DAY 1- Weekend to Nueva Rosita Coahuila, Mexico/ Bakery, Food, Plaza

This weekend we visited my parents hometown in Mexico. The purpose of the trip was to make it out to a Family Reunion on Saturday. Here is what we did on the first day there.
#mexico #coahuila #sanantonio

[@AideMoss]

From Nueva Rosita. On my 20's went to live to Germany then to Washington state for almost 30 years Now retired living between Rosita and Mazatlan. Love my Rosita! Q bonitos recuerdos❤

[@weekendintexas]

That’s awesome to hear!
You’ve traveled and now came back to your home!
Thanks for watching!!

[@Valadez8]

que padre placita se mira..y que bueno que visites el pueblo de tus padres porque tambien es tuyo.. se les ensena desde niños 💚

[@weekendintexas]

Muchas gracias!! No visito mucho pero cada he’s que voy es un buen tiempo

[@beruberto9181]

Ta re gacho este pueblo seco sin ofender, hace chorros de calor y aparte ni empleos hay

[@Valadez8]

@@beruberto9181 no se te entiende si esta chorros de calor como va a estar seco y si no hay empleo esta bien no buco empleo voy de vicita🙄🥱🥱🤪🤪😅😅

[@mariosuarez7638]

Great bro o love Nueva Rosita Coahuila.thanks . Saludos desde San Antonio tx

[@weekendintexas]

Saludos! Thanks man! It’s my pleasure I’m glad you enjoyed. We hope to make it out there and to other little towns maybe once or twice a year.

[@johnkirkman2849]

I've been here. Had a wonderful time! The people were very nice and the food was awesome. Went to this really old catholic church and a candy factory. Did some swimming. Had a little problem communicating but made a good friend and he helped me. I went to the movie house was the only place with air-conditioning but most places had water cooling units. Stayed a whole month. Would definitely come back.

[@weekendintexas]

That’s awesome to hear. It’s good to go back everyone once in a while knowing have family there.
I’m glad you were able to visit and enjoy it.

[@johnkirkman2849]

@weekendintexas my friend I made there invited me to a quinceanera when I was there. It was the best party. We had dancing and live entertainment. I was made to feel very welcomed. Like I said I don't speak a lot of Spanish but found out sometimes it didn't matter. It was all about having fun and meeting new people.

[@weekendintexas]

@@johnkirkman2849 oh yes! That is very true!!

[@johnkirkman2849]

@@weekendintexas the people were wonderful too. Even though I was a gringo they welcomed me whole heartedly. Rented a small villa for 300 for a month.

[@TXOLDEBULLDOGGER]

My family is from Muzquiz, which is a bit further down from there, but I was born in the hospital there in Rosita. We moved to Texas when I was 4 in 1970, so I don't really know Rosita or what it looks like today. Only thing I remember of it is the big smoke stack. It's interesting to see the area where I took my first breath.

[@weekendintexas]

Ahhh that’s awesome!! I don’t go there very much but every time if do, there’s a renewed sense of respect for my parents and the people of the town.
We have another video where we visited Muzquiz for just a few hours too.
Idk if you’ve seen that one .

[@wilatino]

Ah todo ha cambiado! Me fui en 1980 , i been around the world in the us navy , pero recuerdo mi pueblo tierroso, cuando yo estaba joven haciendo desmadres , la independencia, Zaragosa calle 4 y 5 . Mi nombre es maltos ... conocido come el gato, el diablo. Haha, mi mejor amigo la curra

[@weekendintexas]

Wow!! Buenos recuerdos.

[@victorhugol7837]

just saw ur video im from rosita thanks to let me see my nva rosita coahuila again

[@weekendintexas]

Ahh we love this!! My parents are from there. Lovely humble town.

[@perlaandrade6608]

Me gustó dónde fuiste y es y estoy aquí en Nueva Rosita nueva esperanza

[@weekendintexas]

Ah que bueno!! Espero regresar. Recomiendan algun lunar para visitar?

[@jcdestroyes2102]

Bro I know you nice vid called 9 la sarbia ..

[@weekendintexas]

Yes, my parents always telling me about the streets

[@malcorub]

Cool! Here in CA to drive into Baja California or Sonora you can drive pretty far without temporarily importing your US plated car. Do you have to get a permit for a car to go to Nueva Rosita?

[@weekendintexas]

From where we are coming, my parents do usually make a stop before getting there. At that point we are technically already in Mexico. I wonder though coming from you’re area if that would be needed.

[@WeldzByBigT]

I permit is required. There’s one for 7 days and 6 months. You can also get it online or at the some checkpoints on Mexico.

[@weekendintexas]

@@WeldzByBigT thank you for that Information!!

[@EinHandy-mh4xk]

Yes, you need a permit

[@Impala7672]

Nice video.
I’m from nueva rosita and you made me going through real life in my small town

[@weekendintexas]

Awesome!! We love hearing stories like this. We might go back sometime again this year so be on the lookout .

[@angelGabriel-nk2cz]

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[@anibalfraustocastillo333]

si abenespñolpor qe n hablan español si no sean malinchistas

[@weekendintexas]

Mia padres son de Nueva Rosita. Nosotros nacimos en Estamos Unidos. Sonia orgullos de ser Americanos pero no me olvidare de mis raices. La mayoria de las personas que miran nuestro canal son americanos. Por eso decido hablar en ingles en nuestro canal.

[@Kekinho07]

Aprende a escribir primero. El compa nacio en Estados Unidos y sabe escribir mejor español que tu.