Nice hike! I hope to do this next May. I’m doing the Portuguese in 3 weeks!! You plan to do any other Camino’s? Buen Camino

I look forward to visiting Acapulco someday. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing!

Maraming tuba sa Colima Mexico

Hey guys how can i find this similar taste of tuba mexican in manila? Hope you can help me cos i wanna drink again tuba like in mexico Im in manila. I been looking in shopee and market place in manila but i cant find anything

Sa Mexico, mayroon ding isang inumin na tinatawag na "tuba," ngunit ito ay ibang uri ng inumin. Ang tuba sa Mexico ay gawa mula sa katas ng mabunga na puno ng agave, at ito ay isa sa mga sangkap sa paggawa ng pulutong inumin tulad ng pulque at tequila. Kaya't kahit pareho silang tinatawag na "tuba," ang tuba sa Pilipinas at ang tuba sa Mexico ay magkaibang mga inumin na gawa mula sa magkaibang mga sangkap.

pabili sombrero lods ..haha 😅

Pre sa Colima may mga Filipinos, descendants

Tubâ, along with coconuts (which are not native to the Americas), was introduced to Mexico in the 16th to 17th centuries via the Manila Galleons to Acapulco. It remains popular in Western Mexico where it is known as tuba, particularly in the states of Colima, Jalisco, Michoacán, and Guerrero.

The Philippine Influence in Mexican Mezcal Distilling How 500 years and a 12,000 mile-trade route shaped modern mezcal. By Caroline Hatchett Published 04/27/23 Man pouring mezcal next to a Filipino-style still Pedro Jimenez Earlier this year, Tito Pin-Perez placed seven bottles of Mexican spirits on a bar-a line-up that showcased the country’s distillate diversity, including raicilla, pox, sotol, bacanora, artisanal Oaxacan mezcal, tequila, and tuxca. He poured a small glass of the tuxca first, then slid it across the bar. “Tuxca,” he said, “is actually the grandfather of all of these spirits.” A New York bartender by trade, Pin-Perez moved to Mexico City during the pandemic and now oversees the bar programs at Fónico and Rayo, where his spirits selection and cocktail lists reflect his ongoing education and experience with Mexican distillates. Those include widely popular spirits like tequila and mezcal, but also an array of other agave-based distillates like bacanora, raicilla, and agave-adjacent sotol. But it’s tuxca that unlocked mezcal’s history for him. “It helped me understand how it all connects,” says Pin-Perez. Insecto Tuxca, the bottle he shared, lists some clues to that history on its label: Molienda a mano (milled by hand), fermentación en pozo de piedra volcánica (fermented in a volcanic stone pit), destilado de agave del sur de Jalisco (agave distillate from southern Jalisco), and destilador Filipino (Filipino still). It’s the last of these descriptors that offers a deeper insight into the history of Mexican distilling. It’s a story that connects nearly five centuries of distilling in Mexico with a Pacific trade route that traversed 8,500 miles of ocean, and the Filipino sailors who brought unique stills and production techniques to the Central American region. It’s a story that stands in contrast to colonialism-a testament to ancient practices, Indigenous ingenuity, and mutual resistance.

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Ahí vivo ahí la grabaron y han grabado más no está en la costa creo ke la playa la grababan en guerrero

#elsalvador and #phillipines #connection

El Salvador ,ese es mi Sueno visitar.its so nice to see you there my kabayan, Marunong kaparin ba mag filipino..Tagalog?,, ,Espero poder ir alli,,Gracias por compartir.😄,

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

Ng jan kana sa elsalvador Wala bag tagalog jan

It's good to see a Filipino in El Salvador. Makes me very happy.

Guauuuuuu pensé que estaba en la playa

The next time I'll see Sagrada is when I'll say "That's where Ericson left his saliva."

Esta en morelos siempre crei que estaba en una costa cerca del mar

Por la difusión del español por las islas filipinas internet radio TV en escuelas y universidades etc

My husband was born from El Salvador. We are planning to get a vacation house there. Is it better to rent or buy?

1:24 esa creencia de no barrer en la noche para no atraer la mala suerte también la tenemos en Centro América.

En ese idioma filipino hay muchos palabras en español..........incluso nombres

Felicidades. Sigue aprendiendo Español.

Interesting conversation 😍 Sanaol kabayan gaya mo na marunong mag Espanyol 😍😍😍

culture and surroundings most the same in the philippines

Dol chavacano lang..el agriu pensaba yo chavacano term lang..entonces Spanish term gale gayot.. gracias

Wow, how could you forget Boracay when speaking of the most famous beaches in the country?

Gracias philipino

Hi sir. Dapat po i- feature nyo ang similarities at commonalities between Mexicans and Filipinos and their shared cultural, racial and historical backgrounds.

As Mariñas: una hermosa comarca de Galicia.

Ferrol, GALICIA.

Ka nice sa Lake💖

Bagay nimo imo new hair🥰

Kalami sa food

Yum!😍

Looking good Kuya...Take care🤗🥰

քʀօʍօֆʍ 😒

Hello Barcelona💖

Wow nindota😍😍😍

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Hi sir! Happy to see a fellow Pinoy doing the Camino Ingles aside from Ayn Bernos. Can I PM you sir in instagram? I have questions as I plan to do Ingles route on September.

Amigo … cuál será tu próximo destino ??🙌

Yum😋😋😋

I’m Salvadoran and I go to Philippines every 3 months. It’s nice to see a Filipino going to El Salvador as well. El Nido Palawan is my favorite place.

Awesome food and place! Love it Kuya! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

Hello I have a question can You help me? Is about the documents that you need for going to El Salvador

Wow amazing thank you for sharing keep vloging and safe god bless you

very helpful!