🇺🇸 I hope you enjoyed taking a walk around SLP! Next up is a NIGHTTIME TAMBORAZO video in Zacatecas (epic), followed up by an afternoon in GUADALUPE before heading back to Torreón! 🇲🇽 ¡Espero que hayas disfrutado dando un paseo por SLP! El siguiente es un video de TAMBORAZO NOCTURNO en Zacatecas (épico), seguido de una tarde en GUADALUPE antes de regresar a Torreón.
No vivo permanentemente en México, no soy mexicano mujer, soy estadounidense mujer desde Fort Worth, Texas, pero creo que México tiene la cultura más poderosa del mundo. Amo este país , su gastronomia, su cultura, amo a la gentle de este país ...Visité este país este año , no digo que se acabó, solo nos vemos el año que viene...
Esa es mi tierra llena de color sabor olor y gente linda saludos yo soy potosina vivo a 15 minutos de todos esos bellos lugares los cuales me dan orgullo de ser potosina!!! 😉👍❤️😃🇲🇽
Another powerful video...The guy on Sax, with his beautiful melody (... Cómo han pasado los años, Cómo cambiaron las cosas...) perhaps with an appropriate pitch...It's also quite notable that anti-Covid measures stole many smiles from affable people.... San Luis looks quiet, clean and magical.... Much appreciated, Amigo...
Thanks! Awesome sax player. From playing the clarinet for years, I know how difficult a woodwind instrument can be to play well. My teacher was very much into Jazz (I wasn't lol) and encouraged me to improvised duets with him on his sax. I played it once and noticed it was definitely more challenging than a clarinet.
I can actually smell the streets and shops i love downtown SLP i lived there for several years two of my children were born there i have family still there it’s a beautiful city and state my husband is from Tamuin a tiny pueblo in the state of SLP ❤️
My girlfriend and I, are building a new house in Morelia. But San Luis Potosí, will always be my Mexican city. The one, I love the most. But Mexico in general steals your heart, faster than you can say "ahuevo" 😁
Hi David! Nice walkaround in SLP! You can sure tell we're NO LONGER in the Northern Four Tortilla zone! WOW! In this video and the previous SLP one there are so many MX men who are HOT AF there!
A wistful walkabout around San Luis Potosi, a very handsome city. I noticed some mixture of colonial and modern buildings but still a very attractive town. San Luis has been manufacturing railroad stock for a long time and this industry is a big deal in San Luis. You walked quite a bit and gave us a feel of the city on a Saturday evening, l don't know how it is in Europe but mexican cities have music blurting out everywhere and that is a challenge. But you will be back to San Luis, maybe not a while but you have a lot of favorite places as a world traveller.
hey I think it depends on where in Europe. I feel like in Mexico (as I said about CDMX) I was quite surprised that night times can be so quiet. I remember walking at 3am in Narvarte or Portales, not a soul on the street. I feel like big cities in Europe tend to be more active at night, for example I remember I had to get up at 2am once for a flight in Madrid. I had to walk to the bus terminal, it was like a Thursday night and with all the activity it felt like the middle of the day lol. Mexico I feel is very different in this respect.
@@davidostrowski679 oh, l see, l have seen how noisy we Mexicans are compared the US, cities, and assumed that we are above average in noise compared to other countries.
Omg Thank you! For showing this city of San Luis potosi it's my city haven't seen in more then 20 years 😥it feels so nice to see the places it gives me nostalgia to see it.
Glad it brought back memories for you Yolanda! This is exactly why I do these kind of videos. Sometimes it's easy to forget that people don't always live in a place they grew up in, especially when it comes to Mexico! Viva SLP!
the whole crowd and even atmosphere seem completely different at sunset comparing with mid-afternoon crowd, I’m sure it changes again very late at night. You should had one of those cute young dudes😍 holding your hand and walk around town, since everyone else was hugging or holding hands enjoying the nice weather🥰 . . . 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Hi David. Great video. I was born in San Luis Potosi and it's a great city to visit and explore. I love that you aren't afraid to explore even the not so touristy parts. The point is to see from a different perspective.
Nice. Place so nice weather so so big road so beautiful green park big area so nice people walking evening come silver glagen sky nice display by nice video maker ❤️
Love, love LOVE your videos!!!!! Hope to see you one day in San Luis as I visit my family down there. I'm from Chicago originally and would go every year. This makes me nostalgic. Thank you for the vids!!!
Absolutely. I've always found SLP to be clean (in the central area at least!). I guess it's the same anywhere really, keep the tourist areas tidy but to hell with anywhere else
Beautiful San Luis Potosí! About Jurassic Park…I watched it yesterday. We are a Jurassic Park family. I took my youngest daughter, who happens to be the biggest JP fan. We both didn’t exactly enjoy it 100%. Too many characters. Unnecessary characters. Characters with too many scenes that made them seem important to the plot, but were never really explained. Too distracting! Then there were those locust. Why? I got what the plot was about…but why? Some fun parts were the scenes that were supposedly in the Sierra Nevada. The scenery was very familiar. Like looking at my back and front yards. I live on the foothills along the Sierra Nevada. Forest on one side and high desert on the other. Thanks again for the wonderful video of this amazing city!
Jurassic Park family!! I was the only one in my family, I remember seeing it at the cinema when I was 11 (I read the book about a year before that, why I thought that would be appropriate for a 10 year old I don't know lol). I agree with what you're saying. Too many characters and the whole ending sequence seemed a little forced in terms of 'we must include a shot of each character in peril!' along with obvious nostalgia! On the flip side, I loved that. I think how each character who was a main character in other movies each got a shot as they all came together. I loved the nostalgia - Ellie wearing the same outfit and taking off the sunglasses in the same way, the 'run!' from Claire, the upside down car being pushed around by the Giga, and Ian getting revenge with the torch! I thought Laura Dern was a highlight... she doesn't seem to get much chance to shine. Claire and Wu's character arc resolutions were predictable but satisfying. And the Malta scene!! Wait until my Guadalupe video and you are going to laugh #mexidogs Omg i forgot to add the locusts. I mean was it explained how they engineered them? Might have missed that part as I watched a bad version online lol
@@davidostrowski679 ❤️ Yes, the nostalgia part was cool! Ellie and everyone from the original, that were on it….were awesome to see! My oldest daughter, who saw it a week earlier that her sister and I, even quizzed us when we got home. She asked if we knew who Dr. Lewis Dodgson was from the first JP. I answered her immediately! I told her it was the character trying to buy the Barbasol embryos from computer programmer Dennis Nedry! She was surprised I caught that. She didn’t realize it, until after she got home and started reading other peoples reviews. That felt like when she was little and she thought mommy knew everything, all over again! 😂🤣 Jurassic Park was released in theaters the year I graduated High School, in California. Back then the youth was calling it JurASSic Park! 😂🤣 Also, my English was finally good enough to actually understand most of the movie!!! There were a lot of movies I rewatched later on, and finally understood! 🥹😁 Thank you for sharing your Jurassic Park opinions, memories and experiences with us. I enjoy living your travel experiences through you. Looking forward to more! ❤️ take care!
It is a lovely and friendly city. Did you try candy from Costanzo ? The state of SLP is geographically diverse and fascinating with some spectacular natural scenery. Edit: I see in another video that you tried Costanzo’s 😋.
@@davidostrowski679 Soledad de Graziano Sanchez, SLP, is sister city to the town where I live. I’ve been there several times. I always come home with great memories …and Costanzo’s 😄. I have just discovered your videos and am enjoying them.
Many stores with forced English names. Those store's owners must have children named Bryan Perez, Katheryne Gonzalez, Landon Garcia, Britney Ramos, Winston Gomez, Sophie Lopez, Washington Macias, Andrew Moreno, etc. etc.
At least in this part of the city, which I presume is the center, all the buildings look very elegant. Interesting to see that Sears is still around although I think they filed for bankruptcy in 2018.
SLP is a classic example of preservation and investment in Centro historico areas, lovely! But of course that's why I went to the 'regular streets' later just to highlight that not everywhere is so beautiful!
I love getting lost on this beautiful city... I found it a little bit curious that you didn't mention some of the museums you had walked through when you recorded this. If y'all ever get the opportunity to visit San Luis, I'd love to recommend you to visit the Contemporary Art Museum. One of the museums that appeared on the video
After travelling full-time for 6 years I cannot set foot in another museum lol. I talked about a couple in the regular video prior to this, Leonora Carrington and another one I think. Re museums in Mexico, generally filming is prohibited which is another reason they do not appear in videos
I love your videos. What do you think engaging with the locals and having a meal in their houses or buying a local lunch and talk about the community politics/crime etc
Unfortunately 99% of the time people either refuse to be on camera or are uncomfortable doing so. I'd love to but as soon as they see the camera they run, especially in Mexico!! I gave up trying a long time ago! I did one a few years ago which was a cooking class in someone's house in CDMX
You missed Real de Catorce... despite mentioning my trip there on numerous occasions and purposely inserting clips of the video JAJA. Fortunately no one has left that comment yet LOLZ
I find San Luis Potosí has somewhat of a "big Mexican city" vibe. That solemn architecture and dusty lonely backstreets reminds me of some places here in Mexico City. Interesting, I always thought of SLP something more like Queretaro.
I love this type of videos David. You know the reason that most dogs in the street are aggresive or look really on edge is because at least 95% of them had owners but then the owners abandon them on the street and they leave them to their own luck and most of them dont get good treatment from the people. Is a real problem in most of the country a lot of people abandon their dogs and dont care about them, the abandonment rate is really high. I dont get it ,if people are gonna end up abandoning their dogs why do they have one ? Thats just cruel !
Agree man. Mexidogs for me are iconic. Yes, some are a bit vicious (I remember a time near a train line somewhere, I can't remember where, 3 rottweilers cornered me by a fence (like velociraptors lol) but they were fine. A cat appeared and they chased that instead. 99% of the time they are friendly (at least in my experience) and it's clear they just want/need some love. It's crazy that people would get any pet and not understand it's a lifelong commitment. This is why I'm apprehensive about getting a cat. I mean, a cat is much more independent but I still don't know if I currently have the capacity to look after a cat for it's whole life, hence I don't think it's a good idea. One of my next videos actually has what I'm calling 'an ode to Mexidogs', it's a joke chase scene in Zacatecas inspired by a scene in the new Jurassic World movie lol
@@ninjaelite15 me refiero a que está muy bien conservada su ciudad, aquí en Hermosillo, desde hace décadas han estado diferentes partidos y han destruido los edificios históricos, secaron la Presa porque desviaron el río a los ranchos de los políticos. Y fraccionaron todo el río. Igual PRI, pan y morena por igual.
@@mariusgeschatz268 me parece que todas las casas antiguas que están en el centro son patrimonio de México y creo que no las pueden destruir los dueños así como así, también para remodelar se necesita un permiso especial y las fachadas tiene que ser con el mismo diseño que tenían o parecido, eso es lo que escuché pero no se si sea verdad, es por eso que hay casas muy deterioradas por que es muy caro remodelarlas y mucho tramite.
You needed to open the lens more , look up at the buildings , that city has a very sober architecture , I lived there for many years , that 's why I tell you , thanks for promoting my city .
The whole purpose of this type of video is that it's a walkaround at eye level. I look at buildings in my regular style videos. That's the furthest the lens goes, it's a DJI Osmo Pocket not a proper camera. I've filmed numerous videos in SLP over the last 3 years, it wasn't my first time in the city, I would've thought that was blindly obvious
Comparing Córdoba, Orizaba, Morelia and San Luis Potosí, wich one YOU would choose to live in ? I mean move there maybe for good ? 😮👍🙏 I prefer moderate weather and if there is hot..prefer NOT humidity.
@@davidostrowski679 You are the type of tourist we like here in Mexico David who only comes for a while to spend some money here in our country but then leaves and doesn't stay permanently like some Americans and Canadians are doing these days as digital nomads working remotely for US and Canadian companies. I prefer tourists come visit our country then leave after a while and not stay permanently.
yeah low light annoys me to be honest so I always try to get filming done before the sun starts to go down. A lot of viewers don't seem to realise that filming after dark is often a waste of time!
Ve a pasear a la colonia Arbolitos, Pavon, Terremoto, Tercera Grande, El Morro, Satélite, Aguaje, Morales, Hogares Ferrocarrileros, San Francisco, Santa Fe, Progreso, etc. Te recibirán con los brazos abiertos y verás la verdadera cara de San Luis potosí.
Bonita ciudad, pero como alguien nacido en México viviendo en EEUU, me pregunto: A quien, o que instancia del gobierno le corresponde el mantenimiento de las calles, aceras etc? Da tristeza mirar aceras y calles tan viejas, con hollos, y los cables del alumbrado publico deberian estar bajo tierra, no expuestos. Que se hace con el presupuesto publico?
Yo dude u better give me a shout-out RN My boiii bert and benjamin and waymen and chop and we need to start a riot bc his airlines got suspened due to driving in class.
🇺🇸 I hope you enjoyed taking a walk around SLP! Next up is a NIGHTTIME TAMBORAZO video in Zacatecas (epic), followed up by an afternoon in GUADALUPE before heading back to Torreón!
🇲🇽 ¡Espero que hayas disfrutado dando un paseo por SLP! El siguiente es un video de TAMBORAZO NOCTURNO en Zacatecas (épico), seguido de una tarde en GUADALUPE antes de regresar a Torreón.
Yeeeeree , welcome ti Torreón 😍
To Torreón
Si vuelves a san luis deberias visitar el parque tangamanga 1, tiene muchos lugares interesantes
No vivo permanentemente en México, no soy mexicano mujer, soy estadounidense mujer desde Fort Worth, Texas, pero creo que México tiene la cultura más poderosa del mundo. Amo este país , su gastronomia, su cultura, amo a la gentle de este país ...Visité este país este año , no digo que se acabó, solo nos vemos el año que viene...
that was a good walkabout, SLP looks worthy of a visit, safe travels my man, your journey has been fun to follow, love the mexi-dogs
Thanks man, I'm literally editing a Jurassic World inspired Mexidog chase scene right now. Iconic LPL
Esa es mi tierra llena de color sabor olor y gente linda saludos yo soy potosina vivo a 15 minutos de todos esos bellos lugares los cuales me dan orgullo de ser potosina!!! 😉👍❤️😃🇲🇽
Another powerful video...The guy on Sax, with his beautiful melody (... Cómo han pasado los años, Cómo cambiaron las cosas...) perhaps with an appropriate pitch...It's also quite notable that anti-Covid measures stole many smiles from affable people.... San Luis looks quiet, clean and magical.... Much appreciated, Amigo...
Thanks! Awesome sax player. From playing the clarinet for years, I know how difficult a woodwind instrument can be to play well. My teacher was very much into Jazz (I wasn't lol) and encouraged me to improvised duets with him on his sax. I played it once and noticed it was definitely more challenging than a clarinet.
San Luis Potosí una gran ciudad con mucha historia de mas de 400 años de existencia.
Que agradable es mirar las calles limpias ,saludos desde California
desde Serbia, tambien !
🇲🇽🌵grasias por subir vídeo de SAN LUIS POTOSI🌵👍 chulada de estado love mis tierras POTOSINAS saludos DAVID desde CDMX👍🌵🇲🇽
One of your best ones so far, and the perfect hour to explore and get the colors more alive and appreciate SLP even more!🙌❤✌
The Zacatecas one is even better haha
@@davidostrowski679 i bet..looking forward to it🤙
Mi QUERIDO PAIS SAN LUIS POTOSÍ SUS COMIDAS SUS TRADICIONALES EXCELENTE VIDEO SU BONITO PAISAJE Y UN BUEN LUGAR PARA VISITAR SALUDOS
GREAT JOB DAVID! You choosed the best time to film.. the light works perfect on those colonial buildings.
I can actually smell the streets and shops i love downtown SLP i lived there for several years two of my children were born there i have family still there it’s a beautiful city and state my husband is from Tamuin a tiny pueblo in the state of SLP ❤️
I like the vibe the evening brings to these videos.
HERMOSAS IMAGENES GRACIAS POR 🙏🏻 COMPARTIR TAN BONITO VIDEO GRACIAS DAVID 💖 ESPERAMOS MUY ANCIOSOS TU PROXIMO VIDEO
Hay un montón de cosas hermosas en mi bella ciudad
My girlfriend and I, are building a new house in Morelia. But San Luis Potosí, will always be my Mexican city. The one, I love the most.
But Mexico in general steals your heart, faster than you can say "ahuevo" 😁
a huevo! jaja
Mi San Luis ♥♥♥
Hi David! Nice walkaround in SLP! You can sure tell we're NO LONGER in the Northern Four Tortilla zone! WOW! In this video and the previous SLP one there are so many MX men who are HOT AF there!
In real-time I'm close to the tortilla line again! Torreon!
A wistful walkabout around San Luis Potosi, a very handsome city. I noticed some mixture of colonial and modern buildings but still a very attractive town. San Luis has been manufacturing railroad stock for a long time and this industry is a big deal in San Luis. You walked quite a bit and gave us a feel of the city on a Saturday evening, l don't know how it is in Europe but mexican cities have music blurting out everywhere and that is a challenge. But you will be back to San Luis, maybe not a while but you have a lot of favorite places as a world traveller.
hey I think it depends on where in Europe. I feel like in Mexico (as I said about CDMX) I was quite surprised that night times can be so quiet. I remember walking at 3am in Narvarte or Portales, not a soul on the street. I feel like big cities in Europe tend to be more active at night, for example I remember I had to get up at 2am once for a flight in Madrid. I had to walk to the bus terminal, it was like a Thursday night and with all the activity it felt like the middle of the day lol. Mexico I feel is very different in this respect.
@@davidostrowski679 oh, l see, l have seen how noisy we Mexicans are compared the US, cities, and assumed that we are above average in noise compared to other countries.
Omg Thank you! For showing this city of San Luis potosi it's my city haven't seen in more then 20 years 😥it feels so nice to see the places it gives me nostalgia to see it.
Glad it brought back memories for you Yolanda! This is exactly why I do these kind of videos. Sometimes it's easy to forget that people don't always live in a place they grew up in, especially when it comes to Mexico! Viva SLP!
Thanks David for tour videos
I mess mi hometown enjoy!!
Great 👍 my friend!!! Feliz sábado 👍👍👍🍺🍺🍺
Another great video! The name of the song the sax player is performing is "Como han pasado los anos" by the legendary Rocio Durcal.
Amazing! I recognised what he was playing before that but couldn't recognise this one! Now I now! Thanks Ron!
la huella de los conquistadores españoles está presente en cada rincón de México, en sus edificios, en su arquitectura , en todo
Another beautiful Mexican City… SLP
the whole crowd and even atmosphere seem completely different at sunset comparing with mid-afternoon crowd, I’m sure it changes again very late at night. You should had one of those cute young dudes😍 holding your hand and walk around town, since everyone else was hugging or holding hands enjoying the nice weather🥰 . . . 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
I just wrote a long a reply but it disappeared. Brilliant. Theres another one from Zacatecas soon! Young dudes lol no I'd prefer cats
I always love your Walkabout videos and commentary! Thank you 🙏
glad you like them deborah!
OMG, the Italian Coffee Company. Dovrebbe essere L'Azienda Italiana del Caffè di San Luis Potosi
i think italians would cry if they went to that place
Hi David. Great video. I was born in San Luis Potosi and it's a great city to visit and explore. I love that you aren't afraid to explore even the not so touristy parts. The point is to see from a different perspective.
Se ve bonito🤩⭐espero ir pronto. ✨😉🇲🇽
Thanks,it's wonderful
Nice. Place so nice weather so so big road so beautiful green park big area so nice people walking evening come silver glagen sky nice display by nice video maker ❤️
Fantastic video! ❤️
Love, love LOVE your videos!!!!! Hope to see you one day in San Luis as I visit my family down there. I'm from Chicago originally and would go every year. This makes me nostalgic. Thank you for the vids!!!
Bello mi San Luis Tengo mis casitas solas en San Luis y en Tierra Nueva mi rancho Solo extra mucho vivo en Houston hojala pronto buelva
@@miguelvillela9674 me rentas por mientras,?
I notice no trash on the streets 👍👍👍 unfortunately not all cities in Mexico are this clean.
Absolutely. I've always found SLP to be clean (in the central area at least!). I guess it's the same anywhere really, keep the tourist areas tidy but to hell with anywhere else
Muy bello lugar construcciones antiguas me gusta saludos desde Cuba gracias
Beautiful San Luis Potosí!
About Jurassic Park…I watched it yesterday. We are a Jurassic Park family. I took my youngest daughter, who happens to be the biggest JP fan. We both didn’t exactly enjoy it 100%.
Too many characters. Unnecessary characters. Characters with too many scenes that made them seem important to the plot, but were never really explained. Too distracting!
Then there were those locust. Why? I got what the plot was about…but why?
Some fun parts were the scenes that were supposedly in the Sierra Nevada. The scenery was very familiar. Like looking at my back and front yards. I live on the foothills along the Sierra Nevada. Forest on one side and high desert on the other.
Thanks again for the wonderful video of this amazing city!
Jurassic Park family!! I was the only one in my family, I remember seeing it at the cinema when I was 11 (I read the book about a year before that, why I thought that would be appropriate for a 10 year old I don't know lol).
I agree with what you're saying. Too many characters and the whole ending sequence seemed a little forced in terms of 'we must include a shot of each character in peril!' along with obvious nostalgia!
On the flip side, I loved that. I think how each character who was a main character in other movies each got a shot as they all came together.
I loved the nostalgia - Ellie wearing the same outfit and taking off the sunglasses in the same way, the 'run!' from Claire, the upside down car being pushed around by the Giga, and Ian getting revenge with the torch!
I thought Laura Dern was a highlight... she doesn't seem to get much chance to shine. Claire and Wu's character arc resolutions were predictable but satisfying.
And the Malta scene!! Wait until my Guadalupe video and you are going to laugh #mexidogs
Omg i forgot to add the locusts. I mean was it explained how they engineered them? Might have missed that part as I watched a bad version online lol
@@davidostrowski679
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Yes, the nostalgia part was cool! Ellie and everyone from the original, that were on it….were awesome to see!
My oldest daughter, who saw it a week earlier that her sister and I, even quizzed us when we got home. She asked if we knew who Dr. Lewis Dodgson was from the first JP. I answered her immediately! I told her it was the character trying to buy the Barbasol embryos from computer programmer Dennis Nedry! She was surprised I caught that. She didn’t realize it, until after she got home and started reading other peoples reviews. That felt like when she was little and she thought mommy knew everything, all over again! 😂🤣
Jurassic Park was released in theaters the year I graduated High School, in California. Back then the youth was calling it JurASSic Park! 😂🤣 Also, my English was finally good enough to actually understand most of the movie!!! There were a lot of movies I rewatched later on, and finally understood! 🥹😁
Thank you for sharing your Jurassic Park opinions, memories and experiences with us.
I enjoy living your travel experiences through you. Looking forward to more! ❤️ take care!
The part when the guys starts playing the sax and the atmosphere is awesome but then you turn around and there's 2 spiderman lmao
Hello from Minneapolis MN San Luis potosi is my hometown summer is of perfect weather colonial city look like Europe city
beautiful video friend, I liked it, thanks for sharing it.
Thanks! Another one from Zacatecas coming soon!
It is a lovely and friendly city. Did you try candy from Costanzo ? The state of SLP is geographically diverse and fascinating with some spectacular natural scenery.
Edit: I see in another video that you tried Costanzo’s 😋.
haha i think costanzos were in multiple videos over the years even some in Zacatecas too
@@davidostrowski679 Soledad de Graziano Sanchez, SLP, is sister city to the town where I live. I’ve been there several times. I always come home with great memories …and Costanzo’s 😄. I have just discovered your videos and am enjoying them.
Many stores with forced English names. Those store's owners must have children named Bryan Perez, Katheryne Gonzalez, Landon Garcia, Britney Ramos, Winston Gomez, Sophie Lopez, Washington Macias, Andrew Moreno, etc. etc.
I live here. It’s an amazing city.
At least in this part of the city, which I presume is the center, all the buildings look very elegant. Interesting to see that Sears is still around although I think they filed for bankruptcy in 2018.
SLP is a classic example of preservation and investment in Centro historico areas, lovely! But of course that's why I went to the 'regular streets' later just to highlight that not everywhere is so beautiful!
I love getting lost on this beautiful city... I found it a little bit curious that you didn't mention some of the museums you had walked through when you recorded this. If y'all ever get the opportunity to visit San Luis, I'd love to recommend you to visit the Contemporary Art Museum. One of the museums that appeared on the video
After travelling full-time for 6 years I cannot set foot in another museum lol. I talked about a couple in the regular video prior to this, Leonora Carrington and another one I think. Re museums in Mexico, generally filming is prohibited which is another reason they do not appear in videos
I love your videos.
What do you think engaging with the locals and having a meal in their houses or buying a local lunch and talk about the community politics/crime etc
Unfortunately 99% of the time people either refuse to be on camera or are uncomfortable doing so. I'd love to but as soon as they see the camera they run, especially in Mexico!! I gave up trying a long time ago! I did one a few years ago which was a cooking class in someone's house in CDMX
@@davidostrowski679 I'll check it out
Bonito mi san luis potosi saludos desde texas
Saludos cordiales 😀
Caminas demasiado rápido. Muy buen vídeo
I love SLP. Btw, you forgot to visit the Museum of Useless Comments… or you didn’t…
You missed Real de Catorce... despite mentioning my trip there on numerous occasions and purposely inserting clips of the video JAJA. Fortunately no one has left that comment yet LOLZ
I find San Luis Potosí has somewhat of a "big Mexican city" vibe. That solemn architecture and dusty lonely backstreets reminds me of some places here in Mexico City. Interesting, I always thought of SLP something more like Queretaro.
DAVIIIdddd bbg
i Need a shout out RNNNN before i get angry and show my demons and go sicko mode like travis scott. Thank u babee
Friend, you have to come to Tamasopo in San Luis Potosí , the place is so incredible
8:17 It takes even more courage to sing in public.
100%
Nice!!!
My beautiful city, You should visit The Huasteca Potosina and enjoy nature.
I was there in 2019
Beautiful city . Rather have less material belonging and live in a civilize place than L.A. crime infested barrio . Nice filming David , we enjoyed .
100% agree! That's why I left London years ago!
I love this type of videos David. You know the reason that most dogs in the street are aggresive or look really on edge is because at least 95% of them had owners but then the owners abandon them on the street and they leave them to their own luck and most of them dont get good treatment from the people. Is a real problem in most of the country a lot of people abandon their dogs and dont care about them, the abandonment rate is really high. I dont get it ,if people are gonna end up abandoning their dogs why do they have one ? Thats just cruel !
Agree man. Mexidogs for me are iconic. Yes, some are a bit vicious (I remember a time near a train line somewhere, I can't remember where, 3 rottweilers cornered me by a fence (like velociraptors lol) but they were fine. A cat appeared and they chased that instead. 99% of the time they are friendly (at least in my experience) and it's clear they just want/need some love. It's crazy that people would get any pet and not understand it's a lifelong commitment. This is why I'm apprehensive about getting a cat. I mean, a cat is much more independent but I still don't know if I currently have the capacity to look after a cat for it's whole life, hence I don't think it's a good idea.
One of my next videos actually has what I'm calling 'an ode to Mexidogs', it's a joke chase scene in Zacatecas inspired by a scene in the new Jurassic World movie lol
Está muy bonita su Ciudad, felicidades a las autoridades.
No amigo, la ciudad está muy mal con el gobierno local actual.
@@ninjaelite15 me refiero a que está muy bien conservada su ciudad, aquí en Hermosillo, desde hace décadas han estado diferentes partidos y han destruido los edificios históricos, secaron la Presa porque desviaron el río a los ranchos de los políticos.
Y fraccionaron todo el río.
Igual PRI, pan y morena por igual.
@@mariusgeschatz268 me parece que todas las casas antiguas que están en el centro son patrimonio de México y creo que no las pueden destruir los dueños así como así, también para remodelar se necesita un permiso especial y las fachadas tiene que ser con el mismo diseño que tenían o parecido, eso es lo que escuché pero no se si sea verdad, es por eso que hay casas muy deterioradas por que es muy caro remodelarlas y mucho tramite.
@@mariusgeschatz268 no hagas caso a los envidiosos.
You needed to open the lens more , look up at the buildings , that city has a very sober architecture , I lived there for many years , that 's why I tell you , thanks for promoting my city .
The whole purpose of this type of video is that it's a walkaround at eye level. I look at buildings in my regular style videos. That's the furthest the lens goes, it's a DJI Osmo Pocket not a proper camera. I've filmed numerous videos in SLP over the last 3 years, it wasn't my first time in the city, I would've thought that was blindly obvious
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Comparing Córdoba, Orizaba, Morelia and San Luis Potosí, wich one YOU would choose to live in ? I mean move there maybe for good ? 😮👍🙏 I prefer moderate weather and if there is hot..prefer NOT humidity.
San Luis definitely but I'd never move to Mexico full-time even if someone paid me lol
@@davidostrowski679 You are the type of tourist we like here in Mexico David who only comes for a while to spend some money here in our country but then leaves and doesn't stay permanently like some Americans and Canadians are doing these days as digital nomads working remotely for US and Canadian companies. I prefer tourists come visit our country then leave after a while and not stay permanently.
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Low light performance is important. Not too bad here though. I've seen worse. It's been a while, by the way. Hope you are doing fine.
yeah low light annoys me to be honest so I always try to get filming done before the sun starts to go down. A lot of viewers don't seem to realise that filming after dark is often a waste of time!
Jamás uses zapatos nuevos. Se amoldan x horas. No de golpe
Cuidate es una ciudad peligrosa. Saludos. DTB
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Ve a pasear a la colonia Arbolitos, Pavon, Terremoto, Tercera Grande, El Morro, Satélite, Aguaje, Morales, Hogares Ferrocarrileros, San Francisco, Santa Fe, Progreso, etc. Te recibirán con los brazos abiertos y verás la verdadera cara de San Luis potosí.
No gracias, seguramente vives ahí .🤣
@@plaxidr5028 Te equivocas, no vivo en ninguna de esas colonias, vivo con tu hermana, ya se te olvidó??
very European
Bonita ciudad, pero como alguien nacido en México viviendo en EEUU, me pregunto: A quien, o que instancia del gobierno le corresponde el mantenimiento de las calles, aceras etc? Da tristeza mirar aceras y calles tan viejas, con hollos, y los cables del alumbrado publico deberian estar bajo tierra, no expuestos. Que se hace con el presupuesto publico?
Yo dude u better give me a shout-out RN My boiii bert and benjamin and waymen and chop and we need to start a riot bc his airlines got suspened due to driving in class.
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Mucho mjor zacatecas y sanmigel d Allende q esto
¿Y que haces aqui?
@@plaxidr5028 vine apariar mama y voz?
Con la cantera que tiene la calzada Juárez y la basílica de Guadalupe San Luis compra la ciudad de Zacatecas saludos
@@JoseRamirez-sj6io pendejo q eres la cantera se la yeban d zacatecas aya nomás ablas por pendejo
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