Initial Thoughts On Panama City 🇵🇦 (SHOCKING)

This was my first time in Panama City and needless to say, it was quite the shocking experience. Today I share some of my first imrpessions of Panama City, Panama.
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[@DerPanamaKanal]

You are spot on with your first impression. Most motorcycle riders are from Venezuela, Colombia, or other Central American countries. Panamanians usually have one or more cars. I’m European and I do everything with public transport in the city. In case of emergency you can fall-back to taxis. It works really well. However, you should live close to a metro station and a supermarket. Regarding friendliness: In my opinion Panamanians have two modes (i) friendly and (ii) stressed. When they are stressed they can be rude. People in the rural areas are also different from people in the city. The Spanish culture is more present in the rural areas (Los Santos, Herrera). You should visit the former US Canal Zone like Clayton or Ciudad del Saber, Ancon, Albrook (the neighborhood). There are some really beautiful and green places to live. Costa del Este or Panama Pacifico are also great to visit if you want to get a more complete impression of the city.

[@WheresWes]

great comment thank you

[@alexvlasny9755]

I have 3 months vacation each year and want to spend it in a different country to improve my Spanish. Thank you si much for the info in your comment as well as the info contained in Wes’ video about the friendliness and safety of various countries!

[@miafaulkner9232]

❤

[@tampapropertygirl3422]

I don't know if it's fair to call Panamanians unfriendly, or stressed...as a people. If you are in a metropolitan zone and financial center, people are more focused on work and the task at hand. Things move faster, so no time to stop and smile. Similar to the vibe in NYC or LA.

[@DerPanamaKanal]

@@tampapropertygirl3422 True, outside Panama City it is more relaxed.

[@donflavio7477]

Panamanian over here ✌🏻We are friendly, but very blunt compared to other latinamericans, so we pass as rude in comparison haha…best pristine beaches are on the Caribbean side, best surfing beaches are on the pacific side. Around 4% of Panamanians are of Chinese decent, we have also one of the biggest Jewish communities in Latinamerica, also many libanese, Indians, Americans, people from the Antilles, and basically every human group you can imagine…even many South Africans…but naturally our core culture (and dominant) is basically a mixed mestizo catholic culture with many layers of foreign components that are already considered as Panamanian…like one of our common traditions is to go for Cantonese dim sum on sundays hahah…enjoy! and if you have any doubts I’m glad to help :)

[@WheresWes]

yeah i went to Dim Sum and was shocked how it was all non Asian people eating there, pretty awesome

[@guillermogouldburn763]

@@WheresWes I think that's because Asians cook their own Asian food haha. Have you been to Hot Pot in the city yet? It's in Centennial Mall.

[@WheresWes]

went to a hot pot place last night, super goood.

[@eddieonthegotravel]

Oh yeah, lots of Colombianos and Venezolanos, especially in the Boquete area. I met some beautiful young Colombian and Ecuadorian women in Albrook.

[@shay3697]

Are the South Africans in Panama white or black?

[@leefamilytx]

Thank you for sharing straight forward opinions from a newbie perspective, Panama City is on my perspective bucket list so I am looking forward to this new adventure. Safe travels Wes.

[@grasia]

Beauty is in the hands of the be holder interesting opinions. But very superficial. Either way could not spect more from a person that's just visiting

[@titankk916]

I agree

[@MarvelousMarv760]

Spot on

[@alexvlasny9755]

You covered pretty much all I wanted to know about Panama. It would be nice to see a bit more videos of the county. I enjoyed

[@CastleDragon78]

Been to Panama at least 10 times and I love the people there and the life is vibrant a lot of people just living and the support for the soccer team is unbelievable... The live shows at Tinajas the beaches at the resorts the Panama canal and beautiful women OMG! The religious people and the love of education too. A lot of birds and wildlife it's crazy loco place don't sleep every few blocks I walk the neighbors give me a cool beer lmao

[@Fausto181818]

Im from Panama and you are spot on in your opinion. Everything you mentioned is totally true.

[@chrissysviews]

Wesley, some of the stuff in the video is true, but some of it is definitely not. As far as Panamanians a lot of us are very diverse ethnically. I think that perhaps you were using a lot of public transportation and I must say that yes a lot of dark skin people in Panama are humble and they do ride public transportation. While a lot of the population in Panama have cars and that's why Panamanians have lots of talking about traffic because there is just so much cars in Panama and it is very hot usually outside since it is a tropical climate and people would rather go in their cars even if it's a few blocks away. And many Panamanians go to the gym or go work out at the Amador Causeway or Omar Park. Panama. Panama City is very cliquish some neighborhoods you will think that you are in a very, very nice upscale area of Miami, where a lot of wealthier Panamanians live and also if you go out towards the western part of Panama City, you find a lot of mixed people in Panama of some having lots of Spaniard heritage especially in the heartland provinces of Panama onward to Costa Rica. In Panama is one of the most ethically diverse countries in the world!... And unique at that from the rest of Latin American cities. And I have to strongly disagree with you in saying that Panama is a little obese, etc. in terms of its population that is not true. It's just that you went to a restaurant with greasy quick food, and you honestly did not spend that much time in Panama to even judge. If you go outside of Panama City, the people even look different depending on what region of Panama you are in. There are a lot of light skin people in the heartland of Panama, which consist of provinces like Los Santos, Herrera, Cocle, Veraguas and Chiriqui. Unlike Asia and Southeast Asia, in Latin America there are countries that share DNA similarities, as well as same/similar cuisine, cultures, music etc .... Panama, Colombia and Venezuela are countries that were one 1 nation nation before and Panama and Colombia were both 1 country not too long ago... Panama separated from Colombia in 1903. There is even a misconception that Colombians are mostly light skin, which is not true at all. I know a lot of Colombians that are dark skinned, and not necessarily just from Cartagena. in fact COLOMBIA HAS THE LARGEST AFRO-HISPANIC population in Latin America. I've met ALOT of dark skin people from Medellin, which have also native/African roots.. I think that some of the judging does have to do with the the spreading of some misinformation about both countries and it is why many people don't have accurate information of either Colombia or Panama.. and to top it off Panama is a country that was part of Colombia and a lot of similarities not only in food, but also in culture and in people, because essentially it was part of Colombia as it was a province from Colombia. And not to mention, it is just incredibly silly to compare Panama (population 4 million) to Colombia (30 million plus) that's like comparing Taiwan with China..... not only that, but it is kind of funny to compare both places in terms of people because Panama was part of Colombia and both countries share same genetics with foreign genetics from Europe, Africa and even Asia as well. Also there's a good amount of African/Native descents from Colombia and Venezuela in Panama that are pedestrians who take mostly public transportation, so you're pretty much having a high chance of confusing a dark skin person for Panamanian when they are in fact, Colombian or Venezuelan. and as I said before Colombia and Panama were once one country. People from Panama are very friendly as well friendly.. The only thing is that Panama City has a hustle and bustle environment because this is a very cosmopolitan city and there's people not only from all over the world but there's a lot of business districts and that's why there's a lot of high-rises that our office towers as well just behind the residential condominiums.... so there's a lot of movement going on in fact, Panama City is a little more fast pace than Medellin.

[@whypanamanow]

@chrissysviews: Thank you so much for your sharp analysis. The way you have described, the country could have not been better. There’s so much more to it than just Panama City… sometimes you gotta get out of the bubble and your preconceived misconceptions to understand a country. And like you pointed out correctly, especially when you mistake immigrants from other countries for Panamanians.

[@Benyamin568]

I appreciate the honest assessment.

[@WheresWes]

cheers bro

[@AdamGordon1977]

Panama is on my list of places I want to visit. I am going to Costa Rica for the first time in March.

[@mordecaiwilliamsjr1891]

Hey Wes! I was just in Panama in November 2022. My time there was good, I really enjoyed the Old Town! If you decide to travel to Argentina (Buenos Aires) I will definitely want to hear your thoughts on it! I have traveled to Argentina over a dozen times, always had good days! Peaceful Journey's to you brother!

[@nesleecharles9059]

Thank you for your video. What's your point for mentioning the skin color and the body image of the people of Panama after one day? Who defines beauty? I believe that's based on personal preference. See Panama for the jewels there in an objective manner.

[@WheresWes]

just sharing my observations, no bad intentions

[@ronjames-music]

Do people have to censor what they say around you? Lighten up!

[@themosthighraigneth5255]

@@ronjames-music it is not as much that people need to censor what they say around others, but we need to be skeptical and analyze every statement that one makes and compared to the many others visitors comments & experience, and so we are able to tell the mindset of the few that will constantly emphasize that they don't like the people or will not live in this place. It seems to me that they are trying to stop others from visiting the city. And as if that was not bad enough, he makes statement hating and dark-skinned people and calling others obese. These statement rose my eyebrows and Cause me to question as to whether the person is sincere, racist are just an agent that was sent to degrate the the people and the country for whatsoever political reason it be. I find no fault in any race of people wether African Chinese Indian Japanese Caucasian etc. We are all created in the image and likeness of God and he find no fault in his creation. "AND IT IS WRITTEN JUDGE NOT THAT THOU SHALL NOT BE JUDGE".

[@WheresWes]

​@@themosthighraigneth5255 ?? I literally said in the video I thought that skin tone was nice, how is it in any way racist?

[@AugustoLugo1983]

Sounds like the same weather as Miami, it can storm so hard 30 minutes later is like it never happened :)

[@WheresWes]

lol Colombia too

[@DCampusano1]

My sister visited Panama a while back and she said the exact same thing about the weather/climate. The heat and humidity there can be pretty intense. (Mind you, we come from the Caribbean).

[@jejudo3000]

Panama adventures let's goooooo!

[@benjaminboachie8442]

Great video

[@sicario_paintball]

Great video. To the point. Honest. Fast. Thank you.

[@xLA625]

Going to Costa Rica, Panama, and Colombia (2nd time) from Feb 12 to March 13. Aver como me va

[@travel9two557]

This was excellent straight to the point review bro. Haven’t been yet but I feel like I’d have the same thoughts of you. Hope you go to Colon I’m tryna see what that’s like.

[@WheresWes]

cheers bro. I'm only here for a few days so just panama city for now but will check it out in the future

[@victortoombs4754]

Colon can be quite dangerous, so watch your back.

[@MarvelousMarv760]

I respect your views and opinions about Panama city Panama. I, on the other hand, I view Panama much differently, plain and simple. For me, Panama is all that and a bag of chips. The right spots are rather inexpensive, its safe, the tropical weather took some getting used to and after 7 trips, I've grown accustomed to it, at night the weather changes to a comfortable 77°- 83° nice n breezy, its paradise too me.

[@rahsaanhill5781]

I just book my ticket. I can’t wait to go.

[@sebastianquintana3248]

I heard it has been very rainy in Colombia. Going back to Armenia in two weeks. 🎉. Nice video. Where did you fly out of ? I see a viva airplane wing ?

[@johnnysecular]

Panama is for business not for leisure. Not a recommended destination for light tourism.

[@rahsaanhill5781]

I can’t wait to visit

[@UniversalKofi]

First of all great video. Does that Hostel have a website? Also, i’m looking at staying in Campo Alegre. For a month while I look for an apartment. What do you think of that area? Is it pretty safe?

[@ronjames-music]

I was waiting for the "shocking" part but you did not deliver. Other than that, excellent video. I really like your style. You covered a lot and quickly. Well done!

[@WheresWes]

lol cheers bro

[@christinegascho1364]

I could not have said it any better & I live here...not for too much longer though, i feel the same, the heat turns my brain to mush & to do anyrhing takes doyble/triple the Effort! It is very stressful most days & then all of a sudden you see the Beauty...and Amazing! I have had a few of these monents that seem quite magical! The best friendsI have here are fron different coyntries❤

[@luelzone7474]

Panama has a big Makati or BGC, Philippines vibe. With the same climate and stuff.

[@Stezworld]

Interesting. Seems like Latin Countries that are closer to the U.S. (Including Caribbean Latin countries except Cuba) has more resemblance of the U.S. If you go the opposite direction to the cone of South America you have that Europe feel.

[@WheresWes]

interesting, thanks for sharing

[@ryang2082]

I was there for a weekend recently and I don’t know if it was when I visited but, the downtown area felt gold-plated to me. Just didn’t feel lively; felt barren….

[@guillermogouldburn763]

Depends on where and when you go. It's too hot during the day, so Panamanians wait til evening hours to step out.

[@bearpolar90210]

You need to be a TOUR GUIDE!!!!!!!! You get straight to the point, no sugar coating. I haven't seen any YT Travel vlogger on the internet that gives you the honest truth. Most of them sounds like they are getting a commission for promoting the country. YOU REALLY SHOULD LOOK INTO BEING A TOUR GUIDE!!!

[@WheresWes]

appreciate that haha

[@Cooler25x]

He’s too blunt to be a tour guide 😂..probably needs to tone down some of the superficial comments

[@bondson0094]

Thoughts: I have watched your channel a few times in the past when you were in Colombia and for the most parts i liked your insights. But as far as this video is concerned you don't do Panama justice in my opinion. Your opinion is your opinion.... i understand, but if your going to do a video on Panama don't just show a hot hostel with no AC. You made a lot of generalizations in this video about people being Obese , mostly dark.... not friendly ....i would think you have to travel to many cities and and spend real time in a place to make some of those those comments. I have never had anyone say to me that Panamanians are rude and not friendly. Also, there are many beautiful women there so you clearly were not there long. Its ok not to like a place for one reason or another but you painted this country in a poor light in my Opinion.. Come on man in the city of Panama alone...you have Cinta Costera, Amador Causeway, Casco Viejo that are are all beautiful s....but you have no photos of the beauty.. Instead you showed shots of a hot Hostel with no AC with people laying around drained from the heat..Lol. .Hey..... i would not like Panama either if that is all it had to offer. Respect.

[@WheresWes]

just my initial thoughts. Watch the next video, I go more in depth

[@egonzalez2324]

Want a service of 5-stars, paying for .5?

[@Etatdesiege1979]

@@WheresWes why would anyone watch the other video, after watching this one?

[@jefedigital1128]

Go to Colombia simply more sexual tourism

[@romansotelo7240]

Did you have to take a covid test or vaccine to get into Panama. I ask because i am going there this Summer.

[@WheresWes]

Nope

[@romansotelo7240]

@@WheresWes thank you.

[@jackg9006]

Nice to see you traveling to other countries, Wes. Have you been to Chile?

[@WheresWes]

i have not but have heard good things

[@egonzalez2324]

What's the point to compare Panama with other country specifically? If Colombia is so better, why do we have soooooo many Colombians living and still moving to Panama? I think you should study a little bit of history before to make comments, as someone below mentioned

[@WheresWes]

Chill bro, im a primarily Colombian youtuber so that's why the comparison. I would agree that most Colombians move to Panama for work, similar to the US

[@Etatdesiege1979]

Not only History. He needs a couple of semesters studying, Language, Economics, Botany, Ecology, Demography, Politics, you name it.

[@Etatdesiege1979]

@@WheresWes “Chill bro” 😂😂😂😂 told like a real Marica.

[@emmitta.dorsey8122]

Yo, give love to all my family out in Panama. One thing was right we do come in all shapes and sizes. Please remember the reason for the culture being so mixed is also due to when the Army Base was there. It's been so long since I been home.

[@1879gym]

You just visited the Bogota of Panama ( in Panama City ) you have to get out and around… then talk… also get to know the infrastructure / government policies! Then get back to me

[@myworld4257]

It’s an ugly city

[@arkyfer197]

Panamá 🇵🇦🦋

[@PaoPanama]

You didn't mention that public transportation in PTY is about half or less than half the price of Colombia!

[@jennifer94954]

Honestly I feel like your video came across super negative and we got the point lol you think Colombia is better.

[@ThegreatBrandon]

Yeah I felt the same. He should do a better job of showcasing the true Panama. Little guys like him seem to always want the best of everything that fits THEIR wants when trying out a different place. He was very arrogant and closed minded

[@greensahuaro2834]

Chile is very pretty and organized! I heard Urugua is cheaper and peaceful!

[@vipeton.8927]

I was there in 2018. In a way I liked a lot but it was too hot. My perfect place would be Tenerife. Food in Panama is OK, beer very average, shopping expensive.

[@themosthighraigneth5255]

This are the most weirdest comment I've ever heard of Panama. Yes I take that it is hot and humid,but this is What's needed to create the magic of an adventurous vacation, and that cannot happen in a cold or freezing weather climate. It is all about beaches hiking, mountain, riding bicycle in family through a strip of land that goes through the sea to the islands etc. This doesn't cost much either, you could also walk it it's free. But if your interest is in dealing with beautiful womens their are many many races too. Panama is known to be the melting pot. There is no need for name-calling who's fat dark skin or what have you. The color doesn't matter. To each his own. As for me I love my dark-skinned woman, also Food in Panama is also rice and peas with coconut, oxtail, arroz con Pollo stew fish etc you needed to move aroud to different places. Another thing to consider is that you could live in a place like this if you have your apartment and car with A/C. The Metro Train, Bus,Mall etc.has A/C, does your hostel have A/C ? You will not live here,is your personal choice, but others love it, just check out the different expat that are flooding into Panama. I have listened to every statement you made considering what Panamal is, and I am sure that you do not know Panama or the panamenians. Didn't see you walking through the city and videotaping yourself anywhere of course you will be bored. Just my observation. Goodnight.

[@BONA7902]

I SPENT A WEEK THERE AND THE PEOPLE WERE SO RUDE. UNBELIVABLE. AND I LOOK LIKE THEM IM FROM THE CARIBBEAN. NOTHING HERE LIKE THE PLACES I'VE TRAVELED AROUND THE WORLD. AS SOON AS I BOARDED THE PLANE TO PANAMA I KNEW I WAS IN TROUBLE. EVERYONE WAS JUST PLAIN RUDE. WHAT IS UP WITH THESE MISERABLE PEOPLE? GLAD TO BE BACK HOME. PANAMA IS ON MY LIST OF PLACES TO AVOID.

[@bryanbowlby7019]

You just said you had been there a day, haven't been to the beaches or any other towns, and you wanna say you wouldn't live in Panama??? WTF? You are in love with Columbia , go BACK!

[@WheresWes]

Lol bruh, why r u so angry. It was my first impressions

[@bryanbowlby7019]

@@WheresWes I'm not your bruh. And how does someone say they wouldn't live somewhere on less than a day of being there? I will stick with my opinion. Go BACK!

[@jefedigital1128]

Putas efect😅

[@davra9858]

Afro people features are not mostly delicate. Overweight is because of the food, a lot of things are deep fried. As regards to the climate, it is a city located inside a tropical rainy forest, similar to Manila, Singapur, kuala Lumpur. It may be hot but not so much as cities in the middle east like Dubai or Doha. The most important all the places, public offices and malls have air conditioning. Something to be reckoned is that Panamá is the most multi-cultural and cosmopolitan city in the region.

[@greensahuaro2834]

I am Colombian, but the Argentenians, Chileans and Paraguain ladies are very pretty!

[@AlbertoGonzalez-nn5wm]

I don't understand the people that visit countries to be all the time comparing to other places... Thats stupid to me.... Would you mind to start feeling, knowing, living the culture and the way people live there and stop comparing to Colombia? Aint no body is pushing you to visit Panama! Ps: Enjoy instead of compare, you will be very happy.

[@WheresWes]

most of my audience follows me for Colombia so they would appreciate the comparison. it isn't that deep.

[@grasia]

@@WheresWes Is very disrespectful to the country you are visiting actually.

[@ronjames-music]

@@grasia you're too sensitive. Comparing makes it easier to get a feel for a particular place.

[@grasia]

@@ronjames-music not the way he is doing it

[@Benyamin568]

@@grasia People will continue to compare countries and there is nothing you can do about it. It won't stop because you want them too.

[@greensahuaro2834]

The Angloxason Americans took Panama from Combia because they wanted to make the Cannal! Today, they call that something like terrorism!

[@martinsampson2307]

i love panama. but don't be fooled by the average panamanian. it's like any poorer culture. they will rob you blind. son vivos. you will hear the phrase 'juega vivo" to describe the poorer attitude. but. i've lived there. and will live there again. i love the place. crap traffic, though.

[@EtikBenjamin]

That's because Columbia is pretentious and it's about what people's bodies look like. It's not about soul and spirit. Panama is a place that's generally regarded to having a lot of soul, Costa Rica has some the same vibe.

[@VitePapa]

So my wife is on the thin side and I'm on the fat almost obese side. So we are a perfect 10 🤣

[@WheresWes]

lol

[@miafaulkner9232]

You fits right in there with all the Asian 😅😅..where you from originally Philippines 😅

[@WheresWes]

Lolol. I'm Chinese but my parents were born in the Philippines

[@guillermogouldburn763]

The outskirts have a mix of upscale and poor neighborhoods, and everything in between. The metro was designed to run through the blue collar areas, people who depend on public trasportation and can't afford to buy a car, hence your impression of the outskirts of the city. If you want to see beautiful chicas you need to go to Casco Viejo, Amador Causeway, or Cinta Costera on the weekends. That's where you'll see all the beauties, otherwise you'll see mostly "obese' housewives running errands. Panamanian young girls tend to stay indoors until the weekend, then they let loose 😉 You won't find that street culture you find in Colombia where it seems like nobody stays home.

[@WheresWes]

thanks 4 sharing! I went to Casco Viejo and Amador and did notice that there were more attractive women, and that in the richer areas it was mostly light skinned people and Chinese people. Very interesting

[@guillermogouldburn763]

@@WheresWes Yes. Also, Panamanian men tend to like their women on the chubby side, so that explains things a bit too. The city is very cosmopolitan with people of all races. Very rare in Latin America. That's why you see a lot of "dark" people. All those races mixing together ❤️ Have you been to Multiplaza mall?

[@egonzalez2324]

go to Colombia then!

[@davidwelty9763]

Many say Panama City is very much like Miami.

[@cesardotorlocodominguez702]

But how crazy to compare countries that have no comparison. First, 4.5 million people live in Panama, more or less, and perhaps a million and a half really are Panamanian, the other 3 million are foreigners. An example is my family of Jewish origin. My father and I were born in Panama. And that is how it is for those of Chinese, Indian, North American, Afro-Caribbean European descent and obviously if you investigate the history of the birth of Panama as a nation it is made in the style of the USA from many of its foods and customs of course there will be a lot of influence from the Caribbean because they came for the construction of the canal and they are the grandparents with a heritage rich in flavor and they speak good English for the most part and regarding beauty I did not know that being dark-skinned was being ugly that is called racism and it is well known that racism is a sign of low and superficial intellect... in short, it is strange to see a person of a not so privileged race taking this position that is always seen more in the mind of another group that has had the supramacy of the humanity ..... and now I wonder if you had only come to Kunayala all of Panama would be without overweight and short stature or if you had only gone to azuero then the people would be clear and easy-going or if you had only visited Boquete then it would only be Anglo-Saxon people with gringo hobbies you can't really evaluate a country by one million inhabitants who live in the capital and the other three don't count.

[@themisteryfication387]

This comment is so stupid...

[@whypanamanow]

There are a couple of points he made in the video that didn’t make any sense. 1. Panama is a melting pot. Probably one of the most diverse places I’ve ever visited. To hint that Columbia is more diverse is honestly a joke. Even a friend of mine from Cali Colombia was telling me that one of the things she enjoys the most about Panama is the diversity of the people and the culture. 2. Yes, I agree some Panamanians look like Caribbean people, because a lot of them came during the time when the canal was built, and their ancestors decided to stay and integrate in the local community, but the truth of the matter is when you take a closer look at them, you are going to realize that a lot of them look much more like a African-Americans. Especially when you look at the way they dress and their overall style. Even a friend of mine from Detroit pointed out, what he loves about Panama is that if he doesn’t open his mouth (he doesn’t speak Spanish) , he blends right in versus in Columbia he sticks out like a sore thumb , because everyone recognize him as an American. 3. What he said about the Asian population was almost a slap in the face and I’m not even Asian. Panamanians of Chinese decent and Panamanians of East Indian decent, have a long history in Panama that dates back generations, to the time when white colonialists decided to bring them over from Asia to build a railroads. Afterwards they stayed and integrated with the local population and married local women. That explains why you will find a lot of “Latino” looking Panamanians with Chinese last names. The other thing there’s a reason why there’s a Chinatown in Panama City. And last but not least to say that in California Asians, speak their language and English and it surprised you that in Panama they speak their language and Spanish. What’s surprising about that are they supposed to speak English? Panama is the spanish-speaking country, so that statement was beyond me. Other than that informative video. 👍

[@wadek798]

You need to be here longer. You don’t

[@tuyquienmas]

White panamanians exist to actually... we are multi racial and multi cultural...

[@knotwhatyouthink]

Thanks for this Nothing there for me... don't like hot & humid nor US style traffic/cars nor US style obesity Leaving for Colombia - Rio Negro Jan 11th for 6 wks AmoColombia!

[@grasia]

Safe trip thanks for spearing us. Your presence.

[@guillermogouldburn763]

@@grasia the ironic thing is Colombians are invading Panama

[@reneesanchezmiranda8588]

Kilos mortales es en USA, y están hablando de que no le gustan la obesidad aquí. Por eso usan V8 porque no caben en carros japoneses 😂

[@overlookresident9862]

dude you have clearly not been to Panama. Colombia and Panama are VERY alike. In fact Panama WAS part of Colombia and the people are extremely similar to Cartagena/Barranquilla. Even some Panamanian honeys are finer than Colombians I've met a few. US Style cars/trafffic?? and Panama IS NOT obese like US. that's because No offense to any Asian men but in Panama they prefer Gringos anyway all day man, even more than their own men.

[@tsunamiguay8956]

Panama was use to be part of Colombia

[@davidcooper177]

That is a good review. COLOMBIA HAS SOME HOT MEN TOO. I want a Colombian boyfriend!