Peeking into the lives of expats in Morelia, Mexico | AARP en español
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- Have you ever thought of living or retiring abroad? Mexico continues to be a popular destination for American expats. Most of us know of San Miguel de Allende, Oaxaca and Ajijic, but the community of Morelia is drawing more Americans every day. This features peeks into the lives of a few who are reaping the benefits of immersing themselves into a new culture and appreciating their improved quality of life.
Expatriados jubilados en Morelia, México - ¿Le gustaría vivir fuera de Estados Unidos y no sabe por dónde empezar? Dos parejas comparten su experiencia de vivir en México.
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Peeking into the lives of expats in Morelia, Mexico | AARP en español
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I went to Morelia for six months and stayed 10 years... it is always in my heart.
How did you make a living? Please I would like more information. I am 26 years old and I want to relocate to Morelia.
I went to elementary and high school in Morelia way back in the 70’s. I plan on going back when I retire. I still maintain contact with my high school buddies. I obviously have some advantages that other’s don’t have. My parents own 2 houses, one in Morelia and one back in the hills... I also speak the language and am familiar with the culture. To those wishing to move to Mexico, please be open minded. Things are different. Look beyond the cracked sidewalks and lack of clean streets... But you will fall in love with the people.
I'm half Mexican 84 yrs old. mi Abuela lived there many yrs. is buried there's..I've nvr been to Mexico. have little Spanish. I'm thinking if. goin there now. thank u
I love Mexico and its rich culture. I'm from Nicaragua but every time I've visited Mexico I continue to fall in love harder with the country….it is sad that the financial situation for most has them leaving the country. May God give a long life to see every corner of this beautiful and majestic country. Yo Amo a Mexico!!!!
Fatima Silva Nicaragua es país hermano, somos latinoamericanos los dueños de este continente los verdaderos americanos
gracias amigo
I will be visiting your country soon.
+Fatima welcome to mexico.
Most of them are not leaving the country.
Orgullosa de ser michoacana❤
Morelia is beautiful.
Thank you Cortijo. Yes, it is very beautiful; so is Michoacan and every state in Mexico is beautiful in it's own way and right. Mexico is, generally speaking a beautiful country with multicultural inhabitants, one of the richest cultures in the world, bio diversity, and a cuisine that makes just about every other pale in comparison. Yes, there is danger poverty, slums, ignorance, superstition, bad people; but that Is EVERYWHERE in the world, and Mexico has more good things to offer than bad. If you go and treat the place and the people with courtesy and respect, if you don't do illegal things or associate with criminals you will be safe and will enjoy wherever you live.
I lived there for 49 years and plan to go back in a few more years.
Best regards!
All Michoacan is a beautiful state!❤💔💗💓💕💖💞💘👍👌
Mi bellisima Ciudad de Morelia :3
I like how they were speaking spanish
Great video, with helpful information.
un buen presentacion....gracias....
My paternal grandmother is from there.
Morelia❤️😎👌🏽
Mi tierra natal.
Muy interesante escuchar el otro lado , gracias por compartirlo
Un abrazo
Lino Coria Hola, oye de donde son tus padres? tenemos el mismo apellido, mi padre es de Huaniqueo de Morales Mihcoacan, los tuyos?
coria86 Mis papás son de Morelia, Michoacán pero mi abuelo paterno era de Villa Morelos, Michoacán.
Lino Coria Ah orale pero michoacanos de todas formas jeje
coria86 Muy cerca del lago de Cuitzeo las dos comunidades. Seguro somos parientes lejanos.
Great video!
Prayers for Acapulco, Chicago, Venezuela.
I do speak Spanish as a second language.
One cannot longer afford to get sick in the U.S. Even a minor surgery will cost you thousands of dollars, whereas you can get world class medical treatment for a fraction of that in Mexico.
My mom and dad are from here
where you from, mate?
Here's another great piece on retirement abroad. Hot trend! #retirement @AAARP
yo soy de Uruapan
Se ve relajados los doños
A mi tambien me gustaria retirarme en Mexico porque creo que la gente vive mas en los Estados Unidos muchas veces no tenemos tiempo no para compartir con los amigos por estar trabajando si planeas viajar dentro de los Estados Unidos es caro tambie hay muchas cosas q son mas accesibles en Mexico ademas q su cultura es Hermosaa y tiene muchos valores que aqui en Estados Unidos no las vemos
What can I do about health care.
Y aca la gente con miedo a regresar, yo le dije al juez de immigracion que me diera la salida voluntaria porque la vida aqui en estados unidos esta aburridisima, nada mas trabajar como loco para gastar como loco.
Un gran ejemplo de que no todos somos iguales, están justo en un estado de inmigrantes.
I want to move to Mexico but my wife doesn't want to move there
just wondering. wen I lived in SF....CA....lits if men pushed ice cream carts. w/name on side...Michigan. s ice cream there special. extra goid or wT,?😊😊😊
supposed be Michoacan. my word spell ll acting up sorry
I'm not gonna go
You're missing out!
Orgulloso de ser Mexicano
Cabrones y viva Mexico!
Sin estranjeros, no violencia porque la violencia viene de traficantes.
:O
Una invasion bien de espacio
They aren't there to pursue the "Mexican Dream'(which doesn't exist" They are there to retire or teach English. Plain and simple.
Its the same thing in Panama. Old Americans retiring in Panama because of the nice whether and scenic views, but the media likes to call it a large migration towards emerging Latin American countries, which is false.
mtime6 uhh no
Josue LEON uh, yes he’s right
But it is...
also cause cant afford month expenses in the USA
Geoffrey Katz - You are not on the same fly out as Mexican immigrants. Mexican immigrants have a more difficult journey to the US than an educated-retired American professional moving Morelia. I’m sure you’re a very nice man, however, the comparison you’ve made comes insensitive and so relived from reality.
It’s not a revelation that if you have money (like after finally selling your long time home in the US), life in a 3rd world country can be quite nice.
Banned By Wonkette - You are so ignorant, so sad! 😔
lol thats not an argument...thats a slur.
These gringos are on borrowed time, once more Pochos and Mexican Nationals start moving back, one group has got to go. We know which group that is.
@@vizsla8579 nonsense. The first thing that would happen is home prices would rise, pricing more people out of the home buying market.
You can guess which group of people would have enough money to overcome higher prices.
@@sofisa11 I lived in Mexico for many many years before business took me elsewhere.
But whatevs
Y no quieren a Mexico.