11 things NO ONE told you about MEXICO

[@TangerineTravels]

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[@trinimorea2738]

Maddie, I love this video! #travel #mexico #visitmexico #travelmexico #jordan #maddie #laska #tangerinetravels #tangerine #Querétaro #Queretaro #KZbin #travels #thingsnoonetoldyouaboutmexico #16thingsnoonetoldyouaboutmexico

[@pickledpigknuckles6945]

you could have said it is yet to be excavated

[@galoflores2407]

Hello guys, let me tell you I really like your videos about Mexico and I would like to invite you to Poza Rica, Veracruz, this city is not too big but it´s close from Papantla, Veracruz (with an ancient city called "El tajin") and close to several beaches in the north of Veracruz, email me if you feel like coming ([e-mail]). You (and Laska) can stay at my place and we speak English at home. =)

[@ElEcodelTren]

hey! could you tell me please what is the video when you talk about the situation when you got pull over by an officer and he asked you about your car's plate that says "SALAZAR"?? LOL.. i've been looking for that video but haven't found it!

[@keepcreationprocess]

You are lucky with her a smart and strong woman....I think maybe Mexico looks worth visiting,once in my life...your travels are beautiful.

[@MrWhip55]

I'm from Scotland and your travels have convinced me to visit Mexico. Thank you.

[@world_mem7567]

Amazing country full of history, art and culture. Mexico has the largest number of World-Heritage sites in the Americas!! Mexican cousine awesome!!

[@samuelvelez7770]

@@sandiegoslacker that can happen to you anywhere,getting brainwashed by the media Mexico 🇲🇽 is a beautiful country if u scared go to church ...

[@MrWhip55]

I'm not afraid to visit Mexico. Wearing my Kilt should scare any Robbers.

[@mexicanodecorazon1697]

@@sandiegoslacker Ha ha, you must live in a fantasy bubble!!, Mexico is fantastic!. Cheers my Scottish friends!!!

[@timothytibbits7942]

@@sandiegoslacker that's great. Living here in Mexico, I feel safer than I do in the USA but there are lots of gringos down here, like me. Maybe there are enough and you saying things like that should keep people away who live in fear.

[@davidellis5141]

Two of the best advocates for Mexico are the lovely couple who host 🍊 travels ! Thanks for the brief tutorial. Happy 🐰 Day ! 😃

[@TangerineTravels]

Thanks so much David! Happy Easter / Semana Santa / Pascua 🐣

[@cecizeni]

Couldn't agree more❤️🥰💐🤗👏

[@HalfManHalfCichlid]

Having traveled in Mexico for nearly 50 years and having a winter residence in Cabo San Lucas I must say this is one excellent, informative and accurate production. Anyone who wants to learn about the culture and country should watch this. Congratulations on a really fine work

[@chuck1728]

The reason you have a good time in Mexico is that you always have your sense of humor! When traveling in Mexico do not leave home without your sense of humor, or stay in the American resort places. Mexican people are different. Enjoy... no, live the difference. Don't have a sense of humor? You will not embrace Mexico.

[@nadiebg6425]

I'm learn English, good comment

[@johnsymonstcu]

I love this type of "something you didn't know about Mexico" program.❤👍💯 You guys always seem to introduce fun and informative tidbits about Mexico that most foreigners are unaware of. I am glad that you present this information in such a positive way. Please continue to produce vlogs like this every so often. Take care, stay safe and enjoy April in fascinating and friendly Mexico! 🤗❤🙏🌎

[@luzmacias244]

Hello guys, fun fact the wife of a president went to japan and fell in love with the cerezo ( blossom) and wanted to bring the tree to México but they told her the temperature and other factors wouldnt allow the tree to bloom so they brougth a similar tree from Brazil that is purple, the Jacaranda.

[@Sero4]

I thought it was Matsumoto who introduced the Jacaranda to president Obregón

[@zayneunderwood1488]

No one ever told me that I would be tuning in every Saturday to watch two young people do great videos on Mexico and what it's like to live and travel there ... And adventures with Laska their Wonder dog...🐾 🐕 🍊

[@TangerineTravels]

Thanks for making us part of your Saturday routine Zayne! :)

[@zayneunderwood1488]

@@TangerineTravels 🍊🙏🍻💛☮️🎶☕🦴

[@CienTacos]

I recently discovered that my father's family comes from San Juan Del Rio, Queretaro. It's now on my bucket list to visit.

[@vchivers11]

One thing I was saying to a friend the other day. ........In Mexico, you have the Mexican dog called Xoloitzcuintle, pyramids, and sun god called Huitzilopochtli. ........In Egypt you have pharaoh hound, pyramids, sun god called Ra. ........Both the Mexican and Egyptian dogs look exactly the same....similar cultures.........quite amazing!!

[@ct4074]

Before Judaism and Christianity, people were well aware of their living soul and its connection to the universe and a god or gods grater than themselves. Today's "illuminated" atheists are spiritually autistic or just plain stupid...

[@ltdodgen]

@@ct4074 😂

[@jeangonzalez9703]

Well, it's not rocket science or a great mystery or coincidence, it's simply called paganism. The serpent cult is all over China, India , Egypt and Mexico, just to name a few. I am not a religious person, but that great serpent/dragon who deceives all nations( cultures ) is mentioned in the Bible. Wow

[@FilosParaSofia]

Huitzilopochtli is actually the god of war. The god of sun would be Tonatiuh. :)

[@stevekollen1672]

I have lived in Costa Rica for 24 years and have a passport from Costa Rica and from the US (where I was born). I look typically like what many people call a gringo so I tell people I'm from gringolandia and they immediately know what I mean, don't get offended, and I usually get a chuckle to boot.

[@keepcreationprocess]

How old are you now ? Do you work online all thos years ? or do you own a hotel or a restaurant there ? means local business.

[@stevekollen1672]

@@keepcreationprocess I'm over 60 now and ever since I moved here I have worked as a translator from Spanish to English. The first two years was in a brick and mortar software company office in a free trade zone in Heredia (I live in Alajuela) where I had to commute every day. After that I have been doing it online freelance for a couple of translation agencies here in Costa Rica and in Mexico and Colombia.

[@lauriedarling2143]

Always love your informative videos! You guys are the best advocates for beautiful Mexico! Can't wait to explore more of the country.

[@JennandLeon]

We're here, we're here! Landed yesterday! Thanks for the awesome video guys!

[@TangerineTravels]

Have fun guys! :)

[@robertjennings397]

I love it when you guys are happy and rested.

[@pattykearney2591]

It's funny. We seem to go everywhere you go, in the exact order! We saw you in Valladolid at the Italian restaurant. Anyway, we have been to Querétaro and loved it. We are going back August 1st for my husband's birthday. We just got back from Acapulco. We always watch your videos before we go. Really enjoyed the Taxco one. All these points you have made here are totally correct. Also to add, just try to speak Spanish, they appreciate the effort and they will even help you with the words. Also, the Italian food and pizza is the best I have ever had. I think it is because the restaurants and owners are actually from Italy. We are in Quintana Roo still, but looking to move elsewhere. So far Acapulco is winning!

[@cindyeyler]

Very informative. Looking forward to your next vlog. You’re both looking happy and healthy 😊

[@TangerineTravels]

Thanks Cindy! :)

[@janedoediddly191]

I live near Canada! They don’t like us calling ourselves “Americans”. It does make sense if you think about it. I call myself a US’er! I try learn the letter in that language!

[@evelinholmes6401]

Watched some Vloggers from the US living in the Philippines and Thailand and the always referred themselves from America 🇺🇸. Why not say USA.?

[@chrisr.1820]

Yeah, I also call them united staters, the girl in the video say they have no other word but for sure there is.

[@michaellivingston501]

Saludos! There is actually a form of sour cream which I finally found, it’s called crema ácida. Not quite the tang of sour cream, but pretty close. I even found a cream labeled “sour cream” in an upscale supermarket. Crema is a form of cream we don’t use either I’m sure you have tried and then their is crema batida o crema para batir for making whipped cream. It’s very hard to whip even though it’s think. The whip cream comes in an aerosol can or crema de chantilly in a small tub. When I first moved to Queretaro, I went nuts looking for items like these, horse radish sauce, but in time it’s almost, almost all here.....at a cost

[@fredbeagle307]

I watched it twice just to make sure I didn't miss anything

[@Stoney_Snark]

Great tip about keeping the toll receipt!! I had that explained to me just a few weeks ago though I’ve been here over a year. If something had happened I probably could’ve found it, but it would be in the trash bag.

[@TangerineTravels]

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[@jaypaladin-havesmartswilll5508]

Excellent video, it is one of your best videos, so informative to a potential traveler to Mexico, like me.

[@nicholaswaymire2123]

Queretaro - you have made it!!! Take your time with the food & architecture, weekend craft vendors, museo de bichos, mercado la Cruz and spend at least a weekend up in the north-eastern forests in the Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra Gorda (you won't regret it)

[@AdventureWalk4K]

Hello from the frozen north in Alaska! Enjoyed the video and the interesting info about Mexico. Nice to see the beautiful scenes of life there, and lots of sunshine!

[@carloscarlin114]

Just a little thing , "Estados Unidos Mexicanos" would translate to "United Mexican States" not "United States of Mexico", that would be "Estados Unidos de México", the only places that officially have "México" in their name are Mexico City, the State of Mexico and... New Mexico lol. There were attempts to change the official name to the country to just "Mexico" but it never got enough interest in the congress.

[@MycoHippie]

So y’all should definitely do an episode on the types of pizzas found in Mexico. We always see y’all reviewing authentic Mexican food I think it would be a cool change of pace to see their pizzas.

[@darr1954]

Second!

[@brianabare7515]

And burgers 😂

[@AHPSC]

@@brianabare7515 The best hamburgers can be found in Zona Rosa in Mexico City. One can also enjoy very authentic Kimchi.

[@brianabare7515]

@@AHPSC thanks! Will check it out!

[@HalfManHalfCichlid]

In Oaxaca I had a pizza with crusted grasshoppers. Great experience except for my stomach the next morninh.

[@lightningbottle]

Glad to have you in my hometown Queretaro, feel your self at home, sure you will be showing the great things we love form here

[@LMDinNC]

Learning how to pronounce "estadounidense"is a major breakthrough and much appreciated by Latin people.

[@ThereIsAlwaysaWay2]

The #1 EXPORT of MEXICO is Tangerine Travels LOL :D Love you both.

[@ald8612]

Thank you two for your videos. I'd love to me you both someday. Happy travels and Happy Easter!

[@brettparnell8254]

I had to laugh when Maddie opened the can of worms. I few years ago I spent Christmas at the Vatican, and started talking before the service with the people beside me from Washington DC, and a bishop from Brazil. Before he left when the mass was 20 minutes from starting, the bishop said to the couple from DC "I just want to leave you with one lesson. I am from Brazil, he (pointing at me) is from Canada, and all four of us are Americans".

[@irmabarajas1900]

And he was absolutely Right !! Since we are all in the AMERICAN CONTINENT

[@robertkennedy6397]

Yes he was correct, people born in Europe are called Europeans, people born in Africa are called Africans, I don't see why people born all over the American Continent can't call themselves Americans.

[@Gizziiusa]

@@robertkennedy6397 people refer themselves from what country they come from, not what continent you silly rabbit.

[@Gizziiusa]

its not a can of worms. it global communist "political correctness" in action. Historically the word "American" specifically meant a person from the USA. ppl dont go around proclaiming what continent they are from.

[@erichamilton3373]

Actually he wad wrong in English. Wr are all from the Americas. Continentally we are North or South Americans, but only people from the US are Americans. In Spanish or Portuguese it's different. They also habe other continents...this causes the confusion.

[@DavidHuffTexas]

Maddie, No worries about "Tex Mex" cuisine. It's good to let people visiting from the U.S. and Canada know that real Mexican cuisine is varied and complex. And as a native Texan, I know that Tex Mex is very much a fusion cuisine from northern Mexico + South Texas. It's all good! And as my great-uncle used to say, "You can call me anything, just don't call me late for dinner."

[@Hammocktraveller]

By the way, I am in Queretaro and I love it. Can't wait to see how you rate it with all the cities you have been to. For me, better than Oaxaca. Keep on the good work, I like you guys.

[@priesteresmarietje4772]

Thank you for speaking about the Indigenous populations.

[@laurencanales-vaschy5617]

Hello Tangerines. Love your fresh take on MX.

[@LaKarencitaMX]

It seems you did a lot of research for this video! I never knew there was a hidden pyramid in El Pueblito!?

[@cuckoo61]

Eh Karen ! 😃 Acabo de conocer tu canal hace unas semanas y ya me eché muchos videos, la verdad está muy chido tu canal 😁

[@LaKarencitaMX]

@@cuckoo61 muchas gracias!. Qué chido que te guste 🙌🙌

[@gilbertorosales5317]

Maddie.. The name America came from Martin Waldersmuller, who named the continent in1507...after Americo Vespuccio m, a cortographist, after Spain discovered this continent hearing Christopher Columbus to make the travel, backing him up with ships, crew a d money...in 1492... And in1507, anglos still didn't get to Plymouth Rock, which ocurred tilm 1607...

[@jbhyip]

Correct!!! That's why is United States (of) America, and not United States (is) America. But even if United States was America, which is not, Ponce de León was in La Florida in 1513. The first legal immigrant in NYC in 1613 was from the Dominican Republic, who received permission from the Native Lenape. That's not even counting that Mexicans have been in what is now the United States forever.

[@gilbertorosales5317]

@@jbhyip thank you for your quite, more than certain participation on the matter...and your knowledge so interesting and necessary...to understand what is true about our COMMON HISTORY...which is the one of us all...the one of mankind...and talking about what really happened trough Spain first - October 12th 1492...and then, later Portuguese and anglos amd french involved with the ones that are really the americans...the wrongly called indians...by the way...Was Cristopher Columbus, who called them that way, by thnking he and his spanish, crew were in India...

[@gilbertorosales5317]

Best Regards Maddie...you - as far as I know, - are part mexican...YOU ARE ONE OF US. .GOD BLESS YOU, AND YOUR HUSBAND...HE, regardless, is also part of this beautiful continent...ANGLOS HAD THE GUTS TO CROSS THE OCEAN...THEY HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE PART OF THE COMUNITY, as well......Cheers...

[@geoengr3]

Nice video. I'm looking forward to seeing more of Querétaro in future videos!

[@androidron1]

You've mentioned this before about driving down there, but one thing that surprised me was people putting their left blinkers on when they wanted you to pass them on the left. It's confusing.

[@TangerineTravels]

SO CONFUSING! 😫

[@arsgnm10]

people do that in Europe too. I thought it was universal.

[@deborahleah8704]

Bravo! Making your travel/cultrural lifestyle an informative experience thru sharing. Excellente video & channel content.

[@Solmarlu]

As always, adorable videos that make me feel as if I were in my beloved Mexico! Son fantásticos y su vibración, increíble!

[@TangerineTravels]

Thanks so much Yoli!

[@ScenicSitesandBites]

Great video as usual! Thanks for the awesome info. It's amazing to hear that Mexico City is sinking that much each year!

[@giannagiavelli5098]

maddie your skin looks so good in this video you look healthy and strong again.

[@EmilLarssonswed]

Nice :) your vids make me happy

[@stephaniedavis1593]

Very interesting! I learned a lot!

[@monolima6344]

It's been a pleasure to drive you guys around in one of the most beautiful and cleanest city of Mexico, Querétaro is the one. Saludos Amigos!! 🙋‍♂️

[@3catscarefreelife]

I am thinking of moving to Mexico part time. That would be so nice.😎

[@TangerineTravels]

I think moving here part time is a great way to dip your toes in the water and find out if it's right for you. Where do you think you might move to?

[@3catscarefreelife]

@@TangerineTravels I am not sure yet but have heard that Miguel De Allende and Merida are two great places to check out but the biggest hurdle I have is convincing my husband that this is a great idea.😜

[@pattykearney2591]

Merida is waaay too hot.

[@3catscarefreelife]

@@pattykearney2591 Is it super hot year round? Or is it just during the summer months? I really don’t mind the heat since I grew up in South Texas but am now living in Maryland which is too cold during three seasons.

[@sergioe.7725]

@@3catscarefreelife. Hi, am mexican and i have lived in merida for almost 8 years now, and i can confirm that merida is VERY hot from mid april to octuber. But then from october to mid april is hot, but not to hot, right now we are at 24 degrees (Celsius). I personally recomend you to think about Campeche, is a city very close to merida, and is as safe as merida, and there is a costco too plus is in front of the sea so the wheater is better.i don’t live there because of schools. There is better education here in merida, but if you don’t have kids (or you have very young kids) thats a great place to live. Try first a Airbnb !

[@angelica3368]

Thank you guys! I’ve told so many of my friends that we, Mexicans, but also the rest of Latin American countries, come in all colors. Also, They get surprised when I tell them that Mexico has rivers and lots of bodies of water - it’s not just desert and tumbleweeds 😂. I encountered the “American” snafu when I flew back from Chile. A lady on the plane asked me where I was from and I said America and she immediately corrected me...We’re also Americans (Chileans, Argentinians, Colombians, etc. are from South AMERICA) (Mexicans, Belizeans, Hondurans, etc from Central America)... you get the drift... so now I tell people I’m from Texas and get no flack (although they ask if I own a horse 😂).

[@staralioflundnv]

Maybe saying you are from "the United States," might make it different enough.

[@Nezuko_91463]

If someone asked you where you’re from, then answering with a location (as opposed to an adjective) makes a ton of sense. But, how does the fact that we’re all Americans make someone who is from the United States of America somehow not American? That doesn’t make sense.

[@angelica3368]

@@Nezuko_91463 I took it as we, from the USA, are arrogant to think that we’re the only Americans. I didn’t take offense, it was obvious to me that she was the one with the problem.

[@Solmarlu]

Actually México is in North America, Central America starts in Guatemala and Belice. NAFTA: US, México and Canada

[@ellsmere58]

A friend of mine is from Africa, some one asked her did she see lions, giraffes, she said no, I lived in a city. 🥴

[@manimat]

¡Datos curiosos e interesantes! Saludos

[@robinredondo9427]

You are both such a breath of fresh air! You bring a lot of joy to a lot of lives! Thank you so much!!😎🥳😎🥳🎈❤️

[@jenniferburns3022]

Great video! I learned so much! Thanks for using my rooster/duck/chicken/3dogs/puppy in a bucket picture! Lol. Wish I could've captured the whole thing...

[@mikeroquecan-med4071]

Omg Thank you guys. I needed the smiles and laughs. And all while getting useful info too!!

[@radelster]

We waved as we passed by you guys today on our way to Cholula!

[@luquezada1049]

I want to see Quartero! ❤️❤️

[@NadaYoTengo]

When I was in Queretaro I remarked that I don't see any sombreros here. The response: that is only in Texas. LOL! I love the Mexican sense of humor, they are best!

[@jorgec55]

Your tours and reviews are nice and realistic. One thing to understand: the native mexican people have been in "disadvantage conditions" since the Spanish conquista and subsequent social displacement due to the nature of the economic system. And you are absolutely right: they carry what we understand as authentic mexican traditions in their art, food, language and sense of community

[@gloriaurzuavillasenor22]

I love Querétaro. It is a great city, a bit expensive though. Please go to Tequisquiapan, and Peña de Bernal. Both great places, part of the Ruta del Vino.

[@riverollforlife]

I actually love the fact that u only upload videos on Saturday. It makes me look forward to the weekend. Too much videos sometimes become repetitive and with less quality content. Also, u get to include much more activities and places to visit in one video. Instead of one video for each place.

[@christianoliver3572]

Chimichangas are from Arizona not Texas. Just so ya know!! Not all Mexican food in the USA is Tex-Mex. Taco Bell style crunchy tacos and those huge overstuffed burritos are Cal-Mex. In northern Mexico you will see tacos dorados which are made by filling a corn tortilla, folding it, and then placing it in a pan with a small amount of manteca or veg oil but they're not deep fried. Tex-Mex, Sonoran or southwest cuisine like in Arizona or New Mexico, and Cal-Mex are all great fusion cuisines in the American border states and all three of them are distinct regional American cuisines where the foods of our states combines with the food of the northern Mexican states with wonderful results!!

[@garza0073]

Burritos and totopos or nachos are mexican food, not cal-mex or tex-mex...for example, burritos are from Cd. Juárez, Chihuahua and the original wheat flour tortillas with which they are prepared are gigantic called sobaqueras, they are not small...wikipedia...regards!

[@miguel-h]

Corn tortillas were gradually introduced to northern Mexico because only flour tortillas were used even as late as the 1970’s.

[@garza0073]

@@miguel-h ??

[@rebeccapierson5498]

When I lived in Louisiana, I had so much access to Tex-Mex and grew up on it. I live in Washington now and there’s no Tex-Mex here.

[@christianoliver3572]

@@garza0073 Well.... If you were to ask Ignacio Anaya down there in Piedras Negras, Coahuila WAY back in the day (1940) he'd tell ya that his nickname - Nacho became famous because he created a totopo (snack) that he put together for some American wives whose husbands were stationed between Carrizo Springs, TX and the Border. They drove over to have dinner and drinks but the kitchen had closed down so Ignacio in a brilliant stroke of genius turned on the deep frier, tossed some corn tortillas in to make tostadas, topped them with cheese and jalapeno slices, finished them under a salamander (gas broiler) and served them to the American military wives. Word got out on our side of the Border about this new food & a legend was born!! My whole point is that that our regional border cuisines wouldn't exist without such wonderful regional culinary diversity and ingenuity. And REAL Border cuisine affects and enriches both sides. It's incorrect to call all of it Tex-Mex##

[@jandoherty9766]

Wonderful new information. I really appreciate it. And Maddie I love your hairdo like that

[@fr9136]

Hi Jordan!!

[@eduardopedroza5336]

I am Mexican and also an american. Hello Tangerines and have a nice stay in the best City in México. The beautiful Querétaro!!!

[@geraldb9706]

Great video as always Maddie and Jordan! Very good information. 👍🏻😎🇨🇦

[@TangerineTravels]

What’s something else you were surprised to learn about Mexico? 🤔🇲🇽

[@spiderman-iq9zz]

Good morning

[@DavidHuffTexas]

That there's a loud, *kickass* rock trio made up of three sisters from Monterrey named "The Warning." You can find them here on KZbin and they're a LOT of fun!

[@BenJamin-ou7kd]

That in the state of jalisco and surrounding, we drink a breakfast drink called Pajarete , alcoholic beverage straight from the cow , Pajaretes Contreras , on Facebook

[@luisysustecladoslu2700]

I’m surprised you guys haven’t been in the biggest state of the Mexican republican states witch is chihuahua chihuahua México you need to go to Cuauhtémoc chih. To meet the “raramuris “ tarahumaras and the mennonites get on the chihuahua al Pacifico train called el chepe you will enhance your traveling enciclopedia

[@drewgrows7765]

My best tip about being Mexico is do not draw attention to yourself lol

[@santiagomari-roca9742]

Can’t wait to see your video about Querétaro. That city is in the top of my list for retiring.

[@isaacdegracia6378]

Thanks for shearing your video. I want to mention that my lovely wife is from chihuahua y los burritos are the best food in all México.

[@robertocervantes4927]

Great video! Interesting

[@TheMrblueprint]

I’m moving next week to Queretaro ! You guys should stop in juriquilla on your way to San Miguel

[@TheMrblueprint]

You should also stop and try my dads restaurant! Best seafood restaurant inland Mexico... named EL GUYABO en juriquilla ,Qro

[@TangerineTravels]

Good luck with the move! Sounds like a tasty restaurant. We’ll try and check it out! 😋

[@jimluparello2724]

You gave information we weren't even aware of, so thanks for the information

[@38below39]

Thanks for the tip's ,,,take care you guys

[@zayneunderwood1488]

Jordans shirt 🦎👀 cracks me up...!

[@christynana4927]

You guys are bueatiful together. You to were ment for each other. Im almost 70 years my advise for you two is a relationship is building a house with you start with a solid foundation you two have it. Dont let no one say different. I. Studied these gidelines for 46 years and we still learn from each other and were happy....

[@peterhares5312]

Thankyou for the wonderful video, keep up the great work.

[@rochito6301]

Hi Jordan, great tips and advice. I am happy that Laska is doing well.

[@lindafaber2693]

Thanks for explaining between traditions💕take care☝️

[@vivespanishimmersionadvent8861]

I think chimichangas were invented in Arizona as a variation of the burrito, tipical food from Sonora. Come to Hermosillo, you won`t find chimichangas, but a good range of different types of burros. Saludos!

[@Imrapatton]

I grew up eating chimichangas... so does all my family and we are from Hermosillo...

[@vivespanishimmersionadvent8861]

@@Imrapatton Hi Irma! Yes me too. We would make chivichangas at home actually, we called them like that. Surprisingly, yesterday I saw them in a menu. But I don´t remember having seen them in a restaurant in Hermosillo before. You CAN find chimichangas after all, but they are not as big as the ones in Arizona. Burros "percherones" on the other hand are more popular. Maybe, you´re right and I haven´t been paying attention.

[@1951Roy]

Great video, I didn't know that.

[@georgeleong1572]

Another great video. Could you please explain #16 a bit more? How does having a toll road receipt cover you for an accident?

[@casondraseim6314]

Those purple trees are my favorite! I told my husband in our future house I want to plant one of those 😍

[@reggiemeigs7036]

Great video...and Yep you will get comments about Americans living in Mexico 🤭. Btw Mexico added United States to their name AFTER the USA and did it as a compliment to their affection for the USA. A lot has changed.

[@stephinately1254]

Hola chicos! I've been watching your videos for years now and love every one! I was glad though you finally brought up the importance, or at least the awareness, that people from the U.S. are not the only people who identify as "Americans"...it's a misnomer! It's an important thing for people to conceptualize. más, i didn't notice that pizza was everywhere when i was living there, (i was in veracruz and don't recall pizza very much) i definitely remember seeing WINGS everywhere. wingstop, mr. wings, hot wings, wingstreet...my friends said they're everywhere in CDMX at least because those places tend to have good promociones on beer!

[@goxsha791]

Great information! Love videos with real content. Thanks to both of you for the great job. Will be checking out Queretaro later in the year, hope I can employ yall for a tour of the city if your there.

[@elraton56]

Maddie hello I’ve watched your videos for a couple of years now. I’m originally from Mexico but have lived in the States for over 50 years. I’m so glad you guys are enjoying your experience traveling in Mexico. I’ve been to many of the places you guys have been and loved them. What part of Mexico is left for you guys to see.?

[@Calico430]

Great video, as usual. Thank you. Can't you use "Estadounidense" for "American"?

[@TangerineTravels]

Thank you! And sure, you can use that word if you're speaking Spanish.

[@pangchweeijn3607]

You guys being much joy to my like,muchas gracias

[@victorguido2948]

Beautiful educational comments--

[@percyburlingame230]

Buenos días amigos!!!.. when I go to Mexico I say “soy del Norte” that way they know it’s USA.

[@guillermovillaseorgomez5018]

Not really. Canada is also at north.

[@omarhernandez9148]

not really..... in Mexico they call, "son del norte" (nortenos) a todos los que son de los estados del norte de Mexico, (Chihuahua where I'm from, Sonora, Tamaulipas, Nuevo Leon, Durango and many other states

[@AHPSC]

@@guillermovillaseorgomez5018 An appropriate option is Gringos from Gringolandia. Iit's not offensive or pejorative, it's simply a fact. Since there are other countries made up of the unions of states that are also in America. (Brazil and Mexico).

[@ronhadfield2418]

@@AHPSC Sometimes Canadians and Americans are referred to as NOB’s because we are from “North of the Boarder.” 😂

[@AHPSC]

@@ronhadfield2418 GOOD ONE! We are all NOBs as even Mexicans are north of someone’s border.

[@saskagopher7319]

Loved sitting in that park puffing a cuban cigar listening to all the birds (and traffic). Happy to be Canadiense.

[@genejohnson3391]

We were wondering which beach town you would recommend for 2 older first-time travelers

[@andreykuleshov1d1fg]

I've heard of this "American" debate so many times and can't believe people still didn't figure out a simple thing: meaning of words is defined in the language they belong to. "American" in American English means citizen of the USA, full stop. "Americano" en español means a person living somewhere in America, North, South or Central. Both words have the right to exist in the realm of their own language with their own definitions, which are different. "I am American" is translated to Spanish as "soy estadounidense", not as "soy americano". P.S. Love your videos, always watch them, thanks!

[@fuziface]

You forgot one thing about Mexican Pizzas , it seams that pizza is one of the few foods Mexican like to put Catsup on .

[@TangerineTravels]

I always thought it was weird that I get packets of that every time I order a pizza.

[@Monninaq1]

What?? Nope, we don’t. They just do it in certain places, like Guadalajara. Most of us don’t do it, but we add pepper!

[@mGonz8]

Queretaro is a really nice city and I'm sure you will like it there. It has been a get away city for people from CDMX now for years. It used to be Cuernavaca, but now Qro. is growing by leaps and bounds. Lots of good panaderias there too. They just built a huge mall in the outskirts of the city which is quite nice. A great video as usual, and have fun in Qro.

[@JoseArteaga]

Wonderful video with tons of great information! I had no idea Mexico is the 25th Richest country in the world! Awesome!

[@steviehammond1964]

You guys bring me to freedom and for that thank you ❤

[@wattsito]

As usual, I do liked your video. I hope you enjoy your stay in Querétaro. Regards.

[@kimmiej6158]

Our Myan tour guide Carlos told us not to call them pyramids, but rather temples. Lol I still say pyramid unless I stop and think about Carlos.

[@mendez_251]

You're awesome guys 🇲🇽

[@drewski-qu3co]

Fun fact # 4 is the funniest. When the continental trade agreement was renegotiated a couple years ago and changed its name from NAFTA (North American Free Trade Association) to USMCA It was if the USA dropped out, because it was between United States of Mexico (USM) and Canada (CA).

[@fredyblogs702]

Thank you so much for this very interesting video

[@bellzvasquez]

You two are making me want to move to Mexico!! 🌻♥️ Great videos!!!