He was talking about the medicinal uses of the plants, but he was difficult to understand. I think it’s because sometimes indigenous people still speak their native language and Spanish is their second language, so your Spanish has to be really good to make sense of what they are saying if they don’t pronounce the words clearly or correctly. He is so cute thought!
Right! The indigenous have an accent when they speak Spanish. If you live or visit Mexico frequently and especially if you have family there, you will recognize the accent quickly. My aunt sang an old song, called "Borachita me voy," it's sung with an indigenous accent, she sang it beautifully.
Hello from Tabasco, great video and great message. Beautiful scenery, have never been to Chiflón even if I heard of it many times. Be sure to go to Palenque as well and Cocona caves. You remind me of that Mos Def song called Umi Say. 'Shine your light on the world to see.'
Your videos always leave feeling like I just had a little vacation. yay! Oh and I love love love plantains! There was a Cuban restaurant in West LA that I used to eat at all the time. Ahhh good times☺️
Thank you for showing and sharing the indigenous culture in Chiapas. I found Chiapas absolutely fascinating: raw, authentic and magical. I also love the Yucatan though and it also has plenty of Mayan culture, you just have to look for it a bit more. Look forward to your next video, Energi! xx
Those pastel colours on you were beautiful! Really enjoyed this video, it’s great to be gradually learning about all the diversity & history of Mexico, I can’t wait to visit. Ps, fried plantain is pretty popular here in the UK, it’s so easy to make too, however we do have some upmarket restaurants that charge around £4-7 just for a few slices🤦🏽♀️. But to buy 1 whole plantain here is around just £1.
Forested Chiapas is the site of some of the region's most spectacular Mayan ruins-at Bonampak, where intricate murals are preserved, and at Palenque, which is located in a national park.
Hi! I'm from Indonesia and yes we do have many different versions of fried platain. But the most common one is covered in flour batter. BTW, love your videos and thank you for introducing me to the beautiful Chiapas. I hope I can go there one day..
The indigenous clothes suits you fabulously. Mexico is more beautiful than i though. You brought out a awesome perception on Mexico than what is portraits by American media.
Awesome video! We were just in Chiapas, amazing and underrated place! We were going to stay a week and ended up staying over 3 weeks and already can't wait to get back. Love how you gave so much information on the indigenous village! Looking forward to more videos! :D
Platanos where I'm from we buy them 5 or 6 for a dollar most times.. we eat them green (tostones) or yellow/brown (maduros) and they are delicious both ways. Glad you're enjoying them
I visited Chiapas, almost all around Chiapas..las nuves, agua azul, San Cristobal, San Juan Chamula, San Cristobal de las casas, the jungle, you named and I was there, it was the most amazing place of mexico 🇲🇽 I loved Chiapas and want to return again...
I think the boy says: Para nosotros el río le decimos "niar" (creo que está dicho en lengua que hablan en ese pueblo) Casi todos los hombres y las flores se riegan con ésta agua Éste sirve para regar todas las flores Acá adentro hay pecesitos pero no se ven Ellos salen cuando le metemos migajas de pan y maíz Ésta flor se llama "siempre viva" Sirve para los arreglos de bodas, Bautizos y primera comunión. Algunos la conocen como la suculenta. For us we call the river "niar" (I think it is said in the language spoken in that town) Almost all men and flowers are watered with this water This water is used to water all the flowers There are little fish in here but they can't be seen They come out when we put crums of bread and corn in it. This flower is called "always alive" It is used for wedding arrangements, baptisms and first communion. Some know her as the succulent
Hi i'm from Northern Chiapas actually kinda deep in the Lacandona jungle,i'm glad that u like our state...and the little boy is talking bout the plant behind him,he said "this is a plant called siempre viva (always alive) and we used it for weddings an others celebrations.."
awesome video! i was chuckling when you were saying about the fresh green landscape " you are getting costa rica vibes, you are getting bali vibes" you should be hired as spokeswoman of the chiapas tourism board
Wow, I never heard of this! And they had a vegan restaurant. The food looked so good, fresh, and authentic. I can't wait to get back to traveling, it's been too long! I love your journey.
Very Nice Beautiful Canyon the drink did you say Mice ? Lol The food looks delicious your very blessed to see different parts of the world it’s Beautiful 🤩
Love the Poncho I like the colors, Was that moly ? I don’t know if I’m saying it right? The chocolate looking sauce of so how was it ? I heard it was good
He was speaking fast ,but something about the plants being in the little house (? green house ) and the other one being called siempre viva (? evergreen ) and being used for first communion and something about fish and bread and not having a bath , only when it rains.
Hope to see apartments in San Cristobal and after you have been there a while maybe a cost of living video ? The big con to many people about San Cris are the constant begging and people selling trinkets....one youtuber said it was every 52 seconds when he had a meal and coffee at a restaurant. Thx !
Welcome!! quieres comer en "mercados"? vamos!! te invito a los pequeños lugares que no son muy conocidos pero son sensacionales en mi estado!!! Soy periodista de gastronomía y te encantará todo!!
Never been to Chiapas yet but will eventually. Dear, you have been to enough places in Mexico to know that Playa del Carmen is not Mexico. Anywhere is more authentic.
Have u ever heard of Chiapas ?? Can u believe how beautiful it is 🤩 I’ll be going a road trip around mexico so can’t wait to show u 🔥😛
I love your panco and the colors! 😍
I like the outfit. ☺️
Hola morenita where you came front ?? What city
The little boy was talking pretty fast but I believe he was explaining some of the plants around him, he was like a cute little tour guide haha 😆
He was talking about the medicinal uses of the plants, but he was difficult to understand. I think it’s because sometimes indigenous people still speak their native language and Spanish is their second language, so your Spanish has to be really good to make sense of what they are saying if they don’t pronounce the words clearly or correctly. He is so cute thought!
@@vitruvian4114 Right, thank you for going into more detail because I had no time I just summarized. 👍
Right! The indigenous have an accent when they speak Spanish. If you live or visit Mexico frequently and especially if you have family there, you will recognize the accent quickly. My aunt sang an old song, called "Borachita me voy," it's sung with an indigenous accent, she sang it beautifully.
Energii , your skin and your personality is radiant.
thank u!!
Just got back to LA from my trip to Chiapas it was absolutely amazing! Something out of a dream ❤️💚🇲🇽
Thank you for taking us on this tour! I've developed an interest in Chiapas.😍
yay! ur welcome!
The little boys voice was so sweet.. Te Amo Mexico
Hello from Tabasco, great video and great message. Beautiful scenery, have never been to Chiflón even if I heard of it many times. Be sure to go to Palenque as well and Cocona caves.
You remind me of that Mos Def song called Umi Say. 'Shine your light on the world to see.'
I love the poncho!!!! 😊😊
Thank you for these videos of Chiapas!!! Thank you for sharing the indigenous culture!!!
Your sweater is absolutely amazing! Purple is my favorite color!
Your videos always leave feeling like I just had a little vacation. yay! Oh and I love love love plantains! There was a Cuban restaurant in West LA that I used to eat at all the time. Ahhh good times☺️
Loving your content girl 😍
Thank you for showing and sharing the indigenous culture in Chiapas. I found Chiapas absolutely fascinating: raw, authentic and magical. I also love the Yucatan though and it also has plenty of Mayan culture, you just have to look for it a bit more. Look forward to your next video, Energi! xx
Those pastel colours on you were beautiful! Really enjoyed this video, it’s great to be gradually learning about all the diversity & history of Mexico, I can’t wait to visit. Ps, fried plantain is pretty popular here in the UK, it’s so easy to make too, however we do have some upmarket restaurants that charge around £4-7 just for a few slices🤦🏽♀️. But to buy 1 whole plantain here is around just £1.
Forested Chiapas is the site of some of the region's most spectacular Mayan ruins-at Bonampak, where intricate murals are preserved, and at Palenque, which is located in a national park.
Hi! I'm from Indonesia and yes we do have many different versions of fried platain. But the most common one is covered in flour batter. BTW, love your videos and thank you for introducing me to the beautiful Chiapas. I hope I can go there one day..
The indigenous clothes suits you fabulously. Mexico is more beautiful than i though. You brought out a awesome perception on Mexico than what is portraits by American media.
🎉 cheers Good Energi!
American media is nothing but PROPAGANDA!!! Don't believe a thing on western media..lies and more LIES!!!
This definitely makes me want to visit Chiapas. It's giving Costa Rica vibes.
yesss costa rica vibes totally
this video.. no words.. just thank you.
Awesome video! We were just in Chiapas, amazing and underrated place! We were going to stay a week and ended up staying over 3 weeks and already can't wait to get back. Love how you gave so much information on the indigenous village! Looking forward to more videos! :D
Your videos helps me see different places and learn new cultures. Thank you!
I’ve been on a Good Energi wave lately 🔥🔥 so many great vlogs being recommended on my home page
Platanos where I'm from we buy them 5 or 6 for a dollar most times.. we eat them green (tostones) or yellow/brown (maduros) and they are delicious both ways. Glad you're enjoying them
Thanks for sharing your adventure ❤.
Chiapas it's beautiful
We have a place called Jamaica House that sells fried plantains and their soooo good. I live in Richmond, Virginia, USA 🇺🇸
That pancho is soo beautiful!! Nice find 🙌🏼
thank u!! yeah i was like i HAVE to buy this!
Hes talking about the flowers and what to expect and how you can use these in special occasions
i have that SAME hoodie!!! i bought it in mexico a couple months ago (: 💗
I love your energy!!!!!
I visited Chiapas, almost all around Chiapas..las nuves, agua azul, San Cristobal, San Juan Chamula, San Cristobal de las casas, the jungle, you named and I was there, it was the most amazing place of mexico 🇲🇽 I loved Chiapas and want to return again...
that’s so awesome! so much to see here!
What's the temperature there? Looks to be a little cooler. Beautiful hand-made fabrics.
Coollddd like 55 degrees 🤩
I am energy and am loving the content . Thanks @ Energizer👍
The color fits you perfect 👍🏿
thank you!!
I think the boy says:
Para nosotros el río le decimos "niar" (creo que está dicho en lengua que hablan en ese pueblo)
Casi todos los hombres y las flores se riegan con ésta agua
Éste sirve para regar todas las flores
Acá adentro hay pecesitos pero no se ven
Ellos salen cuando le metemos migajas de pan y maíz
Ésta flor se llama "siempre viva"
Sirve para los arreglos de bodas, Bautizos y primera comunión.
Algunos la conocen como la suculenta.
For us we call the river "niar" (I think it is said in the language spoken in that town)
Almost all men and flowers are watered with this water
This water is used to water all the flowers
There are little fish in here but they can't be seen
They come out when we put crums of bread and corn in it.
This flower is called "always alive"
It is used for wedding arrangements, baptisms and first communion.
Some know her as the succulent
Thank u for the translation 💛
Have you ever been to Costa Rica 🇨🇷 Mexico is giving me Costa Rica vibes maybe because of the trees
yes i have been! and chiapas def reminds me of costa rica!
Can you guys tell i have invisilign? 😂 i feel like i Can see it so much lol
Nope i cant tell
I just noticed ur gap looked closed lol
Yes, Gap closed Gap opened:) at the end
not at all
yes we do and I live in San Juan Texas. I even make tortillas from platano macho.
I love San Juan Texas.
Yay a video I miss you 😢😘
lol i knoowww
That little boy was so cute wasn’t sure what he was saying but totally cute 🥰
so precious!
Hi i'm from Northern Chiapas actually kinda deep in the Lacandona jungle,i'm glad that u like our state...and the little boy is talking bout the plant behind him,he said "this is a plant called siempre viva (always alive) and we used it for weddings an others celebrations.."
How exciting. It's really beautiful there. I wish I was there eating that food with you. lol
yup so pretty!
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It's very beautiful
Seriously 😭😭
That food looks good
awesome video! i was chuckling when you were saying about the fresh green landscape " you are getting costa rica vibes, you are getting bali vibes" you should be hired as spokeswoman of the chiapas tourism board
lol 😂😂 seriously its so pretty! youll be getting thailand vibes in the next video 😉
Chiapas is definitely the most interesting place I've visited. Chamula is a super cool but also shady place.
Totally agree! i prefer zinacantan
Wow, I never heard of this! And they had a vegan restaurant. The food looked so good, fresh, and authentic. I can't wait to get back to traveling, it's been too long! I love your journey.
Enjoying your videos. Keep up the good work. Do you edit them yourself? 😊
Yes i do :)
The sweater is so freaking cute.
yess i love the colors!
@@goodenergi Me too.
I make Fried Plantains every week my family loves them
cook for me 😭😭
Beautiful!
Very nice, I enjoyed watching 👍🏾
Thank u 😅
nice that you show culture
Beautiful thank you
I don’t know if you are aware of it, but when you speak Spanish your voice sounds sweeter
Spanish is so soft it comes from the heart and sounds like it.
Very Nice Beautiful Canyon the drink did you say Mice ? Lol The food looks delicious your very blessed to see different parts of the world it’s Beautiful 🤩
lol no i said maiz.. which sounds like mice 😂😂 and thank u!!
@@goodenergi lol 👌🏾
Absolutely beautiful! 😍
You and Chiapas!
Which airport did you fly in from? CDMX?
I love your sweater! I got the same one in the Riviera Maya for $25 USD.
yeah everything is so much more expensive there🤭
Love the Poncho I like the colors, Was that moly ? I don’t know if I’m saying it right? The chocolate looking sauce of so how was it ? I heard it was good
Love your videos. The clothing is amazing, do you plan o make Mexico home? You seem very comfortable there.
thank u! and no i don’t :)
I have been in Chiapas . You must go to Palenque
goingggg
Beautiful wow!!!🤓👀😱👍🏽⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️🙏🏽
yessss
He was speaking fast ,but something about the plants being in the little house (? green house ) and the other one being called siempre viva (? evergreen ) and being used for first communion and something about fish and bread and not having a bath , only when it rains.
Niña hermosa tu personalidad! Brilla como la luna,
I 💕 the food 🥘
I really like their clothes
8:31 that pretty savage how you took those 5 souls....
Hehe
great video
Hope to see apartments in San Cristobal and after you have been there a while maybe a cost of living video ?
The big con to many people about San Cris are the constant begging and people selling trinkets....one youtuber said it was every 52 seconds when he had a meal and coffee at a restaurant. Thx !
yeah the begging is annoying! but i wouldn’t say it’s that often 😂 if you’re at a restaurant in a touristy area it’ll be more constant!
Do you have a link to the tour company you used?
Nucutravel.com ✨
Hola ‼️
Hi do you have a link for the source of that poncho ? cheers
Amazing. 🥰
seriously!
Hi energy 🙋🏾♀️ haven’t seen you post in a while how are you?
hi beautiful! im going thru a lot of changes but glad to be back! how are u?
@@goodenergi I’m good thanks! Well I hope everything turns out well. Will be waiting for you😘
Hi Energi! Love your tours. 💜
The poncho you said you paid 100 pesos is actually $5.00 u.s.d.
yes i mispoke 😅
@@goodenergi I really enjoy your personality and of course the videos. I'm mexican but currently in Costa Rica. God bless you.
May God bless you
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You tuber Miles and Coffe lives in Comitan, Chiapas.
Where do you find your tours?
this one is from Nucu travels
Welcome!! quieres comer en "mercados"? vamos!! te invito a los pequeños lugares que no son muy conocidos pero son sensacionales en mi estado!!! Soy periodista de gastronomía y te encantará todo!!
lol donde debo ir???
@@goodenergi YO TE INVITO EN TUXTLA.
Hii !!
Hi love ✨ so early!
Never been to Chiapas yet but will eventually. Dear, you have been to enough places in Mexico to know that Playa del Carmen is not Mexico. Anywhere is more authentic.
playa del carmen is mexico but just a different vibe 😅 but yeah definitely head to chiapas one day ✨
@@goodenergi USA vibe.
Today the twenty first was a weather disaster in Chiapas....report on it please....
No contestas cuando te preguntan o te comentan algo en español ❓
Hi, i miss you, you are a pretty girl
Your sweater is absolutely amazing! Purple is my favorite color!
Oh thank you!!!!