Oh my god! I'm mexican and of course I've heard about this before... but I've never seen it filmed like this, you are a great story teller and your shots are incredible! I'm speechless
Mike, my family and I really enjoy watching your videos. Besides being just amazing cinematic videos, what you give us are inspiring and full of information that keeps us glued to the tv! Thanks Mike! Keep them coming and we'll keep watching!
I love the way you tell a story. I love it when a you tuber first tell a story of the subject rather than post something with just a title & leave us hanging. But you man! U r the best. You will make a good teacher or a tour guide or something. 👍😁👏
I'm from Uruapan, Michoacan. I've visited the volcano ruins, it's in the list of the new 7 natural wonders. The village 'San Juan Paragaricutirimicuaro' was relocated near Uruapan and there's a market where You can find typical gastronomy.,
Awesome video! My grandfather would always tell me stories about when the eruption happened, he was just a child at the time but recalled everything. I was able to show my children this video to appreciate and understand our roots more. Thanks!!
I love how fun and educational this video was,i really hope that cody and josh visit you in mexico soon love seeing how much fun you three have exploring places :)
Amazing shots you took my parents actully came from a town called Anguan near volcan paricutin it's nice to see that you were able to experience the ruins of San juan .
🐉Just wondering... Of all the videos you've created, this is one of the most fascinating, exciting, inspiring and truly amazing! Great storytelling and editing! Drone shots are the best I've seen. Then why did I just watch it now?! This deserves more views than 32,000+. It's like a mini documentary/adventure movie! This is incredible... YOU'RE INCREDIBLE! Was it the title? The thumbnail? Or I'm just more into weird food? Maybe I'm just weird!
I was looking for information about this young volcano and here I am. Your video is simply wonderful; after whatchin' it, I understood the real meaning of your nickname
I am so happy I found your channel, I've subscribed and am now binge watching while rocking the baby to sleep. You're an inspirational storyteller :-) Thank you!!
I'm from Uruapan my mom was 5 and she remembers went this happen she said it was ashes and sand rain like for weeks I now live in the usa but when I was teenager I was going to all the small villages to deliver bananas with my uncle and you can see the volcano and the church from the main road i use to know some words in tarasco it was the best time ever thank you for sharing
I used to have a Children's book about this event - came with a tape. About a farmer bored with everyday the same....until this volcano erupted in field..Anyone knows the title...would like to get a copy again.
Your videos make me happy and sad! Happy to see such amazing content, but sad because you really deserve at least a million subscribers! "Good work will pay off mike, keep the great work!"
Am so glad some one did a video on this place I have family who live 70 miles alway from the site one day I vist them and they took me here I never heard of it till they show me and told me the story of Old San Juan the drive there is very beautiful and breathe taking and the crunch just the last thing standing make it a Mysterious and wonderful sight I want able to go inside we just drove by but thanks for sharing this I hope it was fun for you down there
Me encantaron las tomas q hiciste. Además, la gente venera con fé al "Señor de los Milagros" en ese lugar aún, siendo ése crucifijo lo único que quedó entero en el altar después de q todo quedó sepultado por la lava.
Hey! I absolutely love your content! I found you through Josh's vids and as a Mexican guy I love that you are exploring Mexican buildings :) keep up the good work
Hey man! Josh is super rad. I have some really great abandoned stuff from Quintana Roo I need to put up. An abandoned resort and an abandoned strip club. Also, just posted a video of the firefly sanctuary in Tlaxcala. EPIC
Was excited to show this cool video to my students, then I just heard the f-word when you climbed on the church. Too bad, I was really wanting to show them, this is much more exciting and interesting than most videos I have found!
Not even, this volcano rose from a field into a 1500 ft volcano over the course of a year, something completely unheard of before. If there werent photos, people would believe it to be a myth
Beautiful and frightening at the same time. A similar village called Cagsawa in Albay, Philippines was alsu buried by volcanic materials after the eruption of the volcano and like San Juan, only the church tower or belfry of the village's church remains standing.
I only heard about this Volcano thanks to an episode of "Reading Rainbow" that was a re-run. I thought the story was just fictional. However, when I was a teenager I got curious, looked it up, and confirmed the story. I cannot imagine what those people went through having to lose everything.
It was hard to clim up there, Huh? The following morning I was so sore! lol Have you been to (Los Chorros Del Varal), Los Reyes Michoacan? Its an enchanted waterfall, it is said its enchanted with beautiful virgins. I don't know the whole story, I went there and it is amazing. There is 1001 steps going down to the bridge. Your knees shake when you get to the bridge from how steep it is. There are whirlpools on the bottom of the falls, we swam crossed the river after not finding a way back up. Then we had to climb from the tree root vines that were on the side of the steep mountain to get back up. Ii wont forget that amazing vacay.
@@fearlessandfar The difference is that there are 2 highways, one of them you drive through the same scenery, you feel like driving in another planet. The toll road is also nice with a viewpoint where you can see where the laval flow stopped in the middle of a field. This is when you drive from Guadalajara to Tepic, there is a big international airport in Guadalajara so you can easily get there by plane. The vulcano is less that 2 hrs away from Guadalajara, you can use the same highway to get to Puerto Vallarta
Nice video at all friend! Hey! Did you see on the news that there, in michoacan, last week started probably borning a new volcano? Just at the same way than the paricutin did!
THE VOLCANO IS REALLY NEAR MY HOMETOWN, AND MY GRANDFATHER TOLD ME THAT HE AND HIS FRIENDS USED TO GO TO SEE THE LAVA AND TRY TO LIGHT UP THEIR CIGARS
dope
😂
It’s near my grandmas town and I climbed it once
I've been sat on this channel for hours 🤣🤣🤣
It's so addictive. Just cant stop!!!
Oh my god! I'm mexican and of course I've heard about this before... but I've never seen it filmed like this, you are a great story teller and your shots are incredible! I'm speechless
Holy week
Mike, my family and I really enjoy watching your videos. Besides being just amazing cinematic videos, what you give us are inspiring and full of information that keeps us glued to the tv! Thanks Mike! Keep them coming and we'll keep watching!
I love the way you tell a story. I love it when a you tuber first tell a story of the subject rather than post something with just a title & leave us hanging. But you man! U r the best. You will make a good teacher or a tour guide or something. 👍😁👏
Thanks man. I put a lot of work into learning what the place is about! Just posted a new vid of a firefly sanctuary. UNREAL.
amazing bro
You are the best of all the TH-cam explorers. Intelligent, thoughtful, inspiring. Thank you.
Mike that drone shot was the best drone shots I have ever seen. Would have made some awesome photos.
That is sooo Amazing Mike!! @3:08 just had me go "WOW" super AMAZING!
I have never visited a place like that before. Pure adventure, no tourists.
Mike Corey absolutely and I can only imagine it being such a fascinating adventure. Such an absolute privilege. I love it.
I'm from Uruapan, Michoacan. I've visited the volcano ruins, it's in the list of the new 7 natural wonders.
The village 'San Juan Paragaricutirimicuaro' was relocated near Uruapan and there's a market where You can find typical gastronomy.,
Awesome video! My grandfather would always tell me stories about when the eruption happened, he was just a child at the time but recalled everything. I was able to show my children this video to appreciate and understand our roots more. Thanks!!
Why don't you have your own segment on discovery channel yet ? Seriously! Send some emails haha
I love how fun and educational this video was,i really hope that cody and josh visit you in mexico soon love seeing how much fun you three have exploring places :)
The drone shots turned your life into Assassin's Creed. SO AMAZING.
Man, the drone made that trip. So dope.
Amazing shots you took my parents actully came from a town called Anguan near volcan paricutin it's nice to see that you were able to experience the ruins of San juan .
Wooo esta increíble 🤓👌
el mejor reportaje del paricutin y las ruinas...felicidades por tu excelente trabajo y gracias por venir a michoacan y difundirlo con tus seguidores
Amazing Mike thanks for sharing!!
🐉Just wondering... Of all the videos you've created, this is one of the most fascinating, exciting, inspiring and truly amazing! Great storytelling and editing! Drone shots are the best I've seen. Then why did I just watch it now?! This deserves more views than 32,000+. It's like a mini documentary/adventure movie! This is incredible... YOU'RE INCREDIBLE! Was it the title? The thumbnail? Or I'm just more into weird food? Maybe I'm just weird!
I think this is one of my favourite adventures ever. Happy you watched it man. This place deserves to be world famous.
the tale of the birth of paricutin always amaze me.
I can't believe it isn't more famous.
Mike Corey i know , that place if full of mystery, and there are ghost tales lurking around that lost town.
Fátima it's no tale
Sick video and location. The volcano reminds me of the one you can board down in Nicaragua.
Amazing video Mik Mik! The drone shot are super cool
I was looking for information about this young volcano and here I am. Your video is simply wonderful; after whatchin' it, I understood the real meaning of your nickname
Haha a supreme compliment. This adventure was one of my favorites 🐉
I remember visiting that church when I was a little kid, watching this video brings back memories
I am so happy I found your channel, I've subscribed and am now binge watching while rocking the baby to sleep. You're an inspirational storyteller :-) Thank you!!
Thank you! I try to get 2 videos up a week. Happy you enjoyed it!
love your videos Mike, really feel like I learn something
exelente video!! saludos
Drone footage at the start.....EPIC . you find the coolest spots #kickthegrind
Wow fantastic footage!
Amazing video👏👏
Awesome guys. Thanks for the adventure, that otherwise one would not be able to do.
This video is a piece of art!
Wow, amazing shots.
your videos are so magnetized i can't stop watching 😅👏🏻❤️❤️
So dope man! My heart was racing when you were climbing...I know exactly how you felt.
I'm from Uruapan my mom was 5 and she remembers went this happen she said it was ashes and sand rain like for weeks I now live in the usa but when I was teenager I was going to all the small villages to deliver bananas with my uncle and you can see the volcano and the church from the main road i use to know some words in tarasco it was the best time ever thank you for sharing
I used to have a Children's book about this event - came with a tape. About a farmer bored with everyday the same....until this volcano erupted in field..Anyone knows the title...would like to get a copy again.
Your videos make me happy and sad! Happy to see such amazing content, but sad because you really deserve at least a million subscribers! "Good work will pay off mike, keep the great work!"
Amazing footage, excellent work. I love your love and connection with nature Mike. Great talent.
Very dramatic volcanic eruption. Your vlogs are always very interesting.👌
Another awesome video 👌🏼 you make stunning vlogs👍🏼 happy I found your channel. ☺️☺️☺️
Thank you dude!
Wow it's so beautiful
Hi Mike, this is amazing! What a place, thanks to share your adventures! Very sick drone shots. Greeting from Sicily. Ele and Giammy
Nice. Just found your channel. I like. So jealous. Thanks for sharing.
WoW You are doing a great job. Very very amazing video. Go do head. Congrats.
Am so glad some one did a video on this place I have family who live 70 miles alway from the site one day I vist them and they took me here I never heard of it till they show me and told me the story of Old San Juan the drive there is very beautiful and breathe taking and the crunch just the last thing standing make it a Mysterious and wonderful sight I want able to go inside we just drove by but thanks for sharing this I hope it was fun for you down there
Me encantaron las tomas q hiciste. Además, la gente venera con fé al "Señor de los Milagros" en ese lugar aún, siendo ése crucifijo lo único que quedó entero en el altar después de q todo quedó sepultado por la lava.
This was fantastic. The footage, music, editing, storytelling and funny moments on point 👌very fascinating.
Amazing video brother!
This was one of my fav adventures yet. That place is nuts
Good one. Nicely executed.
Any Michoacános ???
Si
Si Los Reyes
I’m from La Piedad.
Raul Huerta me
Morelia!
¿Por qué no puedo dejar de ver los vídeos?!! son muy interesantes muchas felicidades! Keep doing it
Amazing videos dude, I had no idea this place existed in Mexico, I hope I can make it there some day.
Hey! I absolutely love your content! I found you through Josh's vids and as a Mexican guy I love that you are exploring Mexican buildings :) keep up the good work
Hey man! Josh is super rad. I have some really great abandoned stuff from Quintana Roo I need to put up. An abandoned resort and an abandoned strip club. Also, just posted a video of the firefly sanctuary in Tlaxcala. EPIC
Thats amazing! I've been to Quintana Roo but a long time ago, I'm originally from Guadalajara but now live in the US. Keep up the amazing videos! :)
I am from URUAPAN MICHOACAN MEXICO. Welcome!!! I liked the documentary THANKS.
It's beautiful in Uruapan!
Was excited to show this cool video to my students, then I just heard the f-word when you climbed on the church. Too bad, I was really wanting to show them, this is much more exciting and interesting than most videos I have found!
Your work is amazing man, big up 👊🏽
amazing! you are wonderful storyteller :D
🌈”Mexico is more than a country. Mexico is a world of its own”🌈.
🌈”Mexico es mas que un pais. Mexico es un mundo en si” 🌈.
I love this video, didn't know about this town. 😘
Like Pompeii ❤️
Not even, this volcano rose from a field into a 1500 ft volcano over the course of a year, something completely unheard of before.
If there werent photos, people would believe it to be a myth
Wow!! so awesome
You were the place where I'm from! My beautiful Michoacán!
Pao Loga indeed!
Michoacán is beautiful
Shout out to all Piedadenses out there.
Great job!!! 👏👏👏👏
This place is wild right? Would you climb?
wow awesome guys. We have been on top of Etna in Sicily. Amazing stuff!
Exploring with Josh led me astray here, Mik Mik!
Amazing videos .. from filming to editing ..
Subscribing right now! Amazing work man!
Always love new subs! Experiences over Possessions!
what a place 😯👌
very informative,your voice is clear and is pleasing to ear.powerful excellent narrator,ilove watching all your videos.keep up!
Muy interesante video amigo, felicidades por tan buen trabajo que haces.
I don't understand! This videos should have at least 100.000 views! But I guess people like to watch videos were someone is just talking shit.
You’re videos are amazing dude!
Thanks for this beautiful vídeo
This is incredible. Thank you for sharing this.
great video another like !
This place was such an adventure
you got me hypnotize ♥️
Your videos are so beautiful
Good video 👍👍👍👍
That was amazing
Its incredible
damn that was awesome thumbs up !!!
Beautiful and frightening at the same time. A similar village called Cagsawa in Albay, Philippines was alsu buried by volcanic materials after the eruption of the volcano and like San Juan, only the church tower or belfry of the village's church remains standing.
Amazing 60 years ago and still steam coming out. Nature is beautiful
More than 60 years ago. It was in 1943.
if you were here in michoacan i hope you like it, its amazing and beautiful
Your such a good storyteller mikmik...(very smart one)...while I'm watching the vids, seems like I was there ....amazing...❤❤❤🤗🤗🤗
Really slick Mike. Some of the best editing on YT Imo. What editing software do you use?
Thanks man. I use FCPX. I try to make them all special!
I love your videos soooo much
I only heard about this Volcano thanks to an episode of "Reading Rainbow" that was a re-run. I thought the story was just fictional. However, when I was a teenager I got curious, looked it up, and confirmed the story. I cannot imagine what those people went through having to lose everything.
Amazing!!!
It was hard to clim up there, Huh? The following morning I was so sore! lol
Have you been to (Los Chorros Del Varal), Los Reyes Michoacan? Its an enchanted waterfall, it is said its enchanted with beautiful virgins. I don't know the whole story, I went there and it is amazing. There is 1001 steps going down to the bridge. Your knees shake when you get to the bridge from how steep it is. There are whirlpools on the bottom of the falls, we swam crossed the river after not finding a way back up. Then we had to climb from the tree root vines that were on the side of the steep mountain to get back up. Ii wont forget that amazing vacay.
That place looks dope, makes me wanna go see
It was... UN.REAL.
Qué hombre tan guapo!! 😍 Me gustan tus videos son fantásticos!
I like your Channel, is so cool ;D
Gracias Raul. Mexico is so full of treasures
Nice video :) Te amo
Also in Nayarit el volcán Ceboruco you can also see the church tower , kind of cool and scary at the same time
Really? There is another church destroyed by lava?
@@fearlessandfar The difference is that there are 2 highways, one of them you drive through the same scenery, you feel like driving in another planet. The toll road is also nice with a viewpoint where you can see where the laval flow stopped in the middle of a field. This is when you drive from Guadalajara to Tepic, there is a big international airport in Guadalajara so you can easily get there by plane. The vulcano is less that 2 hrs away from Guadalajara, you can use the same highway to get to Puerto Vallarta
Went there as a kid a few times, amazing place
Mike you make some great videos ^^
All I can say is "WOW'!
Still can't believe it's not more popular!!
Nice video at all friend! Hey! Did you see on the news that there, in michoacan, last week started probably borning a new volcano? Just at the same way than the paricutin did!
WHAT Nooooooo. What's it called? I need to check it out!
I saw that news and I was preparing to go there, but at the end nothing happened.