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@JuanMoreno-wo5yb

3 ай бұрын

José: I am stalking a couple of cute chicks vacariously Thru your walking videos!!! 😂

If you can't respect Mexican culture then don't go there.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Well said! Thanks for sharing!

@JuanMoreno-wo5yb

3 ай бұрын

Let’s go to some African areas where they put plates in their lips and then we can try to tell them not to do that anymore. 😂 It probably won’t go over to good!!

@fernandogonzalezguardado

3 ай бұрын

​@@policarpo1961😂😂😂😂😂 pinch3 mam4d0r

@brofessormex

2 ай бұрын

They are used to living in platos cave.

That is one of our reasons for moving to Chi Chi Suárez is to be immersed into the culture. Everyone all around Merida has been wonderful & patient with my husband & I. They see we are trying to learn & speak Spanish. I am so thankful to be able to become a part of the community. Thank you Jose for your videos & your honesty 😊

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

That is awesome! Thanks for sharing!

I prefer moving to the outline areas in Mexico. I like small towns. That way i can travel to the city to shop or visit. I get the best of both worlds. ❤

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

I totally agree! You make a great point! Thanks for the tips! Viva Mexico!

@JuanMoreno-wo5yb

3 ай бұрын

Yeah me too! Less gringos in the outlying areas! I speak well enough Spanish to get everything I want so that helps. Plus it’s cheaper further away from el centro. I am not rich and competing with the well to do is not fun when the locals think I am rich. They should look at my shoes that I have had repaired over the two years of having worn them ❤

@andreabalanzariogutierrez6767

3 ай бұрын

Me too. I´m 10 minutes away from beautiful mexican landscape...

Another great video and walking tour.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

I love the Mexican people I'd love to live there

Great video, and talking points. As Marianna from Mexico Relocation Guide said a few days ago, "The media loves to divide people. It's up to you, the people, to not let themselves be divided." I see this division in Social Media as well, with (usually young) influencers trying to attract a following by complaining and sowing division. (Bringing up colonialism, gentrification, etc. while overlooking the fact that inflation - food, energy, housing, and higher costs of living - has affected nations around the world.) But human beings have always been a bit xenophobic - it's in our DNA - and it's easy to blame "foreigners" or the other tribe for our problems. Shifting blame and creating a foreign enemy allows leaders, politicians, and influencers to attract a following and provide an outlet for their frustration.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Muchas gracias! Also great points! Thanks for sharing!

@gabyontiveros7753

3 ай бұрын

You should see the video of a woman from the United States yelling at a girl to get out of a public area, because they rented it, they want to live controlling everything like in the US AND THAT DOES NOT GO WITH OUR CULTURE, in Mexico in public places we usually, mix the rich, the middle class and the poor, we are not like you who want everything as a private area that even harass the delivery people

Enjoyed the video and seeing the sites! On my visits to Mexico, found the people warm and welcoming! I tried to be friendly and respectful and speak Spanish as much as I could!

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Thats awesome! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for keeping it real Jose!!

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thankyou Jose for speaking truth, people from the US need to understand that they can not tell Mexicans what to do! I say play the music louder! It's not power to the people but power of the people! Thankyou again!

@JoseArteagaTravels

2 ай бұрын

Very well said! Thanks for the kind words! Viva Mexico!

Jose, I love the way you think. You made so many great points. Americans can really ruin a place. I would love to visit Merida, but I avoid it because of the number of gringos there. I often visit Zacatecas and San Luis Potosi, which are very beautiful cities. Also, you don't get so many gringos there. By the way, Zacatecas has bands playing every weekend. They march down the sidewalk, and people dance and follow them. I love it!

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

That is awesome! Muchas Gracias for the kind words and thanks for sharing! Viva Mexico!

@MaryGwenDungan

3 ай бұрын

Can't you just say you like some cities over others? Less than 1% of the population of Merida are foreigners. Most of them live in Centro. Don't go to Centro. San Miguel de Allende is called Gringolandia; 10% of the population are foreigners. In New York City, 40% of the population is foreign born. Miami and LA are next of the large cities.

Great video Dude🙏🤙🤙👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🔥🔥💥💥💥💥🇵🇷

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

This is one of your best videos. I live in the USA and many of the people who live here act as bad as they do elsewhere. It's a breakdown of manners and civility and the it's all about me attitude...per se...keep up the good work.

@JoseArteagaTravels

2 ай бұрын

Yes you are 100% right. That entitled and all around horrible attitude is one thing no other country wants to see exported to their own. Thanks for sharing!

I have a friend here in the US that came from México. I was telling her how vibrant the latin community in town was. She told me those Mexicans drank too much cerveza and partied too much en fin de semana. She liked living with her old quiet white neighbors.Well, to each his own.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

To each their own indeed. Thanks for sharing!

Everything you say is relatable to where we live in Cambodia. So many people move here from other countries as expats and act like they're above the Cambodian locals. Respecting locals goes a long way toward living the best life. We are moving to Aguascalientes toward the end of the year, and are super excited to live as permanent immigrants.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Seems to be a worldwide problem with them. Thanks for checking in with your report from Cambodia! Congratulations on your move!

Buenas noches José, Thank you for educating the tourists and the Mexicans themselves.

@JoseArteagaTravels

2 ай бұрын

Glad to hear you enjoyed the video!

I dont have a problem with americans coming over as long we live peacefully all it matters...

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

This is a great channel.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Muchas Gracias! Glad you enjoy the videos!

i'm from Alberta and went to puerto vallarta last year and I think we are coming back again this year, I think the people are so nice we never had an issue a lot of Mexicans speak English which was cool, they just started offering Spanish as a second language in Alberta. when I was in school " a long time ago they only had french" so I speak English and french. but I find knowing french I can figure out some of your language written and spoken, so I figure with some time I'll get it. and one thing I've noticed over the past couple of years is I'm hearing a lot more Spanish in Alberta, so you guys are starting to move here. cool. well the welcome is out in Alberta it's a little chilly up here but it's nice

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

That is awesome! Thanks for sharing!

Gentrification has a specific definition. That definition does not include well-off people moving into desirable locations at prices some natives cannot afford. Gentrification involves the development of less than desirable locations that necessarily may, again, may lead to long-term residents leaving due to higher taxes and increased prices in the locale. Gentrification leads to improved living standards for those who develop and buy in the redeveloped areas.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

I totally agree. Gentrification is when a not so desirable neighborhood is usually populated by starving artist types that move there due to the cheap rent of the neighborhoods nobody wants to live in to begin with. Eventually they build the place up with shops and coffee houses to give a few examples and then it turns from a dangerous run down neighborhood to a hipster neighborhood. Eventually that area starts to get popular due to the fact its not as dangerous anymore and now filled with the hipster types. Then the place starts to look nicer and more people come in to live, shop, and continue growing the neighborhood which then triggers the greedy investors to come in and start to build homes and businesses there that are now all of a sudden to expensive and then the original inhabitants which lived there through the worst of times, and got to experience a bit of growth and good times are now priced out. Also the same hipsters who came in that started the initial boom they are also priced out and the people who eventually take their place are people who can afford to live in the now, "nice neighborhood" that is safe, new, nice, and of course "cool". The people that eventually take over are the ones who want to pay the higher prices because of what the area has now become. Also the area then eventually becomes inaccesible to most people and only becomes availble to those of higher incomes. It is a Cycle that constantly repeats itself all over the world. That cycle is called gentrification. A lot of people think that only the last part "when the investors and the higher income level folk move in" is gentrification when in reality it all starts soon as the first hipster is selling art or coffee in a bad neighborhood no one wants to be in to begin with.

I’ve never been to Mexico, but would like to go. I’m learning Spanish and love the language. I agree with what you’re saying. It’s easy to shift blame to others. I also know some US travelers can be entitled. I saw this when I lived in Germany. Thanks for sharing.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

I'm sure you will love Mexico! Glad you enjoyed the video!

Another cool walk-around video with a solid talking point of concern. On a separate issue, but one that perhaps you could discuss is the affordability between cities and why Merida is more expensive than Guadalajara and Querétaro for example. If you do comparisons on numbeo not only are those cities less expensive to live in but the average salaries are higher than those in Merida - so that exasperates the cost of living in Merida even further. Or put another way, both Guadalajara and Queretaro have higher salaries AND the cost of living is lower than Merida’s. So this issue makes Merida seem expensive in comparison to the others - why is this? And what makes Merida more expensive yet pay lower salaries? Hola de Canada y gracias Jose 👊

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Great topic suggestion. You are right, and it is a very complicated issue. But simply put it is similar to Florida, Highest cost of living and lowest wages in the country. A lot of it has to do with the fact that its warm and on the beach. Another factor is the growth in the region is continuing to grow and there is no insentive for buisness owners to raise salaries, just the costs of everyday things, while life gets even more expensive and dificult for locals. Also most of the food and supplies have to be shipped in from central Mexico thus causing higher prices. Then theres the culture.... as you suggested I think I should do a video about this in the future. Thanks for sharing

@jamesxanthios1317

3 ай бұрын

@@JoseArteagaTravels yes you should and I look forward to watching it and hearing your perspectives further. Can you present it with another walk around but maybe half and half - half walk in Guadalajara and half in Merida - if you went to markets in Guadalajara I would love to see those juxtaposed with the ones in Merida. Gracias de nuevo José 👊

Hi, I just found your channel a couple of weeks ago, and I really enjoy your content, I'm from Monterrey and I speak English since I was like 4, but I'd never lived in the US, my parents got me into schools that taught English, I also learned Brazilian Portuguese about 7 years ago, I'm a translator and interpreter here in Monterrey, both my parents are super into rock and metal, I was not raised listening to Latin music at all, it's not like I hate the music, It's just not my thing because I grew up listening to american and english rock/metal, but I have to say that I'm a little bit on the side of the banda's because it's Mexican culture I do agree that the problem are the business owners, would I be a little uncomfortable listening to banda because it's not my type of music? Sure, but nonetheless it's the essence and flavor of our people and costumes

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Wow that is awesome! Welcome aboard! Thank you so much for sharing all that with us, it adds much more context to what I was already saying. I really appreciate it! Muchas Gracias!

@madweebu6920

3 ай бұрын

​@@JoseArteagaTravels Fui a Merida en 2023, es una ciudad hermosa y ademas de conocer muchos yucatecos tambien conoci gente de todo el mundo, you name it, during my trip I met people from the US, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Netherlands, Colombia, Argentina, Uruguay, Russia, Israel, Italy, and Mexicans from other states and everyone was just so nice to be around with, it was the best trip of my life, visiting Merida is a must! 🏖 maybe not gentrification? everyone was on vacation

@davidsebastianelli1326

3 ай бұрын

Maybe it's just me but Banda music doesn't sound very appealing being blasted full volume out of long blown out speakers with no after thought. .... maybe it's kind of like how you don't realize how bad the tires were on your car until you get new ones...Just saying...

If you have time to answer, what area is being filmed in your video. It caught my interest and I will be taking a trip to Mexico in the near future.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Great question! I actually put it in the description of the video. I was walking through Chapultepec and Zapopan Centro

@jim7584

3 ай бұрын

@@JoseArteagaTravels Thank you…

Viva Mexico.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Viva Mexico!

Si

@JoseArteagaTravels

2 ай бұрын

🙂

Some nice rooftop restaurants in this video, that's where I'll be

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

That is actually Colonia Americana.... You will fit right in my guy. You can watch your favorite sports team win while eating some chicken wings at most of those rooftop bars.

@hanson4035

3 ай бұрын

@@JoseArteagaTravels ITS PERFECT 🗣️

📣🎙‼Predicas... ¡¡La Verdad!! 📣🎙‼

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Jaja Muchas Gracias! Que Viva Mexico!

@cwisaac22

3 ай бұрын

@@JoseArteagaTravels 🇲🇽 ♥ 🇲🇽

Great show Jose my perspective is the flood of expats are changing the character of many places for example Barcelona has added a tourist daily tax because the city is overran by flood of tourist which out number the locals out of that flood of tourist there's a percentage that come back as Expats no longer tourist which make it there home they magically discover a much much better quality of life just like what's happening in Merida reality is today Technology and Money made living anywhere on the planet so much easier than 20 yrs ago which was more challenging :)

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

Some of us really love and respect Mexican culture. I love the band music and the joy and dancing that goes with it I also have lived all my life with a curse of actual pain with loud sounds. I like all kinds of music when I can turn the volume down. I’m guessing that I’m not the only one. Some of us just have extra sensitive ears even though we love the music. I’m not asking anyone else to change what they are doing, just saying that sound sensitivity is not always from a disrespect of the culture. Thanks for listening.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

That is awesome! I think what most people do with noise sensitivity is just use ear plugs or something similar. But I totally get it even though I am loud myself i am not a fan of too many loud noises but I learn to deal with it somehow when I have too. Thanks for sharing!

@jmer9126

3 ай бұрын

@@JoseArteagaTravels Thank you for your reply! Ear plugs work for some people. I used to try to go to concerts with friends with ear plugs, inner and outer combined and would still have to leave, in tears of pain as well as disappointment in myself. I have missed out on a lot! Also ear plugs itch like crazy! Maybe when I get old enough I will go partly deaf and then I can join in the fun. Thanks tor your great videos and content!

Any plans on visiting and highlighting Mazátlan soon?

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

No plans on visiting anytime soon

The " bruhh " 😄

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

😅

I still love Mexico nonetheless ❤

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Me too! Viva Mexico!

¡Que viva la musica Banda! 🇲🇽 🎶

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Que Viva Mexico!

I heard from a real estate agent in Mexico that the reason it's costing more to build a home in Mexico is because concrete and steel cost alot more, but the whole time I was wondering does Mexico produce it's own concrete and steel, and if so, why is the cost going up so much higher than standard inflation rates for most products. Any thoughts on this Jose? could you get to the bottom of the steel and concrete market in Mexico? I know supply chain disruptions are causing stuff like this to happen in the US. but if Mexico still produces these raw products it shouldn't be so high for them.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Cost of construction is not going up as much as she's making it seem in my opinion

@hoppeanofasgard1365

3 ай бұрын

@@JoseArteagaTravels Well, according him, and this could be a total lie, but according to the agent, they said the cost to build a new home in Puerto vallarta went from 11,000 pesos a sqmt 5 years ago to 25,000 pesos a sq meter now. They said it was because of rising steel and concrete costs (which maybe to is a lie), I don't know what to think. Gringo pricing perhaps? I did try to ask them what it'd cost for a Mexican if they were to have it done and they didn't answer me.

In my opinion, the arrival of Canadians and USA people in Jalisco State in not a gentrification and its not an issue because for years there are arriving and for us is a welcoming as always..... we live peacefully all together. ... here from Jalisco State

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

That is Awesome! Muchas Gracias en compartir con nosotros! Que Viva Jalisco! Que Viva Mexico!

@angelab4652

3 ай бұрын

Outrageous. Mexico is the best! You don't like it? Fkn go hone

@Nomb-ip9sq

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, you say that cuz you're americanized and pushing for something. However, REAL native people to jalisco feel VERY different. If I wasn't to up to date on thus situation, I'd be willing to agree that it's not gentrification. However, it takes about an hour to fully understand that it's not racism from Mexican peoples side and that it is gentrification. US/CAD go out of their way to take over certain neighborhoods and whenever a Mexican passes by there, they have the audacity to tell them they don't belong there. Just like HOA Karen's do here in the US. Add to that, that Mexican people aren't very into those things because if you study their history, you realize that that's how they lost practically half their country. Some white folk took over an area and had another country involved causing them to lose states. So I think they have EVERY right to do as they please. Heck, if they ban US and CAD people completely, I'd be "good on them". We are know to be trashy tourist and even worst immigrants.

Yes, i agree with that statement: to not let the voices of the minority ruin it! 🎉 As an American, i never had a problem with Mexicans in our country. As of now, its our government tht is allowing the insane amt of migrants here. I grew up with Mexican immigrants all my life, cant say I ever had a problem with any of them! This is why i always wanted to go to Mexico! I still cant wrap my head around all the news abt the Mexicans hating on us. Although, there are completely self entitled American ppl that are just down right arrogant and have ruined it for the majority of us who arent! I wish tht this will get resolved sooner thsn later but i think that this matter will just be an ongoing thing. Can't undo what has been done so to soeak, sadly. I just pray that God will somehow intervene. We have to try to see the best in everyone ❤ I pray for Mexico just abt every day for the good of the ppl and its land to prosper and be at peace as well as the US. ❤

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

After posting this video I have received many comments from other Mexicans letting me know that much of that "hate" towards gringos is mostly fake and created by media outlets to project a certain image. Most Mexicans Love the USA in one shape form or another same as how most Americans love Mexico. This video has been eye opening for me too and so happy I published it and that most of the negative news is mostly not true. Thanks for sharing! Viva Mexico!

I really like your videos. I get it. But I have lived here 40years. And I don't like gringos. But ya I get it. The thing I think the other thing that we all don't like is that way of thinking that is taking over the United States. I wish they could just leave it up north. This is not the United States This is Mexico. Don't try to change it. Or don't come down here.

@JoseArteagaTravels

26 күн бұрын

Very well said I totally agree. Thanks for sharing

Be down there in june👍👍👍

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Congratulations! Thanks for sharing!

The US does not make Mexican people speak English. I can show you a plethora of factories in Chicago that you can’t be the Jefe, unless you speak Spanish. By the way, in Guadalajara there are quite a few American companies that thrive in the area. GM, Molex, Medtronic, plus quite a few more. One thing that I don’t like is when Mexico makes a great product and you just can’t buy it in Mexico. I have had to order Mexican made boots from the USA. How does that make sense.

@AngelAPAVLOVSCornDog

3 ай бұрын

Gotta be a trade agreement issue

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

When I was a chef my ability to speak Spanish fluently was just as important as my other skills. I totally agree with you on the language issue in the USA. Also the same thing you are dealing with when it comes to the boots I deal with sometimes with car parts for my truck made in Mexico. I'm sure theres some weird loophole in the trade agreement that forces this issue.

@moreno-lh7ys

3 ай бұрын

take a nice little trip to leon guanajuato the state of leather well made boots and leather products and cheap as well

@philschiavone101

3 ай бұрын

@@moreno-lh7ys I did, cheap China synthetics. The factory that makes Thursday boots doesn’t sell the boots in Mexico. For Western boots, I can go to Durango and find very little family makers of boots. Seems like all the good year welt factories just don’t sell in the country.

Jose we all have enemies that we have to fight, but the battle will be won! 😊

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Well said. Thank you for sharing!

You can find grafitti that is against racism but then the same grafitti artist says on the same wall "odio al gringo." The only racisim seems to be in how dark a person is but not if they come from another country.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

Ok Jose. In the US people in a lot of working class jobs dont get enough pay to have people live in the area. We were recently in a chain type Mexico based restaurant. We asked the waitress about things and we found that she lived nearby. She didnt think prices had gone up as much as people claimed. The internet media builds on themes. One theme is that US immigrants are gentrifying areas. But in Mexico City there are many areas that are free from gentrification whoever is causing it. Gentrification is a buzzword. But zones and areas in cities are always going to be redeveloped, reworked and improved.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

👌👌

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

🙂

Border towns in Mexico are already heavily affected by gentrification. Everything is almost as expensive as the USA. Condos are over half a million dollars plus.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

That's not the only place in Mexico even out here in Merida Yucatan things are starting to get out of control. I seen people price properties in the Millions of Dollars a lot more expensive than in the US. The bubble should be popping any day now.....

Viva México 🎉

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Viva Mexico!

This gringo LOVES you garcias mi amigo

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for the kind words!

I was born in California in the 80’s . Since I remember all races even other Latinos always talk crap to Mexicans . And still. States in USA we’re Mexicans . .

@JoseArteagaTravels

11 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

Jose, repite por favor. Maz at lán 😂

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Gracias por su correccion!

@vivirenusa6417

3 ай бұрын

Pero se oye bonito como lo dise Jose 😅

Sometimes us Mexicans are like beta fish .

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

I've actually heard that multiple times as well out here in Mexico. That basically Mexico isn't a super power simply because it doesn't want to be. After living here for 6 years I see it. I see how AMAZING this country and it's people truly are and i also see why they would rather just sit in the shadows and enjoy life and not try to take over the world like other countries do. Que Viva Mexico!

@ArmandoLuis1318

3 ай бұрын

@@JoseArteagaTravels hey, I’m a native Mexican and right here in the U.S some Mexicans not generalizing treated me bad because I’ m English speaking Mexican what? Could I do I grew up in the U.S

Number 2 cardinal sin... Primo

@jleveque9979

Ай бұрын

Love you.....and how you keep it real.....bring back the pulque...👍

@JoseArteagaTravels

Ай бұрын

Muchas Gracias! Glad you enjoy the videos!

no olvides las modelo negra con unos chilaquiles son riquisima!😋😋😋

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Jaja Asi es! Gracias en compartir!

The only negative observation I have of Mexico is the high tolerance level Mexicans have when playing music. I don’t think the concept of noise pollution has arrived here yet. Music is either loud or off. It’s pretty heavy.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

Como Dice el Dicho, Calladito te miras mas bonito

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Jaja asi es. Gracias en compartir!

@19Cobre

3 ай бұрын

Tipical mexican boss quote lol

Mazatlán. Not Mazlatan. 😅

@JoseArteagaTravels

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

I moved to mexico 2019 i want to be no were else. Total imersion. Only Imigration is for me Viva mexico...bendiciones Teach me love. Usa no necisito. Buen dia...m

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

That is awesome! Thanks for sharing!

If people were able to secure a good income in Mexico, everyone would flock to Mexico.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

I totally agree. I think as Mexicos economy keeps growing there will be more and more of those opportunities availble for everyone. Thanks for sharing!

@joseaguilar6239

3 ай бұрын

Congratulations on creating income in Mexico with your great youtube channel. 👏 I enjoy your videos with my morning coffee ☕️

Not gonna lie, I would get pissed with the band playing on the beach too.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

Al mexicano se le quedo muy arraigada lo que la malinche le hizo a los aztecas.

@JoseArteagaTravels

13 күн бұрын

Jaja si algo asi Gracias en compartir!

Amlo has open borders

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

Our "paisanos" can move back to the US if they do not like Mexico.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

I totally agree! Thanks for sharing!

I lot of Mexicans want to be white, like in Southern California.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Just like any other country or culture, people want to be more white or black or brown. It really is an interesting dynamic how people always want to be what they are not instead of just embracing who they are. Thanks for sharing

@MaryGwenDungan

3 ай бұрын

Almost all cultures/races value lighter-skinned people over darker. Women in ancient Japan powdered their faces to look white and carried parasols when outdoors so they wouldn't get a tan. China, too. They had never seen people who are naturally white; it was their preference. Likely, Mexicans in the US want to be white so they fit in better and avoid discrimination. I don't blame them.

@MaryGwenDungan

3 ай бұрын

@@viajandoyaprendiendoconRicardo I worked in international banking most of my career and with Latin Americans, including Mexicans, for about 10 of those years. All of them spoke English perfectly, and all of them had college and/or master's degrees, usually in finance or economics (they were in offices in their home countries so presumably, they spoke their native language perfectly, too). They all were highly professional and had perfect manners. None of them had chips on their shoulders. So, of course, they were hired by top multi-national financial services firms.

@MaryGwenDungan

3 ай бұрын

@@viajandoyaprendiendoconRicardo Well, it sounds like you have a talent for languages. Not everyone does, so it's something you can make a living at or at least it will help you get a job that someone who only speaks one language won't be eligible for. And good for you making sure your kids are bi-lingual. My parents didn't bother, although few people speak French in the US except near the Canadian border, so it never mattered. My son took Spanish in school, and he can get by when he has to.

Our worst enemies have always been gringos.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Always? Entonces esa es la razon que vendes lotes de inversion de bienes raices? Que bueno. Espero que te valla bien. Muchas Gracias en compartir con nosotros

@betincb

3 ай бұрын

@@JoseArteagaTravels valla? Que significa eso? Se escribe "vaya", moreno. Me va muy bien. Gracias por los deseos.

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

@@betincb gracias en corregir me. Si no fuera por ti todos se burlan de mi. Ya que estamos corrigiendo se dice "Our worst enemy has always been gringos." Suerte con todo amigo!

Banda sucks

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

@RubikubeRock-hc4ro

3 ай бұрын

HAHAHAHA!!! a lot of Mexicans think the same but is the music of the place and is a good business too, when you go to another country it is to live their culture not to change the culture if you don't like find another place simple as that.

Between musiciens they should respect eachother

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

I agree everyone should respect each other no matter what. Thanks for sharing!

La Mitad son mentiras .

@JoseArteagaTravels

11 күн бұрын

Gracias en compartir!

For free lol ok

@JoseArteagaTravels

11 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

MAZATLAN. MA-SA-TLAN

@JoseArteagaTravels

3 ай бұрын

Jaja thanks for the correction!