smaller towns and city still hold old traditions such as saying buenos dias when walking by someone and provecho when entering a reasturant and saying buen provecho to others starting their meal as you leave.... your also supposed to give up you seat on the bus or local parks benches to the women and those that are older than you.... but again big cities have lost these traditions... I was in Guadalajara a couple of years back and I gave up my seat to a lady the way my grandfather taught me... people looked at me a little surprised because it didnt seem to be a usual thing anymore..
To say Buen probecho is a very Mexican thing to say not religious at all and something that foreigners from spanish speaking countries really take notice of because the don't say it, also it is mostly used in a familiar setting with family and friends but you can sometimes hear it at restaurants but is more rare
Great video, very interesting place for sure. I love that you provide so much background information for the places you visit, you really know a great deal about the places. I feel like I want to travel to Mexico as well after watching these videos. :-)
I can't believe how nice it is there. The yarbros are there as well. Check them out if you get a chance. They're from the states exploring mexico as well
smaller towns and city still hold old traditions such as saying buenos dias when walking by someone and provecho when entering a reasturant and saying buen provecho to others starting their meal as you leave.... your also supposed to give up you seat on the bus or local parks benches to the women and those that are older than you.... but again big cities have lost these traditions... I was in Guadalajara a couple of years back and I gave up my seat to a lady the way my grandfather taught me... people looked at me a little surprised because it didnt seem to be a usual thing anymore..
To say Buen probecho is a very Mexican thing to say not religious at all and something that foreigners from spanish speaking countries really take notice of because the don't say it, also it is mostly used in a familiar setting with family and friends but you can sometimes hear it at restaurants but is more rare
Provecho.
Thanks Sly for Posting ...... keep up the excellent work & watching from the Caribbean 💯💯🌴🌲🌴
Thanks and will do 👍🏿
Great video, very interesting place for sure. I love that you provide so much background information for the places you visit, you really know a great deal about the places. I feel like I want to travel to Mexico as well after watching these videos. :-)
Good stuff bruh. Enjoying the many cities of Mexico no-one speaks of.
Thanks💪🏿
Let’s keep
Let’s keep it that way, don’t let it become another San Miguel de Allende
I can't believe how nice it is there. The yarbros are there as well. Check them out if you get a chance. They're from the states exploring mexico as well
Never heard of them, but I'll check the channel out. Thanks.
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Go to my old hometown, Apatzingan
this is awsome
nice
Sly why did you leave Colombia? Which city/country has been you favorite so far throughout your travels?
I left Colombia to see the world and México is my favorite country right now.
@@slyslife i Love mexico going to move there trying to chose between Queretaro ,Guanajuato y Yucatan Morelia
Do you record with a small camera? People don’t seem to mean dog you when you’re recording their way. I get a lot of stares 😅
Sly when you visit those cities near Guadalajara by bus, do you usually stay overnight?
Yes, usually spend 1-2 nights in town.
I hope you got yellow shirt's # 😍
I thought Sly was in africa ... the mother land.
Guess he went back to the baby sitter's house.
Someone's jealous because they are too broke to travel. You, too, can travel if you troll less and work more.
*motherland
Leonardo.- His motherland.. not your motherland????
Reason you dont hear much is becuase its known to be Ultra dangerous with carteles and growing making drugs outside in the mountains
Cool story.
@@Gus-op5ff story of my life.
🧢 nothing happens to tourists there buddy, just don’t be in a cartel