A Mexican tradition. Not from Latín America.

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Seoul sucks. Its expensive, people rude, and trashes and cigrette butts on every streets. People spit all over..its disgusting. I never ever visit korea again.

명동은 외국인 코스라 별로임 비싸기만 하고 양양 서현 압구정 논현동 먹자 골목 이런데 가지... ㅠㅠ

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한국오신걸 진심 환영해요. 영상찍으시는게 전문가 신듯해요 영상미 너무이쁘고 컨텐츠구성도 넘잘하셨고. 음악도 너무좋아요 퍼펙트하네요❤❤❤❤ 즐거운여행. 행복한여행하셔요 응원합니다!

In Korea, you must use Kakao Map or NAVER Map.

NI hao!!

welcome to korea!!

Most Korean restaurants typically close by 10 o'clock in the evening.

한국방문 환영합니다 즐거운 추억만 가득하셨길 바랍니다❤

I do not miss trains. It is a bit hectic. Thanks for sharing. Dropped a like for you!

Onigiri not sushi.

Loved this!! Inspiring me to go to Seoul!

Make more videos

Where are you from

If you can please visit Tunisia 🇹🇳❤️ and make vlog

Whats the name of the local restaurant?

Laura, this is Jan 2024. I am watching your Dia de Muertos video. I truly enjoyed it. Looks like yall had a lot of fun and wonderful memories. Dia de Muertos is one of my fav holidays. I celebrate in honor of my ancestors and loved ones who have gone before me. Be blessed.

Sorry, but doenst celebrate latina,, its mexican, say no culture apropiation.....

Nice video 😊

Mezcal is not a type of tequila but quite the opposite!

Thank you for this well-produced video. I went to a photography workshop for Day of the Dead in Oaxaca about 15 years ago and a going back on my own this year.

Lol so you ate for ftee?

Great video! You definitely deserve more subscribers!

Entertaining. Mildly educational. And ur bf came off a simultaneously cute and idiotic. Over all. Good stuff.

What do you mean by centro? Is that the center?

THANK YOU for highlighting the Barca Sunset Cruise. I just booked with them and cancelled a crowded and noisy alternative. We will be much happier!

Nice video!

You’ve convinced me…booking my trip next week!

Yo aún no he ido a Tulum , pero es bonito . Voy a las playas de Jalisco: Barra de Navidad, Puerto Melaque, Punta Perula, Puerto Vallarta. Saludos de Guadalajara Laurita ❤

Great video

Beautiful

Greetings from México City 🥑🌽🌵🌶.

Greetings from México City 🥑🌽🌵🌶.

Muy bueno el vídeo 👌

I’m so excited cause I’m going to Mexico City for Dia de Los Muertos.

Where’s the first beach club you attended in Tulum?

BIENVENIDAS SIEMPRE A MÉXICO 🇲🇽 LES MANDO UN ABRAZO GRANDE SALUDOS DESDE LA CIUDAD DE MÉXICO DIOS LES BENDIGA SIEMPRE Y OJALÁ SE VENGAN A VIVIR ❤

El día de los Muertos sólo se festeja en México y no en toda latino america, como aseguras para tú información. Mucho antes de la filmación de james bond ya se festeja día de los muertos y no es gracias a ese filme como dices incorectamente.

Grettings from México city

Los felicito sinceramente por su gran trabajo te envío un saludo desde la ciudad de México

There is no ‘best of Tulum’ anymore. It’s just which parts are the least awful! Skip this shit hole, go to Merida instead (still real Mexico)

El dia de los muerhos es milenariamente MEXICANO no latinoamericano.

El día de los muertos no se celebra en Latinoamérica cómo dijiste, sólo en México.

En la Ciudad de México no solo se celebra el Día de Muertos con el desfile, muchos barrios y pueblos dentro de la misma tienen sus propias formas de celebrarlo, las cuales resultan ser las auténticas; y no digamos las formas en que se celebra en cada localidad a lo largo y ancho del país. Ante todo el Día de Muertos es una festividad que se desarrolla más en el plano de lo doméstico y lo familiar, el desfile es simplemente un producto turístico para hacerlo más llamativo y acorde con lo que un turista espera de una “celebración”, cuál desfile en Dinseylandia. Otra cosa, la imagen que usaste para ilustrar este vídeo es de la ciudad de Campeche, en el Estado homónimo, NO es la CDMX. Dicha ciudad y estado tiene sus formas particulares de arquitectura, urbanismo, tradiciones y fisonomía, por favor no promuevan una confusión.

Gonna repeat what some have already mentioned, but is beacuse is important. Dia de muertos didn't start in Oaxaca, it was already celebrated by teh Azteks before the spaniards arrived, than it was combined with catholic elementes and the modern day of the dead was born, but again no state can claim it's origin. Second, the only think the Bond movie brought up was the parade, Dia de muertos is at least as old in Mexico in it's current form, the parade was added in CDMX but that was it. It has also absorved some elements from Halloween (since is in a near date and has some similarities) like the costumes and masks, and it will continue to evolve as time pass. But like i said before, is important to remark that the celebration all across the country is very representative of mexican culture. Although is specially celebrated in Oaxaca, Mexico city and surrounding states, Michoacan, etc. but in some southern states is basically just the personal ofrendas and some trips to teh cementery to clean the graves of your relatives.

Dia de Muertos was already celebrated way before the Spectre Movie. The only thing that was added was the festival in the streets due to the movie, but the celebration itself was already a cultural thing comemorating their relatives who passed away, nonetheless great video and keep it up 👌

You see day of the death is a Mexican celebration no a Latin American celebration. Many countries in Latin America might have copied the celebration to an extent. Just to give you an example that it's a regional centro-southern Mexican celebration. The states that celebrate this day the most are Guerrero, Oaxaca, Michoacan, Morelos, Puebla, Veracruz, Tabasco and Mexico City since many Mexican from these states have moved to Mexico City. The other Mexican states don't celebrate this day that much, but they are familiar with it. Why in these states? Because it has to do with the different tribes that lived in those states that had or have special tradition with death. No all tribes in Mexico were the same even when they all belong to the Mesoamerican race. Mesoamericans (native people of Mexico) settled mainly in Mexico and some parts of Centro America. Native people of southern Centro America to all the way to Southern South America were actually an entire different race. Which leads to Latin America is just a region where languages derived from Latin are spoken so there is NO a latin race since all countries in the region are composed of different races. You can have look at the demographics of Brazil for example and you will see that Brazil has the biggest population of African decent outside Africa, also the biggest population of Japanese outside Japan, large population of Italians, Portugueses, German, Lebanese and many more. So it's completely different composition than Mexico's and yet these countries are in Latin America (the region). Every race when they settled in any area bring their own culture, customs, traditions, ways to see live, so on and on and when they mixed they make a complex society with their own culture. So this is the case of every country in latin america. Yes, you will see similar things in some countries specially from Mexico because Mexico is the single largest producer of Spanish language media content (TV, films, music, news) in the world which gets distributed to 140 different countries in the world. A funny thing happened in the Amazon region in Brazil where the Brazilian government found an isolated tribe that spoke only Mexican Spanish because they were watching tv with a satellite dish and they were watching Mexican soap operas to say the least the Brazilians were mad:)

Hey gusy seems like you haven good time in my country.... I am glad you love México.. I am from Zacatecas mex.... But i am working in tulsa Oklahoma