10 Latin American React to 'Telling my Mexican Mom Her Salsa Isn't Spicy' (Ana Saia's TIKTOK!!)
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Today, we invited 10 panels from Latin america!
And We react to Ana Saia’s Tik Tok Video about Mexican Mom!
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For _Mexicans,_ the actual *_flavor_* of the salsa is far more important than the degree of spiciness itself. Furthermore, salsa is different from home to home and chef to chef. And in my experience, the best salsas are made by Mexican elders! Nothing beats the love and care of abuelitas (grandmothers) cooking a homemade meal and salsa.
Mexican cuisine = the best in the world! 🌯
I as a Mexican, say you’re right. Homemade salsa is the best. Especially made by the elderly or those older because they put so much love and hard work. Same for guacamole.
Texture and taste is key when making good salsa but I like spicy even more.
As a Mexican I agree.
Right like I never gave af about the spice unless it was too much lol as long as it don’t taste like straight up tomato I’m okay
The two Brazilian redheads representing redheads from all over Brazil
I feel represented since I'm also a redhead 😂
They should put at least blond because they are all over the place not ginger, they are not common even in Europe but white people is very normal here.
@@jubernardi23 I agree, but in the state of São Paulo in Brazil there are a lot of redheads and I don't know if you know but in Brazil there are more redheads than blondes, so I feel represented :)
@@sofiaruschel Ohh really? Man, I got a thing for red heads, maybe it's time to book tickets to São Paulo lol, Brazil's my favorite football team too :D Ain't nothing like the 2002 World Cup Brazil team fr.
@@Shayman94 Come, we will welcome you with open arms
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Really São Paulo is incredible !!!
what race is most present in brazil ?
“The best way to someone heart is through their stomach” also “don’t walk barefoot or you will get sick”
walking barefoot bad anywhere, inviting parasites lol
Yep
In college, I saw my younger sister walking on the kitchen tile barefoot and I told my sister, "Put on shoes or mom's gonna yell at you." And right on cue when I finished saying the word "you" my mom yells, "NO CAMINES SIN ZAPATOS. TE VAS ENFERMAR!!!!!"
My mom says that all the time
I love the chilean girl.
We are literally the Squidward of South America. Everyone is like "Yaaaay!" while Chile is like "-_-"
I spent several weeks in Mexico for work and every restaurant offered salsa. McDonalds offered salsa in little paper cups with the other condiments. Higher end restaurants would make the salsa fresh at your table. When I left, the project manager handed me a huge jar of salsa that his wife made the previous night.
I once went to europe and didnt call my mom for a week..... i def got yelled at for an hour
My Jamaican mom would fight me when I get back and then hug me. 😂
The chilean all quiet hahahaha, it's like seeing myself around other people.
jjaajajaja hay mucha gente, no nos gusta.
yes right i know, btw im mexican to but i know
This is The Most Amazing"Crossover"Ana Saia and World Friends together...
I’d love for Ana to come by, and talk with them; but I feel the mom would be worried about her.
"If you have the economy to live by yourself , you just do it" sounds so good , but nowadays is really hard , everything is really expensive
Yeah, that's a BIG "if."
Honestly, in my family--the Mexican side--the only ones of all the cousins who have left home are the three eldest ones, and they all have kids, and two of them are married. It's not a male vs female thing, I have male cousins who are doctors and lawyers, but who are also single, and still live at home. My little brother has a law degree, and he still lives with my dad and his mother.
Chile actually it’s a more reserved country in comparison of the other Latin countries. What Chile has is solidarity, they can seem reserved and somewhat off. They simply have an ethical code of respecting personal space. They are clearly not the stereotypical "Latinos", a Chilean will always help the other even if they seem withdrawn from other’s people problems.
No se perl chilenas que conozco no son nada "apagadas" jajaj
@@thiaresaenz1753 Hablo del país en conjunto, obviamente habrá diferencias y excepciones en cualquier cosa, además hago una comparación con los otros países "latino-americanos"
@@thiaresaenz1753los chilenos, por regla general, no somos apagados, pero cuando estamos en confianza, tantas personas hablando a la vez nos agobia a muchos. Me imagino en ese programa y la verdad no habría hablado prácticamente nada porque es imposible seguirles el ritmo...
Los Bolivianos somos más reservados y conservadores😅 lo digo porque también visité Chile
@@alexss3661 De conservadores no hablé
Was not expecting to see a reaction video to her stuff. Love her Novela stuff.
Ok, the rice situation. Most of the time, idk if it's their experience in Korea but it depends on what you're eating. In Indonesia, Philippines, and some Asian countries, the rice is MEANT to be plain because it is an accompaniment to the dish. It was a culture shock in America that some people eat rice with butter...nothing else. Only difference is if the rice is made as a dish...then it's flavored, seasoned, etc.
I am Chinese but I have eaten a lot of Korean food and know some Koreans. You are 100% correct. Unless we're eating fried rice or some other rice-based dish, the rice is supposed to accompany many other dishes because we eat family style. Korean food is very flavorful. You need something plain to balance it. It's like how Indian people have naan bread or basmati rice to accompany their flavorful dishes. That said, I do think in other ways East Asian cuisine can sometimes be plainer. For instance, East Asian desserts are usually lighter in flavor and less sweet, even compared to other Asian cuisines, but for sure compared to Latin American desserts like dulce de leche or tres leches or flan.
@@SL-lz9jr It's still very much a cultural thing. My mom is from the Caribbean and rice there is ALWAYS flavoured and seasoned, often with added ingredients (eg. beans or peas), but it is also usually meant as accompaniment. Nobody eats the rice alone 😂
As a brazilian i can relate with almost everything said on the video except about the spiceness. Here, we don't like spicy food. We do have some states which like it but our spiceness and latin america spiciness in general is completely different, if they taste our spiciness they will think that there's no spicy at all
spiciness I think it's mostly just Mexico
Eu não sei comparado a outra parte da america latina, mas eu vi um coreano provando aquelas garravas com pimenta calabresa que tem na maioria dos restaurantes aqui (no Nordeste pelo menos), e parecia que ele tava bebendo água, eu sei que não é uma pimenta forte mas o máximo de picante que eu aguento 🤡
lmao that's most of latin america, only mexicans actually eat spicy shit
I am Baiana, so we LOVE our food spicy! Though it's not like a family recipe thing. My grandma likes to make her own salsa tho, but I feel like it's more about the fact that she plants them and then puts them into a nice bottle that makes her proud of it. There's no special recipe or anything.
Sim sou baiana e aqui minha família NÃO COME SEM PIMENTA. E é forte porque aqui se colhe ou compra elas pra fazer o molho do nosso jeito. Minha avó mesmo come a comida boiando na pimenta praticamente kkkk
I once told my grandmother "this Lasagna sauce needs more.......nenti, nonna, assolutamenti nenti."
She smacked me into sicillian...😄😅😅😅
I find funny how they translate "ni madres!" as "no way"
That's more watered down than a salsa with only two chiles. 😂😂😂
The Chilean girl "Mi trabajo aquí está hecho..." (i'm sure is the editing), although chileans are a little more reserved than other latins)
Anytime I leave the house I tell everyone I love them. One of the things I learned as a child is that tomorrow is not promised and I want them to know how I feel right now. Also, that was my families motto. Never leave without saying I love you.
Mexican husband laughed. Mission accomplished.
The girl on left in pink is angelic. Quiet, expressive, when she does talk it is worthy to hear, plus beautiful too. A gem.
I went to Mexico and OH MY GOD THEIR FOOD IS AMAZING 😍❤❤
I am not Latina but have been a bilingual preschool teacher and am now an ESL teacher. Most of my students are from Mexico or Central American counties. The closeness of the family and the expression of love for the family is amazing. I love my family but we do not express emotions and are not super close. When my dad died several moms made me food, lots of tamales, which I love, and expressed genuine concern for me. I will never forget this.
So basically Latin American moms and Indian moms are the same from what I hear lmao. Man, ya'll would feel right at home here XD.
yeah as some other commenters have said earlier, in Korea/other Asian countries in east/south east Asia, rice is meant to be eaten with something else as the other dishes you eat it with are usually plenty salty or flavorful. It's not seasoned unless it's the main dish in order to balance out everything.
Lol-my mom said you must always say I Love You when you leave and before you hang up because you might die and want your last words to be loving
Sou do Brasil😅🇧🇷
Loved it
I think its hilarious to see the similar things between Latin people and Italian people. In high school I had a friend who was Mexican in decent, and im Italian in decent. I went to her house and the amount of things we had in common was so funny to us. I was helping her grandmother cook and i forget what spice she asked me to put more of in the dish but i measured it in the palm of my hand and looked at her and said "About that much?" And she looked nodded in approval said "thats good" and went back to what she was doing. When i left my friend texted me and said "grandma approves of you because you know how to messure with your hand and eyes" and i laughed because thats how my entire Italian family does it.
I love the sketches of this girl Ana. Similar reaction videos for other sketch creators would be definitely cool.
Different culture, different continent, same mom. The Turkish mom.
Hey, this is nice unexpected mashup of two good channels!
My daughter sent me this video 🤣🤣🤣🤣. I am a Mexican American mom.
Its weird what you say. All Mexicans moms are from America 😂
While some people are able to develop a high tolerance due to constant exposure of high heat while cooking, others actually unknowingly damage the nerves in their fingertips. So when you see your mom or a chef sticking their bare hand into hot oil or boiling water with no reaction, their nerves are most likely shot
Spice? What is that? As a brazilian, I only ever heard of salt, pepper, onions and garlic!
Not spicy, def, but where I live we also use a bunch of other spices: coriander, anatto, vinegar, green Bell pepper and a whole lotta Cilantro. 😂
Next should be "Germanic Language speakers (Germany, Austria, Switzerland, South Tyrolia, Liechtenstein, Flemish Belgian and others) react to In Germany we don't say by Liam Carps. I and ithers would be having a blast ( Stoßlüften for instance).
El arroz asiatico siempre se come con algo, es como la tortillas. Nada come solamente tortilla. Siempre se le agrega algo.
Dónde está las Mexicanas en el grupo de chamacos?
As a Texan that grew up around Mexican families, I have to say that I'm surprised that I haven't seen Ana get hit by a chancla yet. Especially when she mimicked her mother!!!
We need more like this! Este video me hizo reir porque mi mama es similar. Didn't think ones fingerprint wouldve changed
Stereotypes from México, like never would be like there here.....
Where is "here"?
@@julianasilva6946 almost every fkn country in latin america because spicy food has nothing to do with latin america
@jamesongogoleczko5932 true. I'm from Brazil and spicy food is not a thing here. You can get pepper to put on your individual plate if you'd like. I think the only exception is Bahia's cuisine, because of the African influence on that state 🤔
@@jamesongogoleczko5932i know that you hate Anasaia because she is sorta of American peasant that think us alll latinos are the same..
@@jamesongogoleczko5932damn, no wonder I prefer Jamaican over other South American cuisine
Nothing beats my abuelitas’ tamales and her pig cookies
(not actually made with pig obviously just in the shape of a pig but they are delicious and we call them pig cookies because they are pig cookies)
Or my abuelas’ zucchini bread. I don’t know about any of my tias’ just because it’s been a long while but if any of them do make really good salsa, I would love to try it
Lmao, I'm not Latin but my mom was exactly like that when it comes to travel, I'm American and even my traveling by myself to Canada made her nervous
my mom doesn't eat much salsa anymore and it's my dad that sometimes puts in a lot of chile instead of just a pinch. Sometimes the natural chile (jalapeno, serrano, etc.) I prefer cooked in foods like chorizo or grilled to bite into while eating plates of food.
Whenever I was invited to hangout somewhere with my friends there would have to be a list of things I would have to ask them before asking my parents if i could go because I knew they would ask me about all the details, and the list goes, what time, place, who's going, the gender of said people, when is it over and if there would be a parent of guardian present ( they dont ask me that last bit anymore since im an adult now but they still ask me the rest) and if there's more boys than girls going theres always atleast a 98% chance that i aint going cuz my mexican parents gotta know where i am/going to be
I'm from sud italy and my mom Is Just like that
CHIMICHURRI es un aderezo sin picante en México y eso de 25 chiles pues sólo que haga para vender es mentira si solo lo hacen para una familia cada receta tienen sus chiles específicos no las combinaciones al azar. El único que tiene más de 50 ingredientes es el mole .
In Argentina chimichurri is as spicy as it gets. People here consider pepper spicy lol
I have a mexican and german mom but sadly I got the irish food tolerance from my father, the hottest I can handle is taco bell mild sauce and on top of that autism made me a picky eater, I feel bad bc so much good stuff she could make but I sometimes cant eat so we stick to the same few things everyone likes, however now that I live with my brother hes making me try and expand what I eat which is honestly really good. Mama and I are gonna make tacos like we used to together in a few days though so good things are coming :)), also I would like to clarify im not so white I think salt and pepper are top tier seasonings, I like other things too, brain isnt working so well right now but I promise I can handle more than salt and pepper
The findings things applies to my mom as well, we're Catalan.
I'm an hispanic but I recently learned of Catalan language. It's a cool language!
@@senorgazpacho7432 It's like Occitan, in fact it derives from it. Yes in Occitan is "Oc" and in ancient Catalan it used to be as well. And the cool trick is that we can have full conversation with each other without knowing the other language. Did you know about Occitan ?
Hey! Talking about knowing Catalan, you'll probably know Barcelona too, but here you have the whole country (p.s. it's a country but not a state):
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@@judna1 That's awesome! I hadn't heard of Occitan. I'll check it out too. These languages o Spain are indeed like hidden gems. People on the outside don't know about them, but there's so much history and rich culture in each languages' world and they're so close to Spanish that they feel welcoming for an Español speaker to learn about them and not be too intimidated. Thanks for the links, I'll check them out too!
@@senorgazpacho7432 Colonisation and globalisation heart a lot the cultural diversity, many languages and cultures faded away and some are in danger of doing so. Fortunately for us, Catalan has their own institutional support which helps to keep it a float. Unfortunately lots of people are leaning towards speaking just Spanish or mostly Spanish, especially in Barcelona city and province. That's is quite different for the rest of Catalonia.
Fun fact! Did you know that Catalan was spoken in Italy? There's a town called Alguer (cat)/Alghero(it) in Sardinia where they speak Catalan, but is fading away, a bit like what's happening with Scottish Gaelic in Scotland.
Having said that, you have to check out the Ecolinguist TH-cam channel.
They keep conversations in different languages from the same family and they try to understand each other and guess some words.
Here I leave you a couple of those:
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Mm, my great grandparents, grandparents, parents, aunts, uncles, and cousins all libe together our houses are separated but we live next to or across the street from each other😅
As a Puerto Rican, I learned we don't like spicy food. We do love garlicky and salty food. My family can't handle spicy food, but I can.
Too much white European blood mixed in. At least that’s what I think. I’m also Puerto Rican.
It depends. A lot of families, including mine, make their own versions of pique, and it's spicier and more acidic than any hot sauce I've ever had from the store. I had to stop eating it because you can feel your insides burning away! People start developing ulcers and wondering why 😂
My dad neds to know where I am he worries a lot, he calls me at least once a day too, to make sure I made it in to work safely
My mom too... did I mention that I am a teacher and over 30! 😂
Hey can you tell the ginger hair Saiana to talk about her 2 divorciadas?
My papi Das like this. My mom is American... Empanadas, milanesa con lemon o chimichurri❤️... I'm American, Argentinian y Puerto Rican. So also arroz con abituelas and I always have sazón!
I love this channel
Since they mentioned crime, it would be interesting to see a video comparing feminism in Latin America and feminism in Europe or Asia.
It's same in the "conservative" cult and may be stricter or more patriarchal in more cultist or "conservative" nations (code for white supremacist ideologies and agenda...which hate women draconian patriarchal ideologies and other white supremacist characteristics..the word "feminism" is use as a negative and redefined or destroyed by the rightwing cult)
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in Argentina many people would consider pepper as spicy… I think that says it all.
So pepper is not spicy?
😂😂😂😂
I'm argentinian except like in her case ,she had to move out because she had to go to a different place to study, most of us stay in our homes until you can provide for yourself, but with constant economical crisis is not easy to reach that point as a single person
do these people live and work in south korea? the production quality and look is very k-popish
This channel is based in Korea, and everyone they have had on the channel are international students or live there permanently.
My mom would always say that if she goes in my room and finds what I'm looking for, I have to clean the whole house spotless... I always said "let me double check" and she'd race me to my room half the time.. I never found it first
Suggestion: The channel can make reactions to brazilian memes, because we are experts in this.
Note: The brazilian girl looks like actress Molly Ringwald, from the movie Pretty in Pink.
I lied to my parents that I was going to Arizona from Texas with my friend to see my other friend but in reality... I went alone
my mum isnt latina but she is super affectionate with cuddles & me & my parents have always said I love you all the time, I just got lucky in the parent department (bonus I didnt get the hitting/spanking either)
once we turned 18 we had a choice, either we stay with our parents and start paying rent to them, or move out and pay rent on our own! I've done both, but was ready to move out as soon as I turned 18!
La colombina, la argentina y la brasileña son las más divertidas
I remember watching this series from the original account, and every time she said the salsa wasn’t spicy I was like “GIRL NOOOOO!” My Latina side was shaking in fear for her 😅
I once made an exgf mad at me when I lied about her salsa being not spicy, wich made her even more mad at me.
"My aunt is so Latina, she had to get her fingerprints re-registered due to all the heat damage from cooking 100% by hand!" 😂
It’s weird to see this because my mom’s white but she’s literally every quality they mention in the beginning
As an Asian Mom, my kids don't get to move out until they are married.
Who has the money to live alone in Argentina? 😅
Brazilians dont identify with spice food, just some few specific traditional dishes are spice.
I have a name for the thing where you can't find the thing and then the parents go over there and see it immediately I call it proximity blindness if you're looking for it and it's close by you'll never see it
Y'all forgot someone y'all forgot the Puerto Ricans suffered where are my ppl!!!!!!!!
DO NOT I REPEAT DO NOT POUR THE SALSA ON THE CHIPS. i saw a clip of British tourist guts POUR it all over the chips. SOOO distressful.
Now lets do a video on Anglosphere moms!
both are stupid because spicy food has nothing to do with most of latin america.. most latin american food outside of mexico is bland
Carolbalds is show!!
carolbalds 🇧🇷❤️
At 12:38 I don't think she said "va mia chica", but rather "buy me a ticket"
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Can you put the the full name of the countries under the flags? Not everyone knows all flags
it's not just the females, but the oldest period couldn't get away with the things our younger siblings getting away with at that age. 😡😡😡
In the red pepper sauce you put 5 to 7 chili peppers and mix it with peanut flour, grated beetroot, tomato sauce and grated carrots and blend in a blender, man you have a delicious sauce that you eat with mixed, hamburger, hotdog, corndog, barbecue and grilled and roasted meat, salad and pasta are great.
It's the perfect Neo-Latin pepper sauce
28 peppers in an exaggerated sauce can cause gastritis, diarrhea, heartburn, even pancreatitis for those who are allergic to pepper 🌶️🫑.
I already knew the other channel, I liked the video, it was very fun and funny and true about Latin culture.
Love 💕😘 it💖🌹cool 😎🆒 thnx in imo.
Brazil mentioned 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
La participante Scarlett de Colombia se parece a Kathryn Hahn de la serie de marvel WandaVision, es como si fuera la actriz de joven, o su hija. WOW
I moved out at 32 because I got married. My sister moved out without getting married and my mom had a fit for like two weeks. All my friends were the same, living at home till marriage and no one thought it was weird. And yes, sleepovers were not allowed when I was a kid.
I was older before I got true spicy going out on my own. I want my sinuses to drain lol but since I am White even when I ask for extra spicy they give me mild, very few places have had true spice in America
my favorite place was a lil old Indonesian lady owned place and it took me a month before she would really spice it up (no that too hot) lol I want tears uncontrollably coming out lol
The endorphin rush too on top of taste
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Missing julia
ييييي
জীবনে গাঞ্জা খেয়ে যতটা ফিল করি। তার চেয়ে বেশি ফিল করি এসব ভিডিও দেখে। তাই গাঞ্জা খাওয়া বাদ দিয়া দিছি। এখন নিয়মিত ভিডিও দেখি। 😬😬😬
Noooooooo 😢 where's Dafne?! 😒
**Grammar is Latinas
Nice video!
You can see it all over her face, that she was lying about the second batch not being spicy!
Panamá 🇵🇦 PA NA MA… PANAMÁ ❤😁
Perú 💕🇵🇪💕
G- Even though they may hit you, they still love you, M- that’s so fun mmhhh…
As a Asian American, we don’t put anything on our rice; because it has its own natural flavor!! You don’t need to add more flavor, because the other dishes compliment it. Now if you’re using the dishes that you need to flavor it like in Latin cuisine, then fine I understand that; but it’s still not needed for many dishes. Especially Asian ones, there are only a few that make sense to add more flavor to it; such as biryani for example.
My mom got mad when I told her her rice was salty. And the salsa wasn’t spicy so she tried to make more salsa and then she was like I guess the chiles were not in season.
Most Brazilians do not consider themselves Latinos
Because they are dumb. Portuguese is a Latin language and Brazil is located in Latin America. Brazilians are Latinos but not Hispanics.
They are Latinos...!
Portuguese just like Spanish, Italian, French and Romanian are all Latin languages!!!
@@carlosdcardona5676 We are not
@@lucassantiago7431 agree we are not,just like haitians ain't latinos even tho they speak french
As a Mexican it's difficult finding spicy food. I will always order spicy and its almost never spicy onc in s while i will get a kick. Very frustrating!!!