What Do Mexicans Think Of Hernan Cortez? (#3)

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  • Опубликовано: 15 дек 2024

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  • @SabbaticalTommy
    @SabbaticalTommy  4 года назад +20

    What do YOU think of Cortez?

    • @Sean-bz8ri
      @Sean-bz8ri 3 года назад +51

      He's too vilified. People often over look the fact that he stopped the practice of human sacrifice and cannibalism among the natives.

    • @jesse3912
      @jesse3912 3 года назад +11

      Awful person but that was how everyone was in those times

    • @malalalalala2985
      @malalalalala2985 3 года назад +4

      @@jesse3912 no everyone was not. you think Montezuma's daughter was as bad as Cortez? Dumbest comment I've ever read

    • @fubarjenkins7438
      @fubarjenkins7438 3 года назад +8

      From Ive heard i like him, I like him.

    • @NativeTexMexican
      @NativeTexMexican 3 года назад +39

      I dont like that my grandparents weren't allowed to speak their native language. I dont like that their grandparents were treated like they were less than human. And I don't like that we were seen as savages in need of civilization. We had a thriving, complex, and beautiful civilization.
      So... No. I don't like Cortez or what the Spanish did to my ancestors.
      I guess it was worth betraying the Mexica to roll over for the europeans... For what?! To speak their language and follow their religion?
      I constantly wonder what this continent could have became if left to our own devices.
      & to think our civilization was incapable of progress without european colonization is ignorant and racist.

  • @devoidbmx1
    @devoidbmx1 2 года назад +32

    The book “Conquistador” by Buddy Levy is the most enthralling account of Cortez’ conquest of Mexico for those nerds who wish to deep dive into this subject. The entire story is shocking and riveting.

  • @pauld205
    @pauld205 3 года назад +43

    I love how knowledgeable and practical their opinions are regarding Cortez. Bittersweet that you will never see them again, but that's the deal with foriegn travel.

  • @williampatrickfurey
    @williampatrickfurey 2 года назад +12

    7:55 i love that people just sitting around enjoying the day are so intelligent, thank you for the faith in learning the truth and in the good in some people

  • @hermanjosephmutunzi8636
    @hermanjosephmutunzi8636 3 года назад +23

    The attachment of the historical aspect to your coverage fascinates me as it brings out the uniqueness in your work.

  • @mrmr7144
    @mrmr7144 3 года назад +44

    My family is from the state of Jalisco. Not a lot of us would have been born since he was the catalyst to the mestizaje prevalent in this state. The Spanish conquered but mixed with the american indian cultures. While their northern European counterparts conquered, and exterminated.

    • @malalalalala2985
      @malalalalala2985 3 года назад +7

      No, more of you would have been born. Most mestizaje is just cultural anyway. But less death in the conquest = more people. So more would exist

    • @chibiromano5631
      @chibiromano5631 3 года назад +4

      Actually up until 1910 80% of the Mexican population still spoke indigenious langauges. Gustavo Madero did a census 4 times in the 1900s and confirmed this fact. Majority of the Iberian Mexicans actually descend from the 1940s migration wave after the Franco Civil War ; Basque, Judios, Gitanos came to Mexico.
      That's why you hear more CALO in Mexican Spanish than Castillian. You hear Castillian in Puerto Rican and Cuban Spanish but Mexican Spanish is very Nahuatl and Latin(italian) with some Calo. Mestizajes were rare, they occured in the 1600s but in the 1700s they declined in popularity. Mestizajes were only found in cities like Monterrey, Jalisco and Mexico City but Oaxaca, Toluca, Sonora, Yucatan - 85% of the country was still very homogenous. I mean the English were in Hong Kong and India and mixed just as much as Iberians with Mexicans but the Catonese and HIndi population don't have a mestizaje chapter. Same with French in Africa and Vietnam. Again, majority of the Iberian Mexicans like Vicente Fox and Gael Garcia Bernal can trace their iberian heritage to the 1940s.
      The Mestizaje myth was invented by the Diaz Ordaz government in the 60s during the Tlatlelco massacre and Olympics. Many of them were affiliated with right wings. Also, the reason why Mexico speaks Spanish today is because of Lazarao Cardenas when he made public education mandatory. You actually see this happen in a lot of countries. Many countries like UK, Germany, Japan, China and Russia had dialects and spoke different langauges. They standardized their langauges in early 1900s and many regional dialects were lost ; ie Hoch Doch, Swabian, Basque, Mansi, Welsch. Many people today think they were just accents but they were actually full on langauges, Mexico was also apart of this. Mexico elected Spanish because after the Franco war it received many scientest and engineers and industrial workers from Catalonia and Basque and there were no Engineering books written in Nahautl. Grupo Televisa inveted this whole mestizo myth too . A lot of the movies and commercials are very white , but it gets strenghten in the 80s . But if you ever travel to Mexico City and ride the metro, we see that that whole myth is so FOS. Mexico is still 80% native dude.
      DNA tests have confirmed this too.

    • @janglestick
      @janglestick 3 года назад +3

      @@malalalalala2985 birthrate overwhelms nominal deaths within two generations

    • @chibiromano5631
      @chibiromano5631 3 года назад

      @@RobZavAguilera23 Central region makes up 60% of national population. All the Americans you see in US are from the North- Nortenos. They are the ones that look like the guy in tapaito sauce. but even then they make up like 20% of population.
      Yucatan and South is 10%.
      I don't see how i'm wrong ..

    • @chibiromano5631
      @chibiromano5631 3 года назад

      @@RobZavAguilera23 Most Mexicans in the US are from #1. Zacatecas #2. Michocan #3. Chiuaua #4. Sinaloa #5. Durango. They don't make up majority of Mexican population. It's rare to find a Mexican in the US from Mexico City, Toluca, Morelos , Puebla..etc.
      And they are the majority population. Maybe some are in Chicago and parts of NYC but they are ultra rare in LA,IL and TX.
      If you meet a Mexican in the US, 75% chance they are from Zacatecas are Michocan. As mentioned they have a small population in Mexico.
      Its would be ilke for example, being an expat American in Canada , and only running into Appalachians and people from Wisconsin . then the Canadians think that all Americans are like Appalachians when Appalachia is such a minority population. When the majority American population is located in California and NY and TX. In living in the US you would know that CA and NY culture is very different from Southern culture. Same with Norteno states and Central.
      So as mentioned, Majority of Mexican population is in central states ;
      Meico State, DF, Puebla, Oaxaca.
      Jalisco, Michocan and Durango are the same cultural region of SE. but they culturally similar to Norteno culture.
      Think Texas, texas has its own culture but is very similar to southern dixie culture.
      Then in Yucatan, Chiapas those are basically central america a totally different regions. Think Hawai and Alaska.

  • @jorgeantonioberndt5779
    @jorgeantonioberndt5779 3 года назад +15

    Mate, that's one of the best videos in RUclips. Thank you for this material! I hope to see this channel growing a lot!!!

  • @HonorarySaiyan
    @HonorarySaiyan 3 года назад +39

    "The people were in peace here."
    Well, I'm sure all the sacrificed men, women and children who got their hearts ripped out would object.

    • @fighter500mx3
      @fighter500mx3 3 года назад +7

      You know that the ones that are the winners of the story always end up manipulating the history.

    • @user-yt3xd2jl6d
      @user-yt3xd2jl6d 3 года назад +19

      @@fighter500mx3 The evidence and the analysis demonstrated the terrible truth of the Mexicas and other peoples, it is not a story, it is evidence of skeletons with modern and current analyzes.

    • @user-yt3xd2jl6d
      @user-yt3xd2jl6d 3 года назад +8

      @@fighter500mx3 The arrival of the Europeans created a trauma in the peoples but as the first one said in the video, I remove the blindfold and teach us that human sacrifices are wrong.

    • @giantorres3352
      @giantorres3352 3 года назад +1

      @@fighter500mx3 The Aztecs themselves are the ones who made drawings of sacrifices and archaeological records show the Aztecs were more efficient murderers than the Nazis.

    • @fighter500mx3
      @fighter500mx3 3 года назад +2

      @@giantorres3352 Probably the ones that were sacrificed are the ones that wanted voluntarily who knows they probably weren’t that bad like the Spanish described them, besides the spaniards ordered some indigenous to manipulate their original gods into drawing huizilipotle into a horrific way describing him into something very evil same they did to the virgin mary the indigenous people had their original Virgin mary her name was Tonantzin but was manipulated into the Virgin mary. like i said the ones that win a war are the ones that manipulate the history of that place.

  • @tofoletdecastalia2253
    @tofoletdecastalia2253 3 года назад +36

    Suggestion for your next topic, What do Native American think about you, white Anglosaxon land pioners? Spaniards (best Castilians) mixed their culture and their blood with Mesoamerican Native population. The most part of the Cortes army were tlaxcaltecas and texcocanos that hated Moctezuma and Mexicas. Just a bit of History.

    • @bangun172
      @bangun172 3 года назад +2

      yes that is so important,they didnt teach any of truth in canadian school

    • @Calmzat
      @Calmzat 2 года назад +3

      Yes and they also brutalized and exploited the rest of the mesoamericans shortly after often much worse than the Aztecs did.

    • @tofoletdecastalia2253
      @tofoletdecastalia2253 2 года назад +4

      @@Calmzat It's not true. Please read: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laws_of_the_Indies And about the Valladolid Debate.

    • @Pwn3540
      @Pwn3540 2 года назад

      @@Ahmed-ob6ec that’s the stupidest thing I’ve heard. All Latin American countries are more mixed than the Philippines.

    • @cash_rey9760
      @cash_rey9760 2 года назад

      @@Ahmed-ob6ec 68% of Mexico are mixed

  • @Jose-xf7kq
    @Jose-xf7kq 3 года назад +59

    Lady: Don't drink beer when you go.
    Sabbatical: Sure I'll have a beer

    • @SabbaticalTommy
      @SabbaticalTommy  3 года назад +23

      The only correct response

    • @brat1324
      @brat1324 3 года назад +3

      😂😂
      They pickpocketing in Rwanda.
      Sabbatical: challenge accepted 💪😂

    • @krimshaw3815
      @krimshaw3815 3 года назад

      I think it's safe to say Americans can function well on alcohol. Thats been my experience at least.

    • @williampatrickfurey
      @williampatrickfurey 2 года назад +1

      @@SabbaticalTommy to that particular man, it sure was. Also i noticed further into your conversation with others that he was truly respected, not falsely respected out of fear.

  • @deceitdeceitdeceit
    @deceitdeceitdeceit 3 года назад +10

    the music from that church sounded absolutely amazing

  • @tonykelly1363
    @tonykelly1363 3 года назад +24

    13:14 don't loose your argentine accent pal, keep it proudly as a trademark. Girls around the world love it!

    • @SabbaticalTommy
      @SabbaticalTommy  3 года назад +16

      Lo guardaré para siempre, boludo

    • @tonykelly1363
      @tonykelly1363 3 года назад +2

      @@SabbaticalTommy maestro!!!

    • @cesarcorona1353
      @cesarcorona1353 3 года назад +1

      Nah bro!! If anything with all the respect to you, Te escuchas algo lento 🧐 con el asentado argentino y no se te entiende muy bien

  • @krimshaw3815
    @krimshaw3815 3 года назад +14

    if you went to school in the 70's- 80's history it was a bit more than what you learned. Another sore spot in american history of the dimming down of our children's education.

  • @TheSpookyDuke
    @TheSpookyDuke 3 года назад +5

    Excellent channel. Kudos from Europe!

  • @amankumar-zx1eo
    @amankumar-zx1eo 3 года назад +7

    wow man,thats what i want from the trvel vlogs.interaction with the locals

  • @psychochun
    @psychochun 3 года назад +1

    At 12:25 the song Don't You Want Me was heard in background. Yes Tommy, we all want you.

  • @TONEScott
    @TONEScott 3 года назад +20

    "He's the husband of my aunt, which makes him my uncle, although he's not directly related.... something that happens only here in Mexico" .........WTF? Ummmmm, I thought happens everywhere in the world LOL

    • @ivanzogbi
      @ivanzogbi 3 года назад +5

      Creo que se refiere a que un familiar político se lo trata como a un familiar de sangre -un hermano, un padre-.

    • @luisa.acevedo3326
      @luisa.acevedo3326 6 месяцев назад

      Family In-law = familiar politico, hispanics take it really serious.

  • @paticusmaximus12
    @paticusmaximus12 3 года назад +16

    It would be fun to role play 'What if the Aztecs invaded Europe?'

    • @pyrrhusofepirus8491
      @pyrrhusofepirus8491 3 года назад +12

      They would be utterly crushed

    • @20ftPythonInHiding
      @20ftPythonInHiding 3 года назад

      lol that invasion would had lasted 10 seconds

    • @deisjj7285
      @deisjj7285 2 года назад

      @@pyrrhusofepirus8491 why if I may ask?

    • @pyrrhusofepirus8491
      @pyrrhusofepirus8491 2 года назад +1

      @@deisjj7285 they were technologically inferior in every way, they have organisation and numbers, but every European army at this point was an organised army, with guns and horses.

    • @deisjj7285
      @deisjj7285 2 года назад

      @@pyrrhusofepirus8491 not in every way but the Europeans still were advanced due to many more cultures and civilizations plus also Asia introduced the gunpowder to the Europeans.

  • @onemanshop1670
    @onemanshop1670 3 года назад +7

    Hola Tomas. Cool video. Me gustaria saver en que otra plataforma te puedo seguir.
    Yo tambien al igual que tu estoy aprendiendo nahuatl.

    • @SabbaticalTommy
      @SabbaticalTommy  3 года назад +3

      Piyali! Por ahora sólo Instagram, pero tambien hice este canal en español si querés seguir los videos así: ruclips.net/channel/UC-R98P6gu726PO6987gf2Cw
      Suerte con tus estudios!

  • @tdanoticias3315
    @tdanoticias3315 3 года назад +4

    What do you think about hernan chickenpox

  • @MarkMcAllister-ni9sf
    @MarkMcAllister-ni9sf 7 месяцев назад

    I really respect the nuanced answers given to this question.

  • @Kden21
    @Kden21 2 года назад +2

    I really have to ask, what song is the quoir in the church singing? It sounds really familiar but I can't remember where its from, almost deja vu. I'd definitely like to listen to the full song, it's got this weirdly nostalgic feel to it especially with the children's voices echoing through the church.

  • @blessingcortez9335
    @blessingcortez9335 2 года назад +2

    I am a cortez and only recently my grandfather told me to look up on the history of our last name

    • @mokhan8832
      @mokhan8832 2 года назад

      Could natives who were enslaved to The Spaniard also be called the title Cortez? Just asking because AOC looks like she has higher native features and just a random thought lol

  • @kushalsv
    @kushalsv 2 года назад +2

    does anyone know what they were singing in the church? I'm in love!

  • @TheKrazykwasi
    @TheKrazykwasi 3 года назад +10

    When the guy said “cheers to your first and last time here” right before Tommy had a sip of the beer he probably had a flashback to the lady the day before, haha. He was like “uhhh wwahhh?”

  • @aaronvannatta9329
    @aaronvannatta9329 2 года назад +5

    Interesting, i think you could draw conclusions from this that explain some of the cultural strife between Mexico and the US. Mexicans don't identify with Americans as being of European descent. I'd like to hear more on what they think of the cultural traditions that Cortez brought that are still alive in Mexico today.

  • @hinthegroove9740
    @hinthegroove9740 Год назад

    I go start watching other vlogs and always come back to these, at this rate I’ll run out of episodes real fast.

  • @brat1324
    @brat1324 3 года назад +5

    I like the old man with the hat.

  • @ivanzogbi
    @ivanzogbi 3 года назад +1

    Estoy fascinado con el canal jajaja

  • @jking9904
    @jking9904 3 года назад +19

    He's one of the most complex figures in history if we're being real about it

  • @janglestick
    @janglestick 3 года назад +3

    this is ... probably your most interesting video, and I can't read the white-on-light background subtitles ! There are subtitles that have a tiny border, so you can read them regardless of the background. but my eyes, ya know ... they aren't exactly nexus 6

  • @viniciosantos
    @viniciosantos 2 года назад

    Another great video!

  • @thecashman1020
    @thecashman1020 10 месяцев назад

    What part of mexico?

  • @bangun172
    @bangun172 3 года назад +5

    amazing that mexico would buy from china when they could easily manufacture the same but better quality i bet

    • @wiv2631
      @wiv2631 2 года назад +3

      The products Mexico manufactures are generally good quality in my estimation.

  • @UntangledKnots
    @UntangledKnots 3 года назад +2

    That’s an awesome song they are singing. It doesn’t sound like church music at all.

    • @Pwn3540
      @Pwn3540 2 года назад

      Different churches have different music styles.

    • @moneyallspent7117
      @moneyallspent7117 2 года назад +3

      If you ever go to a Catholic Spanish Mass, this is how the music sounds. It’s a style. Very different from the English masses, but both are just as nice. (I’m Mexican and Catholic.)
      Oh and some Mexican choirs even have electric guitars, keyboards and drums. The music sounds more like ranchero music. Very cool to hear too. I’ve listened to some really good choirs in the Chicagoland area.

    • @entheonica
      @entheonica Год назад

      I'm mexican and Catholic and every sunday in church you can see guitars and chorus playing for God ❤

    • @musical_lolu4811
      @musical_lolu4811 Год назад

      What is church music exactly?

  • @AumoniSkytree
    @AumoniSkytree Год назад

    What happened to the punch buggy

  • @BaddieLuvsBaddies
    @BaddieLuvsBaddies 3 года назад +5

    Why would a people be biased of a person that looted, killed, raped and took their land from them why would you think they would be biased?

  • @radioactivepower600nanaspersec
    @radioactivepower600nanaspersec 3 года назад +2

    Che, dónde aprendiste español?
    Porque ésta es la primera vez que te escucho hablarlo y me llamó la atención que tu acento no sea español como la mayoría de personas que lo aprenden

  • @Domspun
    @Domspun Год назад

    I watched all your videos and it was one of my favourite. Feels more natural, maybe because you were less experienced.

  • @arevnazore9964
    @arevnazore9964 2 года назад

    What’s the wonderful song from a church?? It touched me deeply.

  • @justinflor
    @justinflor 6 месяцев назад +1

    I wonder why people assume Europeans just came and conquered by themselves and all the natives were peaceful and innocent
    In reality there were various warring factions all the time. Cortez had tons of Native allies because many natives actually hated the Aztecs. Aztecs were brutal rulers that wanted human sacrifices sent to them constantly
    It wasn’t natives v Spanish. It was Aztec v non-Aztec and Spanish
    The natives didn’t see themselves as one large group of people but various tribes. So the Spanish were just another group on the land that were useful in overthrowing their oppressors

  • @27ephesus
    @27ephesus 2 года назад

    GREAT VIDEO

  • @coletrain6545
    @coletrain6545 2 года назад +1

    The fall of Mexican tribes as well as the American tribes is very similar. "Why would we fight them when they're already fighting each other" and this strategy work well for the spanish as we can now see. Find out who top dog is and who their enemies are, get all their enemies together and attack them, found out the next top dog and get their enemies together...see the trend? Proxy wars at its finest and by the end they had no idea they were and would be genocided until too little, too late

    • @aaronvannatta9329
      @aaronvannatta9329 2 года назад +2

      You could say history is repeating itself within the US today.

  • @midzyjerm8133
    @midzyjerm8133 3 года назад

    Can anyone figure out the song being sang in the church for the opening scene?

  • @igorjee
    @igorjee 2 года назад

    Syphilis, smallpox, and the flu did the real job. When Cortez came back in 1521, almost all the Aztecs were sick or dying.

    • @alancitocommunica1060
      @alancitocommunica1060 Год назад

      But he still rallied tribes and did the real job himself!!! He defeated the tlaxcaltecas and the aztecas, the toltecas

  • @jacoboarca8516
    @jacoboarca8516 3 года назад +6

    Por qué no preguntas, que piensan de Stanford, esclavista inglés, que recibe el nombre de una universidad en tu país? Por ejemplo...

  • @1rider3bluee31
    @1rider3bluee31 2 года назад +1

    Changed the history of mexico ? He made the history he is the history

    • @Raw_Media77
      @Raw_Media77 Год назад

      Now your getting to high on the spanish...

  • @brunocodagnone7523
    @brunocodagnone7523 3 года назад +15

    Hi! First of all I appreciate your work in this channel visiting different countries and knowing other cultures, is very interesting. Seeing this video and the opinions of this persons, I see that some of the mexicans still belive the "Black Legend" promoted by the British empire in that age to dicredit the Spanish empire because of the colonial competition. Actually the big number of deaths in America was because of the flu that the spaniards brought to America, but they brought it unconsciously, and the thought that a lot of latin americans have about the conquer being spaniards vs indigenous villages united as one village is wrong, because Hernan Cortés could defeat the aztecs thanks to the support of the other indegenous people, because is important to know that America before the arrival of the europeans was divided in hundreds of indegenous tribes and empires battling each other to have more territories, so the conquer isn't as evil as a lot of latin americans think. Also a lot of latino americans say that spaniards killed their ancestors, which is not correct at all, because of the mixture between indigenous and spaniards, so their ancestors are both, spaniards and indigenous, not only indigenous. And Spain also made protection laws for the indigenous, making them the first european state to legalize the interracial marriage and giving protection and education to the indigenous people, a famous example is what Fray Junípero Serra did in California. I only wanted to clarify this, sorry by my bad english. Great video man, your channel is very cool, keep doing what you do!!!

    • @MentalPistol
      @MentalPistol 2 года назад +3

      Sounds like you want to make yourself feel better about it really.

    • @Calmzat
      @Calmzat 2 года назад

      This is whitewashing at its finest. I knew the British tried to rationalize their empire but my god it appears the Spanish are even more delusional. If the Spanish were so good to the mesoamericans & Latinos why isn’t their something to the equivalent of the commonwealth between Spain and it’s former territories?

    • @ocelotl4655
      @ocelotl4655 2 года назад +2

      You know how many treaties and promises you europeans made but never followed through, both mine and your ancestor’s fought for our lands against our own yours in europe and mine in the Americas but yours were called heroes and mine were called savages. Don’t speak on something you don’t understand.

    • @brunocodagnone7523
      @brunocodagnone7523 2 года назад +2

      @@Calmzat because the spaniards gave them the total independence..., you think is bettet to have a Commonwealth? USA isn't part of it for example, and it was a colony of England, the USA wanted total independence, just like the Latin american countries. But I'm talking about social politics that spaniards have done, and that were manipulated by England. The other elements like economy, are different topics of what I am talking about.

    • @brunocodagnone7523
      @brunocodagnone7523 2 года назад +1

      @@ocelotl4655 I'm not talking about that, of course Spain has done bad things, the slavery for example was legal, just like other empires, and that some indigenous civilizations had a lot of revolutionary scientific inventions and dicoveries. That's not what I am talking about, what I said is that the Spanish empire wasn't so evil as the Black Legend says.

  • @enriqueruizmoreno4216
    @enriqueruizmoreno4216 Год назад +2

    Cuanta ignorancia de la gente mejicana que expone sus opiniones en este video, hablan de los españoles que llegaron allí cómo "ellos", cuando tendrían que decir "nosotros" ya que los que fueron para esos lares son sus antepasados, pero claro no quieren entender tal hecho ya que supondría una total frustración debido a que el argumento indigenista que se les ha inculcado en los últimos tiempos se les haría añicos.

    • @aeronautisch
      @aeronautisch Год назад

      Eso podría resumirse como disonancia cognitiva.

  • @shailanpatel1742
    @shailanpatel1742 2 года назад +1

    It would be helpful when tourists visits this places to know how much thing cost !!!!

  • @wendyHew
    @wendyHew Год назад

    Its a hard question to answer as many Mexicans have both indigenous and Spanish ancestry. It is the same with African Americans, although some of their ancestors were wronged through slavery 98% of them have European dna, meaning they are more likely related to a slave owner than the average European as the majority of Europeans at the time were poor.

    • @jeffreyrodrigoecheverria2613
      @jeffreyrodrigoecheverria2613 Год назад

      Let’s cut the crap, it was just England and not the rest of Europe. Spain brought Jesus Christ message of salvation of the human special while England brought satanic worship via Freemasonry

  • @TheBennie102103
    @TheBennie102103 Год назад

    He came dancing across the water . . Cortez, Cortez . . what a killer.

  • @cheungjacky6671
    @cheungjacky6671 4 года назад +2

    Good👍👍👍

  • @DallasTexas8888
    @DallasTexas8888 3 года назад +2

    Where did your learn your spanish it is very good for a gringo.

    • @marnegro8079
      @marnegro8079 3 года назад +3

      Argentina

    • @gaston9008
      @gaston9008 2 года назад +1

      aprende tu nativa lengua de sacrificio humano mestizo. el español es el idioma del hombre blanco

  • @mariopeloful901
    @mariopeloful901 3 года назад +2

    Cortez? It's Cortes bro.

  • @knightofrose115
    @knightofrose115 9 месяцев назад +1

    Cortez THE HERO! Brought Christianity and destroyed the evil heathens with the help of other native tribes

  • @-FALKOR
    @-FALKOR 2 месяца назад +1

    🇺🇸🇺🇦❤‬‬🤍‬‬💙‬‬‬‬💛🌹‬‬🇮🇱‬‬🤍💙‬‬‬‬

  • @karib5585
    @karib5585 2 года назад

    I know a family whose last name is Cortez I wonder if they are related to Herman Cortez 🤔😅

  • @assassins4
    @assassins4 2 года назад +2

    Yeah......I'm still gonna root for Cortez. Land belongs to whoever can keep it. And frankly, its a good thing the Conquistadors came into this "civilization" and announced there would be no more human sacrifices.

    • @musical_lolu4811
      @musical_lolu4811 Год назад +1

      There's always pros and cons to everything

    • @cesarnavarro1318
      @cesarnavarro1318 10 месяцев назад +1

      😂😂😂well the Spaniards do a lot of sacrifices too

  • @jesterking1
    @jesterking1 3 года назад

    For better.

  • @amandashaw1977
    @amandashaw1977 2 года назад

    also smallpox etc

  • @diegoherrera1422
    @diegoherrera1422 2 года назад +1

    7 myths of Spanish conquest is a great book for y'all to read!!

  • @MrGalicia51
    @MrGalicia51 3 года назад

    You are very Lucky that México be not a country where narcos are important. So Lucky.

  • @sangsepurba
    @sangsepurba 2 года назад

    whatever they brings the facts is all colonization are worst, if they dont come local people will survive on its own terms....so any country should erased this figure out their text book.

  • @roblu2073
    @roblu2073 2 года назад +1

    IMO he is the father of modern day Mexico

  • @InhigoAlai
    @InhigoAlai 2 года назад +3

    Your only concern is not Mexico or the Mexicans: Your purpose is to create discord and hatred between Spain and the Spanish American nations.

    • @InhigoAlai
      @InhigoAlai 2 года назад +1

      @Halloween All Year Round WAW! An anglosaxon knowing something about Spanish politics! Respect!

  • @lindahernandez6360
    @lindahernandez6360 3 года назад +7

    Europeans very hypocrite !

  • @hekmathayajneh6489
    @hekmathayajneh6489 2 года назад

    yeah that's what Christianity is about 🤣 read the book and you will see

    • @joyk979
      @joyk979 Год назад

      Angry Muslim

  • @spacewelder6829
    @spacewelder6829 Год назад

    The way you talk to the people is rude. no maners

  • @heerarodriguez9563
    @heerarodriguez9563 Год назад +2

    Mis respetos para los conquistadores!

  • @moisepicardthegodofthefren5308
    @moisepicardthegodofthefren5308 3 года назад +3

    🇫🇷

    • @gaston9008
      @gaston9008 2 года назад

      🇪🇸&🇫🇷 brothers forever against the mestizo hoard. 💪🏻

  • @Gtasplayer
    @Gtasplayer 2 года назад +1

    Me llamo Tomas también. Me gusta Cortez porque el traía la cultura española a las americas. Mis ancestros fueron nobles mestizos.