This City in Mexico is SAFER Than All US Cities! | Exploring Merida

[@TrueMexico]

Hola Mijos & Mijas! Fox News would never report it... but Merida is safer than all major US cities! I hope you enjoyed the video. Saludos! Support Tío Paul and the channel with a Paypal tip! www.paypal.me/TrueMexico Consider supporting on Patreon: www.patreon.com/truemexico

[@TrueMexico]

@FERNANDO RAMÍREZ Gracias amigo! . ✌✌✌✌

[@elinorbaker]

Tío Paul please visit Michoacán, maybe isn't so safe as Merida (I'm can relate, only you need to be wise and careful) but you can't imagine how beautiful, cultural and astonishing it is 🤩

[@dwigth8923]

I follow your videos a long time ago it would be great if I saw how you make your videos or go out in one I hope you can and give you a tour of this white city

[@emirichelle9968]

OMG I literally just moved from Mexico City to Mérida six months ago! I will keep my eyes open to try to see you tío Paul, if you're still around Mérida. Btw, I love your videos, this is one of the few channels that I have with the notifications turned on

[@MarcoG70]

Fox news never reports something like that. Fortunately we have Paul's News, which shows us the True Mexico ! Thanks by shared ! 😎

[@Spikastru]

If you want to visit Merida, and you are not very tolerant to hot weather: it’s better if you visit it on December. Don’t visit between May-April, it’s literal a sunny hell. Keep an eye on the hurricanes’ season between August-November. Bring sun and mosquitoes protection and a hand towel. You will sweat a lot. Most important, wear cotton based clothes and avoid all types of synthetic fabrics, even on bags. Don’t forget to drink sorbetes, agua de horchata, beer, eat tamales colados and visit the archaeological zones and nature reservations around Merida. In my opinion, whole state of Yucatán is better than the city.

[@Zierch]

you left to warning about something else, "la comida Yucateca" jejeje!

[@Spikastru]

Pete Pan I lived there for 5 years and got bitten by at least 5 different types of ants (not to mention mosquitoes, spiders and wasps), had 2 ants nest in my room, had rash on knees, elbows, neck and tights, nearly got dengue fever, almost had conjuntivitis and measles from the drinkers at my old school and lived through an hurricane. In Merida if you don’t have air conditioning, and can’t stand hot weather, don’t even bother to stay at home, even less your own bathroom,

[@sirhoopalot1]

Cotton is not good at wicking moisture away from you. It actually retains moisture and can get moldy quickly in Merida’s climate. Wear synthetics like athletic wear from Nike, Adidas, UA, etc or all natural wool.

[@pablerry]

I've lived in Merida for many years, and you get used to the weather easily, the affordability of the city lets you have a house with a pool, good a/c etc.

[@MJ-hg1mk]

Did you have Spanish language skills when you arrived? How critical is that in your opinion?

[@migallineroencasa7242]

Vivo en Mérida y confirmo que es una ciudad muy tranquila y segura 💞

[@macomsey4777]

No del todo....estamos sentados sobre Pólvora. Mérida es muy caliente. Prueben venir en mayo. jajaja

[@migallineroencasa7242]

@@macomsey4777 Pos ya me acostumbre 🔥 no me gusta el frio.

[@brintanicoenchile9958]

@bangmeister2012 oiste bien mas segura que todas la de usa puedes ir ahi

[@Elessar1416]

@bangmeister2012 otro extranjero que cree que todo México esta lleno de carteles y en cada esquina hay por lo menos 10 narcotraficantes, ni siquiera porque un chico inglés esta desmintiendo todos esos malos rumores entienden!!!!!!!!

[@nkreseknowledge2241]

I translate: I live in Merida and can confirm it is a very safe and calm city. How did I do? 😁

[@aznarul]

Mérida is so beautiful and cool! Best city in Mexico by far

[@Worldofourown2024]

What do you think of San Miguel de Allende? Is Merida your home city?

[@aznarul]

@@Worldofourown2024 i think San Miguel de Allende its a beautiful City too but its too tourist oriented and expensive, Merida its more natural, cultural and rich in every way! And not im not from mexico but i have family in quintana roo and I have visited Merida a lot

[@Worldofourown2024]

@@aznarul Yes, everywhere exceptionally beautifully high styled has become too touristy so these places are too expensive and in a state of being destroyed. It's the case all around the world. Merida is more a common people every day place that probably won't be over touristed nor over speculated by international real estate investors. Common people places like that are best for friends, culture, fun, and work over cities where lots of international financial elite hang out.

[@briagadaress]

Don't forget about Veracruz port. A branch of heaven, as I name it.

[@YourMajesty143]

Merida is too hot & humid though. Lots of rain & mosquitos. So it's not 100% perfect, but not many places are.

[@rubenbarradas4868]

As Mexican, I am really thankful for your commitment and lovely videos of Mexico. You help us indeed to change the perception of mexicans and Mexico globally through your videos. Hopefully you reach out to many people and I’ll be very glad to help you! Thank you so much!

[@geraldarnoult]

Ya the U.S. news media would never say that

[@sunshinet3058]

I like that you show the city and sights instead of just your own face.....I am trying to see the sights and most 'travel' vloggers seem to be more interested in talking not showing.....your voice is very entertaining as well..... cheers

[@pasofino2199]

I know I hate that also, I thought it was just me! Do you yell at them to move? ( that’s probably just me)

[@cheesebrainz8767]

Is everything okay, Tío Paul? I know these last few months have been quite a ride worldwide, and you don't owe us any free content. But you've kind of disappeared off the face of Earth and I know many of us would like to make sure you're alive and well.

[@mimi1o8]

Probably bail in the U.K. 😊

[@MarcoG70]

The Yucatan Peninsula has one of the best meals in Mexico. Enjoy it as much as we enjoy watching your videos. Great work ! 😎

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks amigo! I’m back in Mexico City now but I loved Merida.

[@MarcoG70]

@@TrueMexico Ok. Welcome back home !

[@TrueMexico]

Haha yes I’m an adopted Mexico City boy

[@mikebeatty8426]

A very well done and informative video. I just returned to CA from Merida. I have been visiting annually for twenty five years (usually in February). The city has only gotten better over the years. It has beautiful hotels, incredible restaurants, street food, and cantinas. Also has great colonial archetecture, parks, markets, museums, and cultural events. It's lots of fun and safe at all hours. I can't wait for my next trip.

[@alejandroorozco2071]

Hey Paul, I hope you’re doing well. I’d be nice to see new travels, it’s enjoyable how an Englishman appreciates our country. Cheers!!🇬🇧🇲🇽

[@adam_da_2024_official]

One of the fastest growing cities in Mexico

[@RegionalRadioShackManager]

Ray Sosa cute your sources please

[@jive7391]

Tío Paul, if you come to Campeche, when you want to eat a salbute you have to call them "panucho". Yes, salbutes in Campeche are called panuchos. ;) Also, in Campeche, you can walk on the centro at 3 a.m. and you will see how calm and safe is!

[@TrueMexico]

Good information!

[@GloriaDuranC]

En yucatan el salbute y el panucho son dos cosas diferentes. El panucho tiene frijoles en su interior el sabute no lleva

[@Belgarath777]

Though I didn't move to Mexico City where a lot of the videos were filmed, your videos did contribute to my decision to move from the US to Puerto Vallarta last month, so I really hope that we get to see more of your videos. Your sense of humor and just how well the videos are put together were something I always looked forward to. Stay well.

[@TrueMexico]

Thank you!!

[@kathyward9879]

Keith, let us know how you like PV! Depending on the future of the US my husband & I want to check PV out. My friend visits there & loves it.

[@Belgarath777]

@@kathyward9879 Hi Kathy. We've only been here two months, but so far we really like it. The first month wasn't kind to us between the huge mosquito bites and the bacterial infection we think I got from the food or water, but once we got past the major tasks (temp residency, a longer term place to live, understanding the medical system, a car, etc), we are enjoying it a lot more now that we can breath. Its a beautiful city where everything isn't very far away. Its a slower way of life compared to what I was used to, I miss Best Buy being an electronic geek, but that is outweighed by just how friendly most of the people are. We are also considering Guadalajara with its more modern city life and better climate which is more similar to Los Angeles where we are from, but we intend to stay long term in Puerto Vallarta if we can adjust to the very tough humidity during the summer and fall months. Time will tell :-).

[@kathyward9879]

@@Belgarath777 thank you so much for your insight! I greatly appreciate it!

[@kathyward9879]

@@Belgarath777 , we are from PA so it would be a huge adjustment to the humidity for me!

[@70n24]

Beautiful, beautiful Merida. It is an underrated city, most people recommending places in Mexico wouldn't mention it, but maybe it is supposed to be like that... like a secret well kept. It's the first time I've seen an actual "policía turística" (or at least their cute little car), wow.

[@wtfc2321]

You’re back ! . . . 🤗

[@TrueMexico]

🤗🤗🤗

[@iseytheteethsnake6290]

Your gone! 😢😭😞 @truemexico

[@454LuisDeLaTorre]

El tio Paul siempre antojando a la raza 🤤🤤🤤

[@ZulaiFuentes]

There are a number of inacuracies in the information you deliver. But ok, l guess your effort is useful enough for visitors...(true meaning of 'white city'...for example, rate of alcoholism, suicide, etc., worst public transportation system, etc. And many many concealed issues that don't come into light for the benign eye of foreigners.

[@themaggattack]

@@ZulaiFuentes I thought surely "white city" must mean loads of white people living and visiting there. Am I right?

[@mrs.palafox7370]

MERIDA YUCATAN IS THE SAFEST CITY IN AMERICA OVER QUEBEC, CANADA IM SO PROUD, AND IS SO BEAUTIFUL, RICH IN CULTURE, VEGETATION, FRIENDLY PEOPLE, THE PENINSULA OF YUCATAN AND HIS EXTRAORDINARY SEA! LIKE NO OTHER!

[@davidbeckhambecks]

Yucatán is in Mexico, there is only one AMERICA and it’s the USA 🇺🇸

[@worldtraveller1900]

You will look smarter if you didn’t display your ignorance in public.

[@ericromero3910]

America is a continent whereas USA is a country where TRUE native Americans are a minority.

[@felixtorres9489]

@Liam ignorant

[@felixtorres9489]

@@davidbeckhambecks ignorant

[@mrsauce6393]

I really enjoy your vids, I was born in Texas. My family is from Guerrero and I haven't had the opportunity to visit my roots. I love seeing Mexico through your eyes. Y si! Si puedo hablar y escribir en español también. You deserve way more subscribers!

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks a lot amigo! I need to make a lot more frequent vids to get past 100k. I’ll try !

[@battle_for_limbs9916]

Thanks so much tío Paul, I'm from Yucatán but I live in California. I miss my home state so much, thank you so much for sharing!

[@lalovisco4417]

hola Victor, soy de puebla (radicando en las vegas) mi sueño es buscarme un jacalito en Yucatan serca del golfo de mexico y vivir del Mar! ☺saludos 🙋

[@TrueMexico]

Happy you enjoyed it and saw a little bit of your home state !

[@oscarchan7494]

Victor yo tambien soy de Yucatan, de yaxkukul, vivo tambien en California, saludos paisano!! Mare lindos!!!

[@battle_for_limbs9916]

Yo soy de Tunkas. Ya llevo aquí 23 años.

[@lenchodiaz7693]

Es tiempo de regresar paisanos la jaula de oro cada vez se pone peor!!.. Mejor pobre y feliz en mexico que pobre e infeliz en el otro lado!..

[@benitojuarez8608]

Finally someone makes a video about my city! Hope you enjoyed your stay. 😊❤️

[@NELSONG12]

Another awesome show Paul! I didn't know Merida, existed! Thanx for showing us the beautiful city of Merida.

[@TrueMexico]

Happy you enjoyed it!

[@ronniepaddio3983]

Thank you for doing such a great vlog on my city

[@rodrigogamabrambila423]

Thanks a lot for sharing. I do miss the nostalgia your vids in Mx City give me, as a Mexican abroad, but it’s also adorable that you go all around and show Mexico’s diversity.

[@backtolife615]

Hi can you please tell us about Mexico. Is it true that the Covid related discrimination dose nit exists in Mexico? And there is no Vaccine mandate? Many thanks 🙏

[@luismonmex]

Mérida está cerca del paraíso y la salsa de habanero es la salsa oficial del paraíso. Mérida is close to paradise. Habanero sauce is the official sauce in the paradise.

[@juanmanuelgonzalez8718]

Que que??? Tas mal de la cabeza

[@willpina]

We miss you Tío Paul! Glad to hear you're doing ok, stay safe and return to making videos at your leisure!

[@lorenagaribaydalba2876]

Mi familia es de Michoacán pero Mérida se robó mi corazón! Fantastic video, brings back really great memories 💕

[@1sonia]

A de una una Michoacana

[@padw62]

I am a citizen of Yucatan Peninsula and appreciate its concepts about my country: Yucatan. I correspond to your attitude because I love the music, culture and landscape of the United Kingdom. Thanks a lot

[@MaddoxMadness]

Wow wait! You're treating Yucatan peninsula as a country. You're reminding Mexican secessionism. You know that's treason, don't you?

[@JoseArteaga]

Great video brother! I live in Merida and Make videos about this wonderful city all the time! Glad you finally made it out here! Glad you love it as well! Thank you so much for such a wonderful video!

[@hermesdavidms]

ive been there several times, it would be an absolute awesome city if it didnt had such unhospitable weather in summer it really wants to burn you to a crisp

[@gevr7988]

🤣 that was funny

[@rachend810]

There's Is little town un Tocaran who Is called "Motul' where have been Made the Dish 'huevos motuleños'...You need to taste It!..mm..😊👍

[@rachend810]

Yucatán*** not tocaran hahaha,sorry

[@alvaromaldonadov1505]

FBI México

[@lenchodiaz7693]

Tocaran?? jajajaja WTF.. 🤦‍♂️👎🏽

[@mrs.palafox7370]

Alvaro Maldonadov , whats the meaning of that, we are talking about a BEAUTIFULL city, so...

[@myrandomtantrum]

Hey my uncle was the mayor of Mutol

[@jbarah05]

Hey that’s awesome I was in Merida couple of months ago to get my sons CRBA. I’m in Cancun not too far from you it’s awesome that you highlighted Merida it’s a chill place.

[@jessdotwav]

OMG, I was just wondering when a new video of yours will come up. :o Nice that you're back.

[@TrueMexico]

Sorry to not have uploaded for a while!

[@jessdotwav]

@@TrueMexico It's ok, everyone has things to do. ♥

[@mineralt]

This is one of the best videos I have seen on KZbin wrt Merida. Most of the hipsters edit them such that you never get a good feel for what the place looks like. You are much better at the actual filming and editing than most.

[@JoseArteagaTravels]

Amazing video! Well done! We live in Merida and you did a superb job showing everyone this wonderful city! We Also Make videos about Merida Yucatan on our Channel and were glad to see you finally made it out here! Glad you loved the food as well! Thank you so much for making such a wonderful video about Merida Mexico!

[@chayovz510]

I hope you continue to do videos. You’re channel was the very first channel I saw a few years ago that explained the lifestyle in Mexico as a foreigner’s perspective. I enjoyed your personality and your thorough explanation of whatever your topic or location you were discussing! Please keep it up Paul, came back to rewatch this “episode” since You’ve not posted anything new but I had to let you know that you were the original Living in Mexico, What Is It Like? channel and I appreciate you!!

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks for your kind words!

[@jorgearmando1979]

Paul come back mate! We miss your videos, you are legend lad!!

[@TheBuddyShowWorldwide]

Good to see you back, Paul.

[@davidgil1161]

Super cool video man, thanks for share wonderful & beatiful things about us...greetings from Mérida, la de Yucatán.

[@henryburgos1697]

Yo vivo en esta ciudad, y me siento orgulloso de vivir en Mérida Yucatán. Es la más segura de todo mi país.

[@frogosplayer1]

I love your delivery it's so upbeat and positive

[@KarlaSantosAstro]

I know you don’t go to fancy restaurants, but I do recomendable the experience of eating in an hacienda. Anyways, try papatzules with chorizo, torta de cochinita, queso relleno, these are traditional dishes you can have any day anywhere. The traditional pib or mucbipollo is a dish especially prepared on Día de muertos but they have it all year through at la Chaya maya. Cant wait to see which cenotes you will visit

[@TrueMexico]

I have actually near Valladolid on a trip with my mum and friends a few years ago. I like nice places like that too but in my videos I try up focus on local places rather than the fancy ones.

[@ricardo_cn]

@@TrueMexico Do you have videos of that trip? That is where I am from mate and I would like to watch if you do have ti. Cheers

[@stanford-nf4jk]

¡Gracias por otro video informativo y divertido! Thanks for another informative and fun video!

[@mxstarman9505]

Ohhh tío paul, youre comeback :) great City and big and beautiful 😍 ALL support from Sonora México 🇲🇽

[@TrueMexico]

Sorry for not posting a video for a while!

[@mxstarman9505]

@@TrueMexico oh dont worry, youre comeback and is great :D

[@TrueMexico]

I need to make more frequent vids !

[@angelmunoz4152]

@@TrueMexico Tio Paul when are you coming to visit Mazatlan?

[@ordepm9868]

Like always: Great job Paul. I enjoyed the visuals and the mental trip to this Peninsula very much. Keep going!! :)

[@larissaortega2306]

Love your channel, Tío Paul! Saludos desde Michoacán! And I agree, Merida has to be the most peaceful city I've ever visited. I have family over there, so I had visited when I was younger, but it wasn't until last year that I got to roam the city at my own pace. Went to most of the places you show in this video, the whole time I was watching I was like 'I went there too!', haha. It's the first time I felt secure walking down the streets at night, Merida is just that serene. The food is delicious (I love the agua de limón con chaya and the kibbeh! So good!), the people are nice, the city is very clean and beautiful, the cenotes are incredible, and the nerby beaches and archaeological sites are magical... The only thing I don't really like is the weather, too hot and humid. Not really a fan, otherwise I would move there!

[@andreas3304]

Merida is my hometown. I've been gone for almost 8 years due to economic reasons and because the hot weather there is exhausting, and the mosquitos....but your video made me miss it so much, the food, the serenity. Hope that you enjoyed a lot~

[@MiguelAlcaraz]

Dónde vivís ahora?

[@ricardo_cn]

Blimey! Long time not hear from you Paul. Yes, I am from Yucatán and very happy to see you been in Mérida. Remember when back in the UK we have to go for a pint!!! Cheers

[@TrueMexico]

Cheers mate !

[@dolllover1982]

Begin away from Mérida is very tough, I miss it everyday and watching this make me feel closer to home.

[@macomendez5510]

Felicidades a cada uno de los yucatecos tienen la ciudad que se merecen, sus calles limpias, nada de graffiti, una cultura bellísima, comida deliciosa, respeto al turista, modo de conducir tranquilos etc etc nuevamente los felicito

[@josejuanmartinezmendez3456]

Without any doubt; I truly love your channel and work, keep up the good work, I'll be recommending and sharing your videos with my friends, you really deserve so more subscribers.👌😌

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks a lot!

[@Braxis_iv]

From Tio Paul to now Papi Paul..... I like it!

[@Elotes606]

Tío Paul. Chido el canal. Siempre muy informativo! Safe travels!

[@TrueMexico]

Gracias!

[@arthpix]

If you're still there, visit the market in the near town of Motul and try the exquisite "huevos motuleños", there is this "fonda Doña Evelia Soberanis". That totally worth the 30-minute ride from Merida. 👌😉

[@tjrioux3059]

Thank you so much for including Spanish translation! I’m learning Mexican Spanish in order to move to Mexico in three years and this is a great addition to my studies.

[@marcies1297]

Wow 3 yrs...youre a long term planner. I started learning like 3 days prior

[@destdest4984]

Merida was so great for me ! All was amazing ! Viva Merida !

[@alvaromaldonadov1505]

FBI México

[@RodrigoVargas72]

So good to see you enjoying the Yucatán, tío Paul. Mérida is my top favorite place on earth, because of endless reasons (friends, family, food, fly fishing fanatism..... ok no more f words.) The ONLY downside of Mérida is the heat during spring and summer is sometimes unbearable, but nothing an ice cold León and a pool can’t fix. Hope you made it to Progreso to try some seafood too! A little off topic but CDMX has some incredible cantinas too..... maybe not as cheap as the one in Mérida but food and booze are great. El León De Oro in Escandón and/or Salón Puebla in Santa María la Ribera are two classics. You and tía Paula will love it!! 😋

[@angelpzicodeliko8278]

I have just found out your channel and you have a new suscriber. I hope that you continue sharing more videos about your life in Mexico...greetings from Cuernavaca By the way I loved your british accent 😉

[@josemeza8525]

Hermoso video ..👍❤️.. saludos desde Coahuila, México 👍🇲🇽

[@joseabrahamportugalmarin2217]

Awesome video dude! I wanna be there. 👍🏼

[@paolaescamilla709]

So glad you enjoyed my city, I hope you come back soon!

[@CapnCody1622]

Headed to Merida in less than two weeks 🙌🏻

[@victorkimackblanco3644]

Always enjoy your videos! Thank you!😊

[@verosicard1036]

You like Mérida... you should go to Campeche... it is also in the Yucatan peninsula and it is two hour away from Merida ... plus, they say it’s even safer than Merida

[@f1346m]

Good job with your editing.

[@gabole1]

Excelente video tío Paul!!

[@TrueMexico]

Gracias!

[@orochirel]

I’m from Merida ! Been following you for a while :) ty for covering my city.

[@ricardoa3440]

Tío Paul, ya se extrañaban tus vídeos, saludos!

[@dionisiotato4730]

Excellent video!👍 Gracias Paul!!

[@SD-gm4iy]

Saludos Tio Paul Good to see you again enjoy Merida

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks! I''ve been back in CDMX a while actually. But I did love Merida!

[@marinaalcocer287]

Hi... your video is fastastic!!.. I'm yucatecan woman, live in Mérida and you show a great and fast idea about my beautifull City.. Welcome to Mérida 🇲🇽

[@mikebaliardo]

You loved Merida as much as me, from Mexico City!

[@RoovenTzab]

Hi tío Paul, I'm from Yucatán, didn't know you were here! Great video! it's awesome to see my city through your eyes, hope you loved it! Maybe next time we can go to el gallito and share some beers!

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks so much!! Cheers :D

[@astaroth0316]

Well I'm trying to convince my girlfriend to go to live to Merida, and this videos is great explaining why! So sad she doesn't understand a word of English, so I think I'll make the subtitles for this one.

[@TrueMexico]

If you can that would be amazing !

[@micasaenYucatan]

Its a beautiful City and 3 hours In car from playa del Carmen and Cancún, if you decide tu come I can help you to find your placer to live

[@pink.looser]

BioFercho García meridians don't want foreigners to live there anymore

[@Sandrart29]

Save yourselves from a lot of trouble and discrimination. Don't move to Merida.

[@businessowner1170]

@@pink.looser why would you say such a comment? Myself and wife and 5 kids just moved here and they are very welcoming we've had no problems and made lots of friends i think your comment is a little misleading people need to hear the truth we just moved from the USA to this beautiful place and we love it here its very safe and the people here are very welcoming 😊 as long as you're a humble family your more than welcome to move here but if you're looking for trouble then of course your not welcome here...

[@raydavies3278]

Good review Paul,lm currently in Panama but planning to go to Merida to retire next year. Oh and originally from Cardiff,Wales U.K.

[@casksj356]

I’m going there in May! 😍

[@TrueMexico]

Enjoy!

[@franciscoemmanuelalonzopac1783]

Mayo es de mucho calor, evitarlo si no te gusta

[@adam_da_2024_official]

Nice 👍

[@auditorakropolis7262]

Ven preparado para morirte de calor , si no te gusta el calor piénsalo bien

[@lancanisterinek6901]

Jajajaja ven para que te vayas pronto x el calor

[@Gahanika]

Welcome to Merida. I, Mexican, live here with my British husband. We like ti a lot though we would like to spend some time in Mexico City, it is too hot here hehe.

[@zava16]

Uncle Paul I hope this 2020 is a great year for you. Es bueno verte de nuevo

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks 🙏 The same to you!

[@jazminviana5040]

Me encantó el video!!❤️ Soy originaria de Mérida y en verdad refleja el espíritu de la ciudad

[@mexibro9859]

"the money shot" plot twist: Paul worked in San Fernando valley

[@TrueMexico]

I knew some people would pick up on that double-meaning joke.

[@dancingwithnacos]

What happened to you? Are you ok? I hope you're well, safe

[@TrueMexico]

I am okay! I'll be making videos again soon. Obviously this year everything changed :( I hope you are well.

[@GermanyTechno]

True Mexico Dame tu bendición Tío Paul, y un video update de cómo vives la pandemia no estaría mal.

[@vonsopas]

@@TrueMexico Good to hear you are Ok tío Paul! Stay safe!

[@goldwolfgamer888x8]

In Philadelphia right now, can confirm

[@adam_da_2024_official]

An explosion and murder violence on the streets of Philadelphia also Philadelphia more deadly than the Philippines

[@DanielaPerez-yp1gb]

Gracias Paul por este super Video. Saludos desde Alemania 😍‼️Perfecto 👍

[@cliphero333]

You were my favorite, where are you amigo, come back please.

[@TrueMexico]

I am okay! I'll be making videos again soon. Obviously this year everything changed :( I hope you are well.

[@chapawapa9736]

@@TrueMexico omg thank gawd I was so sad!!!! I can't wait to see another video

[@FUNKYTUNEZ714]

Great video thanks for showing us this beautiful place ....😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍

[@raulnavarro9500]

I AGREED WITH THIS VIDEO.. I WAS THERE THREE MONTHS AGO.... SAFEST AND A BEAUTIFUL CITY..... WOULD LOVE TO MOVE THERE.

[@wezjy]

Paul I love your videos. I no longer live in Mexico but you make me feel close to beautiful country.

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks, that's great to read.

[@rodp83]

Hey, Paul. I noticed you haven't really uploaded videos since the pandemic hit Mexico. Are you still living here? Do you plan to resume making videos at some point? I'm a Mexican who works abroad for over half the year and since discovering your channel have enjoyed your insights into the Mexican way of life as seen from a Brit. I hope you get to read this message.

[@TrueMexico]

I am okay! I'll be making videos again soon. Obviously this year everything changed :( I hope you are well.

[@t-.-tlatefan1104]

We really hope you're safe and well, Tío Paul 💕

[@TrueMexico]

I am okay! I'll be making videos again soon. Obviously this year everything changed :( I hope you are well.

[@fernandoorozco3497]

Okay Paul I must make a clarification; when someone calls you papi in Merida it's like calling you "güerito" in Mexico city just an endearing way to clients.

[@TrueMexico]

Jaja, thanks for that. It was my first time being called papi from a seller.

[@OmmHmo]

Yo voto porque nunca deje de hacer estos maravillosos Video el tío Paul :D

[@j0zHy1]

Yo fui a Mérida el mes pasado y me quedé con ganas de vivir ahí

[@quarol732]

No es tan bonito en verano y ni hablar de la temporada de huracan, aún así es un lugar muy bonito.

[@joebarajas4935]

Another Day in Paradise, Congrats Tio Paul Living the life Enjoy Kind Regards from Texas

[@Shibiruwu]

2:51 BOCHO!!! 3:27 OTRO BOCHITO!!! (edit) There's a game in Mexico (and maybe other parts of the world as too) where if you see that Volkswagen model, you yell Bocho! or Bochito! while pointing at it and you get to punch/pinch the arm of whoever is accompanying you, I've been playing it since i can remember :P

[@aaaa1234568]

We do the same in the U.S.A but we say punch buggy

[@sewaprolo]

Fun fact: people in the Yucatan don't call them bochos, they're called volchos/volchitos.

[@TrueMexico]

Jaja, I didn'y know about that game!

[@SASTREMAN]

AND, the volchito has to be yellow and to not be punched you have to say: “corto cable”. (Cut cable)

[@quarol732]

@@sewaprolo si

[@dewaynewestmoreland3773]

Wonderful video. Thanks for sharing.

[@laaneliz8594]

WTF brother jajasja, me encanta ver cómo los extranjeros se emocionan tanto por cosas tan sencillas para nosotros; y también me dió risa cuando te dijeron "papi" JAJAJA. Yo vivo en mi grandiosa Mérida

[@MariaSanchez-xc1uc]

ME MUDOOOOOOO

[@medicinasimplificada123]

Hola por favor te pido me comentes sobre la calidad del aire, tengo entendido que la gente en algunas colonias quema su basura al aire libre (es cierto esto?) porque el camión o no pasa diario o si pasa pero la gente tiene esta costumbre, yo vivo en la Merced CDMX es un barrio muy pobre donde usan mucho carbón por no tener gas y me afecta mucho pero no queman basura, yo fui de niña a Mérida y tomé un Soldadito de chocolate y me recuerdo que la gente era muy amable, muchas gracias, saludos desde CDMX

[@laaneliz8594]

@@medicinasimplificada123 Hola, sí hay la quema de basura al aire libre en algunas colonias (NO EN TODAS) y la recoleccion de basura pasa 3 veces a la semana la cuál varía dependiendo de la colonia, si no quiere tener inconvenientes por el aire con la basura quemada le sugiero vivir en el norte de la ciudad, ahí por lo general no suele haber quema de basura aunque de igual forma si ve a alguien quemandola puede reportarlo ya que no está permido hacerlo. Saludos.

[@medicinasimplificada123]

@@laaneliz8594 Muchas gracias! Tendrías algunos nombres de las colonias al Norte de la Cd de Mérida que me hicieras el favor de recomendar? Supongo que cuesta mas dinero vivir por allá verdad? Yo no soy rica en este momento, pero por favor si puedes recomiéndame unas 5 colonias considerando que no fueran tan caras y si no las hay pues por favor sólo dime tu selección que más me recomiendas, mil gracias otra vez! Te mando un gran abrazo desde la CdMx! :)

[@mrgadget6048]

Aamazing, just gorgeous, hats off to the city of Merida.

[@iElectroStyle]

I´m a mexican guy and never been there. Great video c:

[@TrueMexico]

Thank you!

[@joebarajas4935]

I must say Paul your Spanish pronunciation has much much Improved, congrats Regards From South Texas

[@joiab11]

Hi! I love your videos! It’s been awhile since you posted and I wonder if you’re okay. I look forward to hearing more of your stories

[@TrueMexico]

I am okay! I'll be making videos again soon. Obviously this year everything changed :( I hope you are well.

[@joiab11]

@@TrueMexico I’m so glad to hear! I am moving from Illinois to Mexico in November and I am so excited. Your channel has been so informative and fun to watch. It helped me decide to move to Mexico. I look forward to your new videos, no matter where you are.

[@midnightangel4129]

I would consider visiting. Last time I was in Mexico was in 2016.

[@theothergirl1791]

Pure cure for Coronavirus : Zam zam water / Alkaline water Where to get it? 1. Makkah 2. Lourdes, France. (Known as miracles water) 3. Nordenau, German (miracles water) 4. Tlacote, Mexico ( miracles water) 5. Hita Tenryosui, Japan (Miracles water) 6. Ganges river, India (miracles water) 7. Hunza Valley, Pakistan (Alkaline water)

[@jesusserrano8769]

i live in Sonora mexico, in the north of the country, and i found so awesome this places, its incredible this is the same mexico where i live, i mean, here in the north, cities are almost the same as in arizona or texas, just buildings and desert, and if you listen to the spanish we talk in here and compare it to the spanish talked in merida it sounds totally diferent