La Campana de Dolores que tocó el padre Hidalgo la noche del grito es la que está en el balcón presidencial del palacio nacional del zócalo de CDMX, es la que toca el presidente cuando da el grito
You’ve probably left town already but if not, or for anyone else...go eat at Don Vicente’s!!!! Family style service - platters of pork ribs, beef ribs, copper vats sizzling with pork confit, the best guacamole served with pork skins (of course), the best beans and salsas. I love Mexico and I love the food in Mexico, Don Vicente’s is one of the best places I have ever eaten in my life, I still dream about it!
Grito de Dolores happened on September 16, 1810, and marks the beginning of the independence war. Mexico was declared independent on September 28, 1821, when finally the Act of Independence was signed ...
We’re in SMA now and will be in Dolores Hidalgo on Friday! Thanks for the preview. Oh - and we have a nice water dispenser back in PV that we’re not using. We are happy to gift it to you! Bought it at the Tlaquepaque store in Vallarta! Let me know!
Hi Kennons, I miss you guys. I'm glad both of you are OK!! I've not seen your videos in a couple of days. I thought you were under the weather. Stay Safe and Healthy!!! :)
There’s really not much to do there. You can tell by the video they were trying to be nice, but the highlight was eating ice cream. I love Mexico and Mexican music so for me it was a bit better, because I went to Jose Alfredo Jimenez’s house which is now a museum and to his tomb, but not much else to do.
Nice video. You missed the house where Mexico’s greatest singer composer was born and his tomb at the towns cemetery. I’m talking about José Alfredo Jiménez.
Glad you went DH. It's still on my todo list. Although, I've been to Miguel Hidalgo's hacienda. It's located at Estacion Corralejo, GTO and being used by Tequileria Corralejo. My friend's family lives just up the road.
Its great you go to places like Dolores I guess when you see this coment it might be too late for you guys to go to restaurant rancho de en medio wich is between Guanajuato y Dolores right in the Middle of the Sierra its one of the best places in México amazing food and spectacular view of the mountains google it nobody has done a video there its amazing
Aww you're visiting the city where my family is from! I have been going since ten years old (mostly Christmas a few summers) and loved it so much I would cry whenever we had to return to the U. S lol. I love all those crazy ice cream flavors; travelor tip--always go to the vendor with the longer lines because that means they have the best!
Of all the “popular in Mexico but not quite so in the US” ice cream flavors, my favorite by far and also one I wish more people in the states were familiar with is mamey! For anyone unfamiliar, I would describe the flavor as if avocado was a delicious sweet fruit crossed with hints of caramel and a small hint of sweet potato but not in a bad or overly noticeable way
It should be the opposite, I wish people in the US or anywhere else, keep not knowing about mamey, it will get exploded by narcos and the price would go up just like it happened with avocado, whilst mexicans have the worst quality when everything good goes outside. No, thank you.
@@Panda-qv6ht Yup! I just wish it wasn’t as “exotic” or unknown to the average American. Seems like you have to be Latino, be around Latinos or have been exposed to it yourself on vacation to be familiar with this specific ice cream flavor (and many others of course).
@@fernandomagallanessaavedra1178 … uhh… an accurate one 🤷♂️. Have you had it but don’t agree? Or have you never had it and my description sound disgusting?
Grito de Dolores, (English: “Cry of Dolores”) battle cry of the Mexican War of Independence from Spain, first uttered by Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, parish priest of Dolores (now Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato state), on September 16, 1810.
Nice pueblo, I was expecting more people, but it is nice & beautiful & about ice cream, my favorite is guava & the best I ever try was in Calvillo Aguascalientes, mis amigos, thanks for another wonderful video, greetings!!!!
I guess it depends on where in Mexico you live judging by the comments. I live in Pachuca, Hidalgo and nieves are water based and helados are milk based. We can all agree that both are great though, right?
Basically, nieve & helado is the same. Nieve is more used in the northern part of Mexico and helado from de central to south east part... Honestly if you say nieve o helado, everybody should understand it. Here in Monterrey sometimes I use the word helado and I had no problem with people understanding it.
Youre right Goyo, Nieve is water based and Helado is cream based. You guys could visit José Alfredo Jimenez's house (now is a museum) and the cantinas where he used to party in Dolores. Also Jose Alfredo's memorial at the municipal graveyard. "La casa de Hidalgo" is a must , theres a museum inside... The jail, beside the parish has historical relevance too. Inside la parroquia you can see the gold-plated side altar... Creo que les faltaron ganas ☹️. Aun así, buen video. Saludos!!
nieves are water-based but o lot of us Mexicans are confused about that = !es parte de lo que Mexico es! and by the way I am from Puerto Vallarta originally
DOLORES IS ALSO A VERY POPULAR NAME FOR WOMEN IN MEXICO I ACTUALLY DATED A MEXICAN GIRL IN COLLEGE HEAR IN THE STATES NAME DOLORES, SOME OF MY BEST MEMORIES AND BEST TIMES
Y yo viendo el video para ver si veo algún conocido, soy de dolores. Hidalgo. Les faltó ver el museo y la tumba de José alfredo jimenez La antigua carcel donde hidalgo libero a los presos. La casa de abasolo ahora museo La casa de visitas Espero no hayan estado cerradas
Nieves are water based. Helado milk. Your friend is wrong. I was there years ago and it was so quiet when I was there. Jose Jimmez’s father who was a huge folk music star is buried nearby. It’s a large monument with a huge sombrero.
The original liberty bell is the one at National palace in Mexico City is the bell 🔔 that rings every year to celebrate Mexico’s Freedom and it can only be use by the president! Viva Mexico!
Correct me if I'm wrong my fellow Mexicans, but I believe the original is the one on Palacio Nacional balcony where the president's rimgs every September 15th
Aquí en Jalisco las nieves son todas de agua o de leche los helados son todo tipo de dulces congelados como paletas de hielo sándwich y de hecho las nieves son un tipo de helado.
What's your favorite flavor of ice cream? I bet it isn't squid and shrimp!
Personally, I love Rocky Road!
Indeed 😜
Tequila icecream, try it
Pistachio.
Mamey all the way!
Friends! The original bell is located at Palacio Nacional, is the one that the president ring at el grito. 🙌🏽
Rang.
Totalmente cierto..
I was going to write it😭😭😭😭😭
La Campana de Dolores que tocó el padre Hidalgo la noche del grito es la que está en el balcón presidencial del palacio nacional del zócalo de CDMX, es la que toca el presidente cuando da el grito
You’ve probably left town already but if not, or for anyone else...go eat at Don Vicente’s!!!! Family style service - platters of pork ribs, beef ribs, copper vats sizzling with pork confit, the best guacamole served with pork skins (of course), the best beans and salsas. I love Mexico and I love the food in Mexico, Don Vicente’s is one of the best places I have ever eaten in my life, I still dream about it!
Grito de Dolores happened on September 16, 1810, and marks the beginning of the independence war.
Mexico was declared independent on September 28, 1821, when finally the Act of Independence was signed ...
We’re in SMA now and will be in Dolores Hidalgo on Friday! Thanks for the preview. Oh - and we have a nice water dispenser back in PV that we’re not using. We are happy to gift it to you! Bought it at the Tlaquepaque store in Vallarta! Let me know!
AMazing how well You get along, I hope You have a long happy life.
Bless La Wera for smelling that shrimp & squid helado then smiling pleasantly for the benefit of the vendor.
Goyo wisely faced the other direction. Hahaha
I recommend you guys the cervantino festival in Guanajuato
Mis gringuitos favoritos. Muy lindo paseo. Gracias. Abrazos 🙏❤️.
I loved the end 🤣
Good video guys. And once again enjoy your visit here in my country 🇲🇽
Hi Kennons, I miss you guys. I'm glad both of you are OK!! I've not seen your videos in a couple of days. I thought you were under the weather. Stay Safe and Healthy!!! :)
I’m taking a trip to Guanajuato soon, I might visit Dolores Hidalgo after watching this vid :)
There’s really not much to do there. You can tell by the video they were trying to be nice, but the highlight was eating ice cream. I love Mexico and Mexican music so for me it was a bit better, because I went to Jose Alfredo Jimenez’s house which is now a museum and to his tomb, but not much else to do.
Hey guys, the original bell is hanging at Palacio National, and is the same one that the president rings during El Grito.
back in home, first to watch your funny videos about my country, cheers guys once again.
Nice video. You missed the house where Mexico’s greatest singer composer was born and his tomb at the towns cemetery. I’m talking about José Alfredo Jiménez.
Coco is my favorite.... yummmmm
hey weros, go to Guanajuato Capital, for the Cervantino festival 100% recommended !!!!!! 👍
My favorite ice cream is Blue Bell! 😆😆😆
8:34 "HEY, La Borraccia, there's a sign for you!"
I love it!!
That is EXACTLY what my husband would say to me.... amazing!!
Love you guys!
Glad you went DH. It's still on my todo list. Although, I've been to Miguel Hidalgo's hacienda. It's located at Estacion Corralejo, GTO and being used by Tequileria Corralejo. My friend's family lives just up the road.
Its great you go to places like Dolores I guess when you see this coment it might be too late for you guys to go to restaurant rancho de en medio wich is between Guanajuato y Dolores right in the Middle of the Sierra its one of the best places in México amazing food and spectacular view of the mountains google it nobody has done a video there its amazing
Aww you're visiting the city where my family is from! I have been going since ten years old (mostly Christmas a few summers) and loved it so much I would cry whenever we had to return to the U. S lol. I love all those crazy ice cream flavors; travelor tip--always go to the vendor with the longer lines because that means they have the best!
Of all the “popular in Mexico but not quite so in the US” ice cream flavors, my favorite by far and also one I wish more people in the states were familiar with is mamey! For anyone unfamiliar, I would describe the flavor as if avocado was a delicious sweet fruit crossed with hints of caramel and a small hint of sweet potato but not in a bad or overly noticeable way
It should be the opposite, I wish people in the US or anywhere else, keep not knowing about mamey, it will get exploded by narcos and the price would go up just like it happened with avocado, whilst mexicans have the worst quality when everything good goes outside. No, thank you.
you can get that flavor here in LA
@@Panda-qv6ht Yup! I just wish it wasn’t as “exotic” or unknown to the average American. Seems like you have to be Latino, be around Latinos or have been exposed to it yourself on vacation to be familiar with this specific ice cream flavor (and many others of course).
Mark Morales, what kind of description is that???????
@@fernandomagallanessaavedra1178 … uhh… an accurate one 🤷♂️. Have you had it but don’t agree? Or have you never had it and my description sound disgusting?
Greetings 🖖 my friends,,,,, Nice 👍 Video!!!👍👍👍👍
Viva México ♥️ 🇲🇽 ♥️
FYI:
HELADO : ICE CREAM
NIEVE: SHERBET (KIND OF)
Raspado/Raspa : Rasp.
The original bell is the one the president rings on the eve of independence day. It is at the National Palace.
Grito de Dolores, (English: “Cry of Dolores”) battle cry of the Mexican War of Independence from Spain, first uttered by Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, parish priest of Dolores (now Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato state), on September 16, 1810.
Nice pueblo, I was expecting more people, but it is nice & beautiful & about ice cream, my favorite is guava & the best I ever try was in Calvillo Aguascalientes, mis amigos, thanks for another wonderful video, greetings!!!!
THE ORIGINAL BELL IS THE ONE IN PALACIO NATIONAL IN MEXICO CITY!!!
Thanks for sharing and have a great day
Hi from Seattle 👋
The original bell is the one that the president rings in the National Palace in México City on September 15!
When are you going to explore Colima...
Manzanillo,Barra de navidad.. there's a lot of good places to visit..🌴 Coco Colima...🏊
It’s very tolerable in Manzanillo and Colima is cooler.
The original Bell is at the Palacio National, it's the one on the balcony that the presidents ring during El Grito.
I like it. Thanks.
You are correct, nieve is water base and helado is milk base. Greetings from Mexico City.
I guess it depends on where in Mexico you live judging by the comments. I live in Pachuca, Hidalgo and nieves are water based and helados are milk based. We can all agree that both are great though, right?
That place is where I was born 😍
be in Dolores and not visit the Miguel Hidalgo House,................is one of the most important attractions of the town
Basically, nieve & helado is the same. Nieve is more used in the northern part of Mexico and helado from de central to south east part... Honestly if you say nieve o helado, everybody should understand it. Here in Monterrey sometimes I use the word helado and I had no problem with people understanding it.
La diferencia es lo que el Helado es hecho de leche y la nieve de agua.
Youre right Goyo, Nieve is water based and Helado is cream based. You guys could visit José Alfredo Jimenez's house (now is a museum) and the cantinas where he used to party in Dolores. Also Jose Alfredo's memorial at the municipal graveyard. "La casa de Hidalgo" is a must , theres a museum inside... The jail, beside the parish has historical relevance too. Inside la parroquia you can see the gold-plated side altar... Creo que les faltaron ganas ☹️. Aun así, buen video. Saludos!!
Great video you guys. Always discovering new places.
The bell of Dolores is the one that the president touches every September 15 and is in the upper part of the national palace
My father said that’s where the our family name originally started and through out history spread out throughout Mexico
OMG. That’s where we are from. You guys are so Welcome there all the time. Wish I would have been there to show you guys around
En Dolores Hidalgo visiten la casa museo de Jose Alfredo uno de los más grandes compositores de musica mexicana
Saludos goyo y Hillary you guys are the best.
nieves are water-based but o lot of us Mexicans are confused about that = !es parte de lo que Mexico es! and by the way I am from Puerto Vallarta originally
It's really nice there. What no restaurant time? 👍😄❤️
Depends on the region, helado is the general term go ice cream (water and milk based. Nieve is generally a term used in the north of the country.
DOLORES IS ALSO A VERY POPULAR NAME FOR WOMEN IN MEXICO I ACTUALLY DATED A MEXICAN GIRL IN COLLEGE HEAR IN THE STATES NAME DOLORES, SOME OF MY BEST MEMORIES AND BEST TIMES
Mi cafe preferido El Capuchino, pero si no hay cualquier otro me gusta.
Y yo viendo el video para ver si veo algún conocido, soy de dolores. Hidalgo.
Les faltó ver el museo y la tumba de José alfredo jimenez
La antigua carcel donde hidalgo libero a los presos.
La casa de abasolo ahora museo
La casa de visitas
Espero no hayan estado cerradas
Oh, a good friend has a restaurant there!
Que padre que saben la historia de México
Habían de venir a San Luis de la paz Guanajuato está a una hora de Dolores Hidalgo está cerca saludos
Have you ever been to Leon, Guanajuato?
You need to visit Queretaro. Lots of history there and is very colonial
Wonderful. What a beautiful day in the neighbourhood.
Prueben los pastes, en lo personal me gustan bastante.
Hay dios, que notición!!!
Nieves are water based. Helado milk. Your friend is wrong. I was there years ago and it was so quiet when I was there. Jose Jimmez’s father who was a huge folk music star is buried nearby. It’s a large monument with a huge sombrero.
I’m from Mérida and we never call ice cream nieve, it is always helado :)
La Campana original esta en Palacio Nacional es la que Toca el Precidente..Viva Mexico!!
The original liberty bell is the one at National palace in Mexico City is the bell 🔔 that rings every year to celebrate Mexico’s Freedom and it can only be use by the president! Viva Mexico!
I LOVE YOU GUYS. I REALY DO
I'm living there. Welcome! 👱♂️👱♀️
Some People think american People is mean but that that is not true some People is Readly nice thanks for visit my state
Nieve Is milk base, like nieve de chocolate o vainilla, milk based. Helado is water based, like helado de limón, helado de mango.
IT DEPENDS ON THE FLAVOR AND THE TIME YOU EAT DURING THE DAY OUTSIDE WATER BASE INSIDE ORN AT AN EVENT MILK
Nice cliffhanger!
Correct me if I'm wrong my fellow Mexicans, but I believe the original is the one on Palacio Nacional balcony where the president's rimgs every September 15th
-Helado(Garrafa,bolis, raspados,etc.) Water
-Nieve (Magnum, cono/whipped cream,etc) Milk
The original bell is it the zocalo...every 5 years or last term of president..he rings that bell in Dolores for El grito..
Hey Goyo, ever think of calling yourselves Los Kineticos? Just a suggestion.
Aquí en Jalisco las nieves son todas de agua o de leche los helados son todo tipo de dulces congelados como paletas de hielo sándwich y de hecho las nieves son un tipo de helado.
Hola disde Orlando FL
The plaque says this is the place where Hidalgo left from to go do el grito.
Well, in theory helado is used for milk ones and nieve is for ice/water ones, anyway in Monterrey we call all of them just nieves 🤣
Saludos 🇲🇽🇺🇸✌️
Zapote and mango ice cream!!!
When you visit Orizaba, if you ever do, you will be shocked by the low prices. Always ask locals for the best places to eat or visit.
You guys missed the Museo de la Indepencia, is all about the independence and Hidalgo.
Saludos de Aguascalientes
Why You take so long to upload a video, we miss you guys
If you like Avocado ice cream, you need to visit Uruapan, the world's capital of Avocado.
Maybe it is the bell still ringing in the church? He was a priest at that church.
Yeah, as far as I know nieve is water based whereas helado is milk based ^_^
Nieve is ice cream (milk), helado is water based.
La campana original está en Palacio Nacional. Es la campana que repican los presidentes del país cuando dan el grito en el zócalo.
Google agrees with Greg on nieve and helado.
Water based ice cream is better in my opinion, haven't had some since I was in Mexico.
I’ll give you a clue for the bell, palacio de gobierno!
"la borraca" hahahaha😂😂
I was wondering if you barter the prices?
Helados are mexicano Icee, slush. Nieve is ice cream IMO
That I know Nieves and helados are one in the same. Just like raspados y cimarronas.
Weros we’ll come to Dolores