Things that SHOCKED US about Morelia, Mexico

[@TangerineTravels]

Are any cathedrals prettier than Morelia's?

[@cavavision5547]

Hi tangerines. One simple answer, there are not. The only one that rivals them are in Mexico City, in Zamora (a much newer one), and in Oaxaca. You have to visit San Diego in Morelia and San José. They are gorgeous. Don't forget visiting Patzcuaro an Parangaricutiro (the volcano sight, marvelous.) too. And on your way to CDMX, a must see is the Monarch Sanctuaries around Angangueo and Avandaro and beautiful Valle de Bravo near by. Saludos y suerte.

[@rossevers]

Oaxaca and Puebla have the best cathedrals, also in Puebla there's an amazing museum "museo amparo"

[@juliopadilla3059]

The zacatecas cathedral is amazing too.

[@SergioGomez-pf7hi]

I agree Mexico city's an Oaxaca are beautiful also.

[@acoustic5738]

Zacatecas cathredal is superb.

[@angelemiraguilarvillalobos9956]

Alguien de Morelia :D

[@adykri]

Presente

[@armandosanders955]

Aquí mero

[@danielvieyra2301]

Yo prro :v

[@violetasilva4023]

Diga!

[@cuccooverlord9812]

A la orden emperador!

[@vaztien7421]

I never imagined that somebody who have a channel in english, came here to Morelia, that's so great. AND I'M FROM MORELIA!

[@davids1854]

I always wanted to visit michochan my grandma and grandpa go every year to visit there town

[@brucebanner3566]

Are there muchas mujeres hermosas de Morelia?

[@AlejandroGonzalez-gh1to]

Bruce Banner yes there definitely are man but be warned they ain't loyal for shit

[@mariodingo]

Dude ,there lots of ppl have English channels and visit Michoacan ,what you talking about , make conclusions

[@kayleealvarez8495]

I’m coming too soon

[@steveklarer3221]

While you're ih Morelia make sure to take a couple of days to visit Patzcuaro. It's a wonderful small city with two beautiful plazas, an outstanding folklore museum housed in an old Spanish building which is built around/on top of a small pyramid. Read about Vasco de Quiroga, a wonderful story of a Spanish priest who helped save much of Purepecha culture and establish the tradition of specialized handicrafts in villages around much of Michoacan. He's still talked about with great affection and is locally regarded as a saint. For history buffs like you guys it's a wonderful town. Also, don't miss the ruins at Tzintzuntzan, the ceremonial center of the Purepecha culture. It's a slight detour on the way between Patzcuaro and Morelia but not too bad. Purepecha culture was different from the Aztecs and they were never incorporated into the Aztec "empire." There are lots of towns in the area each with its own specialized handicrafts, a legacy of Vasco. The only one we've visited is Santa Clara del Cobre where the really cool copper stuff (including a copper museum) is. The workshop and studio of Abdon Punzo e Hijos on the main street leading into the square, several blocks before the copper museum, has astoundingly beautiful copper work the likes of which I've never seen before. It's at Av. Morelos 449. It was closed when we were there but the guy at the hardware store next door took us around to the side entrance and introduced us to the Maestro. Buen Viaje.

[@carloswhite2408]

The best time to visit pazcuaro is in el día de los muertos ( The Day of the Dead) amazing little town... my mom lives right outside the skirts of morelia

[@hukonunez]

Awesome comment about our beautiful state, Michoacan!

[@smcharmed1]

Thank you so much for this review, I'm from Michoacan. Muchas gracias por esta reseña, soy de Michoacán 😀

[@marycarmen7550]

I was born in patzcuaro ❤️ it’s beautiful

[@enalgununiversoparalelonod4809]

omg you know so much about our culture you know more than any Mexican of our culture purepecha many grasias❤💖💖💖👍👍🤗

[@anabarbaramunozchavez1525]

I'm from Morelia, Michoacan. ♡

[@sasukyblack]

Paisaaaaaaa!!!!!

[@alexiazavala749]

Yo tambiénnnn

[@frida.tellez409]

Ana Barbara Muñoz Chavez Yo de *Uruapan* :'v ♥ jajajaja

[@anabarbaramunozchavez1525]

@@frida.tellez409 justo estoy trabajando en Uruapan.

[@clgjorgedx773]

Jajajajajajajajaja somos varios de ahí :)

[@tinglestingles]

We're currently in Morelia - we like it immensely! We've had no issues, no trouble or hassle - EVERYONE has been so friendly. I'm impressed and would happily retire here.

[@chavaspada]

There's absolutely no excuse for the catcalling, staring and general pervyness. On behalf of people from Morelia I apologize, that's unacceptable behaviour and not the norm. I hope you enjoyed your stay in spite of the awful people you encountered.

[@carlost7695]

jovan benitez Definitivamente era centro americano 🤢

[@iraisesquivel]

Thay guy doesnt look like Hondureño, he is more like Michoacan native, you should read more often guys. They dont use to be mixed with tourist very often..

[@chavaspada]

@@iraisesquivel bullshit. Purépecha people mingle with foreigners regularly. Foreigners come by the thousands to dia de los muertos in Pátzcuaro and Morelia is mainly a tourist city with events like the International Movie Festival, Music Festival Miguel Bernal Jimenez, etc. Not to mention the european descendants that stablished in towns like Nueva Italia.

[@hperez7469]

@@chavaspada ,...Definatly, most Tierra-caliente are European settlers, places like, Los Reyes, Barra de Navidad, Nueva-italia, La Huacana, Churumuco and Apatzingan are some of the places; now...Quiroga, Patzcuaro, Uruapan, Ario de Rosales, Paracho and Santa Clara del Cobre thoses places are a mix of Purepecha and Tarasco...Saludos...!!

[@claudiaarias6215]

@@hperez7469 tarasco is a word in purepecha bro it means cuñado.

[@omarlopez-ortega]

Women don't need to dress more conservative. Women should dress as they feel confortable. We men must learn to be respectful to women, all the time.

[@joqui71161]

Amen bro.

[@TangerineTravels]

Very well said. Thank you Omar!

[@davemojarra2666]

Kingkong DeAcero Beta male.

[@franziagirl]

Omar Lopez-Ortega so true.. men can dress anyway the want and no one shouts at them !

[@VictorLopez-bo7nc]

Mangina pfft

[@lupeelvaquero6516]

Beautiful Morelia, a City with so much history, it was the gem of the Spanish colony!!

[@TangerineTravels]

There's no shortage of history here. What a gorgeous city!

[@rruiz1095]

Yes!! Like morelia there is not another city alike.

[@Jaayart]

I’m from Morelia ♥️ Hope I can meet you guys, I can show you more , you can find amazing places around Morelia that are amazing 💗

[@buddylewis2743]

Maybe you can show me around when I get there.

[@jacquelineyepez2186]

Aw Im going to Morelia next month and from there too! I’m super excited 🥰

[@eduardomen81]

give us a show and we invite you to din din :3

[@sandracosta6700]

Hubby and I spent two weeks in January in Morelia. We fell in love with it! The gasoline problems kept us from doing a lot of site seeing but now we have many Morelian friends. We felt very safe there. As we are great grandparents we hope our health will allow at least one more trip to another colonial city in Mexico.

[@martincito1662]

I'm study arquitectura. The Cathedral of Morelia is the most beautiful cathedral in all of Mexico. It's design is unique

[@jasoncortes2658]

Martincito y la Basílica de Guadalupe ?

[@moarbid9732]

@@jasoncortes2658 jajaj que asco

[@MarcoGarcia-kx7mo]

Zamora es la mejor... change my mind

[@lthmee5179]

The cathedral of Zamora, Mich is too beautiful

[@vivianalmaza6034]

Totalmente de acuerdo 😊

[@adrianatorres4003]

I have some tips for the colectivos or combis that may help you , the gray ones o circuito travels all around the City, if you need to go to the bus station, the zoo or casa de gobierno, just take one of those. The red and brown ones always goes to catedral or centro. If you have a doubt , always ask the chofer like 'vas a....?', he will tell you yes or no, sometimes even they tell you which combi is the right one, i hope this helps, also if you have the chance, i recommend you strongly to eat a esquite , best thing EVER. Send you all a big hug.

[@TangerineTravels]

Very helpful information, Adriana! I'm giving this a heart to push it to the top in case anyone has the same questions we had about the Morelia colectivos 😀

[@TangerineTravels]

By the way, is it common to use the informal verb tense in Morelia like "vas a ..."? That's the way it was in Guadalajara, people use the informal (tú) for almost everything.

[@leguar8275]

@@TangerineTravels I think you can use the formal (va a ...?) or informal (vas a ...?) verb tense as you like. Older people (like me) tend to use more the formal way.

[@adrianatorres4003]

@@TangerineTravels Thats a pretty good question, the way i do it is when im talking to someone i dont know and its older than me then i use the formal way ("disculpe, va a..." or "usted") unless they ask you to drop it ("dime de tu "), but in all the other circunstances, i use the informal way (Its very confusing but you will get the hang of it). I think its very common to use the informal way in Morelia, especially with young people, so go for it. I have another food recomendation (because Morelia has a lot of delicious food that i miss a lot), in boulevard García de Leon theres a place called Los gaspachos del boulevard, they sell gaspachos, its chopped fruit, eat it with miel gaspachera, its soo good.

[@TangerineTravels]

Soon, we'll be on our way to Grutas de Tolontongo! WHO'S EXCITED?

[@martilomas5330]

Go to la huasteca potosina, it is much much better than grutas de tolontongo.

[@TangerineTravels]

@@OIRAMAGETRO A friend planned the trip, so we'll be following their schedule for a few days and going to all of the places that they have planned. I think one of those places is Real del Monte which is a gorgeous pueblo mágico in the area!

[@ChrisSmith88love]

Yeah! Hot Springs!

[@USAMEXICO1982]

Yes i am from Hidalgo, hidalgo y more friendly than Michoacán

[@juliopadilla3059]

Visit pachuca mineral del monte y huasca de ocampo.

[@BloggerTaraDennis]

I was in Morelia in June and did not experience the rude looks or comments by men that you did. In my travels around north and central America I would consider Morelia one of the most respectful cities I've visited. One of the most beautiful too. The architecture was beautiful and the history fascinating. And the food! I highly recommend trying the local cheeses and a torta place called El Mago. Corundas are one of my favorite foods as well, but they are actually not a tamale, they are similar, but their own thing.

[@TangerineTravels]

Thanks for the comment, Tara! We never tried El Mago, but sounds good.

[@dalialopez9660]

Thank you for making these videos Tangerine Travels. This is my way to travel back to my home country. I was brought to the United States 27 long years ago and ever since I've longed to go back. 25 years later I've become Americanized in many ways but there is this insatious desire to live there again. These videos give provide a connection with a part of me and for this I'm grateful 🙏

[@cindyshield617]

Visited Morelia for the first time in April with my best friend and we loved it so much we are planning a return trip! Stayed at wonderful B&B called Casa Xola about two blocks off the main square which had amazing views from the roof top garden! We found the the people at that time to be very friendly and helpful and we had a lot of laughs with many of them . Didn't really notice any staring or creepers but maybe we just didn't notice. The area was beautiful and I could have just taken pictures of all of the beautiful old doors, they were works of art on their own! Happy travels!

[@gamaramdi5469]

Depends a lot from where you stay, plus, they came when the caravan whas in town, so... in any event i have to recognize that it happens, to locals and foreings

[@javierguzman4067]

I lived in Morelia in the 70’s. I still visit every year. Most tourists are national. It is a hidden gem as far as foreign tourists are concerned. I encourage folks to go but don’t expect loud bars like Cancún, Zihuatanejo or other beach resorts. This is a city to expand historical knowledge.

[@MrAtnarama7]

I’m sorry that you have to deal with the creeps, in my experience they are very cowards, so I confronted them and they stopped and almost ran away. Stay safe guys, great video.

[@Samuelfish2k]

Ursula Orrantia It’s true. People who stare tend to be the biggest fucking idiots with nothing better to do. I’m a guy and don’t have to worry about the perv part, but people in general who stare irritate the hell out of me. Lol

[@edixolmartinez7565]

You arrive at one of the most wonderful cities of Mexico. I am from Morelia and I reallly feel proud when tourist like you, speak so good about my city. Welcome Boys. Food, well... Pozole, Tamales, corundas, Gaspacho, Ates and Charanda. Good travel!!!

[@stephanieh5478]

Can’t believe my family moved to the states from this magical city! Now I want to go live there lol

[@albertandrade1382]

TAMALES AND CORUNDAS ARE DIFFERENT.

[@TangerineTravels]

OKAY LOL

[@pecosina57]

@@TangerineTravels and don't forget the urepas!

[@echo1999]

It's okay you were on the right track. Many wouldn't know that even us Mexican Americans such as myself until I came across them about 4 years ago. I visit a small rancho Francisco Villa (Pancho Villa) which is my Dad's side family roots. It's about 30 minutes away heading toward Zinapecuaro.

[@mikegene1581]

Ariva eso gueros lindo s California ariva culos

[@phatmonkey11]

They are considered to be a type of tamal.

[@guadalupemendez3183]

OMG Guys

[@RicoSuave2780]

I'm From Morelia and I enjoyed your video very much, I came to the USA back in 1991 when I was 11 years old. I am glad you guys liked it. Thanks for sharing

[@tinglestingles]

Seems to be the friendliest town we've been to so far (9 and counting). I do a test in the mornings on my way for a coffee... I wish everyone I pass 'buenos dias' EVERYONE responds politely... other towns / cities it varies... Guadalajara was not good...

[@dalemyers6184]

curious which other cities you have been in? I am currently in Oaxaca City.

[@tinglestingles]

Dale Myers Guanajuato, Queretaro, CDMX, Sam Miguel de Allende, Leon, Cuernavaca. Seems like a lifetime ago! Very happy memories.

[@tinglestingles]

@@dalemyers6184 I think the reason why Guadalajara wasn't our favourite maybe it's such a large city and when we arrived there were major works in the city centre. I did leave my rucksack in a bar by mistake with my GoPro etc and I was chased by the young barwoman to give it back to me. So not all bad. We also met up with some local urban sketches one afternoon for fun.

[@Omarsh1692]

nah, morelia is not that friendly but is also not hostile either... people is more like "each own on their business"

[@tinglestingles]

@@Omarsh1692 perhaps things changed over the past 5 years.

[@soitgoesaayla]

I just got home from Morelia yesterday and it was AMAZING! I loved the city, so pretty, I loved the weather, the food was extremely delicious and those streets made me fall in love 💖 I’m from northern Mexico and it is totally different to Morelia!

[@josemurillo9853]

Sorry to hear that, that's my homestate i apologized for all those stupid perverts , love you guys.😍😍

[@TangerineTravels]

Thanks, Jose! We probably could've done a better job explaining that it was a small percentage of the people who were the problem. Where are you from in Michoacán

[@josemurillo9853]

@@TangerineTravelsI'm from the beautiful city of uruapan hour and half drive from morelia.

[@jessedelch9306]

Perverts are everywhere not just in Morelia.

[@edcastillo532]

No more sexy clothing for Maggie,next time she heads to Morelia

[@rruiz1095]

I think this happens pretty much everywhere

[@lt5318]

I'm from Morelia and I am living here, What I mean is that it is not a really dangerous place, even in the center of town you can walk quietly after midnight, although it is advisable that if you go out at those hours it is with some acquaintance or friends who live here, so you don't want to see the face To or take advantage of you. Thanks for visiting my beautiful city! You always are welcome :)

[@LuisMartinez-lo4nf]

Thanks for visiting the city guys !! As for those who were looking at you, I assure you that we are not all like that. An apology for them. I hope that you enjoyed your visit! And come back you still have a lot to see!

[@jesusdirzo1479]

Morelia is a beautiful colonial city at the state of Michoacan , with alot of universities and good schools , the arquitecture is amazing and have alot of chuchs and convents ...nice weather and nice people ....enjoy this nice city.

[@FERNANDOFLORES53]

Maggie and Jordan for me this is one of the best videos I have ever seen about a town or city. Thumbs up! :-)

[@TangerineTravels]

Thanks a lot, Fernando! That means a lot to us!

[@FERNANDOFLORES53]

@@TangerineTravels you are such a lovely couple..and I love you guys ! I am fan of you and your great videos.Keep on with your travels all over México. :-)))))

[@2guns908]

Wow No chem trails!! Beautiful natural sky

[@SuperDanMega]

Just amazing. That if Mexico has changed since the 60's. The food is just incredibly tasty. Thank you for taking us to all these wonderful places!.

[@manuelcastanedacalderon8448]

I'm proudly from this beautiful city, it's nice to hear you enjoyed it. It is not as insecure as other places of Michoacan. If you come again you should visit almost all the museums and some towns that are close from Morelia, like Tzintzuntan and Patzcuaro. Greetings!

[@PonchoANS7]

Mexico in general has this problem with staredowns and catcalling. Walking around with my sister was uncomfortable because of all the dudes making gross comments. Unfortunately, that's a cultural problem we need to deal with as a country.

[@Taiyou536]

it cannot be that bad like it is in Europe - after the Muslim invasion !

[@User-kq7uw]

get over it 😂

[@DD-hu3rf]

Happens to me in the US ALL of the time & most other countries I've traveled, except England. Zero stares in England. Considered rude there.

[@elir3702]

En todos lados hay todo tipo de personas, no se puede generalizar

[@actualfactual8737]

Yay...more feminism

[@mancam2238]

Some practical suggestions: If you want to visit a nearby pueblo mágico, Patzcuaro is the option, just 40min from Morelia, and from there you can return using the old highway and visit Tzintzuntzan which is a small town with archeological ruins. México city, Guadalajara, Guanajuato, have always been touristic cities, but compared to those cities Morelia has attracted international tourists very recently, that's the reason behind the weird behavior of the people. The people in small towns (pueblos) are much more humble and respectful because their values of family and religion are stronger. Just remember Mexico is a mix of good and bad people, product of decades of economic issues, and we are currently trying to recover and restore the original values of our native cultures. Don't get disappointed, enjoy my country 'cause it's greater than a few asholes, only time will clear them out. Take care!

[@mrmusiclover4178]

I also found Morelia to be a beautiful place when I visited in the 80's. And I also found the weather to be colder than elsewhere in the country where I visited. I was there in early January. A friend retired there in the 90's and rented an apartment. He had not been there that long, when he was found murdered in his apartment - a crime which was never to my knowledge, solved. But like you, I also love Mexico, and still believe it to be safer than most places in the U.S. I enjoy your videos about this country. Did you ever do a video on the leaning buildings in Mexico City, leaning due to the city being built in what was formerly a huge lake? That is a phenomenon I have not seen anywhere else in the world. I have a photo showing two churches next to each other in Mexico City, one leaning one direction, and one leaning the other! I spent a good bit of time in Mexico and thoroughly loved the place. Cheers!

[@maquillamelily212]

Wao I’ve been binge watching your videos since yesterday and I have to say Morelia is my favorite city you’ve visited so far, is my kind of city, so much going on, so much to do and see. Love it

[@cesarcortes1384]

Hi!, I'm from Morelia, the collectives we call them "Combis" and they are "Vans" that take you through different routes, example: The "gray 1" collective takes you through the main city's thoroughfare, each color is divided into letters and / or numbers and these take you to different routes throughout the city, I hope to visit Morelia again, soon... Saludos chicos!

[@betoorozco2019]

I’m so happy because you like my country I live in Morelia and it’s fantastic 🥰

[@TangerineTravels]

We've heard many times that Michoacán is a dangerous place. We're curious - do you agree with that? If so, is Morelia an exception?

[@USAMEXICO1982]

Tangerine Travels that is correct according to the news media , whole Michoacán is the same to be in Afganistán o Irak. I am from Hidalgo México and as i Mexican i was expecting to see a lot of militar forces last year when i went just for curousity

[@mxshark1]

@@USAMEXICO1982 Jajajaja like Afganistán or Irak you have no idea what are you talking about, yes there is crime but to compare Michoacán whit those places is just ignorance

[@farleft7250]

It’s usually only between cartels

[@remie973]

I'm from Morelia most of the time it's safe it gets dangerous when there's elections

[@ralphmalph8042]

Unlike the other states you've stayed in, there is a very real and active drug cartel that operates out of Michoacán. I would suggest you hire a tour guide or someone who knows the area if you're going into the neighboring towns. Morelia is probably safe for the most part. The people are uneducated and have no scruples but all the real dangers are outside morelia. Be safe.

[@Michiam02]

Orgullosa de que vinieran a mi ciudad, espero les haya gustado todo y esperemos vengan más seguido Saludos :)

[@manueljuarez978]

Creo que la casa donde vives ni siquiera es tuya xd

[@superbadsam23]

la chica estuve kejando con no importan en que parte mexico estan los hombres se le quedaba mirando por un rato, y los ojos pegados al su tracero o pecho, pero que en morelia, los homberes dijeron comentarios bien groseas y sexuales....Nos otros americanos, creamos que cuedano se mirando, es falta de respeto ala gente y sus privacidad.

[@alejandaraguzman2117]

@@superbadsam23 y es verdad PERO LOS VERDADEROS MORELIANOS NO HACEN ESTO SON MAS RESPETOSOS ESTOS SON LOS DESGRACIADOS CENTRO AMERICANOS COMO TODOS LOS HONDURENOS Y SALVADORENOS HACI SON NO TIENEN RESPETO POR NADIE LOS QUE SON DE MORELIA NO HACEN ESTO OKEY

[@gannicus8874]

@@superbadsam23 It was sad to hear what she said about people staring at her, men, specially. Not all of us are like that, but you see that often anywhere you go; although, I've lived here for about 4 years and never noticed any staring, it's probably something to do with having a camera up or so.... Not all people from Morelia are like that, though, I promise.

[@familylife.134]

I don't think they did this video well, I have family and female members so that's gonna happen anywhere you go. I think you need to get over yourself, and accept the fact that there's rude people everywhere.

[@catoncrack_3]

my family is from Mexico, im the youngest out of 4, a senior in high school living in new york and i cant wait to visit Mexico im sure it’ll be amazing

[@WholeheartedLifestyle]

That's interesting, I've always only heard them referred to as Combis here 🙂 Never collectivo before. It sure is a beautiful city, moved here from Seattle/NYC a little over a year ago after visiting this gem of a destination annually for 5 years. I'm glad to see you two enjoyed your stay here!

[@PartTimePickers]

Lol. That creeper on the last clip. Sorry you’re having to go through that. Definitely a bummer.

[@everardocalderon8720]

Maddie you should have told them “Qué me ves, idiota? 😂😂 But seriously I don’t think they’re from there, they must be from little towns, Morelia is a medium to high class city, they’re busy minding their own business, also Morelia has tons of cute girls like you, so real Morelia citizens won’t give you that look 🧐🤨

[@carlost7695]

Everardo Calderón Pinches centro americanos solo espantan el turismo

[@anameza1743]

True

[@distorityedan3081]

Wut. No. Primero: Qué onda con tu comentario clasista. Segundo: ojalá las morelianas se salvaran de esos comentarios como dices. Algunas, quizá.

[@everardocalderon8720]

Distority Edan No entiendes el Inglés, te hicieron muy mal la traducción, solo hiciste el ridiculo 😂😂

[@anameza1743]

@@distorityedan3081 cierto yo hablo ingles, y no dijo nada ofensivo... te hicieron mala traducción

[@AnabolicBiker.]

1:13 pasa por el cine porno Jajajaja "Cine Arcadia" 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sheymiperez2116]

Ah caray, ¿hay un cine porno en el centro de Morelia? Que raioz de lo que uno se entera

[@alexcortes9420]

Solo ocupas kleenex

[@paco_rog]

I am from Morelia!! Thank you guys for the great comments you did... I am sorry for the staring people.... Just to let you know, as you are fans of history... Morelos was born on the street, the house was used by the Government later to build the museum, but actually Morelos was not very wealthy... :D Thank you for visiting my city!! It's wonderful to have people enjoy what we have... If you happen to come again and want to visit little towns, Michoacan have a loooooooot of them, let me know!! ;)

[@daisyjanetteescobedohernan7714]

Hi!! I'm from Morelia and I love my city. I've lived in another places but I always wanted to come back to my city. I think the thing I missed most was the weather. I love it!!!! 😍

[@puntodecruzAndrea]

Me encanta cuando hay gente extranjera y le gusta tu cuidad. .. Saludos.

[@moreliaequihua7369]

Me gustó mucho su vídeo 😍 soy de Morelia... y ahora me suscribi a su canal para seguir viendo como conocen México 🇲🇽❤

[@sarahernandez8861]

haaaaa por cierto las miradas no son por la ropa ni porque seas extranjera linda, ni por los tatuajes , aqui hay miles de chicas muy tatuadas... son porque es gente mal educada, las personas con un poquito más de educación no te miran asi donde te encuentres asi estes en bikini

[@cristinajasso2818]

La gente te mira porque les llama la atención los turistas y el idioma. No es por falta de educación. Sólo es curiosidad. No lo tomes personal!

[@tinacarretog8386]

You, my lady are annoying. I see you are dress very conservative, Not.

[@cristinajasso2818]

Perhaps I dress very conservative, however, don't believe to be the center of the world, that's why I don't care when others look at me, neither when I see others with attention. I see things naturally!

[@panchovilla6008]

De hecho muchas personas que se te quedan viendo muy feo ni son de Morelia.Son de fuera. La mayoría son muy amables pero eso si, si eres extranjero si vas a llamar un poco la atención.

[@mtine37]

Hey guys! If you haven’t been in Guanajuato, Guanajuato you should try it! It’s very close to Guadalajara and the city it’s full of history

[@jolchrasso2586]

Soy de morelia!! saludos y me alegra que les gusto nuestra ciudad. sean bienvenidos siempre!!! 👍

[@Zimoo343]

I'm from Michoacán and I can say The most beautiful cathedral is in Zamora.

[@adrianfdze3810]

David Ruiz Lara jajajja

[@marcocampos2645]

love you guys! thanks for talking good about my beatiful city!!!!!!

[@mario.pinon_]

Did you eat taquitos al pastor? They are so tasty :P Greetings from Morelia!

[@chavalo4u]

I'm so happy to see videos like this one, Why ? Because I"m from Morelia. Now living in the U.S.A. Thank you very much guys for showing all those interesting points of my city. If you can you should go to the city of Patzcuaro and Uruapan. They're very close to Morelia and also have tons of places to visit. I'll be looking forward to see you videos. Great job guys thanks .

[@hanssanchez8705]

It's sooooo amazing to watch people from other countries travel around ours and discover the beauties of Mexico. I wish i had the pleasure to know you, it is really amazing to me what you do, hope you enjoyed Morelia regardless of some of the people's misbehaviors. I tell you, i'm a foreigner here in Morelia, i barely have 2 years living here and i can tell you that yeah, people it's kind of weird but you get to like them once you know them. I hope you liked the food and i also hope you don't get too fat with the delicious food around the country lol! Greetings!

[@williamexarpie5783]

I'm sad to hear your experience with the "staring males" at Morelia. It is my home town and I never really noticed this happening that much, I felt like this was a general issue around the whole country. Glad to hear you guys liked the architecture, it is beautiful, I also loved the weather on there which I miss a lot.

[@NarsilRenewed]

It's pretty amazing, all the things that men fail to notice when it comes to the disrespect and mistreatment of women

[@peterandreadakis3851]

"Staring" is not a crime. Grow up! As an adult female if you're a glamour puss you'll be the object of attention wherever you go in the world. Exercise discretion in life. Skip the thongs, heavy makeup, skimpy clothes, and stupid loud behavior to avoid trouble ANYWHERE! The world is not going to change just for you or your girlfriends. Adjust. Or stay home.

[@casondraseim6314]

Haha “hot” throughout all of Mexico! I live in Querétaro state & I wish my town had gotten the memo we got down to 32 the other night & the capital of the state (an hour drive away) got a dusting of snow.

[@kjones8784]

Hi Jordan and Maddie! Do you go inside the cathedral?

[@TangerineTravels]

Yep, we did! That'll probably show up in our next video :)

[@andreaguadalupemurillomoro3435]

Hi, my name is Andrea, l am studying english here in Morelia city. When you come back to Morelia l think that is necesary that you and your friend visit the "Colegio de San Nicolás de Hidalgo". This place was very important for the history of Morelia. There are people that can give you this information. You should try the tacos from "La brazita" these are the cheapest tacos in Morelia and they are delicious and very clean. Good video, thank you.

[@CarlosMarquez-yy6kr]

Huevos ;!!!!!

[@enelmundodelosciegoseltuer6935]

Omg! I’m so glad that you guys have something nice to say of my beautiful Michoacán!

[@TangerineTravels]

Morelia is quite the city! :)

[@nachojimenez2420]

Ah Morelia, pretty but... I can't wait to see What you guys think of Patzcuaro, Santa Clara and the area. If you want to see a really little town go to Huecorio or Erongaricuaro on the lake. There is a Santa Muerte church on the lake too if you feel daring. Zirahuen is gorgeous and they have zip lines!

[@walk4444]

Totally agree!

[@TangerineTravels]

Unfortunately I don't think we'll have enough time to see all those places on this trip, but we'd definitely love to check those places out. We will be going to one Pueblo Magico near Morelia at least ;)

[@nachojimenez2420]

@@TangerineTravels You travel for a living and you don't have time. How peculiar. Well, I look forward to seeing wherever it is you go. Btw, You can hit all of those places in 2 days.

[@nachojimenez2420]

@@TangerineTravels But then, I lived in Patz for two years and didn't see everything that is near there.

[@TangerineTravels]

nacho jimenez I’ve been dealing with pretty bad health issues lately due to the mercury detoxing, so we haven’t been able to do as much as we’d like lately. It’s like having the flu all the time with body aches, fatigue, brain fog, etc.

[@gilbertotoledo1421]

14:16 that's because, despite Mexican Spanish being the language of the land, there are regional variations where the local dialect of Spanish was influenced by the indigenous language of the original locals. As a whole, Mexican Spanish is heavily influenced by Nahuatl, the language of the Aztec/Mexica people due to how powerful and influential the Aztec empire was. But if you go south into Yucatan or Chiapas you will still encounter Nahuatl terms, but their regional variant of Mexican Spanish has more Maya influence in it. The same goes for Michoacan where I believe the original local language was Purepecha. That's why throughout Mexico depending on where you go you'll find different names for similar things.

[@LaObejaNegra.]

It really isn’t a whole different word they use to refer to the platter. It’s a whole different platter actually. Corundas are like tamales but are not. If I’m not mistaken, Michoacán is the only state in México to make corundas which are similar to tamales but are not since they’re wrapped in different leaves, served differently etc. Michoacán has a rich and distinctive gastronomy from the rest of the states, hence why they encountered unknown platters! Fun fact: the gastronomy of Michoacán was the one to make Mexican food an intangible treasure of humanity by the UNESCO!

[@gilbertotoledo1421]

@@LaObejaNegra. thank you for the clarification mate. I've never been down to Michoacan to be honest so I didn't know what Corundas were.

[@LaObejaNegra.]

Gilberto Toledo You’re welcomed to Michoacán anytime! There’s a lot of places to visit in the state!

[@carlosaramosss8166]

There is no such thing as "dialect of spanish", just regional words for region-specific produce...

[@Kuro7kun]

Oh boy... less conservative... that's hard to buy. I have family from there and I think must of them are very religious and conservative. I mean... just the stares from them I knew why many of them shouted to Maggie and what their thought were. One thing that Michoacan has is a lot of families who has people in the US, there is a lot of migrant that come back from the US there. Don't take me wrong, the city is beautiful... but simply I just don't get along to their values and old ideas. Keep traveling and enjoying Mexico!

[@ktoledo8315]

Yup. I am a descendent of thoses families in the US. One of my great, great uncles was a bishop at the catedral in Morelia.

[@TangerineTravels]

We didn't mean to imply that most people there seem less conservative, just that it appeared like there are certain aspects to the city that make it seem less conservative than most other cities we've visited in Mexico. Like the sex shops, sex theater, and the very obvious prostitution in some places.

[@TangerineTravels]

On the other hand, we also noticed that there are a lot of churches here and there always seems to be something going on at them.

[@lugo3479]

Sorry guys, but several of your comments are pretty inaccurate. Morelos was born in an hacienda? From a wealthy family? Seriously? ...

[@nazhlypaolacortezgarcia893]

I'm from Morelia and I have been here my entire life. And we are not that conservative anymore. The culture and traditions are changing and the things are really different now. My generation (2000) and the generation before mine are really open mind. The older people are not like that cause it's difficult to change their thougths but the things are changing and all we think in different ways. The most of the people is open mind right now

[@alesssandro78]

I visited Morelia when I was 12 and have great memories of that beautiful city ...

[@jjesus753]

I was there 2 weeks ago. I love my city and thank you so much for visiting this historic city. 👍👍👍

[@jeyart94]

you should go to Puebla, it also has a colonial architecture, plus it was built almost right after the spaniards got here.

[@TangerineTravels]

You might be onto something ;) We already have a week in Puebla booked. Can't wait!

[@jeyart94]

that's great, if you go to puebla you really need a week to go to all the places. btw it's where i have live for 6 years now

[@PatIreland]

@@TangerineTravels Puebla is most famous for its Mole Negra- a chocolate sauce put of chicken and other food. They are probably the originators of the recipe. It is tremendously excellent and famous throughout the world.

[@jalexisa.s2199]

I'm from Morelia michoacan, México.

[@OMGmynameisLILI]

Yeei Morelia :) I live there (here) 😂❤️

[@nachomiramontes5177]

Super Beautiful Morelia..thank you so Much..I was there Last week..😍😍

[@AlejandroGonzalez-gh1to]

I go to this place in Mexico for the past 12 Christmas vacations so this basically a walk in the park for me plus Morelia is where my dad is from

[@GirlGamer190]

If some creep catcalls you say. "La tuya carbon!" That's what I usually say, I live in Morelia and when I get catcalled that my to go remark.

[@TangerineTravels]

What does that translate to in English? Or, how much crap are we going to get ourselves into by saying this lol

[@jviarruel]

@@TangerineTravels 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Andy-ib4ge]

Hi guys, my name is Andrea and I'm studying English so those videos helps me a lot! So I'm from Morelia and I'm really happy that you enjoyed your time here. I fell bad about that man staring, was really unconfortable. I hope this can change in the future. And I have something fun for you, Morelos was really poor, he wasn't born inside the house, he was born in a public place next to the house. Thank you for visiting our city and make this video. 😃 We expect you again soon.

[@ernestalphonse1217]

People in Morelia are more Conservative that's why they staring at you. And also because you are beautiful Maddie, I said it with all respect. I'm sorry for those man who see you with lust, they don't have education neither self control. You just ignore them. Have a nice week.

[@VictorLopez-bo7nc]

If they didnt have "self control" they wouldnt be just staring... putoz manginas, ya van a empezar con sus pendejadas como en europa donde todo es acoso o violacion

[@raynemarie8058]

Abraham Calzada Dorantes Is

[@leobarrera3654]

I'm from Morelia, living in California U. S. A and I love Morelia thank you guys for this video.

[@rishalinda7165]

Maybe tattoos are not very common on women in that area or they stare because you are young and pretty. If they make gross comments that's not nice but I have dealt with that here is U.S. too when I was young so that seems to be a universal uncouth man thing.

[@cezamlinde]

2 cosas... El pobre hombre que enfocaron no te estaba mirando como pensando "que buena estas", su mirada era más de sorpresa. Sí... Admito que fue irrespetuoso, pero cuando ves algo fuera de lo común eso es muy normal. Lo segundo es que, la casa en la que nació Morelos no era de su familia, más bien su mamá era empleada doméstica, y trabajó hasta el momento en que Morelos Nació... Y quien sabe si al siguiente día se levantó a seguir limpiando para mantener a su hijo, en lugar de reposar como lo hacen otras mujeres

[@angesgarci]

Es enserio. No notaste su mirada lasiva para con la chica. Muy mal tu.

[@polloperez7546]

+Angelica Garcia ya calle se señora

[@angesgarci]

@@polloperez7546 primero aprende a escribir conjugando verbos y despues me calla señor. Y que le vaya bien en su dia.

[@elmanoyt3503]

Yo diria que mas bien el men ese cuando vio la camara queria ser famoso xD

[@josedossantosbandeira5622]

@@angesgarci compañeros, no se peleen, propongo un ambiente de paz y amistad.

[@kevinfranco8335]

I'm living in the netherlands and this video really made me homesick for Morelia. Sorry for the staring, it is a problem that we have in Mexico because of how macho the culture can be, especially with the older generations.

[@alejandaraguzman2117]

Eso no es verdad lo que pasa que de 1,000,000 de morelianos solo en riaoidad solo hay como 300.000 verdaderos morelianos que son mucho mejor mas educados los demas son muchos centro americanos que vinieron a destruir todo como ellos acostumbran a destruir lo bello de mi mexico lo mismo le paso a mi ciudad de guadalajara por eso nadie los quiere no tienen respeto ni educacin pero en fin si el viejo de obrador no hace nada ni modo esa es la verdad

[@esmeraldarodriguez3691]

Kevin franco : have you been in morelia? I guess you just talk because you have a big mouth. Morelia es a very beautiful city , and no all de men’s are a macho like you describe, please don’t generalize , . Macho men’s are every were all around the world. Im pretty much sure that in netherlands men’s are more a macho than in mexico.😡😡🤬

[@kevinfranco8335]

@@alejandaraguzman2117 No, cállese señora no mame.

[@kevinfranco8335]

@@esmeraldarodriguez3691 Sí, yo nací y viví casi toda mi vida en Morelia jajajajaja y el machismo es un problema constante en México.

[@marcohernandez9351]

Morelia is so beautiful! One place you could eat at is Tortas El Mago 😋! They have the best tortas and they’re super big compared to others found on the street.

[@gab10059]

Thank you for coming, Morelia is amazing one of my favorite places in Mexico, especially for its people and its very comfortable, I am delighted that more people are interested in knowing Michoacan. come back soon

[@arizs99]

You guys are like 15 minutes from my house there lol. Closer than me😭

[@dddvyomero]

Bueno , aclarar algo sobre mi ciudad , creo que la gente moreliana en cierta forma te mira fijamente por que en el fondo quieren ayudar , lo que algunas veses resulta un poco molesto , pero en general no es con mala intención , lo que pasa que nos gusta ser serviciales en cierta forma , si hay gente maleducada por alli que aveses te mira de forma inadecuada o fijamente pero de alli no pasa, pero eso no representa el michoacano con valores , también aclarar que para el mejór entendimiento de michoacán en general ocupan ir a los pueblos pequeños de al rededor , como santa clara del cobre a comer y recorrer sus calles o a ario de rosales , michoacán en si es como un pais y si quieres entenderlo ocupas preguntar a pie a la gente , ya que es la mejór manera de sabér , o en su defecto contratar un guia que sepa español e inglés , eso si , andar por el estado con mucho cuidado por que hay zonas muy calientes .

[@tinacarretog8386]

Jesus manuel de acuerdo, si te ven, solo Saluda.

[@daniloandrade8119]

No es solo en Morelia. Tambien en Zamora son muy mirones. Jaja . Cuando voy me ven como si fuera marciano . Sin ofender, aclaro que mi mama es de Zamora, Mich.

[@dddvyomero]

@@daniloandrade8119 es como ese dicho del citadino , se da a notar🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jazziron8739]

Si los vi caminando por calle 20 de noviembre, saludos!!

[@luisvillanueva3885]

espero no haya sido de los que se les quedaban viendo fijo

[@panchovilla6008]

Jajaja

[@edgarmoreno6821]

Thank you for sharing my beautiful city to the world!!!

[@TangerineTravels]

Yay, Morelia!

[@distorityedan3081]

It's always so interesting to see what foreign people think about this city 🙊 It's amazing for me that you consider combis (or 'colectivos') as something worth of notice. Also, that you think is an affordable city. That speaks volumes about the ecconomic situation of Michoacan, because, knowing a lot of people from other parts of the state, I constantly hear (and confirm myself) how expensive things are in Morelia. The copper they sell at Mercado de dulces I think it's actually from a nearby town called Santa Clara del Cobre. At leats I think so. They still work that metal a lot in there, and they do some really beautiful things. I'd recommend you to take a day trip to look at it if you're still around here. It's even called "a magic town", pueblo mágico. That place is certainly one of the best to get elote! Even some of us, locals, sometimes still wonder at the beautiful sight of all those salsas 💕🙊 I'm surprised and very sad that you had to experience also some of the worst parts of us. We certainly tend to stare a bit to foreign turists. I believe it's not with a bad intention, mostly, but we're still not used to too much diversity, so people with different features always caught our attention. Aaaand... The men staring and the catcalling. Ugh. I wish I could tell you that's unusual and weird and only because you're blonde and for our cultura malinchista blonde equals hot, but saldy that's a thing a lot of morelian women experience everyday too. Whatever you wear, whatever you do. It's a shame you had to live it. I'm really hoping things are slowly changing as we start to notice and complain about it. I'm really hoping you won't have to experience that again the next time you visit (because I hope you will. All and all, it's a beautiful and comfy city to be in 💕)

[@juliagrissel7063]

Hola buen día, yo soy de Morelia y les falto ir a las tortas del mago, comer realmete losgaspachos del Güero, ir a la inmacuada a cenar, en la cerrada de San Agustin junto a la casa de Morelos estan las verdaderas conrundas, y enchliladas estan buenasy baratas, tambien decir que el primero y unico organo de latinoameriaa esta en Morelia, y escucharlo en un concierto es unico, esta es una ciudad cultural pero sin embargo les agradesco que se hayan tomado el tiempo para visitar mi ciudad y cuando gusten son bienvenidos y les puedo dar un turs cuando gusten ver más cosas saludos.

[@M_E_X_I_C_A_N_O.]

Hola amigos que pasen exel3nte y hermoso martes lleno de bendiciones

[@TangerineTravels]

Gracias amigo!

[@mildred5884]

Te pido una disculpa por todos los que te Allan echo sentir incómoda en mi hermosa ciudad Morelia, les mando un saludo y no todos somos así lo no todos nos quedamos viendo cuando vienen extranjeros quizá son personas que viven más a las orrillas de la ciudad y no acostumbran a ver gente porque los que vivimos más cerca de la ciudad centro ya estamos acostumbrados y no es algo nuevo ver gente extranjera, vale les mando un abrazo chao!!

[@alex_xrx_]

Morelia Michoacán tiene variedad de climas, pueblos magicos, es perfecto.

[@dinaflores]

Just watched your Morelia videos since we are going next week and they were great. Although it has been 3 years since you put out these videos, I’m excited to go to Morelia to enjoy the centro and food!!

[@estrellarueda2444]

Im from morelia ♥️♥️but right know i live in U.S.A

[@karig1994]

Como mi amiga me decía ni muy poquito porque no se vende ni mucho porque se mosquea, pero no hablando enserio los tatuajes no son tan populares en mujeres mexicanas como en Estados Unidos yo creo por eso las miradas incomodas

[@samaelochoaalcantar7233]

No se me

[@igneoleo4240]

Es que los tatuajes son relacionados con actividad criminal, y bueno aún hay algo de machismo en mexico.

No en Morelia hija

[@karig1994]

@ quien sabe quizás solo en Tijuana

[@kelleyhunter801]

You’re blonde, Maddie, that is fascinating to cultures with mostly dark haired people.

[@TangerineTravels]

There's always been a certain extent of fascination with us since we do look different than the average Mexican, but I can assure you these are not the average stares of fascination. It's something different. Bad different.

[@digarcia1890]

+Tangerine Travels sick different- wicked

[@scon209]

Depends on where you go i notice places where there is alot of blonde green eye women and men

[@kelleyhunter801]

Interesting, Sergio, in what area?

[@scon209]

In the region on tierra caliente also in the state of sonora

[@FernandoGonzalez-vm5re]

I'm Proudly Michoacano and I had lived in MORELIA, now I live in Texas but definitely Michoacan is a great please to visit, elotes and esquites are delicious!!! thaks for visit us, everyone is welcome :)

[@celeesteespino4144]

I’m from Morelia ❤️ so glad you visited I hope you enjoyed all pink stone city ☺️

[@bereniceespinoza5214]

So more negative then positive things in Morelia...its what you are saying...

[@brendadiaz2241]

Berenice Espinoza exactly somehow they made it seem like there was more negative than positive things.

[@viclysecret6343]

You look like Pamela Anderson

[@TangerineTravels]

What?

[@viclysecret6343]

@@TangerineTravels todos los mexicanos te miran hot !!! lol

[@mattalan7483]

She's a 3 in the United States lol