🇲🇽 TLAXCALA SURPRISED ME! (seriously) | Surrounded by GOLD in MEXICO'S Hidden GEM!

[@davidostrowski679]

TLAXCALA!! Have you been there? What's your favourite lesser known place in Mexico?🇲🇽🇲🇽 TLAXCALA !! ¿Has estado allí? ¿Cuál es tu lugar favorito menos conocido en México?🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@gerardovasquez7535]

I was there many years ago!! It’s a Beautiful place

[@efrainjimenez3708]

mirar acia 1os vo1canes

[@ismaelmartinez9114]

Cacaxtla is a must when visiting Tlaxcala, sí is Huamantla

[@willpina]

I lived there some 25 years ago... I used to go up and down those steps every day on my way to my junior high school. Thank you!

[@davidostrowski679]

@@willpina amazing! Mucho niños there!

[@541_CoyotePower]

I'm from there, Currently Live in Oregon,USA. Tlaxcala has so much culture and history, Not to mention Tlaxcala is the Cleanest State in the whole country, and very humble and amazing food! I miss it there. I'm from San Pablo Apetatitlán,Tlaxcala

[@charlesdeleo4608]

Oh, I have definitely heard of this state. Namely because of Tlaxcala’s history with the Aztecs. Montezuma himself described them as something for his warriors to toy with during the Wet Season. The Tlaxcaltecs were famed for their hatred of the Aztecs, as they would constantly abduct people from Tlaxcala for human sacrifice, and even go to war with them. This was why they allied themselves with Hernán Cortés and his coalition of Conquistadors and Totonac allies. Mind you, Cortés wrote in his accounts that he once fought the Tlaxcaltecs before allying with them, as they saw the Spaniards initially as enemies, the battle even resulted in the deaths of two of Cortés’ prized horses. However, the battle soon dragged into a draw, and it was clear that the Tlaxcaltecs couldn’t hold out against the Spanish forever. Impressed by the Spaniards’ prowess in battle, they decided to make peace, and an alliance was made. Even after the Spanish conquest, the Tlaxcaltecs retained their independence and status as allies of Spain for three centuries. Tlaxcala didn’t become a part of an independent Mexico until 1856.

[@ThatGuy-mg3rr]

Tlaxcala is statistically one of the safest states in Mexico. I haven’t seen drugs or homeless there. Maybe in Apizaco but even then pretty minimal. I’m glad you enjoyed your visit to this hidden gem!

[@davidostrowski679]

I went to Apizaco for a couple of nights too, can't remember if I mentioned in the video. I didn't film a video there though, can't remember why!

[@FlyingCameraGuy]

The chruches in Mexico are just amazing.

[@davidostrowski679]

Totally next level!

[@lidiamandujano6791]

Bienvenido a mi humilde estado es chiquito pero muy rico en cultura, que bueno que té gusto un saludo desde Tlaxcala

[@LAFan]

David’s return to Mexico has been spectacular. I’ve really enjoyed it. He shows a side of Mexico no other KZbinr has shown. Muchas gracias, David.

[@davidostrowski679]

Muchas gracias! It's nice to know it's appreciated!!

[@Swampzoid]

The view down those long steps to the little bouievard below was WOW.

[@davidostrowski679]

It was epic! But omg, getting up there after a cigarette was a chore!

[@Swampzoid]

@@davidostrowski679 You've got the stamina to climb and walk and hike and live an adventurous life. That ability can last you for many decades to come but maybe not if you continue to smoke.

[@royarias2943]

Yo soy de ahi orgullo 100 % del estado de tlaxcala es hermoso Saludos de napa California

[@ezcambranis702]

I TOTALLY LOVED THIS VIDEO! And I get it, it happened to me when I visited Tlaxcala, many people from Mexico City and Puebla asked me why I wanted to go over there and I was gladly surprised with what I saw and experienced. Some people with regionalistic pride will say that about San Luis Potosi, Campeche, Nayarit or Colima, and guess what, I had so much fun and I was surprised without all that tourists walking around. I'm glad you loved Tlaxcala.

[@davidostrowski679]

Agree 100%. There does seem to be that attitude even from Mexicans when it comes to certain places, I guess because of the history. I think it's the only place I've been without a single tourist. Except maybe Tepito jaja

[@ezcambranis702]

The Tao of David I love Tepito lol! I 100% prefer Tepito over Garibaldi. Now I want some Migas from “La Güera”, that’s the best food in Tepito.

[@mjc42701]

I would not have known about Tlaxcala if I had not seen this, what a lovely place, the bull arena, the little bakery, the taco restaurant, and the amazing church, I could see living here, there is a lot to be said for a more peaceful less touristy area. Thanks for sharing it.

[@davidostrowski679]

Absolutely, that's what I love about Mexico. I didn't see or meet a single English speaker while there so you can really immerse yourself with the locals!

[@jorgegutierrez6015]

Hi David, I lived in Tlaxcala some year ago, it's a beauty, little & pacefull city. Great video. Saludos!

[@davidostrowski679]

Absolutely! Loved it there! REAL MEXICO!

[@b0ssbeerreviews83]

My dream places to visit in Mexico are Oaxaca and Zihuatanejo, but Tlaxcala looks like it’s definitely worth a try!

[@MrsStardust1970]

I am glad you came back to Mexico

[@davidostrowski679]

Me too! The main purpose was for dia de muertos but there are few great places coming in the next few videos #hidalgo

[@LAFan]

We all are. Mexico will always be home for David. :-)

[@findingmemo322]

Tlaxcala it’s nice. Never thought of this state before. Thanks for taking us.

[@davidostrowski679]

You're welcome amigo, it was really nice. Plus my Airbnb hosts were amazing!

[@CarlosBPerez-lb9kl]

Siempre que voy a Tlaxcala visito todos los lugares que tiene y cada vez me quedo muy sorprendido

[@juanpablodircioarzeta976]

I fall in love with you every time I watch you speaking about Mexican towns, specially when eating those delicious cakes 😍😍

[@tomjones3113]

Love watching your videos of the different states in Mexico. Keep up the great work.

[@davidostrowski679]

thanks Tom, you're welcome!

[@jameslee7549]

Love, love, love the rendition of "I only wanna be with you" by Dusty Springfield and later with she and the Pet Shop Boys. It was long past coffee when I watched your video today. I've learned to eat while watching as your food looks so good! Love me some tacos! You're brilliant. Love to you! Love, Jim

[@davidostrowski679]

It's a legendary song! I cut a bit out where I explained I had heard it in a restaurant on the way back from Ocotopec on Dia de Muertos!

[@crystalcat67]

Well done! Not many people can say they are surrounded by gold! Should be your title! Loved the creepy Angel zoom at the end, lol.

[@davidostrowski679]

I put it in the title just for you hun! Good thinking! #creepyangel

[@FernandoGarcia-qq5zo]

Hola bonita

[@crystalcat67]

@@davidostrowski679 Awesome! Love it!

[@erikawoods8975]

Yes, thank you Jesus for looking after you. Lovely as always 😘

[@ismaelmartinez9114]

Underrated and pristine. Unspoiled by too many tourists.

[@anteaterle]

Thank you David. Looks like a wonderful place, and very clean

[@ismaelmartinez9114]

Tlaxcaltecas were the real conquerors of Mexico. They helped to conquer Guatemala too and the Philippines.

[@ronnielynnholley]

This is really nicely done! Thank you so much. Stay blessed and taco on!

[@crystalprovance3423]

Wow what a find. And I'm glad that you have your own mind.♥️

[@judyrubio7331]

Love this place! And that church is beautiful. Thanks again for another great video.

[@davidostrowski679]

Thanks hun! Really glad I went there!

[@SuperTorres75]

I didn't know you were back in my beautiful country, but welcome back, and hope you find tons of interesting places, go tu cacaxtla o Valquirico since you are already at Tlaxcala

[@davidostrowski679]

I was planning on going there amigo but just didn't have enough time because of work!

[@ericaleman1024]

Hola David. Love the new video.

[@davidostrowski679]

Gracias Eric. New one from Pachuca coming mañana o Lunes

[@angemonk]

David, this breads are a concha o cocol y un panquecito relleno.

[@davidostrowski679]

Gracias! they are the best!

[@rglucia]

I hope my comment is not insulting to anyone. To your comment that Mexican bakeries might not be as good as Japanese or Korean bakeries. This summer I had the fortune to visit japan 🇯🇵 and I tried many Japanese bakeries, the texture and execution is impecable, however, their pastries taste overwhelmingly eggy. If that’s your cup of tea go for it but I personally think Mexican bread is better. Specially sweet bread. Greetings!

[@davidostrowski679]

It's really interesting as for a Brit, bakeries are always about savoury items, sausage rolls, chicken pies etc. It seems bakeries in Mexico have only sweet items!

[@isaacvilchis3630]

Elsa you haven’t visit 32 states in Mexico to visit all bakeries plus in Mexico we really have a lot vegetables and fruits that you will never find in Japan either plus visit Mexico city its in the fifth city with more museums in the world the first one its London! I heard Japan has one the best wisky in the world but we tepache and pulque beverages from our ancestors we don’t have to copy any others because when Spaniards we have a great civilization already.

[@zamev]

​@The Tao of David you should try the pastes from Pachuca Hidalgo. There are savory and sweet and both kinds are delicious 😋 and once there take a trip to Real del Monte. It's a Pueblo Mágico ❤

[@paolavivanco4281]

Que padre que estes de regreso David! 😘👌👍

[@refugiolopezrojas3306]

Mucha tranquilidad y sosiego vivir ahí en Tlaxcala

[@davidostrowski679]

¡Absolutamente! Pensé que Tlaxcala era encantador y una gran alternativa a Puebla.

[@WalksandSuch]

that church at the end was next-level. wow

[@davidostrowski679]

Totally loved it!

[@refugiolopezrojas3306]

Y ya están arreglando el parque y la subida a san fco QUE BUENO ya tenía como 60 años

[@liladezacchicago6360]

Wow, beautiful church!

[@davidostrowski679]

one of my favourites!

[@emiriebois2428]

Thks for this discovery

[@enmofa]

Saludos David!! Como siempre un muy buen video, gracias 👌👌👍👋

[@davidostrowski679]

de nada !

[@colegioturco]

Wow very well done David !! , İ am actually from that small town though I haven't been there in ages , glad to know that you enjoyed it , thanks for the remarkable work , no one had shown my town as you did before . İ wish you could have try pulque .İ guess that would be for your next visit . cheers from Turkey 🇹🇷!

[@davidostrowski679]

i had it a few times in Guanajuato. Got very drunk jaja

[@colegioturco]

@@davidostrowski679 superb !!!! 😄

[@phillone8747]

That church... Wow!!!!

[@fridamex4748]

Oh my God it looks so delicious 😋😋 have fun & take care 🙏🏼

[@davidostrowski679]

I need another concha!

[@mikeyKnows_]

It looks so clean like Japan

[@denisseelizondo4705]

Woow esa iglesia es maravillosa !

[@ErikGroomer]

David, thanks for another informative video. Just curious, what is the internet bandwidth like there in Tlaxcala? Were you able to post your video while there or did you have to wait for better service?

[@davidostrowski679]

Hey, the wifi I had there was pretty diabolical. I edited this after I left (when I was in Apizaco) so it didn't take long. The previous video about moving to Serbia was uploaded in Tlaxcala, it took about 22 hours! I managed to do Skype calls for my English lessons although many had to be audio only

[@ErikGroomer]

@@davidostrowski679, Thanks! I wish that connectivity wasn't such a binary filter for considering destinations. It seems like the "untouched" gems in Mexico or anywhere else will end up being where the Internet is worst, since most Non-Mexicans won't be able to tolerate it. Again, thanks for being "boots on the ground" for the rest of us.

[@davidostrowski679]

@@ErikGroomer first world problems right! That's why my channel used to be called First World Traveller but many didn't understand the humour! Lol

[@ErikGroomer]

@@davidostrowski679, that's hilarious. I certainly get it.

[@garyduran1]

Thanks David.. safe travels

[@moniksi]

Another great video and magic place! I like that you can pronuntiate correctly Tlaxcala! You have a good accent in Spanish David!

[@davidostrowski679]

Thanks! I always watch a video by Mexicans these days before I go somewhere! And copy them!

[@moniksi]

@@davidostrowski679 Muy profesional David! 👍

[@kgs2280]

Beautiful. Excellent video.

[@davidostrowski679]

Thanks Kathryn!

[@karlosmuller2131]

David, the bread you got is called "Concha" Delicious.

[@davidostrowski679]

ah yes! Thanks Karlos! I think this was 2019 so at the time I didn't know! Then years later I ended up having conchas all the time! LOL. Sometimes I find them too dry or too bready but I find that it depends which bakery I go to!

[@karlosmuller2131]

@@davidostrowski679 That is great.

[@helloworld2199]

Thank you for your videos. You have been sort of a guide at times during my time here in Mexico. I have been in Mexico City-Guadalajara-Zacatecas-Sayulita-Chacala and now Morelia in the end. I don't think you visited Morelia? You should. I mean, I prefer the coast to the colonial cities, but this has been my favourite. The problem with the coast is it's too damn popular, while here I don't see any tourists! The food is also very cheap compared to other Mexican cities. Did you find it easy to meet people during your trips here? I don't speak Spanish, so I have mostly met foreigners.

[@davidostrowski679]

Hey you're welcome! I'm glad you went to Zacatecas! I've always intended on visiting Morelia but still not got around to it. My Spanish is pretty basic so I can get by, I've met Mexicans with similar levels of each other's language so we speak both!

[@josemanuelz2687]

I super enjoyed specially 3 moments of this video: 1 the bullfight ring and the music. 2 the basilica with all barroco style inside... and 3, specially... the end...Im still laughing!

[@l_288]

Hey that’s where my dads originally from I hope I get to visit there one day :)

[@Aotruba]

The round pastry is called concha. I had never seen pink conchas, probably new look😊 thks David for sharing, wonderful town and history!!

[@davidostrowski679]

I'll remember the word concha forever now. I'll see if I can find more in Pachuca

[@Aotruba]

@@davidostrowski679 BTW, concha means shell 😊 The pastry comes from Spanish bakers (settled in Mexico). I still cannot believe conchas are also pink now. They probably do not taste as good as in the 70s and 80s...😖☹

[@gerardobenjaminariasmartin6243]

Muy buen video , yo ni siquiera sabía que existía Tlaxcala antes de ver este vídeo . Jajaja.

[@Auggie05Corona]

Stuff to eat in Tlaxcala Semitas Clacoyos Deserts Bread Try the tamales they sell over the dominos thier called guajolotas , torta with a tamal inside thier usually thier in the morning only . Ull know ur thier because it’s infront of health care facility.

[@jorgegutierrez6015]

That church is really amazing, but if you want to be impresed, you should to go to Ex Convento del Virreinato at Tepozotlán Estado de México, it's an small city at north of Edo.Mex. (aprox. 1 1/2 hrs. form CDMX) North bound in direction to Queretaro city. Go ahead, you will not regreat to know it

[@davidostrowski679]

Gracias amigo, I was thinking of going there but I haven't got enough time this time. I've heard a lot of good things about Tepozotlan!

[@enriquemarquez8694]

I loved "screw that" and "El torito supremo"

[@purpleverse5472]

Hi David! A place that makes you travel in time, a beautiful timeless picture. I would love the views when you climbed the hill, and that in Mexico you cannot get rid of the horrible children 😂. I don't know how you can sleep with that creepy angel nearby. A hug and kisses 😘❤️

[@davidostrowski679]

Haha I filmed the church shots with 2% battery left!

[@hernandezramirezjesusmarti1837]

Todo en Taxcala se ve muy ordenado, parece otro país.

[@gerardovasquez7535]

Uhhhh very nice 👍 place my friend!! I’m sure the food 🥘 is great!!! Greetings

[@davidostrowski679]

I went to that taco place 3 days in a row. Addicted!

[@joebarajas4935]

You sound winded when walking about Filming, are the streets Mostly on incline? i suppose not too easy For seniors, when i young person like yourself gets winded, I would no be able to walk 2 blocks up hill, Enjoyed the video Peace and blessings Saludos from South Texas PS, Thanks for acknowledging our Lord and savior Towards the end of the video, Be safe Bon voyage Godspeed

[@davidostrowski679]

Hey Joe, centro area is flat but Tlaxcala is still at altitude so walking up that stairway was a little tough as I smoke (that doesn't help lol). The walk up to Ocotlan and the church was VERY steep, I'd get a taxi or collectivo if you struggle. I need to stop smoking lol

[@joebarajas4935]

Please Do stop smoking I quit smoking when i Came out of the army In 1963, cigarets went from 32 cents to 50 cents a pack, I asked meself , what am i doing literally burning up my money Not very wise,

[@marcarcoria7672]

Also the only english speakers i could find in chapala was one cab driver and the people at the american legion , no one else knew a lick of english and i was trying hard with my badly broken spanish.......

[@martinmg874]

Hola David, saludos, muy buen video.

[@davidostrowski679]

Gracias amigo!

[@usielsaldana4946]

I miss my beautiful state 😢 😞

[@ronnielynnholley]

Another great vid! Gracias. Hey, we will be arriving in CDMX early Jan. Can you please suggest places, towns around CDMX ... accessible by bus from CDMX ... We have about 4 weeks to explore... easy transport, clean, maybe budget level ... TIA ... stay blessed.

[@davidostrowski679]

OK! Puebla, Cholula, Atlixco (east - can all be visited together), Cuernavaca, Taxco (south), Tepotzlan, Pachuca, Tula (north), Toluca (west). A bit further east would be Cordoba and Orizaba if you've got a bit more time. I think bus times would be 2-4hrs one way depending on location

[@ronnielynnholley]

@@davidostrowski679 EXCELLENT! ive been reading about the area ... Zacatlan seemed interesting ... what about it mi amigo?

[@ronnielynnholley]

@@davidostrowski679 ... at the moment we are thinking of east & south .. SE of CDMX ... maybe 40-45 days taking it nice and easy ...uh , lazy.

[@huranopsicopata.730]

Saludos David, buen video 👍

[@moniksi]

Mexican bakery is the best in the world David!! You should take the tour in Cd Mx! I miss eat all deli pan dulce of Mexico!

[@davidostrowski679]

The thing I don't like about Mexican bakeries is that there always seems to be minimal savoury items. In the UK, bakeries are more savoury! SAUSAGE ROLLS! PASTIES!! I'll have to do a UK bakery video when I'm back there next month!

[@moniksi]

@@davidostrowski679 I've been in different countries and I prefer always our huge bakeries in Mx. Super fresh and yummy pan dulce. 🤷‍♀️ And yes would be nice for you to make that video in England about it. 😊

[@marcarcoria7672]

That reminds me of the doctor who angels.......

[@davidostrowski679]

That's what I thought!

[@patricktimothy8354]

It is a beautiful place. I got to spend 2 days there.

[@davidostrowski679]

Awesome! I didn't even know Tlaxcala was a state 3 weeks before I went there lol

[@patricktimothy8354]

@@davidostrowski679 i learned about it when researching a trip to Puebla. I spent 2 nights at the Hotel San Francisco in the zocolo.

[@GlobalAdventurer]

Very smart thing there, eating dessert before dinner. It taste a lot better than after dinner! The best tacos I've ever had in Mexico so far was the Tacos Arabes at Tacos Tony in Puebla. They are a cross between a Mexican Al Pastor and an middle-east Arab Shawarma. Since I left Mexico City for the winter, I've been on a search here in Dubai to try to find some good food. So far, no success. But, I found a restaurant online that sells a Mexican Shawarma. Fingers crossed that it's good. Thanks for the video. Now I'm hungry 😞

[@davidostrowski679]

Argh, Dubai! I had the same problem. Not just Mexican food but food in general!

[@GlobalAdventurer]

@@davidostrowski679 I guess I'm going to be hating life for the next 3 months if I don't find any decent food😨. The hotel I'm at has the same boring breakfast every day. No flavor. 😭

[@davidostrowski679]

The word bland comes to mind!

[@GlobalAdventurer]

@@davidostrowski679 Yep! The food looks good but so bland and tasteless 😷

[@GlobalAdventurer]

@@davidostrowski679 Just for a reference point. I stayed at a Quality Inn in Arizona (really low budget motel/hotel), before I arrived here and the free breakfast there was way better than here, especially the sausage patties. Even their powder eggs were good if you can believe that. The food here in Dubai reminds me of baby food🙄

[@marcarcoria7672]

Is everyone downsizing their esquite? In chapala you can only get tiny cups , where as every other video in the chapala , ajijijic and every other area esquite comes in huge cups.

[@o.m.n.6792]

I live in Tlaxcala, near to church basílica de Ocotlán, come again, i can show More incredibles Places in Tlaxcala. My english it's so bad sorry.

[@davidostrowski679]

Your English is great amigo! I would love to come back! Tlaxcala is beautiful

[@tlahuicoleortiz8573]

Very nice

[@leonardonavarro1550]

I have to visit Tlaxcala😁

[@davidostrowski679]

Do it!

[@Tryshroom]

Wow I liked this video a lot I found this because Tlaxcala is the textile capital of Mexico I had 2 questions I wanted to ask you . I don’t drive would I be able to get around easily and I wanted to ask is the housing market expensive and is there anywhere I could learn about that I’m from America

[@davidostrowski679]

Hey man, re getting around, I do drive but never driven in Mexico, the bus system is world class (not sure if you've been before). This video is a bit old but I went to Tlaxcala direct from Mexico City, about 2hrs. From Tlaxcala there are good connections to of course Puebla and states like Hidalgo. To get to little towns in Puebla I think youd have to go through Puebla. Re housing I'm sorry it's not really my area of expertise as I've never thought about living here long term. I'm sure Tangerine Travels have done videos about that, but different locations!

[@Tryshroom]

@@davidostrowski679 thank you I highly appreciate your help

[@georginaflores4513]

Amigos que han estado en España disen que cuando entran en las Iglesia de allá, se les biene ala mente yyyy(pensar que todo esto se lo robaron a México) ellos lo cuentan que les a pasado asi 😐 en México hay pocas Iglesia asi pero si hay en Puebla creo que es donde más hay iglesias bonitas que tienen oro

[@awddsa2923]

es una fantasia inventada por demagogos y enseñada a niños con intenciones nacionalistas. La cantidad de plata y oro extraida de mexico en todos los siglos hasta la independencia es menos de la que se extrae hoy en dia en un solo año en mexico.

[@mrpeel3239]

Is there a similar city that would be even more pedestrian friendly, with less car traffic?

[@marcomoncada352]

You ate a Concha rellena AND a muffin relleno topped with chocolate (new kinds of bread mixtures) ... Adobada (trompo) are awesome but no piña? That's to balance the spicy dude. Your fans will appreciate if you describe for example the name of the Mexican heroes either Revolution or indepence, you could add those while editing, still great job, I like that you are exploring my country (grateful) and showing it to your peers. If ever in Tijuana pm me... I'll take you on a taco tour., Have you ever had a lobster burrito? Deer machaca taco?... Yeah I got your attention.

[@davidostrowski679]

Gracias amigo! Lobster burrito sounds epic! I was in Tijuana 14 years ago very briefly, oddly it was the first place I ever went in Mexico. Deffo up for a taco tour!!!

[@miguelangelquezada6404]

The bull ring it’s not part of Mexican culture, it was introduced to Mexico by the Spanish, as flamenco music. For example the movie mariachi that haves the v theme song Desperado- by Antonio Banderas (Anthony Hopkins).

[@LAFan]

It’s part of Mexican culture and brought over by the Spaniards. He is 100% correct.

[@davidostrowski679]

Thanks! I think anyone with half a brain knows Mexico is influenced by Spanish colonialism and as a result many things Spanish. What was Spanish culture has become Mexican culture, along with pre-conquest days - Aztec, Maya etc etc. That's what I meant!

[@miguelangelquezada6404]

The Tao of David the name mexico was created by Mexican revolutionaries, the Spanish called the land new Spain.The bull ring tradition belongs to the new Spain era, not Mexico. It’s present today, but it’s a New Spain tradition. Sorry, I didn’t explain.

[@davidostrowski679]

@@miguelangelquezada6404 that's ok amigo I know what you mean. The problem with filming is that I have to be short and concise without going into every nuance as people then complain about too much talking. It's a delicate balance! Thanks for your input!

[@tammierenee8835]

That church!

[@davidostrowski679]

YASSSS. Will try find more in Pachuca

[@drmooreusanet]

Emphasis on fourth syllable: teh-kees-key-AH-pahn 2:50 mark

[@davidostrowski679]

I always watch videos by Mexicans, in every one they stress the 'key'!

[@drmooreusanet]

Probably a toss up. I've heard it both ways. You know the country better than most...

[@davidostrowski679]

It's a bloody minefield!

[@DaniElle25g]

Whaaaat??? No mayo in your pastry?

[@davidostrowski679]

LOL I had to think for a minute what you meant. Then I remembered. THAT CHOCOLATE THING IN BELGRADE!! And the horror of the vegan mayo in Montreal. MAYO HAS HAUNTED ME ALL YEAR!

[@javierfernandez767]

Mi hermano deberías de contactarte con ford quarman y con los demás youtubers de la ciudad de México

[@cccsss9985]

Beautiful city, amazing church! Thank you for sharing. If you could talk a teeny bit slower...please?

[@davidostrowski679]

Ha i'm a motormouth sorry, there are subtitles in English and Spanish on every video if that helps

[@cccsss9985]

You’d think I could follow in English (my native language!) without subtitles, but your enthusiasm rather outpaces my ability to listen/comprehend at times! Oh, my actual God! 😂

[@davidostrowski679]

@@cccsss9985 where on earth are you from LOL

[@ProdbyTrehnt]

I’m Mexican, just wanna say that tlaxcala has a dark side too, it’s like the biggest place for human trafficking on earth

[@davidostrowski679]

dios mio I was not aware of that, thanks!

[@christiaanoosterveen8528]

Time to do the angel meditations brother. We all ignore the signals of the angels and don't connect with them.. They are trying to connect with you. Start studying the archangels and let them have even more fun with you this life time. That church is stunning!

[@guillermosoberanes7245]

Tlaxcala existe before Hernán Cortez and they were rebels against the Mexica´s triple alliance (Tenochtitlan, Texcoco and Tlacopan) city states. They were the ones that actually defeated Tenochtitlan for the Spaniards.

[@davidostrowski679]

Indeed. I described a basic version on purpose as I always get death threats for sounding like wikipedia in videos jaja!

[@guillermosoberanes7245]

@@davidostrowski679 Inner tourism in Mexico is the norm because is cheaper and there are a lot of places to visit.

[@davidostrowski679]

@@guillermosoberanes7245 absolutely. I've always thought that being Mexican must be brilliant in relation to travel as Mexico is like the whole world within one country. Unlike the UK which is cold and wet whereever you go. VIVA MEXICO!!

[@chacmool2581]

Yeap...Tlaxcala is a unvisited gem.

[@josepv]

David, if you should ever decide to become a drag queen, we would come and see you perform. We love you just as you are LOL! BTW, the beautiful thank you to Jesus was really COOL !!!!

[@davidostrowski679]

LOL don't worry I won't be becoming a drag queen! Fortunately my lips are back to normal now!

[@lelevontin1814]

I mis cancun

[@davidostrowski679]

Jaja i don't!

[@lelevontin1814]

The Tao of David something changed there?

[@davidostrowski679]

@@lelevontin1814 i just didn't like it very much when I was there last year, just not my kind of place

[@lelevontin1814]

The Tao of David mexico city is amazing sill definitely see there

[@wtfc2321]

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[@ameliasanchezplata9944]

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[@FelipeHernandezCoRE]

Tlaxcala did exist before Cortez. Perhaps the only reason why Cortez had any chance of defeating the Mexica was because the Tlaxcaltecas helped him. The enemy of my enemy is my...

[@MrAndroid23]

The X in Tlaxcala has an sh sound not an x sound!

[@davidostrowski679]

Not according to literally every Mexican I've ever spoken to jaja. My Airbnb host pronounced it as I did when I specifically asked him and he was born there! It's like with Taxco and Holbox, I've been told about 17 different pronunciations

[@Disonant]

A poco Tlaxcala existe? Pensé que era un invento del gobierno 🤣

[@davidostrowski679]

¡Creo que muchos piensan eso!

[@efrainjimenez3708]

cinosco muy vonito

[@Disonant]

@@davidostrowski679 Jajajaja Aún así está muy bonito. Ojalá vayas a Zacatecas y a San Luis Potosí. Me encantan tus vídeos btw.

[@juanpabloesal7854]

Dude Tlaxcala did exist before conquista, get your facts straight ;)

[@davidostrowski679]

Not according to 3 websites I researched from!! "The city did not exist during the pre Hispanic period but was laid out by the Spanish as a center of evangelization and governance after the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire"

[@davidostrowski679]

@Anáhuac/México Libre mate, you're racist yourself. You're being blocked

[@LAFan]

The Tao of David That guy is a tool. He deserves it. What a troll. Keep up the great work, David. Un fuerte abrazo from L.A.

[@angeleduardoleovigildomarq7543]

why don''t you like pineapple on your taacos dude!? you are weird so haha , thanks for show me more about my country , to be honest not many mexicans know where tlaxcala is haha there are memes about it look for them and have fun

[@davidostrowski679]

Jaja, pineapple is the worst thing in the world for me! Some people seem to hate cilantro but I absolutely love it. I will look up some memes lol

[@joebarajas4935]

Seterramexico estadosquiz Visit that website to locate all there is in mexico from north to south east to west Best wishes Kind regards From south Texas

[@eql6560]

¿Que es un Tlaxcala? ¿A poco existe eso?? Jajajaja No sé lo tomen a pecho XD jajaja

[@CarlosMendez-kw7zz]

Jajaja eles telible

[@ggibson191]

If I was a gay guy, could I then make comments?

[@6Ozomatli]

Sorry David, you are wrong, Tlaxcala (which is the native name for corn tortillas) was definitely there way before the Spanish even thought about crossing the ocean. The Spanish did not create this city. It was a City and even Nation long before Cortez even existed. Do better research man, Tlaxcalla was the city that helped Cortes because of their war with the Triple Alliance (todays Aztecs). The X is pronounced like 'sh', as if the name were Tlashcala, which is a hard sound for Spanish speakers to make.

[@davidostrowski679]

I know the point about the people from Tlaxcala helping the Spanish, because I researched. THREE WEBSITES and my Airbnb host (who was born there) told me that information. What I meant was the city in it's current form did not exist (do you think the bullring was there before the Spanish?) 'Which is a hard sound to make for Spanish speakers' - hence why I didn't make it. Every video I watched on Tlaxcala by Mexicans pronounced it the way I did. I was in Tlaxcala for 10 days before this video. EVERYONE pronounces it with an X, announcements in shops, on the street etc. I even confirmed it with locals!! See here kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5azd3Vod815rtE. It isn't pronounced with a sh. You could say the same for Holbox, Atlixco and Taxco. Don't question my research when you have no idea what goes into making a video "The city did not exist during the pre Hispanic period but was laid out by the Spanish as a center of evangelization and governance after the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire" - TRAVEL MEXICO WEBSITE