Gringos First Impressions of Puebla, Mexico!

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[@niniasemira2269]

FOR ME PUEBLA IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL CITY WITH CIUDAD DE MEXICO!

[@mackgregor4061]

Trabaje 3 años en puebla y termine comprando una casa que uso los fines de semana, pero soy de la cdmx. puebla sin duda es hermosa, combina lo colonial con lo más moderno

[@leonardoarteaga2745]

ayy, cómprame una casa en Puebla a mi también...ja ja...que padre es vivir ahí, Felicidades..

[@WizzardSorcerer]

This is my absolute favorite place in Mexico. Go to the oldest library in all of the Americas!!

[@kinetickennons]

we love it in Puebla!

[@kinetickennons]

Have less hate Do more reflecting Be more accepting

[@mariaocampo9361]

Kinetic Kennons, como cambio la ciudad de puebla, tengo más de 30 años que no voy pero chido que conozcan la ciudad las pirámides el Centro, saludos desde Houston ☺️

[@davids.6465]

What city do you guys like better so far? Querétaro or Puebla?

[@jcthemainman]

Kinetic Kennons i like the Wera Tshirt youre wearing greg

[@DavidSantos-wx7ut]

You should visit the museo internacional del barroco

[@Aime127]

Glad you guys got the chance to visit puebla. There are so many other places around, in the state that I think you guys should visit like valsequillo, Zacatlán and Cuetzalan. Enjoy your stay and I really hope you guys like my city so far!

[@jeniferr.lopezmota5586]

😍😍😍 my husband is from there! He just landed there today. Awesome!!

[@kinetickennons]

oh wow-that is awesome!

[@kinetickennons]

Hola amigos! Here is the first of a few Puebla videos coming your way! In my opinion they each get better:)

[@pinkheart185]

Kinetic Kennons You were minutes away from the Best tacos árabes in Town "La Oriental" 😧😧😧😧

[@AD-hj7cw]

the cathedral of puebla in the facade is the only one that conserves the shield of the Spanish crown, Puebla was founded as a city only for Spaniards.

[@zoldyckwolff3629]

COOOOOOL!!!

[@ferminadaza9418]

Good choice of music , very good job , improvement is happening.

[@ssuu_nnna]

¡Que chula es puebla! 💙

[@kinetickennons]

Muy chula y muy chido!

[@juanitaflorescabrera537]

Susana R. Foster de ahi soy 😍

[@ssuu_nnna]

Juanita Flores Que padre, saludos paisana!!! 😆❤

[@inesasiahen3480]

Like de qué parte de Puebla eres

[@Cj_lobo_puropadelante]

Am from Puebla state I love all you videos thanks for being in Puebla nice Puebla I missed so much

[@kinetickennons]

Thanks so much CJ! There's a ton to miss- especially the food!!

[@ositourielable]

Exelente video Goyo y güera se toman su tiempo para tomar las mejores imágenes felicidades se cuidan mucho

[@lux.aeternum]

Comida poblana: Chiles en Nogada (aunque no es la temporada) Cemitas Mole poblano con arroz rojo Chalupas Pelonas Tacos árabes Camote Molotes

[@IxtlanDelRio]

Ecce Homo todas riquísimas! Te faltaron las Memelas!

[@peggypearson1273]

Beautiful city! Love the colors on the buildings!! The churches were gorgeous!

[@kinetickennons]

The entire city is so colorful and cheerful!

[@bettier]

Love this video! I was there a very long time ago. The churches and architecture is so pretty; especially from a roof top view. I loved the the Museo Amparo; full of Mexican antiquities from the pyramids and really nice gift shop. with artesania. And it's a great place to visit in the summer because it doesn't get too hot & humid like the coastal areas. 😊

[@BettyA]

Hi Betty in Las Vegas. Thought I'd say hi, from one to another. You sound like me ;-) I was there many years ago too. It's a beautiful place.

[@bettier]

Betty in Las Vegas 1 second ago Hi! always nice to meet a fellow Betty :) Puebla was just so charming and beautiful!

[@ramsesmell9076]

Hey gringos! Congratulations you were in the best city of Mexico. Saludos from California

[@gamegainz344]

This makes me want to revisit Mexico . It's been over 12 years since the last time a visited Mexico

[@kinetickennons]

You have to go back! There is so much to see, do, and...EAT!! haha

[@Mueue]

Wow that place is breathtaking. You two always know how to come out with great content. Very informative and always a joy to watch you two. :)

[@sulay1]

Kennons, you guys rock! I love Puebla, one of the main differences with Mexico City is that its not as crowded and still has so much culture and sites to see. You just happen to be in the most congested party of town. I recommend you go to the Paseo Bravo and also to eat, eat, eat! Puebla has some of the best dishes in all of Mexico! Enjoy your visit. Greetings from NY, home of Poblanos in the U.S.

[@kinetickennons]

Thank you so much Sulay! and enjoy that snow!!

[@rosatexana6852]

How beautiful is Puebla 😍😍

[@frankjames3251]

ROSA TEXANA ALMOST AS PRETTY AS YOU !

[@elpiomado]

9:32 that's how you know ppl are so friendly all over Mexico, always smiling and whot not:)

[@guillermoochoa7345]

Puebla looks like such a Beautiful Vibrant City! Have fun guys

[@kinetickennons]

it really is beautiful and vibrant!

[@jayreszy4398]

La Guera is definitely addicted to papitas fritas! And wow, what a gorgeous city.

[@tonyrocco1779]

I love you guys, that's exactly how a place needs to be shown: By walking its streets and living the local life, that way you don't have unpleasant surprises! anyway thanks for sharing i will follow you from now on, have a very nice stay in Puebla Mexico!!

[@kinetickennons]

Thank you for the nice words Tony! We love Puebla and are glad you are able to virtually explore with us :)

[@pablomarin5400]

The city of Puebla is famous for being a rich cultural site in all México, you can visit the Palafoxiana library (casa de la cultura), el convento de Santa Clara o el de Santa Rosa and dozens of colonial buildings

[@rcfs71]

Nice to see you enjoying the cities you are visiting and learning about their history.

[@kinetickennons]

we are indeed enjoying it!

[@Cgv69]

Hey guys, I believe that title you are talking about is talavera pottery. Puebla state is famous because it's ceramica de talavera. Without a doubt Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza, Mexico is a beautiful city. Thanks for sharing your video. There is this song called que chula es Puebla. I believe that song goes with your video. Saludos amigos.

[@eddyaldana8314]

Que lindo es puebla ❤️ Una ciudad llena de un pasado rico en arquitectura colonial , cultura y gastronomía !!

[@victorcortescisneros4080]

It's great that you guys take a time to visit Puebla. Don't forget to step by La Estrella de Puebla, the big wheel at Angelopolis zone. The tacos al pastor in Don Pastor restaurants are epic. In the future you'll need to schedule a visit to several pueblitos and cities out of the capital, like Cuetzalan. There are many places in the State that are worth to see.

[@kinetickennons]

We stopped by the estrella de puebla but the sky was too full of dust or something to be able to see anything

[@chrisr6142]

Oh, the Kennons are just getting started... Do you take suggestions? I happen to be obsessed and in love with Mexican and Mesoamerican history (lol) so I know of lots of sites in Mexico that are often ignored by most foreigners and even many Mexicans themselves, including almost 700 16th century fortress-monasteries all over Mexico according to Miguel Leon-Portilla. Some of these even have authentic gothic and romanesque elements so astounding it feels as if you're in medieval or renaissance Latin Europe. Some of the most prominent are in Actopan, Acolman, Yanhuitlan, Yecapixtla, Yuriria, Tecpatan, etc. Not to mention the rich heritage of pre-Hispanic cities and architecture which lie within the Mexican portion of Mesoamerica such as Lakamha (3rd-9th centuries CE), Uxmal (6th-16th centuries CE), Xochicalco (8th-10th centuries CE), and so many more. I wonder if a whole lifetime is enough to see all of Mexico, much less the rest of the Mesoamerican realm from New Mexico to Nicaragua or even the whole of "Hispanoamerica" including the Andean region in South America which has its own unique history and cultures stretching back thousands of years as well. Both are right up there with India, Western Europe, East Asia, or the Middle East in terms of history, culture, and civilizations. Ok, I'm done with my spiel lol.

[@kinetickennons]

Haha we absolutely take suggestions! Thank you so much for these!

[@fabiancarreon9099]

Have to try tacos Araves at " la oriental" also you have to go to angelopolis , puebla in general is stunning and it has so much to offer and be seen . If you have time also go to atlixco

[@kinetickennons]

Yo read my mind!!

[@batistuta197]

A lot people waving to the camera lol that's a good thing

[@kinetickennons]

haha I noticed that a!!

[@christopherbranski1720]

I saw Puebla in a brief visit from Mexico City and was amazed by the architecture. The food at Vittorio's on the Zocalo was great too

[@douglasbaer3780]

Research the battle of Puebla, May 5th,1862. you will understand more about the French influence in Mexico.

[@TITANICLUSITANIA]

Not just that but the Porfiriato. Puebla and Mexico overall has a French feel to it because of Porfirio Díaz and his renovation of Mexican Infrastructure.

[@joseh627]

Douglas Baer yes bro sad but inspired me the kids who died saving our lives Mexico flag from the French (LOS NIÑOS HEORES)

[@inaweoftheworld]

Puebla is one of my favorite cities in Mexico.

[@emilioarreola2528]

Since you’re already in Puebla... keep moving forward and visit Veracruz, Orizaba, Fortín, Córdoba and “El Puerto” (the port)

[@pinkheart185]

Puebla archutecture Is known as one of the most beautiful because its french style

[@mx.periwinkle2921]

Pop De Colores .. 🤔🤔🤔🤔..

[@kinetickennons]

It truly is amazing!! I had never seen anything quite like it before!

[@leonelpardo7493]

Beautiful place, I noticed that a lot more people are waving at the camera and throwing up dueces at your camera. Pretty cool!

[@kinetickennons]

lol this video had like 50 instances of that! haha so crazy!

[@charliesalvatori]

I can't believe you just were in my city! Glad you guys enjoyed it :)

[@kinetickennons]

We love your city! It is beautiful!

[@73Alex11]

I have to agree with you Greg. Puebla does have that French style architecture. That makes it even more beautiful. The details in the church were amazing. Thanks again for another great video. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@arj_2229]

I have family in Puebla and actually I’ll be there in May. It’s such an amazing place and fell in love with the city as soon as I got there!

[@kinetickennons]

oh wow! Enjoy your time-we absolutely love Puebla!

[@rafafafa23]

The BEST mole in Puebla (hence, in the world) is in a restaurant called Augurio. A couple blocks from zocalo.

[@19Cobre]

i like the streets of Puebla and the classic buildings.

[@kinetickennons]

we do too! So pretty!

[@ivansanchez4462]

You must try Mole in Puebla, is one of the best in México, camotes and they are also the Chile en Nogada capital of the World.

[@kinetickennons]

We had mole three times already I think :)

[@nicoramirez3298]

Try the Cemitas (tortas)

[@victorg.2871]

Chile en nogada capital of the world hahahahahaha as if they made it anywhere else lol

[@chuchislups]

But the mole appeared in one season in the year.

[@IxtlanDelRio]

Nico Ramirez Cemitas are more like a huge hamburger than a torta.

[@danielperez-oq5tx]

Guys thanks for your videos I have learned a lot through them. 👍

[@kinetickennons]

We learn way more from you all amigo! But I am glad you are learning along with us!

[@blasdelagarza5292]

Great video! First time seeing Puebla for me...thank you!

[@dramirezg70]

The city of Puebla de los Ángeles was for a time the capital of New Spain, and the largest city of the viceroyalty. Also, those cathedrals you see all over Mexico took hundreds of years to build. I know that the Metropolitan Cathedral took at least 300 years to be finished. Poblano people are known to be stuck up, and very proud of their city and traditons. By far it offers one of the richest cuisines of the country. Its most famous dish, mole poblano. Also it has a ceramic industry tradition that is hundreds of years old, that is why you see lots ot tiles in its buildings. This is a traditon imported from Southern Spain. You see this too in Portugal.

[@kinetickennons]

really? That is interesting that the people are known to be like that because we didn't get that sense at all. Quite to opposite, actually!

[@dramirezg70]

Kinetic Kennons, you won't probably tell as a visitor. Only if you move in. I heard stories from other Mexicans who have moved in, that is hard to adapt because poblanos keep to themselves. Maybe as a foreigner, they might treat you differently.

[@marcojesusgonzalezsosa9064]

Puebla culturalmente impresionante!!! Saludos güeros

[@eduardoramirez6877]

Goyo the sound quality with headphones is awesome. Kuros to you and Wuera cosinera.

[@NayeIlVolover91]

Puebla is a magical town that you can enjoy in any kind of way you want :D Nice video guys, greetings 😀✌

[@kinetickennons]

you are so right-it is indeed magical!

[@miguelcontreras2012]

This is a beautiful city like almost all the Mexican Cities, I recommend to visit Morelia in the Michoacan Sate that is an other beautiful city!! greetings from Idaho USA

[@kinetickennons]

Morelia is super high on our list! We have just barely scratched the surface!

[@juanitaflorescabrera537]

Miguel Contreras 👍

[@miguelcontreras2012]

Hi Juanita, how are you?

[@juanitaflorescabrera537]

@@miguelcontreras2012 hi good how are you 😊

[@JenniferSaavedra2O]

It makes sense that some architecture in México may seem French. We have some history between France and México. Ask someone about “Primera intervención francesa“ or “Guerra de los Pasteles“. And France had a lot of influence in México during the Porfiriato. Also, Porfirio Díaz had an obsession for France architecture.

[@kinetickennons]

ala the Palacio de Bellas artes!

[@alfonsotorres4580]

Gorgeous city.😍

[@juanpascual3158]

I don’t know if you talked about this or not lol but @5:51 that whole room is made of real gold

[@MasterJRTB]

In Puebla there are 366 churchs, one for each day of the year including biciestos years, you need to taste "semitas" and visit the stadium Cuauhtemoc

[@kinetickennons]

One did one of those two suggestions- you will have to wait to find out which :) muahaha

[@MasterJRTB]

Kinetic Kennons 😱😱😱

[@tsergiusrampar2843]

MasterJRTB 2018 ...mentira...es cholula la que dice la historia, En época prehispánica tuvo 365 teocallis, no Puebla hoy día ni Puebla ni Cholula tienen 365 iglesias, No desinformar

[@agerardogm]

Puebla ❤️ Puebla was the second most important city back in the spanish domain. It was built only for spaniards and it was designed pretty Well.

[@kinetickennons]

we love it here-so beautiful and so much history!

[@puregaming4]

Love this video reminds me of the time I visited my family there they took us to those exact churches and walked those streets bueatiful 😍

[@laloluna5571]

Es orgullo ser mexicano pero más pertenecer a una tierra hermosa donde la naturaleza es la mejor sus costumbres tradiciones y comidas son las mejores extraño las cemitas

[@LosPerms]

Eso eso eso ☝️😁😎

[@Cj_lobo_puropadelante]

Los Perms meet them somewhere 😄👍

[@kinetickennons]

Que tal amigo!?

[@ELMIL-yf9eh]

Los Perms you're so Mexican, that's what I like about you.

[@phantasm8180]

this is happening to mexicans in USA what do you think, do you like if we treat you like this kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5_RiIKaYrRjbJo

[@amberechavarria5656]

Puebla is my favorite place in the world! Me encanta!

[@kinetickennons]

It is beautiful!

[@danieldamianhernandezdecas6837]

You should go to Angelopolis. It's amazing

[@tomcruise8603]

Love your videos keep them coming I love Mexico and your videos have given me ideas of were to go every year for my vacations

[@cmemitos]

Did you guys noticed that there's a church practically in every corner of the city?

[@kinetickennons]

There are so many! And they are all amazing!

[@juanitaflorescabrera537]

CARNAT LIZVIC yeah beautiful architecture dates back too 1500s during spanish conquest

[@paulinnaalarcon8511]

Vayan a la.zona de Angelopilis, la estrella de puebla, la ciclovía te da perspectivas hermosas al atardecer, y los fuertes is great , give me a call ! I Live two blocks away xD :)

[@renelopez2244]

Love it!!! You guys keep doing wha you’re doing ...

[@kinetickennons]

Thank you so much Rene!

[@densoss]

hey greg, that style of tiles that you saw in CDMX is actually from Puebla, is call talavera, visit the parian and look for the real one, maybe you can visit the artesanos working in talavera armando -i used to work there- also you can visit museo de santa mónica and santa rosa wich have an entire cook with talavera, dont forget the museo amparo (prehispanic, colonial and contemporary art) is a must, and africam safari another must!!

[@alejandrojuarez94r]

you must try "tacos arabes " at puebla!!!

[@kinetickennons]

Video coming tomorrow. Spoiler: I LOVED them. possibly the best tacos I have ever had!

[@joseh627]

Alejandro Juarez yea bro those are so good I’m from Puebla born but raised in us my mom makes my favorite tacos árabes

[@lightyagami7734]

Puebla looks so clean and beautiful

[@kinetickennons]

it really is!

[@jeniferr.lopezmota5586]

I’ve tried cemitas but I didn’t really like the green leafs inside of it, I believe they’re called “papalo”.

[@ACOMX-jl4zf]

Excelente video amigos 😃

[@22Doriano]

AH1 SUNNY PUEBLA! SO GREAT! If you want to explore a little outside the historical center, I would recommend Angelopolis where it's very modern and some interesting things are happening (Kind of like their version of Santa Fe, but way more pedestrian friendly and they have their version of the London Eye). I would explore the Avenida Juarez, which is kind of like their Avenida Reforma and they have excellent nightlife and food (May I recommend Moyuelo, my favourite restaurant in the city of Puebla! Best Cemitas ever, a little more upscale than your typical street food but it's nice to compare! It's not pricey at all either, and the ingredients are top notch, they also have cheeses from the nearby Italian colony of Chipilo which are a national treasure!) and the architecture is pretty cool there, it also kind of turns into their Zona Rosa. El Mercado de los Sapos neighborhood is beautiful as is the Barrio del Artista (Artist Quarter), both centrally located and very bohemian. The reason Puebla looks a bit distinct from Mexico City or any other Mexican City is that Puebla was (is still) a very important city on the route between Veracruz and Mexico City so many people arrived from France, Spain, Lebanon, Italy, Britain and Germany (This last one to this date actually because of Volkswagen) and they put their architectural imprint in the city where you can find very French style buildings, as well as Arabesque buildings and even German Maypoles randomply scattered around (Puebla has the largest Oktoberfest in Mexico I believe?). This is also evident in their gastronomy, in my opinion being the best in Mexico (Baja California and Oaxaca being next in that order, to me). They're very proud of this, as of course of their very strong and evident indigenous roots, where you can find many towns around Puebla still retain their ancestral ways of life and languages and dialects intact over the centuries. Which it all adds to the cultural and ethnic mosaic that is Mexico (Like the USA's version of our "Melting Pot" or Canada's Salad Bowl...but I think Canadians also use mosaic?). Keep exploring beautiful Puebla! Just making me nostalgic of my trips there! Thanks for the great videos!

[@kinetickennons]

Wow-thank you! We did drive around Angelopolis with the Perms actually! We think the food is awesome too!

[@gabrielinfantecarrillo4769]

Yes, the architecture in Puebla’s historic downtown is French architecture, this is mostly due to the second French intervention, the French- Mexican war, the most important battle took place in Puebla on May 5th 1862, despite Mexico won the battle, the French won the war and they were able to established in Mexico with the complicity of the Mexican Conservative party that were eager to overthrow the liberal president Benito Juárez so they authorized that Napoleon III designated an emperor Maximilian of Habsburg, as emperor of Mexico and his residence was the Chapultepec Castle. You guys should watch this movie about the battle of Puebla. Here’s the trailer with English subtitles kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJmodHuvnNprmsk

[@kinetickennons]

wow-thank you for all of the info!

[@tonyv4860]

I’m from Puebla YOU HAVE TO GO to The best churros it’s called Antigua Churrería next the the cathedral, The park Los Fuertes go all the way to the top and see all of Puebla, the Smallest Volcano you can go inside of it, and La Estella de Puebla also known as Angelópolis and El Safari.

[@kinetickennons]

you know us-we LOVE our churros!

[@Reprodestruxion]

Puebla looks hometownly enough for you guys

[@kinetickennons]

I think it is:)

[@pacogama]

Go to the fuertes the famous battle 5 de Mayo against France was fougth.

[@suenavivedisfruta558]

Tienen que probar las Cemitas!

[@jlreedmed]

Since you are in Puebla you must go to the fort where the battle of Puebla took place. This was the battle where the farmers drove out the French on the 5th of May. Visit the museum. Also, you have to go to the ceremic district because Puebla is known for its ceremic tiles and dishes. You have to eat the mole that originated there. It is best served with chicken and rice. Go to Angelopolis and ride the ferris wheel for the view. There are many great walking trails around the city. Many cultural sites. Visit the library near the Zocolo. Of course you can experience the mercado and the fayuca like the locals. So many places to go and see. Enjoy your time.

[@kinetickennons]

We actually went there the next day! Video coming today! You are so right-there are so many places to see!

[@ricardocespedes1955]

GRACIAS CHICOS MEXICO SIEMPRE LES VA A ESPERAR, CON LOS BRAZOS ABIERTOS, OPEN ARMS

[@FlordePrimavera81]

🎶🎵"que chula es Puebla. que linda!"🎶 I've visited Puebla beautiful city! and clean:) and beautiful video gueros, tumbs up and saludos : D

[@alesanchez6760]

Loved your "adiós amiguittos"! 😄

[@kinetickennons]

haha thank you :)

[@mamezamd]

I recommend a visit to Talavera De La Reyna, a traditional Puebla earthenware workshop and gallery. They give a great guided visit of their workshop where you see the full traditional process of making talavera. Your hotel may be able to set that up for you.

[@kinetickennons]

wow-that sounds cool! Thank you for sharing!

[@iszaratti8648]

You guys nailed it with this video!!!.

[@kinetickennons]

Thank you Israel!

[@efrenmoraleschato1613]

Esa Introduccion Con La Güera I Loved 😍🌷🌹💐🌻😍

[@gildardomar8062]

Viva 🙌 🎉 puebla thank you for showing my state gracias gringo y gracias wera

[@kinetickennons]

Thank YOU amigo! Puebla is amazing. Especially the food!

[@JLushV23]

Idk if it was mentioned already but visit the small city, Chipilo! Italians immigrated there & still speak the old Venetian dialect. They’re know for the cheese! Pretty neat.

[@diegom7760]

Don't forget to try the famous camotes dulces from puebla, definitely something you will enjoy ☺!

[@fredotob]

Si van a estar en Puebla más días yo les recomiendo que coman en "El Viejo Rosario", deliciosa comida poblana, parece algo lujoso pero es muy barato, ponen fotos de los platillos con el precio en las ventanas y así como lucen en la imagen así se ven en el plato cuando te sirven... No dejen de ir también a la calle de los dulces para que prueben los verdaderos dulces típicos mexicanos... Saludos desde Monterrey.

[@kinetickennons]

¡Gracias por compartir las ideas!

[@josemanuelz2687]

For a coffe go to Profética... an awsome library. Enter to the 2nd floor, and at the patio take a beer

[@ricardonuno1694]

You guys are living the dream. -BE AMAZING!

[@rubichavez8552]

Yo en verdad Amo que visiten nuestra ciudad. Es fantástico. ✌❤ Soy de Puebla 👋

[@kinetickennons]

Puebla es tan chula!

[@chuchislups]

I had the honor off attended and I really hope that enjoy our city and too hope that visit all the points. You have a new subscriber.

[@kinetickennons]

Thank you so much Angelica!

[@cecegloriadez3301]

dang all the buildings are cool .😎

[@marcojesusgonzalezsosa9064]

Y por eso mismo la cultura combinada es única y impresionante!!!

[@luis80ss]

Tienen que visitar el Museo Internacional del Barroco y la zona de Los Fuertes

[@jobula07]

Glad you went to Puebla, very interesting city and architecture. Also they do a tile that is call ”Talavera” has a lot of industry and big corporations and of curse, Puebla has delicious food and contributions to the Mexican cuisine. Regards Gueros

[@teodoroalba9524]

very good job, amazing videos guys from my hometown,, greetings from Santa Barbara California

[@iszaratti8648]

You guys are blessed!!.

[@kinetickennons]

we really are and we are so grateful to be able to share Mexico with the world!

[@maigemg5848]

Qué chula es Puebla!!!

[@Cremass117]

Vayan a la estrella de Puebla, tiene muy buenas vistas de la ciudad.

[@RLemieux64]

Liked the cool sixties vibe of the background tune you chose for this vid!

[@ELMIL-yf9eh]

Thank you for answering, this is the first time I get an answer. Love you guys Huera and Goyo so much, you were in my town Guadalajara. You guys didn't go to a Chivas game. Something I found out is that a rivalry is growing between Guadalajara and Tijuana and that's because Guadalajara has all national born players and Tijuana recruits many Americans born players do to the fact that's next to the boarder, and MLS Don't believe in Hispanic Americans ( personal opinion).... Two of my favorite teams in Liga MX.. My MLS team is Galaxy, i was at the inauguration in Pasadena in "95" when it was introduced but now with the new LAFC coming up is hard. Well luv you guys see you in LA when ever. Su amigo in L.A....

[@kinetickennons]

wow-hopefully we can go to a Chivas game one day! That would be awesome!

[@AlbertoRodriguez-ws8wc]

Go to the biggest ferris wheel in the world. Its in puebla.

[@keineahnung5793]

Mole poblano is a must!🦃

[@kinetickennons]

You know how we roll amigo, food video coming soon:)