It's amazing how people from another countries come and talk about your own culture, it adds some kind of extra value to the things that are "normal" for you. Keep it up guys, you should come to Guadalajara City, awesome place!

I love Mexico City. Lived there for 4 years! Miss it everyday!

@ieeee_.

5 жыл бұрын

What is there to know before living there?

@sandravidalmorales3098

5 жыл бұрын

Amazing video! Mexico is wonderful! x

I wish I could thumbs up this video more then once to convey my sheer excitement over it! As a Montrealer who lived in Mexico City for a full year, a couple years ago, I very much miss and yearn for the wondrous, vibrant and richness of the city. Thank you for making these wonderful, informative and beautiful videos! Looking forward to more of Mexico!! Triple thumbs up!

@okcfinest1078

5 жыл бұрын

BrrBrr Mexico loves you too!

México is soo beautiful! I LOVE my country so much

@vagabrothers

7 жыл бұрын

+Daniela Bezies we had such a great trip!! Have you seen the whole series!!

I enjoyed the part about traditional food production and how it supports "small" farmers, it gives us context as to Mexico's economy and its contribution to the larger world economy. Very informative.

Mexico is a beautiful Country

@naniexbc97

7 жыл бұрын

Lonely Wolf thank you gracias its wonderfull found another people saying that your country is beautifull

@ArmandoLuis1318

7 жыл бұрын

anie zurilobos paynlinson Mexico 🇲🇽 is very special to me because I was born in it's capital Mexico City ..

@naniexbc97

7 жыл бұрын

Lonely Wolf cool i born and i Live here i dont know if i go to another city

@ArmandoLuis1318

7 жыл бұрын

anie zurilobos paynlinson why would you go anywhere else Mexico City has everything

@naniexbc97

7 жыл бұрын

Lonely Wolf yeah i know i love my city and my country but, idk maybe i would miss the people, *THE DELICIOUS FOOD* and the last but not least their beautifull *traditions*

Dudes. I now want to go see Xochimilco. That place looks so chill.

@RicardoUrquizaMusic

8 жыл бұрын

Full of trash and delinquency.

@danielsinache7164

8 жыл бұрын

No callese jjajaja xD

@LeonardoValle

8 жыл бұрын

Ricardo that's funny. People say the same about many other big cities of the world.

@carlosbarragan1673

7 жыл бұрын

I've been living 32 years in mexico city and I really dont find atractive going to xochimilco.. it is more like a tourist thing...

@youtube_user9110

7 жыл бұрын

not really, its more like a bar for drunk students.

I love you guys, I'm Mexican I was born in Mexico City and I love it how you guys try and are open to the culture I'm so glad I sub to this Chanel

What a pretty city, and overflowing with a rich history. I like how much Aztec culture is integrated into the cities’ design. The big, open plazas look so free and nice to walk around. The amount of greenery and nature within the city is also very beautiful. I’d be excited to try all the different foods/dishes there!

I really like how they explored the Aztec ruins and ancient architectures left behind by them. The Aztecs are easily one of my top 5 favorite ancient civilizations, as the way that they expanded into a huge empire, the way they were able to make scientific discoveries ahead of their time, and their entire ancient culture, it's just a really fascinating civilization.

Bellissimo il Messico e la sua lingua

@Sergio-fu7mv

4 жыл бұрын

Viva Italia! 🇮🇹✊🏼🇲🇽

@hermanramos4071

4 жыл бұрын

Use this link to create an Airbnb Account and get $55 off your first trip. www.airbnb.com/c/hermanr292?currency=USD

@rociodaniel1

4 жыл бұрын

❤

@Anonymous-wy5dc

4 жыл бұрын

Nostra lingua non e nostra.

@juans6639

4 жыл бұрын

Grazie, Italia e molto bellisimo.

one thing that I have always loved about Mexican culture and art is the colors. Everything about it is so vibrant and it tells a story in my opinion. The aztec arts are amazing along with all the others. Not to mention the food that you can get there is to die for. Definitely the best part.

Very enjoyable compilation of your CDMX videos. We are visiting in late March - thanks to you, I might be able to pronounce Xochimilco. Now, if only you visited (or at least talked about) Teotihuacan (#1 on our must do list). Keep up the great work!

"Chochimilco"😂😂 you're amazing guys, keep those cool vibes on and thank you for coming to México👏

@vagabrothers

7 жыл бұрын

Muchas gracias Evelyn! Glad you enjoyed the vibes!! Have you seen the whole Mexico City Vlog Series? -Alex

Mexico city being culture driven is outstanding, a reminder to say the past is what brings nostalgic memories of what gives the city more recognition. Their architecture is where they expressed themselves for their culture and the video educates others about Mexico.

Love the title haha “Heritage and hormigas“! Such an entertaining and informative video - I just focused on eating EVERYTHING but it´s undeniable that Mexico City is a traveler´s and historian´s wonder! After seeing this I wanna go back!

I love seeing others enjoy and learn about my culture. Not only eating the foods, but taking the time to learn the language, talk to the locals, and go outside the resorts. Now THAT is how you travel :)

It's beautiful to see the versatility of Mexico City. It provides both a historic and natural experience to a more bustling city environment. I like seeing the different types of foods they eat.

Mexico City is such a interesting city with so much history.

Mexico has so much potential. If it weren't for the corruption and violence I believe it would even more amazing.

@naniexbc97

7 жыл бұрын

DesertEmpire801 i agree my country has a lot of incredible things but the goverment is a shit

@Kanal7Indonesia

5 жыл бұрын

@@ubbdaubermensch1528 true legalize the drugs and the cartels will lose their monopoly

@Alexis_005

5 жыл бұрын

That’s the price you pay for being so Close to one of the richest countries in the world U.S

@joemartin1253

5 жыл бұрын

jonny s Corporations yes, the government that's another story.

@joemartin1253

5 жыл бұрын

jonny s Not exactly? Corporations rule America it's called fascism.

YAY! I've been waiting for this videos since Alan Estrada posted that you were here. I love you guys and your videos, very informative and well done :) Saludos desde Tepic, México!

@gopalsinghgopy4159

5 жыл бұрын

You in Mexico

I’m American but my parents are Mexican. And even though my parents aren’t from Mexico City. I love it. Every time I go to Mexico I have to stop there. Saludos from Texas !

Viva MEXICO!🇲🇽🇲🇽

This video is about the heart of Mexico City. It goes in depth through Mexico City’s rich history. It’s good to see its well maintain and very popular for tourist. I like how it’s mainly about its history from the beginning with the Aztecs.

hahahaha loved how u said chochimilto LoL

@valeriacorona4456

5 жыл бұрын

hahaha

@Sergio-fu7mv

4 жыл бұрын

Chocomil 😂

Love your choice of music! That's was really makes it a pleasure to watch and listen! And you guys have just the right amount of history and culture interspersed with having fun and showing the contemporary part of the city. Well done! Your videos have to be the best out there! Love the way you get along so well too in such a complementary fashion. All those years of fighting...well it paid off in spades! I always thought of Mexico City as just a mass of pollution. Now I am seeing another side. Bravo!

@Kanal7Indonesia

5 жыл бұрын

What an arrogant American.

Omg that bar looked amazing! I mean, all of Mexico City looks cool. Cocktails, yes! Crickets..well, I guess you gotta try a thing one time. :)

@gopalsinghgopy4159

5 жыл бұрын

You are from Mexico

I'm from Chicago and I'm dying to visit Mexico City. I was only there during a small layover and it only increased my desire to visit what I consider one of the greatest cities on earth. I loved your documentary and you inspire me to do some of my own travels.

Great video as usual. What a great vibe in the southern part of the city with the little boats, cruising through the little islands/farms and then having lunch with the very local produce provided. Wow, we call it "zero kilometre produce". And then everything gets urban again in downtown Mexico City, but not exaggeratedly so as you visit the Xaman bar (super!) with the pre-Colombian cocktails and then a lovely Mexican dinner to top it off with. Super! :)

Thanks for coming here and show to the world how beautiful México is. This video just made me wanna visit and learn more about my country, can't wait for the next episodes.

I'm from Mexico and is very beautiful!

I have always heard of Mexico City from my mothers and aunts and uncles and how incredible the city is but seeing this video made it so realistic and truly showed the amazing buildings, people and history of the region which definitely makes me want to visit as soon as I can to experience it myself!

Waaah, what a stunning look at Mexico city! _Thank you for such an informative video!!_ (I loved the bird-snake legend, hehe) Can't wait to see more of your trips guys!! Safe travels!! (^^)v

The last time I visited Mexico City was about eight years ago and it was a beautiful memory. I was amazed by how the Aztec culture is still exhibited and felt throughout the city. I'm happy someone created this video for others to enjoy and recognize the beauty of this country.

Mexico city is somewhere I've always wanted to visit and seeing this video solidified that. I like that the creators of this video were respectful and wanted to actually learn and were informative about the culture rather than being some random tourist there for photo ops. I didn't know about the old aztec temples were in the root of the city so that was really interesting to see them go through the temple. A part i especially liked was when they showed the small business workers that local resturaunts support. I liked how they went themselves out into the field to see the work and background put into it

We just came from dinner and now I want to eat that ant on my laptopscreen. You are good! Cheers from Finland Antti/Lanttimatkat

Xochimilco is such a beauty of it's own, because not only are you able to see axolotls and drink pulque but you can also stay for another five hours depending from where you embark to go see the famous Isla de los munecos, which literally translates to the island of the dolls. I personally haven't been there yet but it is one of the places that i would like to visit.

This city looks fascinating! I do not know much about Mexico City, and as I saw it through this video, I was very impressed. I would love to visit this city one day and try their cuisine.

Finally! Great vid- love the historical commentary! Glad you got a chance to see xochimilco 👍

Your videos are amazing! I am a 5th grade social studies teacher trying to help my students understand the lasting effects of European colonization on the Americas. Tomorrow I am showing my students your Mexico City and Montreal videos. I can't wait to see them making all kinds of connections with what they have been learning about European exploration of the Americas. Thank you so much!

@vagabrothers

7 жыл бұрын

+MsPattiDiaz That's amazing! Maybe also show the, the story of the Blackfoot Nation or the Maroons of Jamaica

@profedecastellano1

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Guys! I have also used your clips with high school Spanish classes. (Peru ones) I was about to use this one on Mexico City but I think I will have to scratch it or omit the cocktails part :( It would be great to have a filter to know which ones are safe for school or not. I love, love your videos! There's just enough history mixed with great scenes and catchy music. Bring on more school safe ones :) Gracias!!!

I love how these brothers are fearless and adventurous for exploring different parts of the world and trying new foods and travels. I could not eat those bugs and food from restaurante Limosneros however, I would still visit and look around the restaurant. Just to know that it was a convent the history of it speaks for itself. These guys definitely are the real life version of Timon and Pumba from The Lion King.

You've actually made me want to try insects especially if they come with beans and a tortilla and some sort of cheesy pillow.

Thanks for the video bro. As a Mexican im always critical of foreigners who come just to exploit and party but you guys started off your video with a great and educational introduction on the history of Mexico and I can tell you guys are appreciative of the culture. As a Mexican we respect and appreciate people like you guys! Thank you and great video!

Just came back from Mexico City a week ago your videos helped a lot thanks!

"Very deep, very long... deeper" hahaha. Loved the vlog boys, can't wait for the next couple of Mexico vlogs!

I really like this video and it makes me want to travel to Mexico City even more. I really like how there is an obvious connection to the culture with whatever you are doing there and they exemplify that very well in the video. Perhaps my favorite thing was how they went to the bar and and that bar they made their drinks with pre-Colombian ingredients so I thought that that was cool to see.

Mexico city is a beautiful city, I have laways heard mixed things about the city itself but seeing the good parts is always great. The farmers are very sweet and they are self sustaining which is awesome

This is my city, you did it soooo well, can't wait to watch tomorrow! 👏🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

"Aquí tenochcas aprenderán cómo empezó la renombrada, la gran ciudad de México Tenochtitlan. En medio del agua, en el tular, en el cañaveral; donde nacimos, donde crecimos nosotros, los tenochcas..."

Mexico city has always been part of my list of places to visit in the country of Mexico because of its immense culture. It is only more interesting to me to note how the European and pre-Colombian worlds have come together in such a significant center of Latin America.

Amazing video, new sub in your channel, I love you guys, when you said " Chapultepec" priceless and the way you showcase Mexico City melts my heart! One of the greatest cities in human history. The first metropolis to mix and merge people from every corner of the globe: the Americas, Europe, Africa, and Asia. Mexico City has an impossibly rich history for a city that is relatively young compared to European cities and its culture reflects this. The economic and media powerhouses of the United States like New York and Los Angeles may draw the world's eye, but in my opinion, neither has as much soul as Mexico City, the most impressive city in the Western hemisphere.

Guys great video. I loved the whole thing and am really looking forward to when you roll the next one out.-Ash

This was a great video of what Mexico represents nowadays. its richness in culture makes it unique and the more important very cultural. Every place has a background history. Every place represents something. I enjoyed this video because it portrays so much culture and background information.

What an excellent video, I will be showing this to my 9th grade Geography class as we continue to explore how the physical environment of a place affects its culture and history!

@vagabrothers

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome!!

Amazing video guys. So well done! Thank you! I am from Guanajuato and it's so refreshing to see foreigners to appreciate the good things we have in Mexico because it's not all bad. Viva Mexico 🇲🇽❤🇲🇽❤🇲🇽

I love that you guys speak spanish fluently! Es un idioma muy bonito :)

@gopalsinghgopy4159

5 жыл бұрын

You are traveller

Amazing video, this show the real México, you rock guys!

@vagabrothers

7 жыл бұрын

+JAMC Moreno muchas gracias!!

Estaba esperando este video! Y les quedó maravilloso! Muchas gracias por mostrar lo hermoso que es mi Ciudad y su historia! Yo nunca me he atrevido a comer gusanos😆. Me encantan😘

Alejandra Arias 11/2 Mexico City has amazing culture, food, and people. the amount of history Mexico contains and we so not hear about is very disappointing for most of us.Nature there is beautiful and cherished to look at, and very important. Food is very important and a main thing for Mexico City and the dishes being served is one of the many things go for and experience. Seeing others see and value our own country can mean a lot, only because they see it as something so crazy but so normal to us that know more about the culture and history.

I'm definitely going to Limosneros!

@vagabrothers

8 жыл бұрын

+Vick M it was super tasty and not just bugs tons of other good stuff too

After Basque series, it's Mexico!! Very good intro about the country. Didn't know they like insects too! So much to learn about the world. 🌏🇵🇭

11:24 that frase is exactly! How to describe CDMX! you are a genius! To me it should be on the city logo!

Muy buen video!! -- Great video!! -- *:D*

excellent video, thanks For the information.. I love México and its culture.

@vagabrothers

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Architecture has got to be one of my main reasons to one to visit Mexico. My Aunt went to visit Mexico and she said the Catholic churches are the most beautiful buildings she had ever seen. I've got to Mexico to witness it for myself.

Um, passing on the crickets and beetles, but you guys make me want to get on a plane and go to Mexico City. Like right now. Thank you so much for the rich and amazing introduction. You're the best ambassadors.

Thanks for letting me know about the second season of Chef's table! Seen all of the 1st and I absolutely loved it!! Btw, that insect restaurant is some next level sh*t! Can't wait for the next video. Thumbs-up!

You guys are lots of fun! Thank you!

that trip on the boat thingy looks soooo soothing

The activity they did that caught my eye the most was when they went on the canal and toured the area. It was fascinating to learn about the small farms and how they grow vegetables.

¡Gracias por venir a nuestro México! ¡Su canal es el mejor, sigan así!

@vagabrothers

7 жыл бұрын

Muchas gracias Andoni!

your videos are so so rich and educational. love them!

Ah I've been waiting for these vlogs for so long, love them I can't wait to see Alan in your videos!

Me encanta el "Zocalo"!!! Great video guys!!!!

mexico city is king what a place

I'm just coming across your videos I know they're older but you guys have more information which is what I like and all these other newthey don't have any knowledge of where they're going it's about history and culture and you guys have that it's great.

Just a note to say how much I enjoy your travel videos. I think your presentation, production values, topics, etc. are absolutely the BEST in terms of professionalism and value. Kudos!

I loved your video you guy ate amazing tourist!!! Thanks for advertising my City!!!

Awesome video guys! Next stop on my list is this place :D

@vagabrothers

8 жыл бұрын

+The Lunchtime Club you will enjoy!!

Makes me want to go!!! Mexico City is soo beautiful!!

@i.e.o.5840

7 жыл бұрын

Darksadow32_vb Bernal no it isn't.

Trying things that are precolombian sounds like a big experience. We are so used to having food and drinks postcolombian, it nice to see what food was like before.

I am from Mexico City and I really enjoyed this video that wasn't a typical tour by the partying places. Cool! Congrats guys! !

we have many beautiful places to explore.

That food looks so good :o I want to visit there now! I'm in San Diego, and I don't think Tijuana offers a lot of the things shown in the video. Am I wrong ?

@FCAutos

8 жыл бұрын

You need to look hard for them in Tijuana, but you'd find them. Still, the experience is better in MexCity.

@carlosbarragan1673

7 жыл бұрын

tijuana is a crappy city compared to the GIGANTIC mexico city

@freddyguadarramagonzalez2822

7 жыл бұрын

Cristian Sandoval you could find some possibly it but most of the places, food and stuff that you'd saw in the video you could only find in central Mexico like Mexico City and the surrounding areas

@jlcaldera1994

7 жыл бұрын

Hello Cristian, The food revolution in Tijuana is dramatically improving. Follow "bajayummy" in Instagram, they're bloggers that give you a description of cost and locations.

@cacecarlos

6 жыл бұрын

Come to Ensenada, 2 hrs away in car from Tijuana. A lot of sea, sea food, wines and craft beer.

ugh, I love you guys so much for this video and how well informed you guys are on the culture!!

@vagabrothers

7 жыл бұрын

+Saul Del Valle thanks Saul!!

coolest food I ever have seen.

It was interesting to see many places of Mexico city because I have only been to la Basilica de Guadalupe because I had some time between my flights, but I definitely want to go back an explore these places.

Love your videos. I live in Mexico. I won't eat menudo, but I will definitely try the gourmet insects the next time that I'm in CDMX. Great video! Thanks

Wow, the cuisine in Mexico city varies from other parts in Mexico, but I think it is interesting to see what people eat in different cities.

Rachel Rojas My favorite part of this mini documentary was learning that after the spaniards arrive most of the aztec civilization proof was buried underground and built over. And it was found in 1970 which was a long time from the 1500's but its insane how Mexicos own Aztecs ruins and the rest of their history was taken away from them for years. What was also interesting to see what was that Mexican cousine is also influenced by other Latin American countries like Colombia and that certain parts of Mexico really enhance their insect menu which is not common to see. I wouldn't try it though.

One of the most amazing thing to see from the video is learning about the Aztec and how their culture is part of Mexico. When the Spanish arrived in Mexico they destroyed all of the evidence of the Aztec. Also seeing how they plant their crop is very interesting and seeing how they just break the plants off.

Increíble video!!!!!!!! 😍 you guys made me missing my city a lot. Viva México

I have always been interested in visiting El Districto Federal for all of its pretty places and history. This video made me want to visit more. I really liked the Aztec ruins that were found in the 70s. I also for some reason always thought that there was no more similar like canals and boats like the days of Tenotitchlan. I thought that lifestyle was completely gone with the making of the new city. I look forward to visiting Xochimilco and tasting that organic food.

My favorite video of Mexico by FARRRR. Man you guys just hit all the points and had facts and everything. Love t

Can't beleive I hasn't visited such great places in my own city!!

@vagabrothers

7 жыл бұрын

You live in such a cool city! Go out and explore it :)

Loooooove this video! Looking forward to the series in Mexico 💗💗💗💗

Mexicano numero uno

Me encantó su video ! y ahora a ver los demás. Vámonos !

wow..... great video guys. ill be going to those places on my next visit to CDMX.

Amaizing videos im mexican but i know more europe that my own country so Thanks amigos i will visit mexico DF.n visit all the places u are visiting👀✌♡WOW U are great tasting all👍😘xo bienvenidos a Mexico🌞