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Fui de NYC a DGO , estuve como 20 días y literal cada día havia un lugar que visitar, me encanto la atmósfera de la ciudad, su gente y todo de ahí, especialmente en época de Navidad 🫶🏼
Precioso mi bello estado de Durango ❤️. Durango, Dgo., mi tierra querida. Callada y tranquila ciudad colonial......... Son unas de las frases del corrido de Durango. Gracias, chicos por dar a conocer esta tierra hermosa. Bendiciones 🙏
Chile pasado is from the mountains. You find it in Chicago because los Durangenses in Aurora, Cicero, and the whole Chicagoland area are from the mountainous counties (municipios), Santiago Papasquiaro, Tepehuanes, El Oro, Inde, Guanacevi, Topia, Nuevo Ideal. You also find chile pasado in the desert municipios such as Ocampo. Also, Chile Pasado is expensive, so many places won't have it
OMG you guys actually went to Pancho Villa's museum!!!! Awesome!! I have to say I watch so many TH-camrs who travel through Mexico but I've yet to find anyone who's vlogged there😁!!! We have family in Durango but I still haven't been able to see the museum myself. Thank you so much for sharing and for also keeping your Mexico travel content fresh and unique!! 🤍
Yes I believe you are the one that recommended the Pancho Villa museum, it’s such a beautiful landmark. Thank you for watching and following our content.
Crystal doesn't let me skip the commercials cause they pay you for us to watch them. Well, I love watching your videos and have no patience to wait. So I skip but pay so I won't feel guilty. 😃😂🤣🥰 Durango is really gorgeous!
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I liked the video, Im from Fco I Madero, like 45min on the federal road to Torreon . But we lived in Durango City every time we go visit my suegra. I been in all those places you guys went to, but I never been in the Pancho Villa museum. Thank you for showing up the world a little bit of Durango.
Loving the Durango content. That Pancho Villa museum looks so cool, and the murals are amazing. You know we loved seeing those mezcal sips at the end. ¡Salucita!
Great video! I love seeing how Chicago culture is present in the city. Often times people go to the U.S. and stay (for a number of different reasons) but I like how people are returning and starting businesses. A real investment in the community.
that is really cool, huh? it reassures us that there are opportunities for us Mexican Americans who've lived on the other side of the border and can offer something fun, fresh, and unique 💡🙂
Loving your T-Shirt "De aquí y de allá." It tells me you actually value your heritage as you should. Both the US and Mexico have so much to offer in their own way. I was actually born in the State of Durango and grew up in Durango Capital. Thank you for your video and for sharing it. I hope you guys had a great time discovering mi tierra, callada y tranquila ciudad Colonial. Great content. Saludos.
Good friend of mine grew up on a cattle ranch up in mountains outside of Durango.. his family still has several thousand acres there. I want to go there with him one day.
So cool, I wouldn’t have thought Durango looked as colorful as it does here! I am going to have to check out the Pancho Villa museum! Will have to add that the list of places to visit! I am loving your muñeca Lele bag, we bought ours in Amealco! We use it when we go grocery shopping here in the states!
Llevo 7 meses en Texas y ver este video me emociona mucho, pues yo nací en Durango y conozco todos esos lugares, un mes más y nos regresamos a nuestro hermoso rancho!🤩
So cool! Durango really is lovely 😊 we have a few more Durango videos to help you plan your Durango itinerary. You can't miss the Viejo Oeste (Old West) movie set and theme park! Super cool. Thanks for your comment 😊
My mom and dad are from Durango, deep in the mountains. A Pueblo called San Pedro, I've been there 3 or 4 times when I was younger. My grandmother and some uncles still live there and i have some uncles in the city of Durango. I miss being there. It was beautiful, now I live in the smoky mountains in east Tennessee. I hike up here and it reminds me of being there
nice to have that nostalgia of your heritage-land in your current homeland 🫶🏽 hope you get to visit Durango again soon, lots has probably changed since you last went as a kid!
Woow gracias por presentar Durango y tienen un buen acento al presentarlo yo lo compartiré para que conozcan lo lindo se DURANGO es tan agradable y lindo y su comida no se diga mmmmm...😋😋
💯 Durango es una ciudad muy linda y su gente más! me alegra que le haya gustado el video y muchas gracias por compartirlo para que más personas conozcan Durango 😊❤️
@@EatBailaTravel si gracias lo compartiré porque me encantó como lo presentan, y así me gustaría presentar mi Durango , pero mi ingjes no es fluido todavía 😁 me refiero porque para dar a conocer a extranjeros
@@EatBailaTravel aún seguimos siendo muy cinematográficos dado que esta semana se cerraron calles para terminar la filmación de la película "The Death doesnt Hurt"
These are the types of videos I love most from you. Historical. I learn so much - like I never knew what Pancho Villa's real name was. While am not related to him, my family has a historic link to his famous story.
@@EatBailaTravel There probably won’t be a video. Haha. But in a nutshell: My great aunt Virginia Perezchica’s husband Ramon Esquivel was raised in a Mexican orphanage where they taught him English. After he migrated to the US he served as a translator for General Pershing when the army chased Pancho Villa into Mexico.
I think it's a lovely place to live! We didn't end up talking about it much in this video but we did think about it a lot and would definitely come back for an extended visit and see what it's like to live here. Maybe we'll be neighbors soon 😉
Very nice Video. I was Born in Nuevo Ideal Durango. A small town about an hour from down town Durango. Visited Durango in January 2023. Very busy city during the Christmas and New Years holidays. Loved it.
You guys must visit Mazatlan! The amazing seafood, friendly people, great weather, historic downtown, the malecon, theatre/arts/music, good nightlife... ☺️
Excelente video 👌 gracias por dar difusión a Durango Dgo mi ciudad, créanme que si hubiesen buscado un poco más habrían encontrado gorditas de chile pasado en el mercado Gómez Palacio.
Durango se lo merece! Y sí te lo creo, se nos acabó el tiempo muy rápido (porque entre semana trabajamos como todo el mundo y para pasear y conocer solo los fines de semana o a veces en las tardecitas despues de trabajar 😅) se nos hará falta otra vuelta por allá para conocer más y por fin conseguir las gorditas de chile pasado 😋
@@EatBailaTravel cuando gusten son bienvenidos gracias por la difusión a Durango, aquí es tierra de gente buena gente entrona que no se raja diría mi abuelita aquí se hizo la revolución y al ajeno nos quitamos la camisa para dársela, siempre es plausible que venga gente como ustedes aquí siempre hay cabida para ustedes.
"THE HOLYWOOD OF MEXICO" Durango Mexico. Chulada!!!! Gracias por compartir. Great job amigos👍Tambien a mi me gustan las gorditas,... y las flakitas🤗 Y que Viva Pancho Villa 🇺🇸🦂🇲🇽
I love durango thats where my parents live and every time i go i have so much fun and the food its so fire 🔥 you guys definitely need to try those tacos encuerados lol the best 👌
Even though the city is getting more westernized. And might be attractive to tourists. I would say the real fun and adventure is in the mountains. But I don’t believe there’s any tour guides there yet. It’s beautiful lots of wildlife, so many of waterfalls, rivers, presas etc
@@EatBailaTravel i suggest for you to go to San juan del rio is another little city but its close to the Ranchos you will find them there forsure, saludos and safe travel
Yes we later learned that chile pasado is more common to the north of Durango city to the area of Santiago Papasquiaro. We look forward to going back to that area.
On the street of the Airbnb (can't recall the street name) that I stayed at in Durango, there were burrito and gordita restaurants like every 5 shops. That's all they eat there haha.
Durango looks really cool. I like places that aren't overly visited. Been dying to go to Zacatecas for years but hard to get there from San Jose del Cabo if you are lazy and don't like cold weather. Take care, you two, and all the best!
Because in Mexico in May we celebrate a catholic religious tradition of the Holy Cross and the people (the neighbors of the Church) organize a kermesse.
Dallas has been drenched today by remnants of Roslyn, the big storm which had made landfall near Durango. hope there're few casualties in Mexico! must have packed a wallop there yesterday.
On the southwest side in the town of Cicero, Gorditas Don Angel for gorditas de chile pasado and for burritos de tortilla de harina at El Pollo Vagabundo in North Lake. I'm sure they're not the only ones but they're the only ones we know 😃
@@EatBailaTravel - thanks very much. We just moved closer to the north side - Dad is from Guanacevi and mom is from Santa Maria area - that food brings back great memories. Great channel good luck to you and yours
Chile pasado is in the mountain ranges, go to Creel in Chihuahua and you can find it there. I loved Durango, I think my favorite foods were the caldo durangense and the hamburgers. I went to Pancho Villas house in Chihuahua, that place was crazy. They have the car that he was killed in, there are bullet holes that are like bigger than three fingers. I think they shot him with at least 55 caliber bullets.
we didn't get around to trying caldo duranguense so that will be a priority on our next visit 🙂 and whaaat I'm surprised that car he was killed in is at his house and not at the museum 😯 crazy that they still have things like that at his house!
@@EatBailaTravel to be fair his house is pretty much a museum, it is owned by the Mexican army and officially it is an army garrison, but for 15 mxn, they let you walk through it and the public part is like a museum. The car is one of the few things I got to take a picture of because they only allow pictures outside the building.
Durango es un estado muy bonito y si tenemos mucho que ofrecer, tenemos de las mejores sierras del país, el problema de nuestro estado es la gente somos muy cerrados y no tenemos la cultura de hospitalidad ni servicio, sin mencionar que el centro habré a las 10 u once de la mañana y todavía unos cierran a las 2 y vuelven abrir a las 4 y donde vayan son mala carientos si vienes con mente abierta y sin grandes expectaciones si te la pasas muy bien.
lo bueno que sí llegamos con la mente totalmente abierta aunque tuvimos mínima idea de lo que nos esperaba, nos encantó descubrir todo lo bonito 😊 y gracia nos dió de lo equivocados que estabamos de esperar encontrarnos con puro desierto y pasito duranguense 🤭 en otro video hablamos de eso. Pero la verdad la gente nos pareció muy linda y amable 😊
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Vayan a Santiago Papasquiaro, encontrarán mucho chile pasado, de hecho Santiago es la " tierra del pinole y Chile pasado". Felicidade y cuidense.
@@efrainnevarez85 mmmmm nos encanta el pinole! 😋😋 definitivamente pa la próxima vuelta pa Durango iremos pal norte 😊
@@EatBailaTravel . Espero estar en ese tiempo allá ( dicho sea de paso, es mi tierra) para prestarles toda la ayuda que sea posible, nos estaremos viendo ( y comunicando) por este medio. De paso digo que nos encantan sus videos, no nos perdemos ninguno. Adelante jovenes; el futuro es de ustedes.
@@efrainnevarez85 nos encantaría! Muchas gracias ojalá coincidamos por allá 😊 y mil gracias por apoyar a nuestros videos ❤️🙏🏽 estamos muy agradecidos ☺️
Fui de NYC a DGO , estuve como 20 días y literal cada día havia un lugar que visitar, me encanto la atmósfera de la ciudad, su gente y todo de ahí, especialmente en época de Navidad 🫶🏼
qué lindo viaje! Durango es hermoso
Thank you! My ancestors are from Durango & I was thinking of moving there!
We loved it! We hope to be back soon!
@@EatBailaTravel i just discovered your channel tonight because it showed up on my feed about Durango. ❤ I knew it was a sign from God 😆
@@moniqaf I love that! Thanks for watching, commenting, and hope you’ll enjoy our other videos 😊 we have lots of fun on here 🤭
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Precioso mi bello estado de Durango ❤️. Durango, Dgo., mi tierra querida. Callada
y tranquila ciudad colonial......... Son unas de las frases del corrido de Durango. Gracias, chicos por dar a conocer esta tierra hermosa. Bendiciones 🙏
al contrario gracias a ustedes los duranguenses por ser tan lindos y acogedores 🤗 ¡arriba Durango!
Chile pasado is from the mountains. You find it in Chicago because los Durangenses in Aurora, Cicero, and the whole Chicagoland area are from the mountainous counties (municipios), Santiago Papasquiaro, Tepehuanes, El Oro, Inde, Guanacevi, Topia, Nuevo Ideal. You also find chile pasado in the desert municipios such as Ocampo.
Also, Chile Pasado is expensive, so many places won't have it
that makes so much sense! we started to figure it out towards the end of our time in Durango and look forward to visiting those other pueblos🤗
Durangos pizza on Laramie and divercy have gorditas de chile pasado. Super good.
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There’s some of us in California who also make it
Every time I'm in Los Herreras, Dgo..we bring chile pasado..and the incredible queso Menonita..
Hey guys! Currently in Durango on your recommendations! I'm in love with the city and it's been less than a day. I've def been snoozing on this gem!
awesome!! ❤️ so glad you're enjoying it 😊 thanks for dropping a comment to say hello! Let us know if you find gorditas de Chile Pasado 😅
OMG you guys actually went to Pancho Villa's museum!!!! Awesome!! I have to say I watch so many TH-camrs who travel through Mexico but I've yet to find anyone who's vlogged there😁!!! We have family in Durango but I still haven't been able to see the museum myself. Thank you so much for sharing and for also keeping your Mexico travel content fresh and unique!! 🤍
Yes I believe you are the one that recommended the Pancho Villa museum, it’s such a beautiful landmark. Thank you for watching and following our content.
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Durango is really gorgeous!
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De hecho el chile pasado es parte de la receta del caldillo duranguense, platillo tradicional de la ciudad pero que no se consigue en cualquier lugar.
y sí, nos faltó probar el caldo duranguense! pa la próxima visita 😋
En Alebrije encuentra Chile pasado tie d de granos y especias en Durango City 😉
I liked the video, Im from Fco I Madero, like 45min on the federal road to Torreon . But we lived in Durango City every time we go visit my suegra. I been in all those places you guys went to, but I never been in the Pancho Villa museum. Thank you for showing up the world a little bit of Durango.
that's awesome, you're lucky to have a suegra in Durango, I bet she makes amazing gorditas 😋 glad we could share a love for Durango!
Loving the Durango content. That Pancho Villa museum looks so cool, and the murals are amazing. You know we loved seeing those mezcal sips at the end. ¡Salucita!
hehe always on the lookout for the mezcal scenes, I see! 😁 thanks for the comment! Cheers! 🤗
Great video! I love seeing how Chicago culture is present in the city. Often times people go to the U.S. and stay (for a number of different reasons) but I like how people are returning and starting businesses. A real investment in the community.
that is really cool, huh? it reassures us that there are opportunities for us Mexican Americans who've lived on the other side of the border and can offer something fun, fresh, and unique 💡🙂
Loving your T-Shirt "De aquí y de allá." It tells me you actually value your heritage as you should. Both the US and Mexico have so much to offer in their own way. I was actually born in the State of Durango and grew up in Durango Capital. Thank you for your video and for sharing it. I hope you guys had a great time discovering mi tierra, callada y tranquila ciudad Colonial. Great content. Saludos.
Hola Guys... Que Chido que presentan muy Seguido mi Linda Ciudad Capital de Durango... Durango Rifa... Un Saludo Desde CALIFORNIA...🇺🇸🇺🇸🇲🇽🇲🇽
Gracias por ver nuestro video Rodolfo te lo agradezco bastante.
Que hermososo es Durango . Y que delicia de comida comen estos jovencitos. Yo tengo que ir a a probar esas gorditas que están comiendo.
Y no se va a arrepentir si va. La comida es deliciosa. Bueno, yo soy de allá, pero la verdad es que sí. Es muy buena. Saludos.
Good friend of mine grew up on a cattle ranch up in mountains outside of Durango.. his family still has several thousand acres there. I want to go there with him one day.
Oh wow! I’m sure it’s worth the visit!
@@EatBailaTravel Maybe someday
Same here..my family owns a ranch in Municipio de Santiago Papasquiaro..San Jose de Cañas..it's family owned..not an ejido...best beef around...
Great video
thank you for showing with your travels my beautiful state of Durango 🦂 proud Duranguense by blood 🦂
Thank you for watching and commenting glad you enjoyed the video. We hope to come back to Durango soon!
It snows in the sierras near Tepehuanes it's awesome over there
it must be so beautiful
What a great video! Thank you for showing out my city, you guys really make it justice for the beauty of the city!
I'm so glad to hear we could do it justice 😊❤️
thanks ❤ my dad is from durango. i’ve only been as a kid.
I hope you get to enjoy again sometime soon! It really is lovely. You’ll feel so nostalgic and probably want to move there lol
So cool, I wouldn’t have thought Durango looked as colorful as it does here! I am going to have to check out the Pancho Villa museum! Will have to add that the list of places to visit! I am loving your muñeca Lele bag, we bought ours in Amealco! We use it when we go grocery shopping here in the states!
I love my Lele bag! also got it in Amealco 😊 and yea Durango has been nothing but a pleasant surprise all throughout ❤️
Es hermoso mi Durango 🥰
y sí 😊❤️🦂🇲🇽
Llevo 7 meses en Texas y ver este video me emociona mucho, pues yo nací en Durango y conozco todos esos lugares, un mes más y nos regresamos a nuestro hermoso rancho!🤩
Durango es una chulada nos encantó y la gente es súper buena onda. Esperamos regresar pronto!
No sé olviden nunca de Durangito hermoso
The cowboy statue is of John Wayne, a lot of his movies where filmed in Durango. Love my parents hometown, can’t wait to visit soon!
correct! 😊 such a great city for so many reasons 🥰
Great video as always... we still love your videos! You are awesome ❣️
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A dear friend sent this video so I could see what her hometown looks like. I've never been to Mexico, but now Durango is on the bucket list!
So cool! Durango really is lovely 😊 we have a few more Durango videos to help you plan your Durango itinerary. You can't miss the Viejo Oeste (Old West) movie set and theme park! Super cool. Thanks for your comment 😊
You better go!
My mom and dad are from Durango, deep in the mountains. A Pueblo called San Pedro, I've been there 3 or 4 times when I was younger. My grandmother and some uncles still live there and i have some uncles in the city of Durango. I miss being there. It was beautiful, now I live in the smoky mountains in east Tennessee. I hike up here and it reminds me of being there
nice to have that nostalgia of your heritage-land in your current homeland 🫶🏽 hope you get to visit Durango again soon, lots has probably changed since you last went as a kid!
@EatBailaTravel thank you. I'm sure things have changed a lot. I want to take my kids to see it and make their own memories
Great video y’all as always! Thank you for always sharing history & making it educational as well as funny 👌🏽
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Que bello vlog gracias por visitar mi hermoso estado Durango ☺️😍💕
las gracias se las debemos a la hermosa gente duranguense 😊❤️
Woow gracias por presentar Durango y tienen un buen acento al presentarlo yo lo compartiré para que conozcan lo lindo se DURANGO es tan agradable y lindo y su comida no se diga mmmmm...😋😋
💯 Durango es una ciudad muy linda y su gente más! me alegra que le haya gustado el video y muchas gracias por compartirlo para que más personas conozcan Durango 😊❤️
@@EatBailaTravel si gracias lo compartiré porque me encantó como lo presentan, y así me gustaría presentar mi Durango , pero mi ingjes no es fluido todavía 😁 me refiero porque para dar a conocer a extranjeros
@@normatarkan_fans8521 siii Durango merece ser conocido 😊🌎❤️
@@EatBailaTravel Gracias
Thank you for showing Durango!
Glad you enjoyed our video in Durango we look forward to going back.
Gracias por hablar de mi ciudad, estamos muy orgullosos de toda nuestra cultura y muchas veces locales olvidamos que ¡somos turísticos!
Nos encantó Durango y se merece más visibilidad y que el mundo lo aprecie ❤️
@@EatBailaTravel aún seguimos siendo muy cinematográficos dado que esta semana se cerraron calles para terminar la filmación de la película "The Death doesnt Hurt"
@@XE2AWB-Radioaficionado-Dgo. super cool!!
Buen trabajo muchachos, continúen así 👍
Muchas gracias amigo 😊
These are the types of videos I love most from you. Historical. I learn so much - like I never knew what Pancho Villa's real name was. While am not related to him, my family has a historic link to his famous story.
ooh I would love to know what connection your family has to him. Let us know if you ever make a video about it 🙂
@@EatBailaTravel There probably won’t be a video. Haha. But in a nutshell: My great aunt Virginia Perezchica’s husband Ramon Esquivel was raised in a Mexican orphanage where they taught him English. After he migrated to the US he served as a translator for General Pershing when the army chased Pancho Villa into Mexico.
I love this place. I am moving there from the USA in December with my fiance🥰
I think it's a lovely place to live! We didn't end up talking about it much in this video but we did think about it a lot and would definitely come back for an extended visit and see what it's like to live here. Maybe we'll be neighbors soon 😉
Looks so clean. Beautiful
It is a very clean city!
Very nice Video. I was Born in Nuevo Ideal Durango. A small town about an hour from down town Durango. Visited Durango in January 2023. Very busy city during the Christmas and New Years holidays. Loved it.
We loved Durango we look forward to going back. We might have Durango in our plans for September and we plan to head to Santiago and Tepehuanes.
Nuevo Ideal..aka Patos..Chinacates..Palestina..La Campana..love the area
Excellent video! I visit Mazatlan often but never been to Durango. I need to check it out!
We have never been to Mazatlán but we hear great things! Let us know what you think next time you visit.
You guys must visit Mazatlan! The amazing seafood, friendly people, great weather, historic downtown, the malecon, theatre/arts/music, good nightlife... ☺️
Glad you had a good time in my Hometown
Excelente video 👌 gracias por dar difusión a Durango Dgo mi ciudad, créanme que si hubiesen buscado un poco más habrían encontrado gorditas de chile pasado en el mercado Gómez Palacio.
Durango se lo merece! Y sí te lo creo, se nos acabó el tiempo muy rápido (porque entre semana trabajamos como todo el mundo y para pasear y conocer solo los fines de semana o a veces en las tardecitas despues de trabajar 😅) se nos hará falta otra vuelta por allá para conocer más y por fin conseguir las gorditas de chile pasado 😋
@@EatBailaTravel cuando gusten son bienvenidos gracias por la difusión a Durango, aquí es tierra de gente buena gente entrona que no se raja diría mi abuelita aquí se hizo la revolución y al ajeno nos quitamos la camisa para dársela, siempre es plausible que venga gente como ustedes aquí siempre hay cabida para ustedes.
@@santossolano6617 qué amable amigo muchas gracias 😊🙏🏽
Okay okay you've convinced me!! Added to my Mexico travel list 😉
You should! Nice to hear from ya, Crosby, hope you're well! 😊
You really should,its beautiful and the people there are awesome
My sister in law has a house there she loves it. We will be there this Dec/Jan.
Nice! hasta a nosotros nos dieron ganas de conseguir casita por allá 😁
My fave video…I am not biased at all…Great vid guys!
Haha not biased huh? Jk thank you so much for watching and commenting
Gorditas de chile pasado, las encuentras en Nuevo Ideal, Santiago Papasquiaro y para esos rumbos.
Queríamos ir a Santiago pero a la última hora se nos cambiaron los planes y no pudimos ir.. pero para la próxima seguramente!! 😋😊
Awesome video. Thanks, guys !
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Gracias por visitar mi hermosa ciudad de Durango!!!
Un gran gusto! La verdad gracias a la hermosa gente duranguense por su amabilidad ❤️
This is where my dads father is from
Nice! Have you been?
It looks beautiful, I was born there , however I never been back since
We hope someday you make it back because Durango was such a beautiful place!
Not Jenny bumping into the maseta lol....Love your videos.
Lmaoo I almost did though!! 😅😅
avisen cuando vengan y les consigo un chile pasado , saludos excelente video
Muchas gracias, Ever! con mucho gusto
Me encantó el video de esta hermosa tierra!!!!! Muchas gracias🙌🏼🤗💐
Me da mucho gusto 😊gracias a ti!
Precioso me quiero ir
Fun Fact one the best spirit company Lágrimas de Dolores Mezcal is in Durango. Highly recommended
"de aquí y de allá" as on the tshirt, is a welcome statement of a phrase I knew as "ni de aquí ni de allá" Thank s for the fun video.
Yes, we sell these “de aquí y de allá” because we’d like to change the narrative from “ni de aqui ni de allá”. Saludos amigo!
Gracias por visitarnos en Durango saludos 😍😍😘
gracias por saludar! 😊😊
Hace años que no boy para Durango me encanta caminar y la comida la disfruto mucho 😋
que lindo que es Durango espero que pueda ir pronto!
Great vid--made me want to visit!
glad you enjoyed 😊
“Oh my god!!! I’m gonna need a bigger bottle” 😂😂😂😂😂
😆 one of my favorite moments in this video haha
"THE HOLYWOOD OF MEXICO" Durango Mexico. Chulada!!!! Gracias por compartir. Great job amigos👍Tambien a mi me gustan las gorditas,... y las flakitas🤗 Y que Viva Pancho Villa 🇺🇸🦂🇲🇽
Thank you thank you 🙏🏽😄
It gets really cold in the winter. Truste me I lived for 17 years. You really age in the winter.
Yikes! I agree, winter ages you.. dang, how cold does it get?
Another fun visit with you guys! Thanks for the Durango tour. That statue was "The Duke"... John Wayne. 🙂
Yes it was! 😊 thanks for your comment!
I love durango thats where my parents live and every time i go i have so much fun and the food its so fire 🔥 you guys definitely need to try those tacos encuerados lol the best 👌
fine fine we'll try the tacos encuerados next time! 😁😅
Durango definitely on my list
Let us know what you think once you visit! We have really enjoyed it.
Even though the city is getting more westernized. And might be attractive to tourists. I would say the real fun and adventure is in the mountains. But I don’t believe there’s any tour guides there yet. It’s beautiful lots of wildlife, so many of waterfalls, rivers, presas etc
Excellent tour. Muchas gracias.
Thank you! glad you enjoyed
I want 2 explore my Durango
Durango is wonderful. I hope you can explore it soon!
Chile pasado will be by the sierras near Tepehuanes 4 sho
we're going back to Durango next month! hoping to finally have our gorditas de chile pasado 😋
If i'm walking backwards there i'd be falling into one of those large planters. -Marc
I certainly almost did! Haha. Caught myself just in time 😅
Chile pasado is hard to find in the city you have to go to the ranchos outside the city where they have them
We’ll be back in September so we’ll be heading on a chile pasado hunt
@@EatBailaTravel i suggest for you to go to San juan del rio is another little city but its close to the Ranchos you will find them there forsure, saludos and safe travel
SEDENA just casually in the reflection 1:37 lol
ajajajjaja lol Saludos
Excellent. 👍👍👍👍Sending Hugs Pechocha y Pechocho ❤❤❤
Aww glad you enjoyed! Saludos!
my family is from Durango and my Abuelita made gorditas de Chile pasado all the time. You probably needed to go further out the center of town
Yes we later learned that chile pasado is more common to the north of Durango city to the area of Santiago Papasquiaro. We look forward to going back to that area.
On the street of the Airbnb (can't recall the street name) that I stayed at in Durango, there were burrito and gordita restaurants like every 5 shops. That's all they eat there haha.
yup haha we went to a place called Guacamaya a couple times
durango represent
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Hola, gracias por visitar mi lindo Durango,si quieren gorditas de chile pasado,pasen a Stgo Papasquiaro, yo invito!
ay muchas gracias Julieta qué amable 🥰 nos encantaría compartir unas gorditas de chile pasado contigo 😊
That's John Wayne ❤
It is! You got it 😁
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we do too ❤️😊
Great video!
Thank you for watching and commenting
John Wayne (aka Marion Morrison). Looks like a great town to spend some time in.
We look forward to going back! Saludos Steve!
Very disappointed not to see outtakes of Jenny falling backwards into the planter.,😸.
Durango looks really cool. I like places that aren't overly visited. Been dying to go to Zacatecas for years but hard to get there from San Jose del Cabo if you are lazy and don't like cold weather. Take care, you two, and all the best!
hahahaha I love that people are catching that 😂 I will have to post the rest of that clip to show everyone what happened 😅
Zacatecas can be chilly even in August! I think the best time to visit Zacatecas would be May 🙂
We noticed that too. We were like "Oh no Jenny, aguas!"
@@theloveofmezcal3873 😂😅
Nice video. Saludos!
Thank you! Glad you liked it 🙂
In the kermesse of the Church Santa Cruz (Holy Cross) you can find the chile pasado stew. Only in may 3rd.
Deliciuos!!
Ohhh why only on May 3rd??
Because in Mexico in May we celebrate a catholic religious tradition of the Holy Cross and the people (the neighbors of the Church) organize a kermesse.
@@normavazquez6847 ohhh special occasion! Cool!
You’ll find Chile Pasado in norther Durango
Then we’ll have to come back to Durango and explore the northern part next time!
Durango looks awesome thanks
It’s super underrated!
sign us up on the “Give Jenny & Kevin a Star” campaign! Scorpion shots for the win.
Hahaha that would be a dream come true!
Yo soy de Durango, we do eat chile pasado con queso 😋
Yummy 😋 ya se me antojó!
quiero compartirlo en mi Facebook porfavor yo trabajo en el corredor y me sería un honor mostrar esto a más gente
Claro que sí amiga el honor sería nuestro que lo comparte 😊
Tanbien a conocer la comida a base de alacran paletas mezcal brochetas
Dallas has been drenched today by remnants of Roslyn, the big storm which had made landfall near Durango. hope there're few casualties in Mexico! must have packed a wallop there yesterday.
Wow it reached Texas?? 😓 it was a big one. 3 causalities reported as of 2 hours ago 😔
I leave for Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta today! Any recommendations to eat in GDL? WOO HOO PIZZA FROM CHICAGO!!!
In Guadalajara, the street burgers and Egyptian street food on Ave Chapultepec are super good.
Very good video. Thanks
In Chicago where is a good Durango restaurant with chile pasado and burritos with real flour tortillas? Thanks
On the southwest side in the town of Cicero, Gorditas Don Angel for gorditas de chile pasado and for burritos de tortilla de harina at El Pollo Vagabundo in North Lake. I'm sure they're not the only ones but they're the only ones we know 😃
@@EatBailaTravel - thanks very much. We just moved closer to the north side - Dad is from Guanacevi and mom is from Santa Maria area - that food brings back great memories. Great channel good luck to you and yours
@@Asdfghjkl1234 thank you! 🤗 hope you find some good food! North side has a great diversity of food
Si buscan chile pasado necesitan ir a ranchitos de Durango, es complicado encontrarlo en la ciudad
siiii ya nos dimos cuentas despues 😅 pa la otra! 😊
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Tienen muuy buen acento, felicidades:)
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Chile pasado is in the mountain ranges, go to Creel in Chihuahua and you can find it there. I loved Durango, I think my favorite foods were the caldo durangense and the hamburgers. I went to Pancho Villas house in Chihuahua, that place was crazy. They have the car that he was killed in, there are bullet holes that are like bigger than three fingers. I think they shot him with at least 55 caliber bullets.
we didn't get around to trying caldo duranguense so that will be a priority on our next visit 🙂 and whaaat I'm surprised that car he was killed in is at his house and not at the museum 😯 crazy that they still have things like that at his house!
@@EatBailaTravel to be fair his house is pretty much a museum, it is owned by the Mexican army and officially it is an army garrison, but for 15 mxn, they let you walk through it and the public part is like a museum. The car is one of the few things I got to take a picture of because they only allow pictures outside the building.
@@pedrozatravel oh wow! Super cool, we’ll try to check it out someday thanks for sharing 😊
@@pedrozatravel very cool!!
Dope I was just there for the 15th lol
oh awesome!! we saw the decorations going up but left by August 30th so we didn't get to see it all lit up, I bet it looked amazing 🥲
@@EatBailaTravelYes it was. If I could share a photo I would lol
Durango es un estado muy bonito y si tenemos mucho que ofrecer, tenemos de las mejores sierras del país, el problema de nuestro estado es la gente somos muy cerrados y no tenemos la cultura de hospitalidad ni servicio, sin mencionar que el centro habré a las 10 u once de la mañana y todavía unos cierran a las 2 y vuelven abrir a las 4 y donde vayan son mala carientos si vienes con mente abierta y sin grandes expectaciones si te la pasas muy bien.
lo bueno que sí llegamos con la mente totalmente abierta aunque tuvimos mínima idea de lo que nos esperaba, nos encantó descubrir todo lo bonito 😊 y gracia nos dió de lo equivocados que estabamos de esperar encontrarnos con puro desierto y pasito duranguense 🤭 en otro video hablamos de eso. Pero la verdad la gente nos pareció muy linda y amable 😊
COOL VIDEO
Thank you, Alfredo!
Love this videos, by the way Jenny's teeth are beautiful ❤️
aw thank you, Cristina! 😁 I brush them sometimes! haha jk, gotta take good care of these, the braces were expensive 😅
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