Meeting the Raramuri Mexico's Indigenous Mountain Runners 🇲🇽

[@2wheel93]

Hey brother I’m a descendent of the raramuri people I’m from parral chihuahua and I have never seen any kind of video done on my people you are digging deep down there in Mexico and it makes me happy thanks for this I have been watching you for a while and will keep watching you great videos great energy k dios te bendiga amigo

[@JJ-iy7rk]

The more tourist that visit the less chance they have at surviving I think. Specially caballo blanco i used to think he was a hero but the raramuri should be left virgin people

[@yolee66]

My parents are from Delicias and Meoqui and my mom used to love visiting Parral, never been to Parral but someday.

[@juanvera9469]

To day there is lots of veidios on rumary people or mountain people of chigugua . But these is the best .it geting better all the time.etc

[@juanvera9469]

And that make there own violines for there musica to etc.

[@elymendoza5291]

Hermano todo eso lo padias decir en espan~ol.

[@ComaToast1]

As a an Aboriginal Australian I respect this a whole lot ✊🏿💯

[@ninjareflex]

As Mexican, I'm 100% in solidarity with Australia's aboriginal peoples 💪🏽

[@Leslie-hc5bi]

Thank you for caring for our mexican culture. Indigenous people! They still are pure, I many of us are already mextizos We are still México.

[@lolal3853]

We are still standing and always will 🇲🇽❤

[@doperodriguez8403]

I like how you didn’t say mestizo

[@corsan172011]

Ahuevoooooo👍👍👍

[@ThroughDarknessComesLight]

@@doperodriguez8403 we are mestizos though .

[@norteamericanoazotadordezo1213]

@@lolal3853 mestizos and castizos are the master race🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@EduMenaT]

Carlos you just captured the memory of a civilization that is in danger of disappearing!

[@kaizadirani9479]

Carlos you a wonderful kind and generous human being. God bless you and Sophie both. Keep traveling and enriching people's lives. Buena Suerte

[@Ca-yj4il]

Que dios los bendiga 🙏

[@antonevelone1439]

Thanks, beautiful sights and beautiful pictures of Indigenous people in Mexico. I am Indigenous of the Southwest…

[@ninarivera7158]

OMG that little girl who sang was adorable 🥰,

[@Frankiemonarcas]

Volpe thanks for visiting Mexico and appreciating my country. When the girl sang and said her grandmother watches her over heaven touched my heart. Thanks hermano for showing us life

[@sanjeevsharma6386]

You guys have done a good deed by buying things from the indigenous chilldren. This will go some way in helping them out. The indigenous people are very simple.This was a very nice and heart warming video. Keep up the good work.

[@jet6619]

Dude this is a fascinating video! The GTA “arcade” game in the middle of nowhere is absolutely surreal…

[@VolpeWhereAreYou]

Thanks man, I couldn't believe they had GTA in the middle of this village

[@antwanhuxley1208]

Salvador Dalí once said Mexico was more surreal than his paintings... so.. yeah, pretty much ha ha

[@georgelingo3973]

It is quite popular game. My hometown ranch has it as well at the local store. Along with Donkey Kong. All kids come to play it around sunset when they are done working/helping out their siblings or parents at work. No one plays games as simple as marbles anymore :(

[@LACRUZUNDERGROUNDKLIPZ]

For real ! I’m a big fan I was shocked 😮

[@EricM-gm5wz]

As a Mexican living in Miami, i really appreciate you showing the indigenous peoples of Mexico and Latin America. Love your content man, keeps it coming and stay safe out there.✌🏼

[@ChrisMatinet]

You're doing an awesome respectful job and I love you both for that....I didn't know these people existed until I saw this video. I'm 100 percent indigenous from Northern Ontario and can feel the connection with these people

[@timjohnson9054]

This episode made my day! I love my RAZA! From Canada to Peru haven’t been further south, good honest people, just talking to them is magnificent!

[@ninarivera7158]

I felt like I was watching a show in Discovery! This was honestly amazing!

[@adanhuerta759]

Muchas gracias hermano Venezolano, por el reconocimiento que les das a nuestros pueblos originarios👌un abrazote, en nombre de todos los Mexicanos!!!

[@soumyadeeplovestoexplore6631]

It's really wonderful to see those people by knowing some background information and history of their community living in the deep mountains in isolation, separated from the compact zone, with incredible natural surroundings of various landscapes in full serenity, selling some amazing handicrafts along with other handmade stuffs and farming to survive for their living. Thank you for showing this beautiful coverage, also for your generosity and kindness towards them.

[@ivonnehernandez3602]

I recently discovered I am related to them by a very high percentage, and I am beyond proud. This video is very moving, thank you so much for documenting all of this I am very touched.

[@danmangonista772]

Very respectful video, Carlos shows HIS GENUINE INTEREST, towards this community, in contrast to sounding interesting. Thankyou for taking us to your travels.

[@ts-vx6iw]

Exchanging each other’s language lessons is beautiful ❤️

[@terren1275]

Carlos is a man of the people, for the people! 👍

[@openthekimonoco]

This little girl 14:40 makes me feel so happy and laugh so much. I have visited this vid several time. She is great/beautiful and seems so spontaneously happy. She must be mimicking other tourists when she takes the photo. Luv to have the money to put her through art school there in Mexico when she gets older giving her a chance to change lives there.

[@tsoen-shinlam7621]

Thank you so much for showing the unknown part of Mexico.

[@Sky-qf3qu]

I went to visit this valley when I was in Chihuahua with a tourist group last year. We stayed in Creel and one day we visited the valley and it was beautiful. The best trip I’ve ever taken. I will remember it forever

[@Jgomez-kg2qo]

Carlos, wow I’m glad I stumbled through your Chanel like I’m sure many viewers have! Just want to thank you for the good job and the kind heart and appreciation you have for others I will continue to watch my friend god bless you and your family! I’m Mexican/American sending love to Venezuelans and Miami amigo!

[@JOSEGARCIA-ej6hp]

Great video Volpe. Rarámuri as you mentioned means "light feet" They have a Ceremonial hunt where a team of runners will take turns chasing a big deer through those mountains nigth and day until it dies. Marathon distance is a walk in the park for these folks.

[@VolpeWhereAreYou]

My hat off to them, as you can hear in the video I was constantly out of breath when walking up hill

[@hongisland3016]

Awesome see traditions still kept. Breathe of fresh air, more vlogs like this.

[@Mr1975tapatio]

Carlos Eres Un Crack Hermano! Eres Un Ejemplo Para Toda La Humanidad!

[@angelaparra8154]

I have family in creel Mexico.. we used to visit there a lot before it got bad to travel in 2006 n 2007. Haven’t been there since.. we still keep up with our family who lives there. Beautiful place. ❤

[@Mo-ps4dz]

Just recently started watching your videos, love them... Forget Discovery, National Geographic - just watch Volpe and Sophie!

[@VolpeWhereAreYou]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@fhdhff]

Your generosity brought a tear to my eye. Thank you for giving a glimpse into the lives of the Raramuri.

[@armandovera2304]

Carlos you have a great heart. Your viewers appreciate that you are very kind to the people portray on this video. Have a bless day.

[@rudyalmaguer8199]

Soy de Mexico vivo en Virginia y me encanta ver tus videos y si te quieres quedar en mexico con gusto nuestro pais acepta a gente tan buena como tu.!!

[@debralynnpaxton5238]

Love the beautiful, blue dress of the young lady tending her handicrafts in the outdoor market 💙

[@coolcheetah123]

Carlos!!! wonderful video man... it's such a nice thing to know about the cultures and traditions of other countries from the west especially from Mexico... It say's there is some common stuff between Mexico and India!!! May be language, clothes, food, life styles... is almost the same... I like to see so much of depth in the Mexican tradition.... Fascinating video Carlos... Also nicely explained... Nice study!!!

[@Cmar24]

This video needs more views. Mexicans need to be more proud of our Indigenous DNA and not see it as something less then.

[@Raccon_Detective.]

Coming from a Dominican Mexicans should be really proud that they still have native people, have high native blood and, native phenotypes that actually show.

[@dalailama9132]

Beautiful People..... Raramuri.... Many INDEGENOUS PEOPLE in Mexico.... Tribes.....

[@ThePhoenix109]

Many latino mexicans have indegenous blood.

[@zinknot]

The little basket is so cool. I can't believe she is only charging 20 pesos for it. It would be like 50 dollars here in the USA for something that takes so much work.

[@azchemguylopez2596]

Gracias por enseñar al mundo lo bello de Mexico y su gente indigena. As a mestizo, sometimes we forget our otra mitad. Thank you guys for being repsectful and compassionate to the Raramuri people and reminding us how we should treat each other with kindness and humanity. Saludos, carnal.

[@81jorge]

We are officially adopting you! Volpe will be Venemexican!

[@TheJamplnco]

Great video! I love the food vlogs and such, but touring and seeing the locals, excellent. Again, keep up the great and informative videos!

[@brewstergallery]

Truly amazing! Thank you both for the episode and compassion!

[@colleengarcia4886]

Thank you for documenting this beautiful area. Peace.

[@rkingelchihuas4479]

Gracias bro por brindarnos un poco del lugar donde naci. Mi lindo chihuahua.. saludos y bendiciones bro..

[@noeldabreo6130]

what a wonderful episode with the local indigenous people and their minimalistic lovey lives...God bless them

[@jameswallace3043]

Carlos you have a big heart very warm and loving you're very giving person our world needs more people like you thank you for your kindness

[@zeeee985]

You have a very kind heart. I hope godbless you man don't ever stop being the good hearted person that you are. I can tell from your eyes that you have a pure clean soul.

[@akidim13]

Mi gente , my people, so beautiful and caring and humble

[@malisstreetfoodguide]

Wow that's a great sharing dear, waiting for more sharing from you friend.

[@jaimemartinez1942]

Carlos, God Bless you for your generosity. I can't walk away from seeing someone in need and not trying to help. I got so emotional. Don't change.

[@damianel2913]

Wow Carlos a place I never had a idea of Mexico gracias amigo! One of my favorite video of you .

[@ramyfever]

I have so much respect for people that refuse to change in honor of their traditions and beliefs. May God have mercy on them and bless them for all eternity

[@AZHighLife]

Their dresses are pretty similar to Apache traditional dresses in the Southwest AZ, NM, TX....im pretty sure Apache people are sort of related to them....as Apaches used to roam south of the border before borders and i believe some bands of Apaches stayed in Mexico while the rest in US

[@tinadraper9143]

Mexico and USA have several tribes that are on both sides of the border, Apache is one, Mexico even has a Cherokee nation of Mexico.

[@Mike_MFn_Jones]

@@tinadraper9143 Cherokee in Mexico, are you sure? Please tell..

[@MarioLopez-xu5zc]

the natives did not wear dresses as shown in the video, instead they wore huipiles. the arrival of the spanish in the new continent had an impact on the native culture. keep in mind that southwestern states were part of mexico and previously belonged to new spain, so it´s natural for the native of modern-day Mexico and the US to share similar traditional attire.

[@alejandrorauda6027]

Thanks brother, for what you are doing for those Great people!!

[@debralynnpaxton5238]

Beautiful crafts ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Love the tortilla warmers; never seen those before ❤❤❤

[@Jeeettttttt]

This was absolutely brilliant, Carlos. Muy muy bien 🙏

[@stephanwashington6678]

There are benefits of being an introvert. You have to protect your spirit and your energy. Being and staying positive and pure, you can't go wrong.

[@jacquelynlinn1505]

Those baskets in the beginning would be so perfect for holding spices in the kitchen. Lined with some plastic. Wow!! Awesome craftsmanship!!

[@chavezhernandez2640]

No conocía su canal pero m parece chingon buenas personas excelentes videos muchas gracias y bendiciones 👍

[@rafakanabik5935]

Gracias por apoyar a nuestra gente karnal! Aunque no lo creas haces gran diferencia en la vida de estas personas Much respect dog!

[@joseb1541]

Great video Carlos, great work. It's amazing to learn and discover their culture and history through your lens. Thank you for sharing it with us, cheers from Washington state!

[@VolpeWhereAreYou]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@underwateradventures9484]

Thanks for the insight of the Raramuri! I read the book about the marathon runners from there who often ran barefoot our huaraches. Keep exploring the small villages and sharing With us. Safe travels !!!

[@richyorozco8918]

you are good man visiting humble people puro Chihuahua

[@jasonsong6747]

Hhahaa awesome broo! Love these explorations - I love learning about cultures especially from the rural, country, indigenous parts/people/nature. That little girl is a pro! We all know she'll grow up to be an amazing photographer lol.

[@ResidentNotEvil5]

Didn't know Mexico such a beautiful big country

[@ThePhoenix109]

Its pretty big. More than 3 Times the size of France..

[@shiroumxm2052]

@@ThePhoenix109 we were a lot bigger.. just some country invaded and took that land

[@hermdogg1846]

Yeah half was taken from Mexico..

[@noxiousbaz]

Watched almost two hours of your travels and it felt like five minutes. Such a calming, life-affirming channel!

[@egleepinto5605]

Increhible que de una canasta salgan tantas miniature es un arte.

[@mleon602]

another great video. beautiful place you visited. thanks for so generous to that community.

[@user-xb2wm1gj1s]

Why ur so late volpe we want daily vlogs my day starts with ur vlog man 🇦🇷❤

[@Leslie-hc5bi]

AWE!!😍🤩

[@williamstearns6687]

Those rock formations are insanely beautiful! Thanks for this brilliant vlog!

[@laveenr]

Mountain top view is breathtaking, thanks for showing the country side.

[@dannyflores4096]

Hey Carlitos...muchas Gracias...con tus videos puedo ver mucha belleza que todavia existe en este mundo...

[@jacquelynlinn1505]

Such a generous heart Volpe. Bless you both for reaching all of the best out there. Keep going. I’m living through your videos!! Thank you.

[@otemplet9915]

Incredible experience. Very calm people. Rosa really has such a warm personality. The crafts are awesome. And of course, those rock formations. Blessings to you Both.

[@LatoLato66]

No music intro and backround sound just straight to the point your video is awesome and wholesome so calm and satisfiying to watch don't change it 👍

[@braddelander7026]

Great videos you are giving me excellent history information.Thank you👍👍😃

[@debralynnpaxton5238]

Amazing to see what looks like wind and water shaped boulders.

[@mg7651]

Seeing them play GTA is pretty wild lol 😂

[@rajeshramachandran1704]

Hola Carlos - Totally different from your regular vlogs ! Interesting to note the lifestyle of the people living in the high altitude! You were gasping for breath for sure ( understandable ) given the thin air , less oxygen & high altitude! I love every vlog of yours ! Much love Carlos & Sophie ! Loved the scenic beauty 👍🤗🤗🤗

[@VolpeWhereAreYou]

Thanks, yeah you can hear the heaving breathing the whole vlog, you walk a little uphill and it feels like a sprint

[@ronaldcervantes1959]

This was a beautiful vlog god bless you Carlos.

[@rolindowndriver]

Rosita scaling those rocks was very impressive. Enjoyed this video!

[@sunshinegirl8216]

The skill and the beauty of the pine needle baskets....

[@adrianaglavan6576]

Love your video n you are a brave person. Stay safe n cont doing your interesting videos.

[@sarahfraser4890]

Amazing! Thanks for sharing this place I had no idea existed.

[@ginadominguez2538]

Great video and I loved you gave extra showing love

[@HIGHRISH420]

This video had Bald n Bankrupt vibes with a Carlos twist. Great video....informative and entertaining.

[@antoniochavez1074]

muchísimas grasias por mostrarme cosas quenoconosco demi México Flisidades

[@desertsunset8025]

What a beautiful video , thank you ! 🙏

[@datamyt3]

Beautiful people, beautiful culture, beautiful rock formations!

[@ramirotenorio6147]

Carlos Dios t bendiga con creces lo q haces ayudar.mexicanos y Latinos apoyemos esta KZbinr q siempre les da demas a las personas y ayuda.

[@joaquinpasillas3736]

Another super awesome video Carlos&Shofinator, much respect for how you help out people like in this video, 👍, big fan enjoy your vids, stay safe

[@sharonnewton4374]

Thanks for the great adventure! God bless you!

[@sanjoyguha4355]

Enjoying all your Mexico videos - lucky to see those unknown places on earth. - Sanjoy from Kolkata, India.

[@ramirotenorio6147]

Hermosos lugares y jente burna y humildes.

[@mcleanization1540]

I remember my doctor told me I should live in the mountains somewhere to help my sinus problems because apparently dust mites can not survive at high altitudes. Even though there is less oxygen it’s meant to be better for you if you have asthma too, I don’t know how that works 🤷‍♀️

[@-LovedOne]

I feeling the recent content you putting out. I see the harald goat reference lol. You spitting out some history and facts and mingling with the locals so that's making things more interesting than just showing us where you travel. Keep at it bro, your channel is getting better and better!

[@UnChingon]

This is why I follow you and ur videos son chingones.

[@reptilesavage]

Omg I love Mexican indigenous culture 🌱🥭!!! I like it so much more than city life... I would love to learn from these powerful people!!

[@ChrisR132]

finally more than just a food vlog! thank you

[@shiroumxm2052]

Rosa seems to be to me one of those RPG video game characters that at the end of your search reveals a great secret that makes you reach the maximum level Saludos desde México! gracias por apoyar a la gente

[@SlumBunnie]

Very informative yet entertaining, keep up the good work! 👍