is that there really isn't any heritage in the United States. There's no culture like there is in Mexico. A good example I saw one time in Mexico. They had just won a football championship. There were literally thousands of people in the street chanting "Mexico!" "Mexico!"' That would never happen in the United States. Secondly- ' Warm and Kind' people in the U.S. ? All politics aside- the people in the United States are NOT nice, warm, or kind, in any way shape or form. This is especially true in the big cities. Most are entitled and they think of themselves as 'elite'. The only reason I come back home is to get paid- that's it!
@@ninjask8ter i agree with you on the part their is no heritage. I am grateful for the opportunities this country provided my parents because my parents are from Haiti which is a really poor country. And they have made a good living here for me and my siblings. But I never felt connected to “America” I guess it’s a lack of culture. I’m Haitian American but I just say I’m Haitian. I’m 16 btw.
Your lack of connection can also come from within. It’s totally false there is a “lack” of culture. It might not be as old or deep, but it’s equally rich. Id go as far as to say that only Worlds Wars and Vietnam did more to define the 20th Century than culture. Cultures were born, some carried on, some evolved, some died as time went on. If you don’t see culture, you’re simply not looking for it.
Mexico is unique in many many ways, to me, there's no other place like Mexico, there's poverty, yes, there's drugs related violence, yes, there's corruption, yes: it's not picture perfect, yes we know that, nevertheless there's something about Mexico, after you visit or live there for a certain period of time, that makes you want to go back. It's like it stays in your heart FOREVER, you fall in love not only with the beauty of this magnificent country, but with the people. They welcome you, and you are RIGHT, Mexican people are VERY kind. VIVA MEXICO !!
Absolutely true. I lived in Yucatan for three years when I was in my twenties, and those years I will never forget. I live in Thailand now, have lived and worked here for 17 years, but the Mexicans will always have that special place in my heart. Thai people are very nice too, but there is something about the Mexican way of life that is just so....I have no words...
Hi. My name is David. I'm 65. So when I was 18 back in 1971, I lived in Mexico City. I totally agree when you said "you can leave Mexico but Mexico doesn't leave you". I lived there for three years. Your videos brought back so many memories. I have been to all the places you have been to except Oaxaca. But I myself have many experiences to share as well. I have enjoyed very much Your videos. I lived in Villa Coapa which is in southern Mexico City. This year is the 50th anniversary of Villa Coapa. It was built for preparation of the 1968 Olympics that were held in Mexico City. Villa Olímpica was also built and was the first time that housing for the athletes was rented and then later sold as housing. Villa Coapa was close community where it seemed like everyone knew everyone. Many friends I knew then I still keep in contact with today. Some still live in Mexico. But others in Cuba, Michigan, and Canada. I love Mexico for the warm and caring people I have met over the years. I love the history of Mexico because of many great cultures that have been a part of it. Thanks for the great Videos and keep them coming. I will also share some tidbits with you.✌
Amen to that brother. I finished 7 consecutive winters in Mexico a few years ago and it is HARD coming back to Canada. I'm not exactly sure what life is supposed to be but this ain't it. That is one charming country.
I am Mexican American and after visiting Mexico I decided I want to move there. My husband is African American and had such an amazing experience that we decided to buy some land! I recently applied to become a Mexican citizen and God willing we will move there in the future ❤🙏... Also, I put my five year old (who speaks no Spanish) in school while we were out there and she LOVED IT!!! 😄👍
Ruby .-Mexican-American has double citizenship they just need to get their mexican goverment recognition ,also others - Mexican-Japanes, Mexican-Italian- Mexican-Argentinian - etc can buy land but they need to be mexicans by heritage . Foreigns CAN NOT buy any land. This is by law, even Mexican goverment CAN SELL ANY MEXICAN LAND it is againt the Contitucion law.Many Northamercan bought land and they lost their houses because the" Ignorants Real State companies in Mexico, sold land and they were lawsuit. If you are allien you cant not buy mexican land.
Ruby _ Mexican goverment CAN NOT SELL ANY MEXICAN LAND TO FOREINGS ( alliens ) THIS IS BY CONTITUCION LAW, any people who buy mexican land not being mexican , is able to lost their propety. If you are mexican american get your mexican goverment certificate first and ask about which law give you the right to buy land in Mexico country.
Dizmo Olli I am Mexican born, but cannot get my Mexican passport because I cannot prove identification. After becoming a US citizen...My USA papers have my married name and last time I went to Mexican consulate I was told that was assuming another identity and Mexico sees that as a crime. I thought I was gonna be arrested in the spot. I got scared and never went back to try and sort that out.
I won’t forget one time back in 2011 I went to visit some family and friends, it was fun. One day I got bored and decided to visit the cyber cafe because it was so close to the house I was staying at. After a few hours I finished with my internet surfing and went back to the house, but along the way the roads I miraculously confused myself and was totally lost on how to get back. I started panicking and was so worried that I was lost in a country I’m not native to. Some young lady realized something was wrong because she told me that I went in a complete circle a few times around the block LOL. Anyhow, she offered to walk me back and help me figure out my way back. I was so shocked and happy. She didn’t have to do that for me, but she did and got me home safely. I gave her clues on the appearance of the streets and the nearby businesses around that street. Soon enough she figured it out and got me to the right street! From there on I remembered what house I was saying at. I won’t ever forget that kind deed of hers.
Everything you say is so true. I am not Mexican either. Whenever I go to Mexico I feel what you feel. People are so kind. They treat you with love and respect. VIVA MEXICO💝😃🌺
I first started going there when I married into a family from Mexico 18 years ago. Every year we went to Celaya GTO to sell toys in the Pulga for Tres Reyes. It was there that I fell in love with the country. I have never felt so at peace there. Where I live it is a Buffet. I walk down the street and this place sells fresh fruit and veggies and next door I can get fresh juice made right there. The tortillas are just down the street. Barbacoa to die for is next door. In the U.S. they have a yearly National Night out in Mexico that's every night. I saw kids playing on the sidewalks and being watched by a sister or Aunt or Grandma. The adult would get up and another would sit down to supervise. They have almost no racism because walking down the street you will see a gentleman with blond hair and green eyes holding the hands of an indian. Kids help out the family in getting along. There is a 10 year old girl at the Pulga that runs her familys booth and keeps all the records as if she were an adult. I love it so much I bacame a resident and will soon be permanent. Yes it really gets in you and stays! Comencé a ir allí cuando me casé con una familia de México hace 18 años. Cada año fuimos a Celaya GTO para vender juguetes en la Pulga para Tres Reyes. Fue allí donde me enamoré del país. Nunca me he sentido tan en paz allí. Donde vivo es un buffet. Camino por la calle y este lugar vende frutas y verduras frescas y al lado puedo hacer zumos recién hechos. Las tortillas están justo bajando la calle. Barbacoa para morirse está al lado. En los Estados Unidos tienen una Noche Nacional anual en México que es todas las noches. Vi a niños jugando en las aceras y siendo observados por una hermana o tía o abuela. El adulto se levantaba y otro se sentaba a supervisar. Casi no tienen racismo porque caminando por la calle verás a un caballero con cabello rubio y ojos verdes que sostienen las manos de un indio. Los niños ayudan a la familia a llevarse bien. Hay una niña de 10 años en la Pulga que dirige el stand de su familia y mantiene todos los registros como si fuera una adulta. Me encanta tanto que soy un residente y pronto seré permanente. Sí, realmente se mete en ti y se queda!
I understand the feeling my friend, I was born and raised in El Salvador but I've been in the USA for many years.but even from my salvadorans point of view ,Mexico is totally different ,you can only experience by being there,is a very big country every place you go is different in food, music,architecture and even local accent.
Gracias a los mexicanos por ser como son, es cierto hay pobreza, pero la amabilidad, creatividad ,cariño, es Maravilloso, la pobreza no ños amarga y son luchones, y muy apegados a la familia.
I visited Mexico City for a week in March 2018, and I can confirm that it is an unforgettable place. I know I can speak for everyone I travelled with when I say that we would all go back without a second thought, if we got the chance. From only being there for one week, I got to experience so much culture - the kindness, the community, and the pride that everyone had in their country. I agree with every one of the points mentioned in this video; Mexico changed me too.
The New Travel North American brothers! 🇲🇽🇺🇸🇨🇦 I hope we, north americans, can be more close together one day. We live in the same region, we're supposed to be family.
I left Mexico 22 years ago. Interestingly, I didn't really "know Mexico" until now that there's so much access to the internet. And it's sad. I was too young (and too broke) to travel. But now that I'm grown and making my own many, things might change. I see there's a lot to love in my own country. And in this one (United States) too. This video has helped me realize that a country doesn't necessarily belong to only those who live in it. But to anyone who's willing to love it, see it as their home, or open to learn more about it.
OMG Jesse and I did the exact same thing! We really thought our local taco guy was named Rico. I’m so glad we never got brave enough to address him by name! 😆 When we moved to Guanajuato and saw another Ricos Tacos we had to laugh at ourselves.
Como mexicana, siempre me siento orgullosa el ver que extranjeros aman mi país, ver mi propio país desde tu perspectiva me tocó el corazón, tenemos mucho que ofrecer. Cuando gustes, te esperamos en Tijuana! Espero ahora que estas en Canadá nos transmitas un poco o mucho de ella ! Espero pronto regreses ! ;)
Even I'm mexican, I love traveling across my country, sometimes we as mexicans don't know all the culture and richness we have, so that's why every time I travel to another state I learn something totally different, something I should know but I didn't, someday I hope visiting Canada, I'm pretty sure that there must be amazing as well, greetings Dan, hope you can get back soon, and someday meet you in person :)
The New Travel what a beautiful video! I'm Mexican-American but visiting Mexico City at age 20 changed my life. From bus rides through Oaxaca, to cabrito in Monterrey to strolling through Taxco, I come back for more and more. One of the major ways Mexico has changed me is the example you gave of the tequila shot: when you visit people in Mexico, sometimes even to an office, there is a socializing process that is very unique to Mexico. I love it, and have to remind myself to slow down, talk to people, acknowledge their presence, say hi, how are you, bye. ❤️
Awww... you made me cry. As a Mexican American I always have this double edged sword. Because on one hand I’m proud to be American, yet on the other hand my parents background and the Mexican culture are so engrained in me that Mexico has my heart. I’ve been with family and visited here and there, but last year I went on a vacation to Cancun in Quintana Roo and also went to Yucatán. It was the most beautiful experience to see the native dancing and the culture being so full of life. I cried, I cried so hard. The warmth, the kindness, the hustle, the people... I love everything that country embodies. Despite having such a corrupt government for so long, those people overcome anything that they’re faced with. Amazing. Thank you for this. I loved it!
Briana Domingvet MÉXICO will forever be the most magical place on earth. Even when we have been battered by so many different people, like the US or France or Spain, we have created something so miraculously magical...
i was born in Mexico...my parents bring me to usa to get a "better life" ...but to be honest i miss my Mexico.... and thanks for sharing all good moments and places.... is amazing how people from other countries talks and thinks about mexicans ...thanks again..here in San Jose CA...u have ur casa witch is my casa ...
@@kaiikaika512 en parte tienes razón, pero la esencia del mexicano y de México, son tal como él las dice. Eso no se puede negar, hay millones de historias de extranjeros como testimonio. Sorry!!
Mexico doeees change you ❤ when i was 5 my family immagrated tu usa and was there 10 years ,i thought knowing i was born there i knew how it was, i didnt want to even go back to mexico , but i just made 4 years living here in mexico . And i may live in a wooden house and have to walk an hour to get to a store in this ranch , but i love the freedom here . The fact that there is so much to learn in every little pueblo , idk but if your looking for a place to call home ...mexico is the place to feel that comfort. 💕 Proud VERACRUZANA 😊
So correct..The kindness and spirit of Mexicans is noticeable right off the Airplane. I was in huge store months ago and could not find something. Another shopper walked me across the store right to the product I could not find. Been visiting MX for 40 years with many, many pleasant experiences in my memory. The speed of life is awesome in MX. I can say however, I have never had a "dinner date' where we were to meet that anyone was more than a couple minutes late. Most people outside of MX have no idea how diverse the country is top to bottom. Oceans, mountains and in between. Great food, art, centuries old cultures and very nice people.
John...thank you for your comment....as family doctor aprecciate your point of view from my country...americans and canadians are always welcome to México.
@@schizophrenicprojection5126 I personally dont know anyone that is a racist.. I have observe it and have fought racism with family and friends for decades.
Great video. Everything you said about Mexico is true. I often wish I was Mexican just so I could experience having such a huge loving family. And the great family parties they have. :)
Cómo decimos en México "Tu casa es mi casa" y México es tu casa, nunca lo olvides Dan. Gracias por mostrar la verdadera escencia de México, por que México es Único y eso lo valoras sólo hasta que estás lejos, se extraña la gente, la comida, todo. Saludos.
Hi Dan, I have followed your Vlog many times over the past 6 months. I am a Canadian Senior planning to move to Mexico for a 6 month stay within the next year. I am learning a great deal about Mexico and love what I see. The honesty that you provide when speaking about Mexico is very refreshing. You should feel very proud of who you are and how you share what you have learned. Perhaps one day our paths will cross in the beautiful country of Mexico. Keep it going bud and have a great new year.
@Anahuac Libre Buena imitación de un racista de USA te salio muy bien, te recomiendo vayas a USA tu mentalidad es la correcta... solo aguas con la poli porque te matan de un solo balazo.
Anáhuac/México Libre Soy mestizo no comparto compadre lo que dices, no comparto que digas nuestra lucha, porque mis antepasados indígenas Fueron mujeres que fueron violadas antes por otros hombres indígenas en guerras tribales y luego por hombres europeos españoles. Cómo habitante del continente americano, penalizo todo acto violento de mis propios paisanos como violaciones, asesinatos, robos y narcotráfico, porque no son formas de vivir en Paz sino más en Discordia, tampoco reinvindico a los pueblos indígenas que se dedicaban a atacar a otros pueblos indígenas más pacíficos. Seremos mestizos pero no somos iguales y tampoco me va la homogeneidad cultural de todos somos iguales, porque esa categoría que usas también es imperialista, esa categoría la pusieron los conquistadores españoles, los pueblos indígenas americanos son cada uno su propia nación,su propia cultura y su propia sociedad. Y los tres grandes imperios que existieron en América, Aztecas, Mayas e Incas se crearon apartir del sometimiento de otros pueblos indígenas no eran nada pacíficos
Mexico never leaves you. 10+ years later I keep going back year after year. Even during the pandemic, I wouldn't have wanted to be anyplace else. I see something new and learn even more every time I go back.
WOW I’m so proud to be Mexican!! Even wen I have been away from for 23 years I still miss the streets, the people, the food, the environment, I can tell u I’m honored to be born in Mexico. I can feel how honest you are on the way u feel about Mexico 😍 and u are right wen u said u can leave Mexico but Mexico will never leave you!!!! I’m so happy that my people were so good to u🤗 great video 👏🏼👏🏼
Good Canadian sentiments towards Mexico. Totally oblivious of all the bad press and just telling it as it is. Great. We've been to Mexico several times,living with families and wandering around the pueblos. The guy has got it right. With a normal human attitude, MEXICANS will readilly help you in need. They don't tell you the way, they take you. Let's hope this new president can do something to help the poor there
Don't believe in what Fernanda Parga says, she's lying. Our current president helps only the poor and people in need, he's a good man. You are welcome to visit my beautiful country when you want to come.
Daydree Rosales Enriquez I'm not lying, anyone can see the sad reality of what Mexico is today. Our president doesn't do shit to help our country progress, He is such an idiot. the only people who actually support AMLO is ignorant (to not say stupid af). oh! and I NEVER said foreigners were not welcomed here, of course you are ;)
I guess I should not have mentioned the presidente! It was just a throw away phrase to ed the post on a hopeful note. Nothing to do with how much we have enjoyed Mexico and its people! We are too old to travel now, but have wonderful memories of Ajijic,Melaque,Tequisquiapan,Teothehuacan,Mexico City, St Miguel,Guanajuato,Leon,St Cristobal de las Casa etc.
Wow, it's clear that our country has made an impact on you. You are now one of those Mexicans living abroad, feeling like you're missing out on things you came to do, or eat , or see everyday, you should know that you are welcome anytime, tu corazon pertenece a Mexico carnal. Viva Mexico!
SOOOO TRUE!!! I have never met kinder people than Mexicans! Truly big big hearted people Such a magical country full of history amazing places and good wonderful people! I looooove Mexico with all my heart! 💗🇲🇽💕
100%-spot on, Dan. We’ve been overwhelmed by how kind and generous and helpful people have been to us here. But what a cliffhanger! Are you coming back to MX after the holidays? (You’re going to make us wait for that aren’t you?) All the best to you and Nari.
Hi Dan! So true what you said about Mexican people! As a fellow Canadian I appreciate your perspective also. Not enough can be said about the beauty of the Mexican people they are so kind. Thanks Dan! Keep the videos coming. Kim.
Gracias por tus conceptos positivos para mí México ("En el ombligo de la Luna" -o, 'El Centro del Universo", en la cosmogonía mexica, pronunciado médica) lindo y querido.
Americans and canadians are always welcome to my country.... we have another way to see life.... family, fun , religion, food, tacos, sombreros..............and Tequila .........!!!!!!
Hey man, Keep spreading love, positivity and culture. I formally lived in Mexico, and I loved it. Keep exploring and keep on living. THANK YOU. This video meant a lot to me
Man, since the beginning of the video I was in tears. I hope we get to enjoy more videos of Mexico through your eyes. Mexico is a great country and you're a great human being. I'd love to see more.
Love the video, I went to Mexico for the first time in late Oct 2018 for three weeks, two weeks of those were in a language school in Cuernavaca, plus 5 days in CDMX. I loved the people, the food, everything. You are so right, the people are very helpful and friendly, what I found was everything was so clean including the public rest rooms. The only bad thing was the traffic in CDMX did my head in. But hey, everything else was perfect, I want to return in the near future. I live in Australia and Mexico could teach Australia/Australians so many things. You're video was spot on.
Awww! Dan you left :( no wonder the background didnt looked Mexican. Iam really going to miss your awsome videos from Mex. You took us with you in your traveling. I got emotional when you said i left Mexico and tears started rolling down my face. Thank you for all the videos, you do an awsome job. Missing you already 😔😟😢. Love you and Nari.
Funny you mentioned about the time, I am Mexican and my husband is not, he always wants to be on time and gets so stressed out about running late etc etc and I always find myself calming him down and explaining to him that in the grand scheme of things being on time its not quite that important and to relax, it’s better late than never. #Chill
I perfectly understand that feeling ❤️ but I didn't know it until I decided to explore other places. I don't know if everyone has this feeling with their countries, it might be. But this experience outside home (Mexico) has made think of all the times that I watched TV and life seemed so much better outside Mexico. No violence, less corruption, more money. But now that I have lived away for many years and have contacted other cultures I can see our differences and similarities, and probably is because of the family lacking living overseas, but I feel many times empty. While I was feeling too much full when I was living in Mexico. I felt there was too much of everything, probably good and bad and maintain my mind occupied not having to look of what's going on outside for many years. I have noticed Mexico is many times discriminated because of its bad things but the problem is that that's the only thing people know about it. I'll just say I love Mexico ❤️ and I look forward to coming back to help it become better for the many beautiful things and good people it also has. 🇲🇽❤️❤️❤️❤️. Pd. I am not in USA or Canada or England.
You play the love well mate! Great video!... i am from Montreal...was in riviera maya in January... can't wait for February to go back ...this time Acapulco! 😎
@@masonlifestyle3003 is quite dangerous lately, maybe another beach like guatulco, but if you want to get to know more about Mexico than the beach I really recommend Guanajuato.
Thx for the heads up i love the people that are attracted to this channel... new travel dude you've done a great job!... i will be at Anarchapulco in Acapulco ... look it up its an amazing event!!! Cheers!😎👍👌🤘✌🙏💖
I moved to Vancouver to study (I'm a graduate student) almost one year ago, I lived in Mexico City for 10 years, and I have to say that the city is beautiful and many things are better here, but still miss Mexico a lot!, like you say the warm of Mexicans is something awesome, I've had good experiences with Canadians, they are friendly, but superficial friendly and not warm at all, it is something I still don't understand because most people here seem to live so alone! but I guess is how life is here =) thanks for this video, you made me feel nostalgic but in a good way!
With this video you remind me how fortunate I am to be Mexican, I been away from my country for over a decade now and I still missing my warm culture. I'm glad that our people in México made you feel at home. #5 Made me feel nostalgic. Great video ❤️
I completely agree with you on #4 when we first started visiting Mexico we would always be in a rush but as we visited more we started realizing how everyone is so relaxed and not worried about time as we are in the U.S now we take our time and appreciate everywhere we visit. And last but not least i really enjoy your videos
Maaan that's a nice homage video for Mexico! Thank you for sharing your feelings and observations about my beautiful homeland. The Dalai Lama himself called Mexico "The Heart Chackra Of The Earth". When you express your love of Mexico like this, sir, you win Mexico's love right back. (looking for the follow button)
You are so humble; your way of thinking, the way you talk, makes me feel like you're putting your heart in my hand, and that's beautiful. I think that's why you loved (still) Mexico, because you gave it your heart and all Mexicans and the whole country could feel it too. Thank you for making this great, warm and beautiful video. We appreciate it, Dan, leaves me with a good taste in my mouth, it's my first time watching you. Saludos. México mantiene sus puertas abiertas, te esperamos pronto de regreso para que sigas exprimentándolo y disfrutándolo. HAPPY HOLIDAYS.
Hey i am mexican!! And I really loved your video!! Right now i am living in Belgium and I enjoyed watching your video, what you said really describes Mexicans!! :) :) :)
Come back soon Dan!, Mexico will miss you too! I am mexican living in Canada and I live your videos!, enjoy Canada and share also things of this 💖 country!! 🇨🇦🇲🇽💖
I love that you make these videos, mexico is very misunderstood and people think about bad things when they hear Mexico. But it’s beautiful and has a lot of culture into it! I’ll share this video and I say GRACIAS for visiting Mexico and letting the world know how special we are as well as all of the other countries!
Uno regresa a casa amando ese país y su gente... Yo se que debo de regresar, mi sueño es vivir y lo que me resta de vida, pasarlo ahí... O en una de esas ciudades hermosas, que compartis.
Thanks for your kind words. I live in Guadalajara, I have been in Montreal and Quebec and I love your country in return. One of the things you mention about knowing so many different places in the different states it’s so true. I have been from Nortn to South in México and I keep on planning the next trip, even in my own state, Jalisco, I still don’t know many touristic places. Come back and ask that we recommend you the hidden treasures. For instance, I have missed to visit the Monarch butterfly or Día de Muertos in Pátzcuaro.
Hey! This is the first video I've ever watch of you and your channel. I'm very moved about the way you speak about México and the only thing I can tell you this late in the run is: I hope you can be back soon. Anyone who loves México as much as a Mexican, deserves all of México's heart full of love back.
Ver México a través de los ojos de Dan me conmueve. No sé si otros mexicanos comparten esta opinión, pero... apoco no se siente muy gratificante vernos desde afuera? (Desde la perspectiva de Dan, por ejemplo).
Es muy hermoso que compartan lo que México les ha dejado. Este tipo de cosas, como lo son sus videos, nos hacen reafirmar este orgullo para amar a nuestro México desde la conciencia y corazón. Buen viaje Dan! Gracias por compartir tus experiencias aquí :)
Si tambien a mi me conmovio mucho y me da orgullo que haya gente que no sea de Mexico pero sin embargo que tambien ame a nuestro pais. Yo ya estoy ansiosa de ir para las posadas y navidad!! Mexico es hermoso y la gente no se diga!!
Exactamente. Me hacen valorar más nuestro país y trabajar por él.
También siento lo mismo,es lindo ver como el que viene, se lleva a México en su corazón.
Mariana Bojorges Creo que por eso este tipo de canales tienen éxito! Porque es lo que en el fondo sentimos como originarios del país que tanto alaba, pero no lo exteriorizamos ( por no saber como decirlo, por no tener un canal, por no poder viajar etc.) y cuando lo escuchamos hablar así, decimos: Así mero! Esto es mi México! 🥰👍🏼👏🏼
Es verdad. Que el estrangero se de cuenta de lo rico que es México mas allá de drogas y corrupción. . se siente bastante bien..
I am English and I have been here twenty five years I have never known such kindness and civility and respect and ❤️
❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰 👍🏻🤟🏼🤟🏼
Really? What city do you live in, in Mexico?
Thanks Maggi.
Great hugh for you. 😃
gracias! thank you! merci!
Civility? Really? Shit, I'm mexican and in my 30 year life span never ever seen that, maybe you live where all the elites live, but where I live shit home by 8 pm or else the gangs or the narcos will get you.
In San Diego, USA, I ran out of gas on a freeway ramp that was very busy. No one stopped to help me, except a Mexican family from Tijuana. A young (and beautiful) lady got out of the car along with another family member to ask if I needed help. This in spite of cars whizzing by at high speed. I could not believe it. I reassured her that I was OK and let her know I had called a tow service. I won't forget that.
J Flow wow just WOW! 👏👏
Beautiful story
J Flow I have seen such before and yet everyone wants Mexicans, who go to the US to do work most people in the US won't do, not to be allowed into the US. I find them to be very helpful. The US society could learn much from these wonderful people to the South.
That’s amazing. Growing up being a part of that type of family in which we care for others is so satisfying and rewarding
A mí me sorprende mirar películas de Estados Unidos donde la gente se ignora, las familias se pelean, los hermanos se odian y los amigos se traicionan o siempre hay alguien que se de otra persona por ser diferente. Aquí en México nos encanta preguntar a los demás si están bien, nuestra familia es una de las cosas más importantes que hay y nos gusta mucho burlarnos de nosotros mismos, reír de nuestras propias desgracias y defectos, exagerarlos y presumirlos abiertamente.
Every year I say I'm going to a new country, but end up back in Mexico.
Haha its an honor to us 🇲🇽🇲🇽
Nice video. I have never seen your videos before. I am mexican. Viva México!
As always good choice, sweet lady!!
That makes 2 of us! Every time I come back to the U.S. after about 1 week I start missing Mexico a lot.
Me too, but now we're back in Mexico and have decided that it's going to be our permanent home.
Mexico and Mexicans love people who love Mexico and Mexicans.
I’m a mexican living in Canada and hearing a Canadian speak this way about my home fills me with joy.
I left Mexico... but Mexico has not and never will leave me.
Go back dumbass
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No estas sola Vee! Aquí otro mexicano en PEI casi en lágrimas por como habló este chico de nuestro país.
@@junglevaquero1119 lmao "starboy" dumbass name 😂
Aja si Ya callate rarito
I am from the U.S. and lived in Mexico for 13 years. I never knew that there was anyone else who understood the way that I felt about Mexico! Thank you so much for this gift in your video! ¡Viva México!
♥️🇲🇽
Dan I have a funny story to add! When I first got to Mexico, I saw all the taco stands that said "Ricos Tacos"... And after seeing them time and time again, I asked my friend, who is "Rico"!? The guy that owns all these tacos stands hahah..
Let's catch up soon!
Hahaha! Yes Rico is a legend, his taco recipe has made it all across Mexico ;)
Te amo
Hahaha that is so funny😂
jajajaja
😂😂😂 love it!!!
I work as a flight attendant and Mexico is one of my favorites places to travel, the food, the people, festivities, I love so many things of that country.
Do you enjoy your job? My teacher was once a flight attendant as well and she's told the class stories. I might consider being a flight attendant :)
We love how proud and welcoming Mexicans are of their country. When we first announced that we were moving to Mexico and shared our video, we had so many strangers welcoming us and it was really touching how many people reached out and wanted to share their culture with us. :)
Welcome! Have fun, enjoy. Dropping a follow to catch up.
@@musfutmuj Thank you!! :)
Our country is so big , there is space for every foreigner who would like to live here. You're very welcome!
That's how mexicans are with European descendants ever since the arrival of Europeans in Aztec soil. The Aztecs thought that the Europeans were Gods and started kissing their feet, the rest is history
@@eliram2011 Aw thank you!!
I now live in Mexico. I love it. I’m an American. Wish I were proud of my country.
Your country is not your politicians. I feel that's where you're going at.
We're not proud of our politicians, nor the corruption, violence, classism, among other things.
But..most of us are not like that. The vast majority of us are warm and kind. And I'm sure it's the same for your country as well.
Always be proud of your heritage. The good kind.
@@unusuario5173 The thing is that there really isn't any heritage in the United States. There's no culture like there is in Mexico. A good example I saw one time in Mexico. They had just won a football championship. There were literally thousands of people in the street chanting "Mexico!" "Mexico!"' That would never happen in the United States.
Secondly- ' Warm and Kind' people in the U.S. ? All politics aside- the people in the United States are NOT nice, warm, or kind, in any way shape or form. This is especially true in the big cities. Most are entitled and they think of themselves as 'elite'. The only reason I come back home is to get paid- that's it!
@@ninjask8ter i agree with you on the part their is no heritage. I am grateful for the opportunities this country provided my parents because my parents are from Haiti which is a really poor country. And they have made a good living here for me and my siblings. But I never felt connected to “America” I guess it’s a lack of culture. I’m Haitian American but I just say I’m Haitian. I’m 16 btw.
Your lack of connection can also come from within. It’s totally false there is a “lack” of culture. It might not be as old or deep, but it’s equally rich. Id go as far as to say that only Worlds Wars and Vietnam did more to define the 20th Century than culture. Cultures were born, some carried on, some evolved, some died as time went on. If you don’t see culture, you’re simply not looking for it.
Mexico is unique in many many ways, to me, there's no other place like Mexico, there's poverty, yes, there's drugs related violence, yes, there's corruption, yes: it's not picture perfect, yes we know that, nevertheless there's something about Mexico, after you visit or live there for a certain period of time, that makes you want to go back. It's like it stays in your heart FOREVER, you fall in love not only with the beauty of this magnificent country, but with the people. They welcome you, and you are RIGHT, Mexican people are VERY kind. VIVA MEXICO !!
No nadamas en México como tú lo describes hay Violencia, Corrupción, Pobreza. En tu País USA también lo hay
Sorry my friend. Y sí Viva Mexico😊
It's like that everywhere.
😭 beautifull madam, you make me cry
Absolutely true. I lived in Yucatan for three years when I was in my twenties, and those years I will never forget. I live in Thailand now, have lived and worked here for 17 years, but the Mexicans will always have that special place in my heart. Thai people are very nice too, but there is something about the Mexican way of life that is just so....I have no words...
Thanks so much for your words nancy you will always be come in Mexico ...like we sed here mi casa es tu casa. Good bless you
Tenemos un dicho "no importa cuando llegues, lo importante es llegar"
"tarde pero sin sueño"
más vale tarde que nunca
Vale mas un minuto tarde que un minuto de silencio
@@chinoberrones8264 tarde pero sin sueño nmms 😂😂😂 esa no me la sabía
Hi. My name is David. I'm 65. So when I was 18 back in 1971, I lived in Mexico City. I totally agree when you said "you can leave Mexico but Mexico doesn't leave you". I lived there for three years. Your videos brought back so many memories. I have been to all the places you have been to except Oaxaca. But I myself have many experiences to share as well. I have enjoyed very much Your videos. I lived in Villa Coapa which is in southern Mexico City. This year is the 50th anniversary of Villa Coapa. It was built for preparation of the 1968 Olympics that were held in Mexico City. Villa Olímpica was also built and was the first time that housing for the athletes was rented and then later sold as housing. Villa Coapa was close community where it seemed like everyone knew everyone. Many friends I knew then I still keep in contact with today. Some still live in Mexico. But others in Cuba, Michigan, and Canada. I love Mexico for the warm and caring people I have met over the years.
I love the history of Mexico because of many great cultures that have been a part of it. Thanks for the great Videos and keep them coming. I will also share some tidbits with you.✌
How was the World Cup in Mexico
Amen to that brother. I finished 7 consecutive winters in Mexico a few years ago and it is HARD coming back to Canada. I'm not exactly sure what life is supposed to be but this ain't it. That is one charming country.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH! YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME HERE,AND I GUESS YOU KNOW THAT :D
♥
I am Mexican American and after visiting Mexico I decided I want to move there. My husband is African American and had such an amazing experience that we decided to buy some land! I recently applied to become a Mexican citizen and God willing we will move there in the future ❤🙏... Also, I put my five year old (who speaks no Spanish) in school while we were out there and she LOVED IT!!! 😄👍
Gigi the move that you did was the right one, to get your second nationality that is the way you can have a house there.
May I ask where you bought land and the price?
Ruby .-Mexican-American has double citizenship they just need to get their mexican goverment recognition ,also others - Mexican-Japanes, Mexican-Italian- Mexican-Argentinian - etc can buy land but they need to be mexicans by heritage . Foreigns CAN NOT buy any land. This is by law, even Mexican goverment CAN SELL ANY MEXICAN LAND it is againt the Contitucion law.Many Northamercan bought land and they lost their houses because the" Ignorants Real State companies in Mexico, sold land and they were lawsuit. If you are allien you cant not buy mexican land.
Ruby _ Mexican goverment CAN NOT SELL ANY MEXICAN LAND TO FOREINGS ( alliens ) THIS IS BY CONTITUCION LAW, any people who buy mexican land not being mexican , is able to lost their propety. If you are mexican american get your mexican goverment certificate first and ask about which law give you the right to buy land in Mexico country.
Dizmo Olli I am Mexican born, but cannot get my Mexican passport because I cannot prove identification. After becoming a US citizen...My USA papers have my married name and last time I went to Mexican consulate I was told that was assuming another identity and Mexico sees that as a crime. I thought I was gonna be arrested in the spot. I got scared and never went back to try and sort that out.
I won’t forget one time back in 2011 I went to visit some family and friends, it was fun. One day I got bored and decided to visit the cyber cafe because it was so close to the house I was staying at. After a few hours I finished with my internet surfing and went back to the house, but along the way the roads I miraculously confused myself and was totally lost on how to get back. I started panicking and was so worried that I was lost in a country I’m not native to. Some young lady realized something was wrong because she told me that I went in a complete circle a few times around the block LOL. Anyhow, she offered to walk me back and help me figure out my way back. I was so shocked and happy. She didn’t have to do that for me, but she did and got me home safely. I gave her clues on the appearance of the streets and the nearby businesses around that street. Soon enough she figured it out and got me to the right street! From there on I remembered what house I was saying at. I won’t ever forget that kind deed of hers.
I adore the Mexican community, so gentle, so loving !
I love you too
Everything you say is so true. I am not Mexican either. Whenever I go to Mexico I feel what you feel. People are so kind. They treat you with love and respect. VIVA MEXICO💝😃🌺
I first started going there when I married into a family from Mexico 18 years ago. Every year we went to Celaya GTO to sell toys in the Pulga for Tres Reyes. It was there that I fell in love with the country. I have never felt so at peace there. Where I live it is a Buffet. I walk down the street and this place sells fresh fruit and veggies and next door I can get fresh juice made right there. The tortillas are just down the street. Barbacoa to die for is next door. In the U.S. they have a yearly National Night out in Mexico that's every night. I saw kids playing on the sidewalks and being watched by a sister or Aunt or Grandma. The adult would get up and another would sit down to supervise. They have almost no racism because walking down the street you will see a gentleman with blond hair and green eyes holding the hands of an indian. Kids help out the family in getting along. There is a 10 year old girl at the Pulga that runs her familys booth and keeps all the records as if she were an adult. I love it so much I bacame a resident and will soon be permanent. Yes it really gets in you and stays!
Comencé a ir allí cuando me casé con una familia de México hace 18 años. Cada año fuimos a Celaya GTO para vender juguetes en la Pulga para Tres Reyes. Fue allí donde me enamoré del país. Nunca me he sentido tan en paz allí. Donde vivo es un buffet. Camino por la calle y este lugar vende frutas y verduras frescas y al lado puedo hacer zumos recién hechos. Las tortillas están justo bajando la calle. Barbacoa para morirse está al lado. En los Estados Unidos tienen una Noche Nacional anual en México que es todas las noches. Vi a niños jugando en las aceras y siendo observados por una hermana o tía o abuela. El adulto se levantaba y otro se sentaba a supervisar. Casi no tienen racismo porque caminando por la calle verás a un caballero con cabello rubio y ojos verdes que sostienen las manos de un indio. Los niños ayudan a la familia a llevarse bien. Hay una niña de 10 años en la Pulga que dirige el stand de su familia y mantiene todos los registros como si fuera una adulta. Me encanta tanto que soy un residente y pronto seré permanente. Sí, realmente se mete en ti y se queda!
Miré tú sinceridad y al decir que extrañabas a México y me hiciste llorar. Vuelve cuando gustes.
Thanks Dan. I lived in Puebla for a month a few years ago. Plan to move to Mexico as soon as I can. I know exactly what you mean. I love Mexico!
Let's do it! Lol
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@@mariafloreano9776 Fantastic!!!!
You should come back to live in puebla city...a beautiful city in mexico...
I understand the feeling my friend, I was born and raised in El Salvador but I've been in the USA for many years.but even from my salvadorans point of view ,Mexico is totally different ,you can only experience by being there,is a very big country every place you go is different in food, music,architecture and even local accent.
Que bonito comentario. ❤
Gracias a los mexicanos por ser como son, es cierto hay pobreza, pero la amabilidad, creatividad ,cariño, es
Maravilloso, la pobreza no ños amarga y son luchones, y muy apegados a la familia.
Well
it does not matter if you're from Canada, América or European, if you love Mexico and you take it on your hearth, you're mexican too.
I visited Mexico City for a week in March 2018, and I can confirm that it is an unforgettable place. I know I can speak for everyone I travelled with when I say that we would all go back without a second thought, if we got the chance.
From only being there for one week, I got to experience so much culture - the kindness, the community, and the pride that everyone had in their country.
I agree with every one of the points mentioned in this video; Mexico changed me too.
I'm glad to hear you had such a nice experience!
México City has no comparison across the world!
Thank you amigo for your words about Mexico
🇲🇽 🇨🇦 North American brothers!
mi norteamérica es tu norteamérica 😉
The New Travel North American brothers! 🇲🇽🇺🇸🇨🇦 I hope we, north americans, can be more close together one day. We live in the same region, we're supposed to be family.
@@TheNewTravel lol United States of North America ✈ salud brother!
Jonathan AlbaFraga thanks alot for thinking like this!
Mexico and the United States need to look out for each other.🇺🇸✌🇮🇷 And not allow the wrong people in their country.😋
Soy la única a la que le hizo un nudo en la garganta este video? ☹
Cebollita no!😭😭😭😭
Cebollita hasta la cebolla lloró 😂
No 😭😭😭
No
No
I left Mexico 22 years ago. Interestingly, I didn't really "know Mexico" until now that there's so much access to the internet. And it's sad. I was too young (and too broke) to travel. But now that I'm grown and making my own many, things might change. I see there's a lot to love in my own country. And in this one (United States) too. This video has helped me realize that a country doesn't necessarily belong to only those who live in it. But to anyone who's willing to love it, see it as their home, or open to learn more about it.
Bruh, my story
@@Rodrigo-tk2fm :)
OMG Jesse and I did the exact same thing! We really thought our local taco guy was named Rico. I’m so glad we never got brave enough to address him by name! 😆 When we moved to Guanajuato and saw another Ricos Tacos we had to laugh at ourselves.
Miguelcdim I 💯 % agree with u
@@biancahopecao884 :)
Como mexicana, siempre me siento orgullosa el ver que extranjeros aman mi país, ver mi propio país desde tu perspectiva me tocó el corazón, tenemos mucho que ofrecer.
Cuando gustes, te esperamos en Tijuana!
Espero ahora que estas en Canadá nos transmitas un poco o mucho de ella !
Espero pronto regreses ! ;)
*How has Mexico changed you?*
Dan your becoming mexican!!
The New Travel I live in USA, I feel more freedom in Mexico. Can’t upgrade my house without getting the Government involved.
Even I'm mexican, I love traveling across my country, sometimes we as mexicans don't know all the culture and richness we have, so that's why every time I travel to another state I learn something totally different, something I should know but I didn't, someday I hope visiting Canada, I'm pretty sure that there must be amazing as well, greetings Dan, hope you can get back soon, and someday meet you in person :)
I was born in Mexico so Mexico hasn't changed me, Mexico made me!
The New Travel what a beautiful video! I'm Mexican-American but visiting Mexico City at age 20 changed my life. From bus rides through Oaxaca, to cabrito in Monterrey to strolling through Taxco, I come back for more and more.
One of the major ways Mexico has changed me is the example you gave of the tequila shot: when you visit people in Mexico, sometimes even to an office, there is a socializing process that is very unique to Mexico. I love it, and have to remind myself to slow down, talk to people, acknowledge their presence, say hi, how are you, bye. ❤️
Awww... you made me cry. As a Mexican American I always have this double edged sword. Because on one hand I’m proud to be American, yet on the other hand my parents background and the Mexican culture are so engrained in me that Mexico has my heart. I’ve been with family and visited here and there, but last year I went on a vacation to Cancun in Quintana Roo and also went to Yucatán. It was the most beautiful experience to see the native dancing and the culture being so full of life. I cried, I cried so hard. The warmth, the kindness, the hustle, the people... I love everything that country embodies. Despite having such a corrupt government for so long, those people overcome anything that they’re faced with. Amazing. Thank you for this. I loved it!
Briana Domingvet MÉXICO will forever be the most magical place on earth.
Even when we have been battered by so many different people, like the US or France or Spain, we have created something so miraculously magical...
Bri Bej Always be proud of having Mexican blood in your veins! Such kind, loving people!
I’m born raised in Texas, I know all of Mexico like back of my hand.
I love it
i was born in Mexico...my parents bring me to usa to get a "better life" ...but to be honest i miss my Mexico.... and thanks for sharing all good moments and places.... is amazing how people from other countries talks and thinks about mexicans ...thanks again..here in San Jose CA...u have ur casa witch is my casa ...
Imagine how kind mexicans have to be that a canadian calls them nice
Hahahaha...
It's a huge LIE. They re nice to him because he's a white guy and not Mexican. Everything he's saying it's a lie.
@@kaiikaika512 en parte tienes razón, pero la esencia del mexicano y de México, son tal como él las dice. Eso no se puede negar, hay millones de historias de extranjeros como testimonio. Sorry!!
@@kaiikaika512 I am afraid you are wrong.
Gta online modz very well said!
Dan!! Siempre eres bienvenido, por que eres mexicano viva México y Canadá
Dan, hermano, ya eres mexicano!!
Los Méxicanos nacemos donde se nos ee la regalada Gana 🇲🇽🇨🇦
TECNIBOJORTV hasta en eso somos amorosos, siempre adoptamos a cualquiera que quiera ser mexicano 🤗🇲🇽
Mexico doeees change you ❤ when i was 5 my family immagrated tu usa and was there 10 years ,i thought knowing i was born there i knew how it was, i didnt want to even go back to mexico , but i just made 4 years living here in mexico . And i may live in a wooden house and have to walk an hour to get to a store in this ranch , but i love the freedom here . The fact that there is so much to learn in every little pueblo , idk but if your looking for a place to call home ...mexico is the place to feel that comfort. 💕 Proud VERACRUZANA 😊
So correct..The kindness and spirit of Mexicans is noticeable right off the Airplane. I was in huge store months ago and could not find something. Another shopper walked me across the store right to the product I could not find. Been visiting MX for 40 years with many, many pleasant experiences in my memory.
The speed of life is awesome in MX. I can say however, I have never had a "dinner date' where we were to meet that anyone was more than a couple minutes late.
Most people outside of MX have no idea how diverse the country is top to bottom. Oceans, mountains and in between. Great food, art, centuries old cultures and very nice people.
John...thank you for your comment....as family doctor aprecciate your point of view from my country...americans and canadians are always welcome to México.
@@schizophrenicprojection5126 I personally dont know anyone that is a racist..
I have observe it and have fought racism with family and friends for decades.
Great video. Everything you said about Mexico is true. I often wish I was Mexican just so I could experience having such a huge loving family. And the great family parties they have. :)
Cómo decimos en México "Tu casa es mi casa" y México es tu casa, nunca lo olvides Dan. Gracias por mostrar la verdadera escencia de México, por que México es Único y eso lo valoras sólo hasta que estás lejos, se extraña la gente, la comida, todo. Saludos.
I literally cried watching this video.
My beautiful México. As Mexicans we have to appreciate it more.
Hugs & welcome again! ❤️
Awesome video. So personal. And yes I feel the same about Mexico. People so kind.
Mexico would be a lot more beautiful if the USA would not force them into unfair trade deals that only benefit the USA and create poverty.
emmanuel sanchez very true 😔 especially with NAFTA, really messed everything up.
Hi Dan, I have followed your Vlog many times over the past 6 months. I am a Canadian Senior planning to move to Mexico for a 6 month stay within the next year. I am learning a great deal about Mexico and love what I see. The honesty that you provide when speaking about Mexico is very refreshing. You should feel very proud of who you are and how you share what you have learned. Perhaps one day our paths will cross in the beautiful country of Mexico. Keep it going bud and have a great new year.
Larry Dallas Bienvenido! Or welcome in english 😃😎
Mi casa es tu casa !
Mi Mexico es tu Mexico!
Mi familia es tu familia!
Jajajajaja, Tu casa y tu familia, eso es muy tuyo y sabes lo que haces con ellos..
Mi carro y mi gato/perro es mio... alejate ¬_¬
xzavier Villanueva: Jajajaja!!....y que con tu novia tambien es su novia o tu mujer tambien es su mujer??
@Anahuac Libre Buena imitación de un racista de USA te salio muy bien, te recomiendo vayas a USA tu mentalidad es la correcta... solo aguas con la poli porque te matan de un solo balazo.
Anáhuac/México Libre Soy mestizo no comparto compadre lo que dices, no comparto que digas nuestra lucha, porque mis antepasados indígenas Fueron mujeres que fueron violadas antes por otros hombres indígenas en guerras tribales y luego por hombres europeos españoles. Cómo habitante del continente americano, penalizo todo acto violento de mis propios paisanos como violaciones, asesinatos, robos y narcotráfico, porque no son formas de vivir en Paz sino más en Discordia, tampoco reinvindico a los pueblos indígenas que se dedicaban a atacar a otros pueblos indígenas más pacíficos. Seremos mestizos pero no somos iguales y tampoco me va la homogeneidad cultural de todos somos iguales, porque esa categoría que usas también es imperialista, esa categoría la pusieron los conquistadores españoles, los pueblos indígenas americanos son cada uno su propia nación,su propia cultura y su propia sociedad. Y los tres grandes imperios que existieron en América, Aztecas, Mayas e Incas se crearon apartir del sometimiento de otros pueblos indígenas no eran nada pacíficos
Mexico never leaves you. 10+ years later I keep going back year after year. Even during the pandemic, I wouldn't have wanted to be anyplace else. I see something new and learn even more every time I go back.
I think I cried. Good video. Congrats Don Dan.
WOW I’m so proud to be Mexican!! Even wen I have been away from for 23 years I still miss the streets, the people, the food, the environment, I can tell u I’m honored to be born in Mexico.
I can feel how honest you are on the way u feel about Mexico 😍 and u are right wen u said u can leave Mexico but Mexico will never leave you!!!!
I’m so happy that my people were so good to u🤗 great video 👏🏼👏🏼
Gracias por expresarte tan bien de mi país 🤗
Good Canadian sentiments towards Mexico. Totally oblivious of all the bad press and just telling it as it is. Great. We've been to Mexico several times,living with families and wandering around the pueblos. The guy has got it right. With a normal human attitude,
MEXICANS will readilly help you in need. They don't tell you the way, they take you.
Let's hope this new president can do something to help the poor there
robert scott spoiler alert, our president doesn’t care about us🤠 (or the country)
Don't believe in what Fernanda Parga says, she's lying. Our current president helps only the poor and people in need, he's a good man. You are welcome to visit my beautiful country when you want to come.
Daydree Rosales Enriquez I'm not lying, anyone can see the sad reality of what Mexico is today. Our president doesn't do shit to help our country progress, He is such an idiot. the only people who actually support AMLO is ignorant (to not say stupid af). oh! and I NEVER said foreigners were not welcomed here, of course you are ;)
I guess I should not have mentioned the presidente! It was just a throw away phrase to ed the post on a hopeful note. Nothing to do with how much we have enjoyed Mexico and its people! We are too old to travel now, but have wonderful memories of Ajijic,Melaque,Tequisquiapan,Teothehuacan,Mexico City, St Miguel,Guanajuato,Leon,St Cristobal de las Casa etc.
Wow, it's clear that our country has made an impact on you. You are now one of those Mexicans living abroad, feeling like you're missing out on things you came to do, or eat , or see everyday, you should know that you are welcome anytime, tu corazon pertenece a Mexico carnal. Viva Mexico!
SOOOO TRUE!!! I have never met kinder people than Mexicans! Truly big big hearted people Such a magical country full of history amazing places and good wonderful people! I looooove Mexico with all my heart! 💗🇲🇽💕
From all Mexicans... thank you!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH,WE LOVE PEOPLE THAT COME TO VISIT OUR COUNTRY ♥
Enjoy your time with your family and friends. Good to hear you will return to Mexico again. You have a wonderful perspective and way of sharing.
Gracias por tus lindos comentarios a mi país. Me quebré y estoy a punto de llorar. !! Dios te bendiga.!
100%-spot on, Dan. We’ve been overwhelmed by how kind and generous and helpful people have been to us here.
But what a cliffhanger! Are you coming back to MX after the holidays? (You’re going to make us wait for that aren’t you?)
All the best to you and Nari.
I like your channel too.... :) thanks
Erin you are great too. I am a subscriber of yours as well 😀😀 keep it up girl 😀😀👍👏
I'm one of your subscribers Erin 👍👍 like your chanel
Hi guys!! 🥰😘 you’re the best!
@@erinstravels I'm one of the your 10k subscribers. ✌✌
Es la primera vez que veo un video tuyo, pero me encantó la forma en la que te expresas de México, gracias por resaltar lo bueno.
Saludos desde México
Nice heart felt video. I miss Mexico too.
Me hiciste llorar, vivo extrañando mi tierra Veracruzana mi México mágico :(
Que lindas palabra le has expresando a está tierra majestuosa, llamada MÉXICO💜 México ya es tuyo✌
I've never been so moved by a TH-cam video, until I saw yours.
Thanks for sharing this man!
Hi Dan! So true what you said about Mexican people! As a fellow Canadian I appreciate your perspective also. Not enough can be said about the beauty of the Mexican people they are so kind. Thanks Dan! Keep the videos coming. Kim.
Gracias por tus conceptos positivos para mí México ("En el ombligo de la Luna" -o, 'El Centro del Universo", en la cosmogonía mexica, pronunciado médica) lindo y querido.
Mexica se pronuncia MESHICA (no médica, perdón)
That was an unexpected twist at the end.
I love Mexico and I've never been there! I want to move my whole family there!
Love Mexico. Maybe I'll move too.
#Me too
Yaaas! Bienvenidos! 🙌🎉👏
Americans and canadians are always welcome to my country.... we have another way to see life.... family, fun , religion, food, tacos, sombreros..............and Tequila .........!!!!!!
Thank you for loving my country as much as I do, people like you always will be welcome. Viva ¡¡¡México cabrones!!!
Loved this vid. Almost made me cry. I can’t wait to share Mexico with my kids. I miss it too.
Hey man, Keep spreading love, positivity and culture. I formally lived in Mexico, and I loved it. Keep exploring and keep on living. THANK YOU. This video meant a lot to me
You got emotional, I got you. I miss Mexico too 😢
Man, since the beginning of the video I was in tears. I hope we get to enjoy more videos of Mexico through your eyes. Mexico is a great country and you're a great human being. I'd love to see more.
great video, Dan. Loved your perspective on Mexico and Mexicans!
You literally made me cry at the end of the video, it’s true everything you just said, como Mexico no hay dos 🇲🇽❤️
I love how much you love my country! And we Mexicans love you!!!!!
He appreciates Mexico, nada mas.
Yeah
Love the video, I went to Mexico for the first time in late Oct 2018 for three weeks, two weeks of those were in a language school in Cuernavaca, plus 5 days in CDMX. I loved the people, the food, everything. You are so right, the people are very helpful and friendly, what I found was everything was so clean including the public rest rooms. The only bad thing was the traffic in CDMX did my head in. But hey, everything else was perfect, I want to return in the near future. I live in Australia and Mexico could teach Australia/Australians so many things. You're video was spot on.
Awww! Dan you left :( no wonder the background didnt looked Mexican. Iam really going to miss your awsome videos from Mex. You took us with you in your traveling. I got emotional when you said i left Mexico and tears started rolling down my face. Thank you for all the videos, you do an awsome job. Missing you already 😔😟😢. Love you and Nari.
Gracias por los subtitulos!!! Bienvenidos a Mexico!
Funny you mentioned about the time, I am Mexican and my husband is not, he always wants to be on time and gets so stressed out about running late etc etc and I always find myself calming him down and explaining to him that in the grand scheme of things being on time its not quite that important and to relax, it’s better late than never. #Chill
I perfectly understand that feeling ❤️ but I didn't know it until I decided to explore other places. I don't know if everyone has this feeling with their countries, it might be. But this experience outside home (Mexico) has made think of all the times that I watched TV and life seemed so much better outside Mexico. No violence, less corruption, more money. But now that I have lived away for many years and have contacted other cultures I can see our differences and similarities, and probably is because of the family lacking living overseas, but I feel many times empty. While I was feeling too much full when I was living in Mexico. I felt there was too much of everything, probably good and bad and maintain my mind occupied not having to look of what's going on outside for many years. I have noticed Mexico is many times discriminated because of its bad things but the problem is that that's the only thing people know about it. I'll just say I love Mexico ❤️ and I look forward to coming back to help it become better for the many beautiful things and good people it also has. 🇲🇽❤️❤️❤️❤️. Pd. I am not in USA or Canada or England.
You play the love well mate! Great video!... i am from Montreal...was in riviera maya in January... can't wait for February to go back ...this time Acapulco! 😎
If you have the time, Taxco is ver near Acapulco, i recommend you go there, while you stay in Acapulco. Greats!
Acapulco? I wouldn't recommend it.
Oh ! And why not Acapulco?
@@masonlifestyle3003 is quite dangerous lately, maybe another beach like guatulco, but if you want to get to know more about Mexico than the beach I really recommend Guanajuato.
Thx for the heads up i love the people that are attracted to this channel... new travel dude you've done a great job!... i will be at Anarchapulco in Acapulco ... look it up its an amazing event!!! Cheers!😎👍👌🤘✌🙏💖
It’s so nice from a non Mexican person to speak with that passion and love about Mexican people. Thank you !
I got a little emotional when you mentioned how we help 🇲🇽
I moved to Vancouver to study (I'm a graduate student) almost one year ago, I lived in Mexico City for 10 years, and I have to say that the city is beautiful and many things are better here, but still miss Mexico a lot!, like you say the warm of Mexicans is something awesome, I've had good experiences with Canadians, they are friendly, but superficial friendly and not warm at all, it is something I still don't understand because most people here seem to live so alone! but I guess is how life is here =) thanks for this video, you made me feel nostalgic but in a good way!
Awsome amigo I'm a proud Mexican American... But my heart and desire is to be in Mexico!
With this video you remind me how fortunate I am to be Mexican, I been away from my country for over a decade now and I still missing my warm culture.
I'm glad that our people in México made you feel at home. #5 Made me feel nostalgic. Great video ❤️
Los cambios siempre sin sabios y buenos dan, saludos a ti y nari oh, viva México 🇲🇽 y Canadá 🍁
I completely agree with you on #4 when we first started visiting Mexico we would always be in a rush but as we visited more we started realizing how everyone is so relaxed and not worried about time as we are in the U.S now we take our time and appreciate everywhere we visit. And last but not least i really enjoy your videos
It's so insightful to hear all these highlights about Mexico from a Canadian. Thanks for your awesome and thrilling words. Viva México
Muy bonitas palabras de este amigo Canadiense, siempre serás bienvenido!!
good quote from Brad Pitt " I'm living in America and in America you're on your own, America is not a country its just a business "
pure reality.
Truth, I can’t wait to retire in Mexico with my wife.
Maaan that's a nice homage video for Mexico! Thank you for sharing your feelings and observations about my beautiful homeland. The Dalai Lama himself called Mexico "The Heart Chackra Of The Earth". When you express your love of Mexico like this, sir, you win Mexico's love right back. (looking for the follow button)
You are so humble; your way of thinking, the way you talk, makes me feel like you're putting your heart in my hand, and that's beautiful. I think that's why you loved (still) Mexico, because you gave it your heart and all Mexicans and the whole country could feel it too.
Thank you for making this great, warm and beautiful video. We appreciate it, Dan, leaves me with a good taste in my mouth, it's my first time watching you.
Saludos. México mantiene sus puertas abiertas, te esperamos pronto de regreso para que sigas exprimentándolo y disfrutándolo.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS.
Hey i am mexican!! And I really loved your video!! Right now i am living in Belgium and I enjoyed watching your video, what you said really describes Mexicans!! :) :) :)
Come back soon Dan!, Mexico will miss you too! I am mexican living in Canada and I live your videos!, enjoy Canada and share also things of this 💖 country!! 🇨🇦🇲🇽💖
You love Mexico... and Mexico loves you!!! You are soooo sweet!!! Bienvenido paisano!!! 😘. Eres tan lindo!
Dany: gracias x hablar tan bonito de Mèxico., y apreciarlo y estimarlo tanto como nosotros queremos a nuestro país. Saludos.
That last part really hit the feels department.. Te extraño Mexico.
I love that you make these videos, mexico is very misunderstood and people think about bad things when they hear Mexico. But it’s beautiful and has a lot of culture into it! I’ll share this video and I say GRACIAS for visiting Mexico and letting the world know how special we are as well as all of the other countries!
Thanks for talking good about my country. I appreciat it. I live in Chicago but my family lives in Cuernavaca Morelos.
Damn! The fifth point almost made me cry, orale vato! 🇲🇽🇨🇦
thanks for sharing your thoughts and experiences about Mexico City, Canada is beautiful too. I lived in Edmonton for 6 months was great experience
Uno regresa a casa amando ese país y su gente... Yo se que debo de regresar, mi sueño es vivir y lo que me resta de vida, pasarlo ahí... O en una de esas ciudades hermosas, que compartis.
Thanks for your kind words. I live in Guadalajara, I have been in Montreal and Quebec and I love your country in return. One of the things you mention about knowing so many different places in the different states it’s so true. I have been from Nortn to South in México and I keep on planning the next trip, even in my own state, Jalisco, I still don’t know many touristic places. Come back and ask that we recommend you the hidden treasures. For instance, I have missed to visit the Monarch butterfly or Día de Muertos in Pátzcuaro.
Un abrazo enormeeeee que derrita la nieve y que acorte la distancia y despeje la melancolía! Un saludo desde México para ti niño ... gracias!
Hey! This is the first video I've ever watch of you and your channel. I'm very moved about the way you speak about México and the only thing I can tell you this late in the run is: I hope you can be back soon. Anyone who loves México as much as a Mexican, deserves all of México's heart full of love back.