Too many Americans in Puerto Vallarta?

[@kinetickennons]

What do you think?

[@ricardovirgen184]

Hi Guys, the term "Americans" was first used during WWII referring to the USA troops arriving to Europe. It was after that the term was adopted excluding Canada and Mexico that actually belong to the North of America=Continent, from the tip of Tierra del Fuego in South America to Alaska in North America.

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

I think the problem isn't too many Americans, it's too many ugly Americans. You know the type, pushy, rude, angry, disrespectful. Thankfully, it seems most of those Americans are scared of Mexico.

[@abelorozco960]

Everyone and everybody is welcome to Mexico!!

[@consuelodominguez7084]

I think is okay because they help in Mexico economy.

[@nayaguerrero4379]

Kinetic Kennons creo que está muy bien que lleguen extranjeros a vivir a Puerto Vallarta, siempre y cuando no tengan hábitos de saqueo, ósea, que si vienen a vivir acá , inviertan en la Ciudad y dejen las ganancias en la ciudad y no las envíen a otros lugares, porque tener una fuente de empleo ocupada por alguien que va a dejar un mínimo desarrollo económico acá hace que Mexicanos busquen fuentes de empleo en el extranjero para mandar el dinero a Mexico de vuelta... es todo muy complejo pero en resumen” si vas a dejar el dinero acá está Perfecto y si aparte de ocupar fuente de empleo , las creas, mucho mejor”

[@Magalynoyola]

From Patagonia, Argentina to Alaska We are All Americans.

[@aracelifigueroa7751]

Exactly!!!

[@erikawoods8975]

Lalaliux Glex now, don’t you try to be smart 😂

[@davidproject8274]

But Ironically "Americans" don't understand that...

[@kdioslobendiga.mendoza3844]

You right, beautiful, saludos.

[@elviejodelmar2795]

If the expat respects Mexico, the people and culture -- welcome. If you project a sense of superiority -- "Well in (fill in the blank) it's (fill in the superiority meme)" - NO. Why bother to come? If you really want to be happy here, take a lesson from the Kennons: learn the language, imerse yourself in the culture and absorb Mexico.

[@darkwraithcovenantindustries]

This right here. If you’re coming here to act like you own the place and are rude and disrespectful, you should go elsewhere. We haven’t really experienced that though, I feel like even the cheesy tourist bars are friendly and not full of people with a bad attitude who want to drink too much, disrespect locals, and fight.

[@darkwraithcovenantindustries]

Most of the people here are extremely friendly compared to the US. Yes there are people trying to sell you thinks, but a simple no gracias and they leave you alone. Now compare that to aggressive panhandlers in the US. Much more laid back culture here than in major US cities. Mexicans are very polite and respectful its part of the culture.

[@RichieRamone008]

Kinectic Kenons I really appreciate you so much but, all people who live on this continent are Americans. America is not United States. All the people who living in Canada, United States and México are Northamericans 😅. De nada.

[@95SlideNissan]

Exactly, it's funny how white people are so easy to call themselves Americans or White people, but never want to say: I'm from English descent, Irish descent, German descent, Ect... "Oh, we are American" hahahaha

[@mjc42701]

So true, plus that California and Texas were taken from Mexico.

[@tourniqut]

They said so, did you even watch the video?

[@Cody_1981]

Why don’t y’all take Texas and California back?

[@mjc42701]

@@Cody_1981 I am a U.S. citizen born and raised, I just know history, no need to for you to be a tool.

[@lorenaduenass.1433]

México es un país realmente libre dónde todos son bienvenidos sin ningún tipo de discriminación, le llamamos "Respeto al Prójimo "

[@lorenaduenass.1433]

@Galleta de Soda El tema trata sobre si los extranjeros son bienvenidos en México no de política 🙄

[@reno.rodolfo3089]

Jajajaja sí claro

[@JULKEE]

You guys are so humble, friendly and sensitive with everything around you. Def my favourite American ambassadors in Mexico, making cultural bridges of good-will between USA and Mexico :) , keep doing your thing you never know who you will help with all your videos :)

[@tomfaulk1288]

What I love about PV is how friendly everyone is to everyone!!! It all works together to make this a wonderful place to hang out. My feeling is native Mexican's in Vallarta expect, enjoy, and benefit from the mixed culture of the place. It is a tourist destination. And Gringos love and appreciate them back. If you have an ounce of racism in you this is a place to get over it! I have never seen a rude back and forth all the times I have visited. Sure there must be as everywhere but I haven't seen it. Thanks for sharing on this topic... AND now! Are you guys going to get rid of those clouds by the time I am there next week! lololol!

[@spookyryu]

Mexicans are americans too, so yeap too many americans 🤣

[@elcalentano7706]

Gringos do not see it that way they call them selves Americans, everyone else is Canadian, Mexican, etc. That is how they were thought in school. It used to be the USA now is call America, they take America as is only theirs, like they own the word America. Not trying cause trouble here, is just how they see it. Saludos amigos KK

[@bernardohernandez2620]

El Calentano were called Americans because our country is called the United States of American and we were also the first country in the americas to become independent. It never really bothered people until recently but people are more sensitive nowadays.

[@bernardohernandez2620]

Ulises Zarate I’m typing on a phone dude. Autocorrect and the rush makes it difficult. It’s not like I’m writing an essay lol

[@bernardohernandez2620]

Ulises Zarate you’re probably just some kid who went to college and got brainwashed by your leftist professors to believe that America is this huge evil entity that is filled with narcissistic individuals who ignorantly call themselves Americans, so I’ll cut you some slack lmao.

[@bernardohernandez2620]

Ulises Zarate plus i was born and raised in the USA. I’m pretty sure that makes me an American according to the 14th amendment lol. Now if you’re talking about heritage, I am American with Mexican heritage.

[@MyIn2itiveSense]

Living in Pitillall no one seems to notice much I am Canadian even though I see no expats here unless on a food tour. lol When I go into town I love to see the flavour of all humans. :)

[@kinetickennons]

Sorry Canadians, you are Americans too 🤪

[@gerardovasquez7535]

Jajajaja yeahh you’re totally right!!! Greetings my friends!!!

[@abelorozco960]

Im sorry but Nous pas les Américains eh!!😉

[@oscar_zapata]

Mexicans too...

[@HamiltonRb]

Ok, forgiven. I was going to say no poutine for you. 😂

[@vicmangg]

Immigrants! Not Expats!!

[@mxstarman9505]

I love Puerto Vallarta y a los kinnetic's 😍 todo el apoyo desde Sonora México 🇲🇽

[@dab7963]

Just returned from a week in Puerto Vallarta. It was the most wonderful experience. I enjoyed it so much I bought a travel membership with Villa Premiere. also looking forward to coming back for my birthday in January.

[@pedrozatravel]

I love Puerto Vallarta, it is a beautiful city. I love visiting the city and the shrimp on a stick are one of my favorite things to eat. That being said, I do feel there are too many Usonians (that is my new term for US citizens) in PV. There are just a lot of little things, you mentioned one with the English in restaurants, that make PV not fully Mexican and that kind of weird me out. Which for me is weird because I am a dual citizen by birth. I am the literal embodiment of Mexico and the United States and I want things to be Mexican when I am in Mexico and things to be Usonian when I am in the United States. In the end I guess we are just becoming more global, which is not totally bad as long as we don’t totally forget where we came from.

[@cherylkelly8009]

We are all North Americans - but is there a chance for a bit of room for one more Canadian?? 😃

[@eddym5532]

It`s kind of funny, I used to live in Los Angeles, which I love; then I moved to Florida, but now California has been invade by Chinese, and people are complaining and don`t like it. Plus the cost of living in California is too high, same for taxes, and many gringos are moving too Mexico and they are happy as a clam, enjoying the food, the peace of mind, and the climate, no to mention the friendly people.

[@findingmemo322]

Can’t wait for you guys to do a video with Tangerine Travelers and Ford Quaterman

[@charcossinagua]

LOL

[@lukew9036]

I agree on the Ford Quarterman part. He's awesome. They did a video with the Tangerines in Ajijic by accident, and it was a bit awkward.

[@JimJones762x39]

@@lukew9036 Id like to see a vid with Ford as well

[@davidproject8274]

Nah

[@carlosyanezaragon9725]

Mexico welcomes everyone, the more the merrier

[@tyshgd]

In Mexico we do not discriminate or use colors to describe people we don't care where u from everybody's welcome so long as your heart is pure and you are good people ....

[@charcossinagua]

No one's that naive.

[@lVladness]

tysh g00d355 this is why we got conquered by Spain ... callate 🤣 Pero soy americano

[@rubymoreno77]

But you do and body types to describe or nickname people its just not consider derogatory

[@stephaneplourde8832]

I often watch your videos. We are from Canada and it is nice to hear about Puerto Vallarta because we love it so much there. Thanks for all the information.

[@rigobertoquero4644]

Estadounidenses are always welcome in Mexico don't forget we are neighbors ( viva Mexico y USA!!! )

[@dennismurphy5815]

Rigoberto Quero Mexicanos son estadounidenses Son de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos.

[@2311ification]

The ex Pat's are making the cost of living to expensive for the Locals.. The people that move to Mexico are usually Rich Americans that's the difference...

[@tdgdbs1]

Especially housing according to my Mexican friends.

[@MarcoG70]

Guys. What about us Mexicans ? We were born in american continent too ! I think the term should be United States Citizen 😎 Never mind everybody is welcome in Mexico !

[@wadewave4323]

MARCO A. GUZMAN gracias amigo!

[@molomix]

that word has a diferent context based on US thinking, doesnt apply to us on the mexside, its a weird concept for us but some people try to shape it into a "problem" when it really isnt. Dont think about it too much. its not worth it.

[@xitllali9233]

Monday i worked 11 hours while you guys living the good life in mexico :´(

[@Magalynoyola]

In the US they Call me Mexican-American lol but never hear them say British-American or European-American always wondered why they don't use the same connotation

[@sherunswithscissors]

Lalaliux Glex - oh they just like to give names to people that are not like them, especially if they are a different colour - like Afro-American, Chinese-American, Mexican-American, and gosh even Native American.

[@raallan1727]

I feel that there’s nothing wrong by having a lot of people from the US or Canada in PV or other cities of Mexico because there’s a lot of Mexican people in the States as well so it becomes part of the same thing, both groups support somehow the economy on each countries! ❤️❤️ 🇲🇽🇺🇸

[@sherunswithscissors]

RA Allan - a couple hundred years ago the Mexicans were kicked off that land.

[@raallan1727]

Heather W there’s still over 60 million Hispanic people in the U. S. Today is what I’m saying

[@RobertoLopez-nn8ty]

Yes Greg, that ocean view was indeed beautiful. Love you guys. Please stay safe and always have situational awareness.

[@overworkin1]

That is a great Monday in my estimation!! Being a wanna be expat, sooner than later. I think that “good” expats add to the cultural richness of 🇲🇽 by not only bringing their experience and yes wealth to the area but embracing the beauty that is Mexico and it’s people and allowing that to transform them into better humans overall. This I think we can all agree we need more of. Viva Mexico, wow that turned pretty philosophical. Must have been the Tequila 😎

[@paulguzman7088]

I love you guys. You make my heart melt in how you express your appreciation for Mexican people, attractions, culture, tequila, and of course the phenomenon food. 🇲🇽

[@davidproject8274]

Fenomenoide

[@juvevalerio3240]

Estadounidenses es el termino correcto!!!!! Mexicans are Americans as well.

[@antirashists]

In fact Mexicans are more Americans than US Americans.

[@ubilive7]

Even more, We are Northamerican.

[@pilotosh70]

Americans is right, the complete name of USA is United States of America so Americans isn't wrong. The complete name of México is Estados Unidos Mexicanos we are Mexicans so Americans and mexicans are from a continent named America.

[@dorianbelen]

Juve Valerio ojala superen eso. A Nivel continental. Todos somos americanos. A nivel pais. Los gringos son americanos. Por lo "De america" igual que los mexicanos somos "Estadouninenses MEXICANOS" Por lo de estados unidos mexicanos. Saludos.

[@rubymoreno77]

I would say extranjeros which encompass all foreigners

[@jennyhammond9261]

When I move to Mexico, I will be choosing a place that is NOT known for having a lot of expats. Personally, I'm moving there to experience real Mexico (not that others aren't). This is probably come out so wrong. I want to go and speak Spanish. I don't want the 'luxury' of having stuff in English or people from my country to depend on. I hope that makes sense and doesn't come off as rude. I just feel that if there is a large number of foreigners living in one area, the culture starts to change a bit.

[@Cuernavacachica02]

It’s interesting but any town or city that has a large population, whether they be tourists or no, the costs of living are going to be greater. That said, I love living with the Mexicans and hate expat areas, so I’m always looking for those areas that have fewer expats, but if you love the beach welllllll everybody loves the beach and there’s no getting around it. Love you guys and your videos! I’ll be heading that way on Sunday!!

[@jmerrion94]

will be in PV next month for the first time and cant wait

[@encasaconclaudia]

Hi kinetic kennons!!! I was born in Vallarta but live in the U.S. since I was 2 years old. I visit Vallarta 3 times a year and now I see more Mexicans from other states than Americans or Canadians compared to previous years. Love my Puerto Vallarta! One day I will retire there and enjoy it as well!!!

[@richardmccombs617]

I try to respect everyone that is why I love Mexico. English is good on the malicon but two blocks in I have always tried to speak what Spanish I can and they try their little English . It's often very funny and the people are so nice . My favorite restaurant in your town was la familia and often no one spoke English there. Anyone going to the romanic zone consider taking one of the food truck tours. They show you how to order and what your getting. It helped me adjust the dialect of my little Spanish and make me less afraid to order.

[@Dleon918]

I'm Mexican and I know we are all Americans, but we all know Estadounidenses are called Americans, people from Canada, Canadians and Mexicans Mexicans, nobody call us Estadounidenses, since Mexico is also called Estados Unidos Mexicanos, so lets just stick to Americans, Mexicans and Canadians. I also know many Americabs and they say they Mexican, even if they were born in the USA

[@pampearson130]

I always love your posts. This one especially... your muscles are popping Hilary ❤️

[@elizabethcorona7479]

You guys are amazing and motivating! I am actually moving to Puerto Vallarta. My fiance unfortunately got deported and I'm expecting a baby on the way. Im.scared of losing my great paying job and benefits. This change is definitely a scary one. Any advise?

[@karinavillegas6867]

The term americans comes from the other side of the world. Like coffee Americano.

[@alejandrocruz1473]

More people more fun no Spanish no problem we have new technology now in our smart phone's that can speak any language in the world

[@ismaelgonzalez281]

Sincerely, I really appreciate you as you are very friendlly and transparent persons. 🇺🇸 🇲🇽 God always bless you !

[@mariomartinez7993]

you guys are just awesome. Thank you

[@DonHermanDenver]

Speaking of things ex-pats do for Vallarta - there's a really cool toy giveaway on Christmas morning at Blue Chairs. Bring a toy and join in the fun! It's about giving and that's what Christmas is supposed to be about!

[@erikb120]

“I love my Coors Light but I also love tequila” 😂🤣😂 Well, at least they have a bit of good taste! (Hopefully they weren’t talking about Jose Cuervo Gold!)

[@luisgomez3936]

Mexico is a beautiful and friendly country with a welcoming and hospitable population. There has always been an exchange of customs and language between our neighboring countries, and now there seems to be an increase in immigration from US to Mexico either for economic or political reasons. This I believe is a good thing because preconceptions and stereotypes will change and understanding between our two countries will be improved. Knowing each other is always a good thing and establishing mutual relationships between our neighboring countries will solidify our interdependence economically and geographically. We each have a lot to offer to one another and hopefully the US will start to appreciate its neighbors and forge stronger and more respectful alliances with those countries in our hemisphere and help this half of the world to take it’s place in the world stage.

[@martyhayworth405]

Me and my wife and family have been going to Vallarta annually since 2004. We always love it more and always try to come up with a way to stay there. Maybe move there? We stay at Paradise Village in Nuevo Vallarta but always spend time in town and the Malecon.

[@luciovidaurriiii9314]

Good Lord ya'll that ending was so beautiful! Thank you!

[@Bluestar307]

You are very welcome,no problem for me.I’m married to a good gringo and I have been learning a lot from your culture,including the language.We Mexicans can learn a thing or two if we are open to it because many people have mixed feelings specially with the current US president.

[@migueltango899]

Good to know both of you are doing well; I was very concern of your whereabouts.

[@artrubalcava5864]

I’m sorry to all of you that don’t know geography but there are three countries in north America which is Mexico the United States and Canada. No discussion about that. Anyone born in these three countries are north American.

[@terryspetter3354]

The margaritas look good but I will take a michelada any day

[@markschellhammer4663]

Saw you yesterday morning at Mi Cafe for breakfast.

[@pacofrancisco6111]

AMOR y PAZ!!! 🌎💚✌️

[@DanielHerrera-rl1vw]

Wow, I'm so jealous that beach looks pristine -- I'm in northern California beaches don't look like that. Lol 😆

[@edgargallegos1993]

I think that's true, people what you guys say, vallarta is a welcoming town, and they help each other.

[@patricialunsford875]

Love Vallarta we ready to return. From a Mexican to our queridos favs gringitos im glad you feel at home in this beautiful country of ours bienvenidos! I love your country too and is like every where here people are so nice for the most part like I’m sure you have had your moments there too but most of the people are nice here in the south of USA one day I’ll be back to my country that I miss so much! Meanwhile take care of it I’ll take care of yours 👍🏼♥️

[@toddruth8312]

Very interesting topic that is always on my mind. I think the question should be , "Is there U.S. (Canada too) domination of the culture here in Mexico?" I'm surprised at how many Gringos live here and don't try to speak Spanish and consequently have to live huddled together in the Expat community. But there are more people who speak at least a little bit and try to improve. In general Mexican are so appreciative and complimentary of people who make an effort. It's such a pleasure to be able to interact with Mexican friends, neighbors, and strangers you meet randomly. It really makes living here so enjoyable.

[@TheBigGiant_SpaceChiken]

As you both well know, here in Mexico we very welcoming to everyone that comes here. As long as they don´t act like total jerks or act like they own the place. Ya saben, los que se sienten que son la última chela del estadio. The respect and love you have shown to Mexico in general is a big reason for your success here.

[@HumbertoAlonso-bh5nu]

I like how you pronounce Vallarta. We are all brothers, all we want is peace no matter where you come from

[@elchacotas.fxmorales9248]

SALUDOS bro eres un CRACK 👍

[@DeanHarringtonimages]

I traveled and lived for several years in Central America and Mexico many years ago; Mexico was my favorite country in the region. Most people only judge the country by what they hear on the news... too bad. The old colonial towns and cities are my favorite places to spend time! I have always lived on the outskirts of such towns and cities.... can't wait to get back.

[@edgardeleon7783]

Love your videos, love PV..

[@carlosmc8767]

That sunset looks great on video, just imagine being there.

[@jorgeknm221]

We are definely conected thru time to time so north América "México, USA, Canadá the best of the world!!

[@nachoramirez9089]

No digas pendejadas.

[@adam_da_2024_official]

If you want to see French culture in Mexico go to Pueblo Eastern Mexico

[@tarey05]

Fully agree with you! Although those from the US, Canada, and Mexico share the American continent, each group has its unique cultures and language. It's astonishing that the Mexican people have maintained their language and culture so well, as the behemoth US has hovered over them for almost 200 years. Hilary is correct in saying that many US gringos have expectations (that Mexicans should speak English) and often exhibit hubris while in Mexico: that they are somehow better, more knowledgeable, and more informed than others, yet many will not bother to learn nor speak Spanish for "fear of making a mistake." This way of thinking reflects both a narcissistic and imperialistic view of the world. Surprisingly, Mexicans are not bothered by this nor do they care, as they are fully confident that their language and culture will endure and never be compromised!!. What wonderful, magnanimous, and thoughtful people are the Mexicans! We are fortunate to have them as our neighbors!

[@mrc6182]

As an American who has been actively looking for a new home outside the country over the past couple years, one of the disqualifying factors for me has been the number of American expat retirees. At the risk of over-generalizing, these people in places like Puerto Villarta and Ajijic (which is primarily populated by Americans and Canadians these days!) tend to have failed to plan for retirement and have left the United States after having bought into the "one can live like a king or queen on $600 a month in..." myth. Not a particularly amusing bunch.

[@anthonylamesa7619]

Remember that the "cheap Airbnb" you're renting in Mexico is wildly expensive for local people, which is why landlords choose to rent to tourists by-the-night -- or week or month -- instead of local people for year(s). Make ethical accommodation choices when visiting Mexico, Europe, or anywhere else.

[@BuceriasRodHardy]

We get about 5 to 6 Thousand full and part time Canadians and Americans here in Bucerias and La Cruz (Riveria Nayarit)with the majority during the Winter months and some of course full time. 5 to 6 Thousand is quite a bit of people out of a area population of 35 Thousand.

[@ejohnson3131]

The only thing I hate is the overdevelopment of these small towns. They assume it's good for the local economy, but it's not. It drives real estate prices up so high that locals can't afford housing in their home towns and real estate agents will keep selling as long as they get their commissions. All these luxury resorts provide jobs for locals, but the profits go to the corporations, so they might as well stay as small fishing villages... And don't get me started on the weird expats looking for culture and spirituality who want everything organic and they're vegan and they do yoga and Pilates... stay in overpriced Malibu with that sh¡t!

[@gregorysalazar8370]

I’m an American of Mexican decent (my family settled in Taos, New Mexico in the late 1500s), and I am often considered Mexican by the expat community (I speak Spanish as well), so just because someone doesn’t look like a gringo, doesn’t mean that they are from Mexico. I am also annoyed at expats who have no desire to learn the language or the culture.

[@ritchiereech]

I don’t think there are expats in CDMX. There’s no beach. No hot weather. Very polluted. Lots of people. Trafffic. There are lots of people from Latin America. But not North America.

[@virginiacalderone1052]

GRACIAS AMIGOS QUE INVITEN A LOS SUYOS Y OTROS TANTOS MAS A VISITAR NUESTRO MARAVILLOSO PAIS QUE SI YA VEO CUAN PELIGROSO ES DIFRUTEN LA VIDA A TODO MOTOR

[@marcomacias7446]

I WOULD LIKE TO SHAKE YOUR HANDS SOME DAY... HAVE FUN AND ENJOY EVERY DAY IN MÉXICO... I ADMIRE YOU MY FRIENDS ...

[@thrillingsun3001]

Everyone’s welcome in PV doesn’t matter who they are❤️

[@oswafran]

Vallarta loves Americans 😉

[@dougfurniss6618]

I think getting too tangled up in semantics is a waist of time. Just realize that every culture has it's own things. If you want to learn about another culture reserve judgment. Don't get offended so easily.

[@paulr2488]

Not all the USA. The weather has been perfect in CA on the Monterey Bay! Not humid, not too hot, not too cold, very sunny and just right! For November it is the best weather in the USA.

[@Spicy_guero]

I agree with you on Vallarta. I prefer less touristy places. I thought about living in Vallarta but I love Guadalajara and other places that feel like the heart of Mexico ❤️

[@justjim8225]

from florida love PV.

[@jazriv2949]

I love Americans! And I also love Mexicans! How beautiful for all cultures to enjoy a lovey country. As long as there is respect for one another, I don't think it matters. I'm visiting PV next month and I'm super excited!

[@j0zHy1]

I don’t think there are “too many”. I’ve been there and I thinks there are more tourist in Cancun or Cabo, Vallarta is ok

[@bryanfreshwater296]

can you safely take a drone into PV and fly it?

[@janeberryman3581]

Hillary do you really hate books? Did you have a bad experience with one?

[@rolandr.4151]

Hey what's up my friends keep the video coming 🌴👍

[@meltix]

I think that anyone that is glad to come here will always be welcome

[@DiegoRojas-wr5jm]

I so like watching your videos because I miss PV so much. Expats are welcome in Mexico,

[@josedoublejunior]

There are "enclaves" of Mexicans, Americans, British, Japanese, Koreans, Chinese and several others, all over the world. I see no problem in Vallarta in this case. I do agree with many comments that it can tend to subservicing nationals, and that is really something to think about. What is China Town, in any city that applies, without Chinese heritage people living there and working? Outside of the US, in my experience, its different. Each country and city or town are very different.

[@romeocapuletto8487]

The all continent from Patagonia to Alaska was named AMERICA from the begining. Do you people from USA know that??

[@sherunswithscissors]

Romeo Capuletto - I’m pretty sure all of the indigenous people didn’t know that

[@scottmerrow1488]

Avoiding a subject doesn't make it any less threatening to the world. How do one get kicked out of BABYLON ?

[@manuelmartinez8246]

Hell yeah I love it!! have one on me.. welcome to Mexico 🇲🇽

[@rolandr.4151]

You to are so down to earth couple wish there more people like that so cool 👍

[@jaimeperez7589]

Americanos somos desde Alaska, Canadá, México, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, el salvador, costa Rica, Perú, Venezuela, Colombia, Argentina, Brasil, Chile etc etc

[@mikedecaire7449]

What was the name of the bar?

[@Kaiser-po2in]

Very interesting what you are talking about our country México. I never have been in PV pero maybe in a short time. 👍

[@sherunswithscissors]

Otto Villanueva Flores - it’s very beautiful

[@goser132]

Everybody is welcome only if they are prepare to love and respect Mexico, by the way, dont worry, you are already mexicans, regrds from Monterrey

[@test777ful]

When Hillary said "we're gonna do something super, very dangerous" I thought she was going to go body surfing with Greg (: ⭐✌️⭐

[@germangama8162]

kennons ; if "americans" mean people like yourselves... not a problem at all.... in fact I think it's a good thing...

[@alexisxyz7531]

Pues si, verdad. Pero la mayoría no son así y ya es un fastidio que vengan tantos a pasar más que sólo unas vacaciones.

[@sergiodiaz4332]

But ofcourse!! North Americans to be expefic don't forget that America is a Continent not a Country.

[@vicmangg]

Do not use the term “Expat”. To me you are IMMIGRANTS from US, Canada, Etc.

[@wadewave4323]

VM GG we are immigrants that have expatriated from our own countries to live in your wonderful country 👍❤️

[@kondasixtytoo487]

Canadians are American because we are ALL part of North America, but that is where many similarities end. Canadians are closer to being like Mexicans than US persons. We are both overshadowed by the US in many aspects. Many US citizens are wonderful and welcoming, but there are the ones (like any nationality) that leave a bad impression. We (Canadians) have those too, although ours seem to be more concentrated form Quebec. This is simply a personal perspective from spending time in Mexico north of PV, (RDG, La Penita, San Pancho) and may be skewed from my interactions with the ones I have encountered.

[@laurabrooks8824]

I just love folks that come to another country and then complain there are too many tourists. Puerto Vallarta has been a tourist trap for years. And AMLO says everybody is welcome to Mexico.