Hey everyone! We're back to weekly episodes! 🤗And we're gonna do our best to stay weekly. Hope you liked the video. Tell me - which, in your opinion is the stereotype that was the most TRUE and one that was the most FALSE in this video?
I think the truest is the hot sauce, need it for everything, least false is the drug cartels because many of those drugs are made in the US and bought by those in the US, most of us get to work and don’t deal, but great video Marina!!! 🇲🇽
when i was fifteen a guy took serenata to my house just to ask me to go to the movies with him XD it was sooooo bad because i said no, poor guy! now when i look back i think i should have said yes ajaja but i got so mad he woke me up with music at 2 am.
Such a great video! I am from Romania and I grew up with Mexican telenovelas, I've watched Rebelde, Rubi, and Teresa (and many more) more times that I would like to admit haha. From my experience, Mexicans are super-friendly and warm, it's almost like they integrate you in their group instantly. They are also super fun and cheerful, nice to be around (although a bit dramatic indeed haha, but maybe that is just my Eastern European grumpiness kicking in). And the food is divine! I would love to visit Mexico someday. 🇲🇽
Hopefully you get your wish to visit someday and enjoy the food, the culture, it's people and places.😊 I'm curious since you mentioned you love Mexican telenovelas if you watch them dubbed or subtitled? Since I've heard people mention learning the language from watching telenovelas and since Spanish and Romanian are both romance languages and share many similarities.
@@esperanzaarce9563 Thank you for your lovely comment - te mando un abrazo! In Romania we use subtitles and don't dub movies and TV shows and you are very right, many girls from my millennial generation learned at least a bit of Spanish from telenovelas. What also helps is that Spanish is similar to Romanian, so easy to understand once you get more exposure to it (Even if you haven't studied Spanish in school). An added bonus, apart from watching all the drama unfold in Rubi! 😎 Nowadays I think Turkish soap operas are becoming more popular, but I love the Mexican classics haha!
@@catalinavrabie9819 Gracias, igualmente un abrazo hasta Rumanía🤗. That's so cool that so many people learn Spanish from watching telenovelas and that you love Rubi, which in my opinion is better than Teresa🤭. My absolute favorite is Corazon Salvaje(1993) if you haven't seen it I highly recommend it. Sadly, Mexican telenovelas aren't what they used to be and I'm currently watching Sefirin Kizi from Turkey but in Spanish since I can't find it subtitled☹️.
As a Native Arizonan and... (Gringo). I have known, worked with, love, adore, the Mexican Culture. Being Irish/Scots/German Catholic. I adore the warmth of large families and the fact that Mexican culture holds those aspects dear. Dios bendiga a México y a su pueblo!
I wonder why there is so much drugs smuggeled through Mexico though? It is almost like some huge adict lives nearby and drives the whole drug business...
I'm from Poland and I grew up watching Maria del barrio,Marimar and other telenovelas 😄 I got to love Mexican people and culture. Idk why but I find the culture similar to the Slavic one but with different attributes.
Could be , Mexicans are such a mix of culture that it’s more similar to many other ethnicities most people think. As a Mexican I’ll say we are similar in ways like you said to certain Slavic cultures, similar to Philippinos and Arabs too.
Dude, I married a Slovak and currently living in Slovakia and the similarities are astounding. At least that's the case with Northern Mexican culture. Every region in Mexico is different, so I don't know if I would compare it with for example the traditional way of life in Oaxaca (which by the way, Oaxaca is amazing).
My ex girlfriend is polish and we was very similar the only difference was the interaction with the family , you are more independent but we also have music that we only hear when you are drunk like disco polo
This video made me realise how much my people (Bulgarians) have in common with Mexicans. We also leave our country (in our case to Western Europe) to work hard so we can send money to our families back at home. I seriously need more Mexican friends in my life, they seem so nice and easy to talk to.
I have a Mexican friend and her boyfriend is from Bulgaria. I love hearing things about Bulgaria, it is interesting. he once prepared us Musaka. mmmm delicious
I can attest to the helpfulness of Mexicans. I am a US citizen who once ran out of gas on a freeway in San Diego, CA. I pulled over to the shoulder on a ramp and turned on my emergency lights. Lots of cars rushing by at high speed. Sure enough, a group of people stopped to try to help me. They were tourists from Mexico. I was surprised when this beautiful woman got out of the car and offered to help me in Spanish. I told her that I was waiting for a tow, but thanked her.
Awesome.. thank you for letting this be known, a lot of Americans think we are some type of monsters... Yes there are some wicked people in Mexico , but that does not define us as people. There is evil in every nation and of every color ... I can assure you that the most Mexicans have a kind and generous heart,. especially the most humble and low income ones ... For some reason the most humble people I've came across with in Mexico are the most generous..
@@grantlong6586 Typical stereotype reaction: she stopped because she wanted to assault you. Although it might happen, her reaction was because all those insurances are not compulsory in Latin America, so she didn't assume help was under way.
1. First plan on the new world order Georgia Guidestones is for 93% of all people to be disappeared. (That includes blacks, whites, Mexicans, Asians, Christians...and Democrats too.) 2. True width of Washington Monument is 666 inches wide on each of its 4 sides. 3. Former elite banker R-onald Ber-nard says most billionaires are Luciferians (Satanic). Jesus said, ”and you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”
@@fourthnattawat1fan Atheism = brainwashed = $30 trillion debt = atheist started Communism = Atheist Hitler jailed 2,650 priest = billionaire bought-off politicians = God said your nation will fail if it gives up on him = after atheism, corporation leaders make 400 times employee wage = healthcare & lawyers sucking huge $$ away from all people = open borders = our coming slavery to billionaire controlled dictators.
I'm an Arab and when we were young you used to watch Mexican series such as : Rakel , Rosalinda, Luceclarita , Rubi, Marichoey , Ezmeralda ...etc lovely memories 🙂
I’m Mexican and this is accurate, I like to imitate the drama of novelas, can’t live without hot sauce, cringe at drug jokes and believe in the man doing everything for his lady, well done Marina!! 🇲🇽 🇲🇽 🇲🇽
I'm a Hispanic man who sweeps, washes dishes, dries clothes, folds clothes, sets the table, and cleans shoes for my mom and the women in my life. My grandfather used to put my aunts & uncles to sleep, bathe them, dress them, and change their diapers in the more machista 1950s-1960s.
I am married to a Mexican and lived in Mexico City for 4 years. I've traveled all over the country and been to many small towns so remote they don't even speak Spanish. Mexico is the most beautiful and incredible civilization on earth, and it is so complex with regional distinctions. The food, culture, music, art, history, and warm people will capture your heart. I'm an American and I want to say most Americans love Mexico and its people, we are brothers in this continent, despite hatred you see in politics and racism. Te amo MX de los EEUU.
I agree it's so odd the more I learn about latin America cultures I've noticed that the rest of latin America is hater AF towards Mexicans. I've personally noticed this.
@@bluejlight8935 Well, that's mostly the latinos in the United States. They aren't really fond of mexicans because since we are right by the United States, Americans tend to think that we are the only latinos. It's like how people think all asians are chinese. Honestly, i don't like it either but it is what it is.
@@bluejlight8935 I heard that this hatred mostly comes from Central American Latinos (except Costa Ricans). The Latin Americans from South America don't have opinions towards Mexicans good or bad.
the "american dream" is really not a thing anymore, maybe it was for older generations but nowadays, it really isn't that popular, unless you're from North Mexico and want to work in the US, but still, I would say 50/50. Sadly, the machismo is still very prevalent, we're trying to change that tho.
My cousin just got pregnant and she’s planning to travel to USA a few weeks before the baby is due so she can give birth in america. Why? So the child can have more “opportunities”. I was like “that’s fuckin stupid.. you create the opportunities!! USA doesn’t guarantee THE DREAM coming into existence”. Yes, we are from Northern Mexico and, yes, some people still have that old school mentality. But I do think it’s changing.
@@v.m.m101 hopefully they get the president out of there. Es un pendejo con pensamientos comunistas. Y si se hace Mexico comunista, no me sorprendería si USA empezarán a querer matar el presidente. Afortunadamente los EEUU no les gusta el comunismo, y a mi tampoco
I was surprised when they said that. No, it's not. Most people don't give a shit about actually living in the US. If anything, people from the borders might go work there, and then come back to Mexico in the evenings, because living here is way cheaper. Also, the part about women walking next to the cars being the worst thing ever is only true with older generations and a few weirdos 30 and younger. It's so stupid.
Nice video, I have never related Mexico with drug cartels. I want to see the pyramids in Mexico some day, beautiful country and culture. Love from 🇮🇳. Thanks for the video, Marina.
It’s funny because that’s what I said and some American born Filipino thats never been to the Philippines tried to tell me a Mexico born guy that’s lived in the Philippines that I was wrong and we have nothing in common lol some people.
Spent 2 weeks in Mexico travelling to many areas with my fiancé who's Mexican and whilst I was there I felt warmth and welcoming from every Mexican I encountered, i did not experience no Narcos or crime, to me it's the most beautiful country I've ever visited, the culture and people are so polite and lovely
I don’t know, of course it’s not a scientific test but this is a very small group of people, Mexico is so diverse and people from every state are so different from other. Even within the same city.
I am watching this because I am dating a Mexican. ❤ I have learned a glimpse about the Mexican culture from this video. Gracias. Te amo de las Filipinas 😗
@@chocoflan6672 1. First plan on the new world order Georgia Guidestones is for 93% of all people to be disappeared. (That includes blacks, whites, Mexicans, Asians, Christians...and Democrats too.) 2. True width of Washington Monument is 666 inches wide on each of its 4 sides. 3. Former elite banker R-onald Ber-nard says most billionaires are Luciferians (Satanic). Jesus said, ”and you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”
the main reason for women walking on the "safe side" of the sidewalk and the man walking on the street side of the sidewalk is because the other way around was as if the man was "selling/pimping" the woman. Also, it's the "safe side" so it's like you're keeping her safe.
The part about moving to the US is not accurate at all. Some mexicans look for a better lifes in the US but all the true succesful mexicans stay in Mexico.
Telenovelas are very popular in Mexico 🇲🇽 because they produce a lot of them and follow their stars which they admire. Also with the negative stereotype of being drug dealers. On the positive note, Mexicans love their spicy food
"Machismo" is dying slowly. Feminism is killing it. Extreme Machismo has always been an issue. I've met Mexican woman who came to the US to work because they weren't allowed to work in Mexico, for instance. A small amount of Machismo isn't "bad"
I’m from LA and I travel to Mexico annually thanks to CBX which hooks up SoCal to Tijuana airport. If you tell me you’ve been to Mexico but only stayed within your all inclusive resort in Cancun or Cabo, then you’ve never actually been to Mexico. The real Mexico is the markets, the street food, the local artwork, and the diverse natural beauties that makes up this beautiful country. I’d rather be eating 50 cent tacos on the street corner than eat at a restaurant. Mexico really isn’t as bad as a tourist if you keep a low profile, don’t do shady things, and listen to the locals. I’ve followed these rules and the only thing I came back from Mexico with was an extra few pounds and bottles of quality mezcal and tequila
Hah, I'm Latino (Colombian descent) and have always practiced the walking on the traffic side in case I have to push my girl out of the way last second if a car comes barreling our way.
I supposed to love this video but I only can remember my Mexican ex bf. He taught me about many Mexican cultures but we really not destined to be each other. Te extraño y sigo escuchando los temazos que me hiciste..
Fleeing to US?? No, thank you. I am very happy in Mexico City :) I'm sure many people would love to go, but it's not a common dream. 😅 That's totally a myth!!
Need more Mexicans in the USA just to make the USA tall again, lol! We are only 175 cm or 5'9" for average height of men in the USA in their 20s and 30s in age and keep on falling in average height each decade with more countries getting taller by the decade. Read online that Mexican men average overall 172.5 cm but this includes senior citizen aged men as high as 70 years but for 20 and 30 year old Mexican men it is more like 178 cm and if only Mexicans in their northern states it is over 180 cm for men. Need more Mexicans in the USA to make us tall again.
@@midnight-2021 What a racist and ignorant comment, in Mexico there are people of ALL sizes. 🤦🏻♀️ In any case, it's not the size that matters, it's the quality. I hope you can free yourself from whatever it is that causes you to talk disrespectfully about other cultures and learn to be a nicer person (and maybe then you can worry less about stupid things like height). Good day! ❤️
Im Mexican and my father is white complected with blue eyes looks like a white guy but he was born in Mexico. Lots of folks dont know that Mexicans are a mixture of Spaniards and Native American, that mixture is what makes a Mexican , but also Mexican is not a race its a nationality✌
Not just Spaniards, Italians (like my family :P) Frenchs, Germans, Asian (mainly Philippines for the almost 3 centuries of history in common, Korean and Japanese)
im Filipino and i can relate to Mexico we have so many similarities (more than India ofc) lots of love to ya'll you can also see that they look like they have a little Filipino loo except for the white Mexican girl ;D
I'm mexican and the most constant stereotype I hear is You don't look mexican just because I have green eyes and I'm not brown People expect all Mexicans to look like the stereotypes on movies
4:36 that's in Egypt too even with the stranger women. when u pass through a stranger woman you do that thing automatically without even asking her u may just make an eye contact to tell her to go inside
Something cool to watch at morning here in Mexico. I've seen when people speak about Mexico, says around food, environment, people, music, etc; I don't believe how people (like me) don't want to dance (for example), really. I'm mexican I don't dance and don't like drama, that it's an example of different type of persons in the same place.
The thing with having women walk farthest from the street is so true! In the beginning of my relationship it shocked me, I've never seen it before and he still does it. This is our 4th year together
I just don't get It, that Is machista or NOT?, Because women in México thinks that Is machista AND blame us (mexican men) for that, I AM NOT, AND I can say mexican men in general are not
@@juanluis6944 In my personal experiences i don’t think it is but it depends on the person. Like for me, if your the same age the boy gets on the street side but if you’re older, you get on the side closest to the street. I feel like it differs for people
Holy shit yes those stereotypes irk the hell out of me. I live in the USA but I am Mexicana and it drives me nuts that all people seem to think that we are strictly narco culture only. Mexican men are machista and it's something I actually don't like personally myself. My mother doesn't really like spicy too much, I love spicy food and its just something I was brought up with. Omg I love it.
Very similar with my Balkan people! Also you have “Tequila” we here have “Rakija” ! A lot of people grew up here in the Balkans watching Telenovelas(very,very popular just like Colombian and others) and learned a language,like myself :) Greetings ♥️
I was kinda mad about the immigration question. Most of us Mexicans don't want to go and live in the US, but they asked to migrants, so naturally they all said yes. It also depends a lot in the socioeconomic factor. Many times people with not many resources will learn that the US is great and will develop this desire to live the "American dream", but as you move through middle and upper classes you will find that most of us don't even want to go, let alone live in a Country where they don't want us. Like, c'mon, the world has many countries where we are actually welcomed to visit and we have a beautiful country to live in.
not only your date or women you mover to the inner side of the walkway, is anyone you care for: your son, daughter, mom etc.... is a common attitude to move them away from travelling traffic on the road and putting yourself as a shield in the more riskier side.
They didn't ask the question, "Are Mexicans always down for a party?" Yes, the answer is yes. We are always ready to party and even find excuses to throw a party. It's your birthday? Party. You got a promotion; Party. It's a Saturday; Party! Just got out of church; Party! Broke up with your girlfriend/boyfriend; Party!
Absolutely disagree. Everyone is definitely different, I’m a proud Tapatía from GDL. There’s no machismo in my home, we were raised to be self made and not to depend on anyone. The American dream 💭 I mean we have a wonderful country and no, we didn’t think of going abroad. Again, everyone is different you can’t judge a person for what a slim percent does.
Exactly, they are generalizing, because I assure you a good number of mexican families experience machismo. My family never has but it’s definitely “part of the culture”. Regarding the american dream, I can attest to the fact that it is definitely not a common goal for most mexicans
@@Kaybye555 The machismo culture is stronger in the rural side of Mexico (most of the migrans also are from little towns), but in cities the machismo is not anymore a "good thing"
Being half mexican but grew up with the culture (all I know) I relate with everything, you guys did a great job Interpreting. Although I wish I could speak spanish my grandma only speaks it. Oh and omg I hope to find a lovely lady as you donna!🤤 #dreamGirl
I'll from the Carolinas, and I hate the drug dealer stereotype. Most Mexicans I've met are extremely family oriented and really hard working people, very traditional. Honestly y'all fit right in with us in South, a lot of similarities there 😂
I know sooo many Mexicans living in Texas who are shocked when they visit California, and see how liberal it is. They run back over to Texas as fast as they can 🤣
@@hiphipjorge5755 really im from California and I can say the woman are mostly liberal as for men it can go either way . Me im definitely more in the middle but not liberal that's for sure .
I'm Mexican and wouldn't like to live in the USA. I'd rather live in South America or Europe than in the States. But I'm happy living in Mexico by the way.
don't worry..even some movies showed the stereotype about drug dealers or gangs i won't easily believe that..mexico is on my list for travel someday ;)
The drug stereotype was a dumb one to ask imo. Its a purposeful negative stereotype off a selected few, not stereotypes from people visiting or anything like that. Also, her saying that people think that Mexico is only the tourists spots. Fuck, USA has the same damn problem. Why does everyone think LA or New York City is 90% of the population. This is probably why people are confused when political views vary.
Tell me about it!!! I'm from the U.S. and live in Spain, and for the vast majority of Spaniards I meet, "U.S." equals nothing but NYC, LA, the Grand Canyon, and maaaybe if we're lucky Miami. (Although also, fair enough. Why would they know much more about a country an entire ocean away?)
I'm married to a Mexican. The things that I know for sure about them is that they are very traditional with music, food, and culture. One other thing, they love their tequila!
5:47 you are so right my dear compatriot Azucena😄, 🇲🇽 has a lot of things that everybody can love like the beaches of Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlán, people can enjoy our authentic food like “chilaquiles” (one of many examples of our food), and the pyramid of “Teotihuacán” (you’ll enjoy the view once you are up)
sounds like Mexico has the same problem as the US. people watch TV shows or movies and think that shows the real country. Or they visit a few very specific places.....in the US its NYC or San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Houston.... and then they think they "know about people in the US"
Just like with everyone, not just because you are from Mexico does it mean you would or would not do something just like someone else from the same country
@@davidcervantes9336 Que no se supone que somos un mismo pais?, déjame adivinar, de seguro apoyas a Samuel García y su estúpida idea de "Nortexit", "es de que en el norte somos mejores"
"I love Cancun" MAN IT HURTS THAT I RELATE SO HARD I mean, i live in Yucatan, a neighbouring state of Quintana Roo (where Cancun is) and even my OWN cousins from the US just think about there, and they just come here as a passing by place and it's crazy, since we have a lot more things that our brothers from the east
Mexicans are such a loving and kind people. If you show up to their house they are feeding you and not telling you “it’s dinner time so…” Meaning time for you to leave. No way! They share their food. Such a beautiful and friendly people. No racism at all in most of them. They love all people and the Mexican men are so devoted to their families and supporting them.
As someone who's lived in the mide east all my life I can't help but notice how similar the cultures are (except for the drinking part lol) even some people look similar from both regions
it’s okay! as a fellow yucateca i know much about merida and i tell as many people as i can about it! cancun’s beautiful but merida and progreso are gorgeous. hidden gems if you ask me! love that there’s a yuca in this 🤗 makes me very happy 🤗🤗
Mexicans over all are kind and welcoming people! They will help you even if they don’t have much. Their food is the best!! I love Mexican food, I eat it every day!
I'm Australian and lived in Mexico for a couple of years. Australians and Mexicanos are both quite hard and stoic people. But, when it comes to emotionalism and romance we're polar opposites. Personally, I like American men, because unlike Australian men, they have more than one emotion per week or month, but unlike Mexicanos, they're not having an emotion every hour. The biggest difference I noticed between our two cultures was "hierarchy", Mexico is a very, very hierarchical society, whereas in Australia, we're not allowed to admit out loud that there *may* be a social status difference between a professor and an electrician, let alone behave like there's a difference. I'm sure I offended many, many Mexicans with my lack of appropriate respect in one direction and perhaps seemed mocking by my undue respect in the other direction.
3:09 No sé de que hablar esa morra... Quizás, estaba hablando de como era la vida de sus abuelos, porque la vida de nuestros padres es similar a la nuestra, los 'millenials'. Jamás he escuchado ni siquiera a mis tías y muchos menos a mis tíos más católicos y retrogradas decirle a mis primas (ni tampoco a mis padres decirle algo así a mis hermanas) que el casarse antes de los 25 es tener éxito en la vida como mujer en México. Lo de estar bonita sí, de hecho, en México (al menos en los estados y ciudades donde yo he vivido) las mujeres suelen usar maquillaje para todo, bueno la mayoría de ellas, no pueden salir a la tienda de la esquina a menos que tengan un el maquillaje necesario y claramente, la vestimenta adecuada. Además, en México tanto tus tíos, tías abuelos y abuelas te suelen preguntar (sobre todo, las tías y tíos) si tienes novia/o, y en caso de tenerlo que cuando piensan tener hijos y/o casarse, porque como dije, las tías/os, y ya ni hablar de los abuelos/as al ser de "la vieja escuela" una cosa no puede existir sin la otra, o mejor dicho, una cosa te tiene que llevar a la otra. Estoy seguro que las única dos razones que desencadenan tales comentarios son: la ignorancia y mediocridad porque creen que la morra no tiene algo mejor que hacer que convertirse en ama de casa, pero la edad no es tan importante, sobre todo, si eres una mujer rica (por tu profesión, herencia, etc.), allí la mujer se convierte en una alguien poderosa e independiente. En México tenemos una frase que aplica tanto para hombres como para mujeres, pero sobre todo, para ellas: "Ya te quedaste a vestir santos". Pero dicha frase se la pueden decir a cualquier morra de cualquier nivel socio-económico de cualquier edad. Porque siendo sinceros conozco personas de 40 a 60 años que tienen una vida sexual más activa que jóvenes en sus 20s, por lo que termina siendo solo una frase para ofender a quien se deje... Y la única razón de estar solo a los 20s, 30s, 40s, etc. es porque tú así lo quieres o porque hay algo muy grande que te mantiene así.
Si fuésemos una sociedad tan "machista" entonces porque somos uno de los paises con más paridad de género en el mundo?, Literalmente en nuestro país LITERALMENTE, existe una equidad increíble en puestos importantes políticos por mujeres que ni siquiera los países que son potencia mundial tienen, es que en serio son hipócritas, a fuerzas quieren ver machismo en todos lados
Yo sí estoy de acuerdo con el machismo, tanto en hombres como en mujeres. Yo soy de la capital y recuerdo cuando recién había cumplido 20 años una vecina me grito quedada. Como la señora era la chismosa de la cuadra y nunca había invitado a un chico a mi casa, ella asumió que ya estaba quedada. También recuerdo que a sus hijas les decía que no estudiaron porque su única función de la vida era casarse y ser madres de un chingo de hijos, así como la señora con su esposo. Afortunadamente ninguna, ni sus hijas y yo le hicimos caso, y somos profesionistas. Todo esto paso a finales de los 90 principio de los 2000. Imagínate como será en otros estados más rurales donde están marcados más los roles de género. También he notado que no todas las personas son conscientes de este fenómeno, tal vez por eso difieres con este tema y en tu casa, entorno o situaciones cercanas no han sido tan machistas, pero de qué existe, existe.
@@juanluis6944 amigo, una cosa son las iniciativas que por cierto han sido a partir de movimientos feministas que han exigido mayor legislaciones para que las mujeres se incorporen a puestos de poder y representación ciudadana, y otra cosa diferente es que este hecho sea real solo para la CDMX y ciudades grandes. La cultura mexicana sigue siendo altamente machista, y como lo dijo el chico, también las mujeres son machistas, sobre todo en provincia. Todavía hay casos de mujeres que las casan o que el pueblo les dice que llegando a determinada edad son quedadas.
That romantic stereotype is so true ❤️. When i was 15 this guy i barely new took serenata to my house at 3 am just to ask me out on a date to the movies. I turned him down. :/ when i think about it i think it was a nice gesture.
Hey everyone! We're back to weekly episodes! 🤗And we're gonna do our best to stay weekly. Hope you liked the video. Tell me - which, in your opinion is the stereotype that was the most TRUE and one that was the most FALSE in this video?
I really enjoyed watching this video
I think the truest is the hot sauce, need it for everything, least false is the drug cartels because many of those drugs are made in the US and bought by those in the US, most of us get to work and don’t deal, but great video Marina!!! 🇲🇽
when i was fifteen a guy took serenata to my house just to ask me to go to the movies with him XD it was sooooo bad because i said no, poor guy! now when i look back i think i should have said yes ajaja but i got so mad he woke me up with music at 2 am.
Most true: Mexicans who watched Telenovelas.
Most False: Mexicans are not racist. 😀
I didnt enjoy watching this video
Such a great video! I am from Romania and I grew up with Mexican telenovelas, I've watched Rebelde, Rubi, and Teresa (and many more) more times that I would like to admit haha. From my experience, Mexicans are super-friendly and warm, it's almost like they integrate you in their group instantly. They are also super fun and cheerful, nice to be around (although a bit dramatic indeed haha, but maybe that is just my Eastern European grumpiness kicking in). And the food is divine! I would love to visit Mexico someday. 🇲🇽
Hopefully you get your wish to visit someday and enjoy the food, the culture, it's people and places.😊 I'm curious since you mentioned you love Mexican telenovelas if you watch them dubbed or subtitled? Since I've heard people mention learning the language from watching telenovelas and since Spanish and Romanian are both romance languages and share many similarities.
@@esperanzaarce9563 Thank you for your lovely comment - te mando un abrazo! In Romania we use subtitles and don't dub movies and TV shows and you are very right, many girls from my millennial generation learned at least a bit of Spanish from telenovelas. What also helps is that Spanish is similar to Romanian, so easy to understand once you get more exposure to it (Even if you haven't studied Spanish in school). An added bonus, apart from watching all the drama unfold in Rubi! 😎 Nowadays I think Turkish soap operas are becoming more popular, but I love the Mexican classics haha!
@@catalinavrabie9819 Gracias, igualmente un abrazo hasta Rumanía🤗. That's so cool that so many people learn Spanish from watching telenovelas and that you love Rubi, which in my opinion is better than Teresa🤭. My absolute favorite is Corazon Salvaje(1993) if you haven't seen it I highly recommend it. Sadly, Mexican telenovelas aren't what they used to be and I'm currently watching Sefirin Kizi from Turkey but in Spanish since I can't find it subtitled☹️.
Why Mexican telenovelas are like popular in Romania?
I LOVE REBELDE!!! And yes I would love to go to Mexico too...
The biggest stereotype I wish they'd asked about would have involved adults getting really drunk at children's birthday parties.
Not necessarily drunk but there are always beers. Not only in birthday parties but in baptisms and first communions as well.
I tried to thumbs up twice.
according to Cheech the little kids box
Hey mike
That’s not a stereotype, that’s a fact.
As a Native Arizonan and... (Gringo). I have known, worked with, love, adore, the Mexican Culture. Being Irish/Scots/German Catholic. I adore the warmth of large families and the fact that Mexican culture holds those aspects dear.
Dios bendiga a México y a su pueblo!
My neighbors gave me shredded beef tamales today! God Bless Them. I’ll have to do a traditional dish to pay them back. Maybe Scotch Eggs?
@@WickedKingLycoan Dios te bendiga a ti brother 👍🏼🔥
@@WickedKingLycoan gracias por querernos 💘 nosotros queremos a los irlandeses
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Thank you for your comments about Mx 🤗
I served in the Mexican army fighting against the drug cartels, so it really bothers me when the people said that all mexicans are narcos
Respect to you mi hombre.. Stereotypes really can get on nerves sometimes.
Narcos yes theybribg drugs here
Becouse in the U.S. American are taught that stupidity, U.S. reporters and the news Medea
@@GODCONVOYPRIME Your a f...lier, fighting alongside the drug cartel, better fix that
I wonder why there is so much drugs smuggeled through Mexico though? It is almost like some huge adict lives nearby and drives the whole drug business...
I'm from Poland and I grew up watching Maria del barrio,Marimar and other telenovelas 😄 I got to love Mexican people and culture.
Idk why but I find the culture similar to the Slavic one but with different attributes.
Could be , Mexicans are such a mix of culture that it’s more similar to many other ethnicities most people think. As a Mexican I’ll say we are similar in ways like you said to certain Slavic cultures, similar to Philippinos and Arabs too.
Yeah, I would also agree with that
Dude, I married a Slovak and currently living in Slovakia and the similarities are astounding. At least that's the case with Northern Mexican culture. Every region in Mexico is different, so I don't know if I would compare it with for example the traditional way of life in Oaxaca (which by the way, Oaxaca is amazing).
My ex girlfriend is polish and we was very similar the only difference was the interaction with the family , you are more independent but we also have music that we only hear when you are drunk like disco polo
Thas fascinating, im going to look mote into that
Much love for Mexico from Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩
This video made me realise how much my people (Bulgarians) have in common with Mexicans. We also leave our country (in our case to Western Europe) to work hard so we can send money to our families back at home. I seriously need more Mexican friends in my life, they seem so nice and easy to talk to.
The former president of Brazil, Dilma Rouseff comes from a Bulgarian family.
@@SantomPh Wow, I had no idea! Thanks for mentioning that! Very interesting fact!
I have a Mexican friend and her boyfriend is from Bulgaria. I love hearing things about Bulgaria, it is interesting. he once prepared us Musaka. mmmm delicious
@@cynthiareds117 That's when you know you're living the life!
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I can attest to the helpfulness of Mexicans. I am a US citizen who once ran out of gas on a freeway in San Diego, CA. I pulled over to the shoulder on a ramp and turned on my emergency lights. Lots of cars rushing by at high speed. Sure enough, a group of people stopped to try to help me. They were tourists from Mexico. I was surprised when this beautiful woman got out of the car and offered to help me in Spanish. I told her that I was waiting for a tow, but thanked her.
Awesome.. thank you for letting this be known, a lot of Americans think we are some type of monsters... Yes there are some wicked people in Mexico , but that does not define us as people. There is evil in every nation and of every color ... I can assure you that the most Mexicans have a kind and generous heart,. especially the most humble and low income ones ... For some reason the most humble people I've came across with in Mexico are the most generous..
She was gonna steal your kidney bro
@@grantlong6586 Need some help?
@@grantlong6586 Typical stereotype reaction: she stopped because she wanted to assault you. Although it might happen, her reaction was because all those insurances are not compulsory in Latin America, so she didn't assume help was under way.
@@amiquigonzales7917 I'm sure that was a joke haha
This is such an underrated channel
As someone who isn't Mexican yet loves Mexican culture, I'VE BEEN WAITING A LONG TIME FOR THIS VIDEO!!!
Same here
damn took me a min to understand what u were saying, that yet means but
1. First plan on the new world order Georgia Guidestones is for 93% of all people to be disappeared.
(That includes blacks, whites, Mexicans, Asians, Christians...and Democrats too.)
2. True width of Washington Monument is 666 inches wide on each of its 4 sides.
3. Former elite banker R-onald Ber-nard says most billionaires are Luciferians (Satanic).
Jesus said, ”and you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”
@@TheBestLife2184 what
@@fourthnattawat1fan Atheism = brainwashed = $30 trillion debt = atheist started Communism = Atheist Hitler jailed 2,650 priest = billionaire bought-off politicians = God said your nation will fail if it gives up on him = after atheism, corporation leaders make 400 times employee wage = healthcare & lawyers sucking huge $$ away from all people = open borders = our coming slavery to billionaire controlled dictators.
I'm an Arab and when we were young you used to watch Mexican series such as : Rakel , Rosalinda, Luceclarita , Rubi, Marichoey , Ezmeralda ...etc lovely memories 🙂
I’m Mexican and this is accurate, I like to imitate the drama of novelas, can’t live without hot sauce, cringe at drug jokes and believe in the man doing everything for his lady, well done Marina!! 🇲🇽 🇲🇽 🇲🇽
I'm a Hispanic man who sweeps, washes dishes, dries clothes, folds clothes, sets the table, and cleans shoes for my mom and the women in my life. My grandfather used to put my aunts & uncles to sleep, bathe them, dress them, and change their diapers in the more machista 1950s-1960s.
@@mypanexogamouslineage965 I applaud you, wish people still believed in that today!!
Why do y’all always try to scam ebay sellers out of money ?
The only eBay scammers I’ve encountered were from Kansas 🤔 don’t base a whole people off just your own experience.
@@ghettoblaster4life1 Maybe so they stop spending all day on the computer and actually go to work. 😏
I am married to a Mexican and lived in Mexico City for 4 years. I've traveled all over the country and been to many small towns so remote they don't even speak Spanish. Mexico is the most beautiful and incredible civilization on earth, and it is so complex with regional distinctions. The food, culture, music, art, history, and warm people will capture your heart. I'm an American and I want to say most Americans love Mexico and its people, we are brothers in this continent, despite hatred you see in politics and racism. Te amo MX de los EEUU.
I’ve been to rural Oaxaca and Puebla in some towns with no Spanish either lol
You bring drugs to US narcos
Out of all the Hispanic groups out there, I found Mexicans to be the most warm and vibrant.
My parents would literally make you and your next of kin a feast just for that comment.
I agree it's so odd the more I learn about latin America cultures I've noticed that the rest of latin America is hater AF towards Mexicans. I've personally noticed this.
@@bluejlight8935 Well, that's mostly the latinos in the United States. They aren't really fond of mexicans because since we are right by the United States, Americans tend to think that we are the only latinos. It's like how people think all asians are chinese. Honestly, i don't like it either but it is what it is.
@@bluejlight8935 I heard that this hatred mostly comes from Central American Latinos (except Costa Ricans). The Latin Americans from South America don't have opinions towards Mexicans good or bad.
for me its the Spaniards
the "american dream" is really not a thing anymore, maybe it was for older generations but nowadays, it really isn't that popular, unless you're from North Mexico and want to work in the US, but still, I would say 50/50. Sadly, the machismo is still very prevalent, we're trying to change that tho.
True, not as many Mexicans as before want to go to the United States
"the machismo Is still very prevalent", por supuesto que NO, las mismas estadísticas lo desmienten,yo no sé en qué México vivas tu, no es verdad
My cousin just got pregnant and she’s planning to travel to USA a few weeks before the baby is due so she can give birth in america. Why? So the child can have more “opportunities”. I was like “that’s fuckin stupid.. you create the opportunities!! USA doesn’t guarantee THE DREAM coming into existence”. Yes, we are from Northern Mexico and, yes, some people still have that old school mentality. But I do think it’s changing.
@@v.m.m101 hopefully they get the president out of there. Es un pendejo con pensamientos comunistas. Y si se hace Mexico comunista, no me sorprendería si USA empezarán a querer matar el presidente. Afortunadamente los EEUU no les gusta el comunismo, y a mi tampoco
I was surprised when they said that. No, it's not. Most people don't give a shit about actually living in the US. If anything, people from the borders might go work there, and then come back to Mexico in the evenings, because living here is way cheaper.
Also, the part about women walking next to the cars being the worst thing ever is only true with older generations and a few weirdos 30 and younger. It's so stupid.
Nice video, I have never related Mexico with drug cartels.
I want to see the pyramids in Mexico some day, beautiful country and culture. Love from 🇮🇳. Thanks for the video, Marina.
Yo soy de México xD
(translated) I'm from Mexico XD
Mexicans can't live without spicy food
Me an indian-yeah me neither😂😂
hahaha we can be friends and eat spicy food yei
@@stormi7069 sure but I won't trust you cause of your profile pic 😶😶
@@brickmedusa whyyy
@@stormi7069 your profile pic isn't real🙃
The spice of life 😋 🌶
Eu sou brasileiro e amo o México 🇧🇷🤝🇲🇽❤️
siuuuuuuuu
Es lo mismo con nosotros
American person: i love mexicans and mexican culture
Mexican person: I'll move to the USA
American person: No no no no no
Im a Filipino and we have a lot of cultural similarities with the Mexicans, especially Marimar
Both Mexico and Philippines were part of the Spanish empire, even the Philippines were part of the viceroyalty of New Spain
Why is the internet suddenly full of Filipinos? lol
Some. I'm married to a filipino. Her family is from calbayag
So....you people are sexist too.....????
It’s funny because that’s what I said and some American born Filipino thats never been to the Philippines tried to tell me a Mexico born guy that’s lived in the Philippines that I was wrong and we have nothing in common lol some people.
I love mexicans. I went to Mexico twice, the people is so nice and the food is great.
Please tell me a little you know about Mexico on whatsapp +2348168924643
Spent 2 weeks in Mexico travelling to many areas with my fiancé who's Mexican and whilst I was there I felt warmth and welcoming from every Mexican I encountered, i did not experience no Narcos or crime, to me it's the most beautiful country I've ever visited, the culture and people are so polite and lovely
I don’t know, of course it’s not a scientific test but this is a very small group of people, Mexico is so diverse and people from every state are so different from other. Even within the same city.
Whenever I think Mexico I just think about their Economy and how the country is well industrialised. And Tacos of course !
🇮🇳❤️🇲🇽
Greetings brother. I enjoy the Samosas with some hot sauce , they are delicious!🇲🇽 respect to you brother!🙏
The comment and replies is very cute. Plus I'm from India as well and I'm really interested in Mexican culture right now
In Brazil we absolutely LOVE Mexican TELENOVELAS!!!
sorry about that
Y acá amamos Avenida Brasil jaja, saludos!
Mexico IS the best. Much love from the USA; truly the best neighbor we could ever have had (sorry Canada).
Don’t worry about it, eh. 😄
Take down those walls that you made... 👎
Thanks, brother! sending love back from Mexico City :)
USA is not friend of Mexico
I am watching this because I am dating a Mexican. ❤ I have learned a glimpse about the Mexican culture from this video. Gracias. Te amo de las Filipinas 😗
Juat never listen to pero like they have an agenda 😅😅
@@chocoflan6672 siiii. jaja
@@chocoflan6672 1. First plan on the new world order Georgia Guidestones is for 93% of all people to be disappeared.
(That includes blacks, whites, Mexicans, Asians, Christians...and Democrats too.)
2. True width of Washington Monument is 666 inches wide on each of its 4 sides.
3. Former elite banker R-onald Ber-nard says most billionaires are Luciferians (Satanic).
Jesus said, ”and you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”
the main reason for women walking on the "safe side" of the sidewalk and the man walking on the street side of the sidewalk is because the other way around was as if the man was "selling/pimping" the woman. Also, it's the "safe side" so it's like you're keeping her safe.
This made me want to go to México. Saludos desde la india!
You’re welcome here 🇲🇽❤️🇲🇽❤️🇲🇽❤️
Bring money for narcos
@@emoji1677 whta wrong with you? you're commenting everywhere for attention, really sad...
@ leave him he’s a shit troll
The part about moving to the US is not accurate at all. Some mexicans look for a better lifes in the US but all the true succesful mexicans stay in Mexico.
Telenovelas are very popular in Mexico 🇲🇽 because they produce a lot of them and follow their stars which they admire. Also with the negative stereotype of being drug dealers. On the positive note, Mexicans love their spicy food
I’m Mexican and don’t like spicy food but I do like Mexican candy made of tamarind and that is usually a lil spicy.
What’s that candy made out of tamarind called? I wanna try it. I’m from India and we make tons of dishes out of tamarind!
@@jaskatpon1 pulparindos, made out of you guessed it tamarind pulp
Same, i cant deal with picante intenso, i love me some huichol y tajin on everything tho
@@jaskatpon1 a lot of them are made of tamarind
"Machismo" is dying slowly. Feminism is killing it. Extreme Machismo has always been an issue. I've met Mexican woman who came to the US to work because they weren't allowed to work in Mexico, for instance. A small amount of Machismo isn't "bad"
I’m from LA and I travel to Mexico annually thanks to CBX which hooks up SoCal to Tijuana airport. If you tell me you’ve been to Mexico but only stayed within your all inclusive resort in Cancun or Cabo, then you’ve never actually been to Mexico. The real Mexico is the markets, the street food, the local artwork, and the diverse natural beauties that makes up this beautiful country. I’d rather be eating 50 cent tacos on the street corner than eat at a restaurant. Mexico really isn’t as bad as a tourist if you keep a low profile, don’t do shady things, and listen to the locals. I’ve followed these rules and the only thing I came back from Mexico with was an extra few pounds and bottles of quality mezcal and tequila
Hah, I'm Latino (Colombian descent) and have always practiced the walking on the traffic side in case I have to push my girl out of the way last second if a car comes barreling our way.
I supposed to love this video but I only can remember my Mexican ex bf. He taught me about many Mexican cultures but we really not destined to be each other. Te extraño y sigo escuchando los temazos que me hiciste..
Fleeing to US?? No, thank you. I am very happy in Mexico City :) I'm sure many people would love to go, but it's not a common dream. 😅 That's totally a myth!!
Because you haven’t met ME! 😁
Need more Mexicans in the USA just to make the USA tall again, lol! We are only 175 cm or 5'9" for average height of men in the USA in their 20s and 30s in age and keep on falling in average height each decade with more countries getting taller by the decade. Read online that Mexican men average overall 172.5 cm but this includes senior citizen aged men as high as 70 years but for 20 and 30 year old Mexican men it is more like 178 cm and if only Mexicans in their northern states it is over 180 cm for men. Need more Mexicans in the USA to make us tall again.
@@midnight-2021 What a racist and ignorant comment, in Mexico there are people of ALL sizes. 🤦🏻♀️ In any case, it's not the size that matters, it's the quality. I hope you can free yourself from whatever it is that causes you to talk disrespectfully about other cultures and learn to be a nicer person (and maybe then you can worry less about stupid things like height). Good day! ❤️
We're not sexist, we just know what's good for society. That's why our kids don't become drug addicts or shoot up schools.
I love their culture so much
Im Mexican and my father is white complected with blue eyes looks like a white guy but he was born in Mexico. Lots of folks dont know that Mexicans are a mixture of Spaniards and Native American, that mixture is what makes a Mexican , but also Mexican is not a race its a nationality✌
Mesztio.
Not just Spaniards, Italians (like my family :P) Frenchs, Germans, Asian (mainly Philippines for the almost 3 centuries of history in common, Korean and Japanese)
Millions of Mexicans are purely native and not mixed.
@@mhern2558 about 20 million NATIVE, the other 70 million MESTIZO (mix native and European)and the other 30 million WHITE (pure European blood)
And black and Asian
As an indian idk why but Mexican people have infinite similarities with us. I guess spice makes one become like us both xD
I believe the similarities have more to do with our ancient cultures.
viva la india
im Filipino and i can relate to Mexico we have so many similarities (more than India ofc) lots of love to ya'll you can also see that they look like they have a little Filipino loo except for the white Mexican girl ;D
I appreciate some of the responses, replies, opinions, ideals, idealizations, and perspectives
When i hear mexico, i remember about fiesta and cumbia 🤩
Hope one day i can partying with cumbia song 💃💃🕺🕺
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Cumbia is Colombian or something tho, but popular here regardless
@@lordpickle65 omg thank you for correcting me abt the cultural origin 🙏🙏🙏
I still can't believe why a country on the other side of world is very similar to my country India.it's really cool and impressive.
🇮🇳 🇲🇽
I'm mexican and the most constant stereotype I hear is
You don't look mexican just because I have green eyes and I'm not brown
People expect all Mexicans to look like the stereotypes on movies
4:36 that's in Egypt too even with the stranger women. when u pass through a stranger woman you do that thing automatically without even asking her u may just make an eye contact to tell her to go inside
What?
@@rigomoreno1262 woman walking on the safe part of the sidewalk
Something cool to watch at morning here in Mexico. I've seen when people speak about Mexico, says around food, environment, people, music, etc; I don't believe how people (like me) don't want to dance (for example), really. I'm mexican I don't dance and don't like drama, that it's an example of different type of persons in the same place.
The thing with having women walk farthest from the street is so true! In the beginning of my relationship it shocked me, I've never seen it before and he still does it. This is our 4th year together
I just don't get It, that Is machista or NOT?, Because women in México thinks that Is machista AND blame us (mexican men) for that, I AM NOT, AND I can say mexican men in general are not
@@juanluis6944 In my personal experiences i don’t think it is but it depends on the person. Like for me, if your the same age the boy gets on the street side but if you’re older, you get on the side closest to the street. I feel like it differs for people
I'm in the US and my grandmother taught me that too. The reason was that if a car hit a puddle it would splash on the guy first and keep the girl dry.
Holy shit yes those stereotypes irk the hell out of me. I live in the USA but I am Mexicana and it drives me nuts that all people seem to think that we are strictly narco culture only. Mexican men are machista and it's something I actually don't like personally myself. My mother doesn't really like spicy too much, I love spicy food and its just something I was brought up with. Omg I love it.
Very similar with my Balkan people! Also you have “Tequila” we here have “Rakija” ! A lot of people grew up here in the Balkans watching Telenovelas(very,very popular just like Colombian and others) and learned a language,like myself :) Greetings ♥️
I was kinda mad about the immigration question. Most of us Mexicans don't want to go and live in the US, but they asked to migrants, so naturally they all said yes.
It also depends a lot in the socioeconomic factor. Many times people with not many resources will learn that the US is great and will develop this desire to live the "American dream", but as you move through middle and upper classes you will find that most of us don't even want to go, let alone live in a Country where they don't want us. Like, c'mon, the world has many countries where we are actually welcomed to visit and we have a beautiful country to live in.
agreed
Thats correct!
Why do you think we don't want you
@@janedoe3648 US gov dont like immigrants in general.
not only your date or women you mover to the inner side of the walkway, is anyone you care for: your son, daughter, mom etc.... is a common attitude to move them away from travelling traffic on the road and putting yourself as a shield in the more riskier side.
They didn't ask the question, "Are Mexicans always down for a party?" Yes, the answer is yes. We are always ready to party and even find excuses to throw a party.
It's your birthday? Party. You got a promotion; Party. It's a Saturday; Party! Just got out of church; Party! Broke up with your girlfriend/boyfriend; Party!
I waited for you to talk about my country, Indonesia. There's a lot about stereotype even among our native people
Absolutely disagree. Everyone is definitely different, I’m a proud Tapatía from GDL. There’s no machismo in my home, we were raised to be self made and not to depend on anyone. The American dream 💭 I mean we have a wonderful country and no, we didn’t think of going abroad. Again, everyone is different you can’t judge a person for what a slim percent does.
I think they are trying to generalize for the sake of the video. My family is also not like that but I completely agree that most people are like that
Exactly, they are generalizing, because I assure you a good number of mexican families experience machismo. My family never has but it’s definitely “part of the culture”. Regarding the american dream, I can attest to the fact that it is definitely not a common goal for most mexicans
@@Kaybye555 The machismo culture is stronger in the rural side of Mexico (most of the migrans also are from little towns), but in cities the machismo is not anymore a "good thing"
Son "chicanos/pochos" no esperes mucho de ellos, solo tienen la ascendencia mexicana, pero NO SON MEXICANOS
@@juanluis6944 Ni hablan como gringos, pero bueno.
Azucena’s English is phenomenal!
Being half mexican but grew up with the culture (all I know) I relate with everything, you guys did a great job Interpreting. Although I wish I could speak spanish my grandma only speaks it. Oh and omg I hope to find a lovely lady as you donna!🤤 #dreamGirl
I'll from the Carolinas, and I hate the drug dealer stereotype. Most Mexicans I've met are extremely family oriented and really hard working people, very traditional. Honestly y'all fit right in with us in South, a lot of similarities there 😂
I know sooo many Mexicans living in Texas who are shocked when they visit California, and see how liberal it is. They run back over to Texas as fast as they can 🤣
@@hiphipjorge5755 really im from California and I can say the woman are mostly liberal as for men it can go either way . Me im definitely more in the middle but not liberal that's for sure .
I'm Mexican and wouldn't like to live in the USA. I'd rather live in South America or Europe than in the States. But I'm happy living in Mexico by the way.
I can't live without my spicy food either and I'm from Israel
don't worry..even some movies showed the stereotype about drug dealers or gangs i won't easily believe that..mexico is on my list for travel someday ;)
The drug stereotype was a dumb one to ask imo. Its a purposeful negative stereotype off a selected few, not stereotypes from people visiting or anything like that. Also, her saying that people think that Mexico is only the tourists spots. Fuck, USA has the same damn problem. Why does everyone think LA or New York City is 90% of the population. This is probably why people are confused when political views vary.
Tell me about it!!! I'm from the U.S. and live in Spain, and for the vast majority of Spaniards I meet, "U.S." equals nothing but NYC, LA, the Grand Canyon, and maaaybe if we're lucky Miami. (Although also, fair enough. Why would they know much more about a country an entire ocean away?)
la verdad, vivo en una ciudad fronteriza, y definitivamente no me interesa para nada vivir en estados unidos, ni mucho menos mi sueño.
Jaja igual, vivo en coahuila y jamás pensé vivir en Estados Unidos
I'm married to a Mexican. The things that I know for sure about them is that they are very traditional with music, food, and culture. One other thing, they love their tequila!
0:38 you like drama I don't like drama
1:53 I wanna cry now
😂
Im from the USA and there’s a Mexican Dream😅…maybe I will come there if my relationship with my Mexican boyfriend works out 🥰🤩
I been waiting for this video for so long
The myth videos are the best ones
Difiero mucho de las opiniones de los panelistas, sobre todo respecto a querer vivir en USA.
La mayoría no desea emigrar a los Estados Unidos.
Puede que ya no tanto como antes.
5:47 you are so right my dear compatriot Azucena😄, 🇲🇽 has a lot of things that everybody can love like the beaches of Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlán, people can enjoy our authentic food like “chilaquiles” (one of many examples of our food), and the pyramid of “Teotihuacán” (you’ll enjoy the view once you are up)
sounds like Mexico has the same problem as the US.
people watch TV shows or movies and think that shows the real country.
Or they visit a few very specific places.....in the US its NYC or San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Houston.... and then they think they "know about people in the US"
Hmmmmm
Go back to mexico please
@@emoji1677 is that comment meant for me?
Just like with everyone, not just because you are from Mexico does it mean you would or would not do something just like someone else from the same country
I see no representation from the north of Mexico
You ‘ll never see it. They’re allergic to us. They’d rather pretend we don’t exist. 🤷🏻♂️
@@davidcervantes9336 huh?
Cómo que?, música culera como la banda, los narcocorridos, sus "carnes asadas", el crerse lo mejor del país?, RIDÍCULOS
@@davidcervantes9336 Que no se supone que somos un mismo pais?, déjame adivinar, de seguro apoyas a Samuel García y su estúpida idea de "Nortexit", "es de que en el norte somos mejores"
@@juanluis6944 Vete a hacer un chequeo, chilaquil. 😂
"I love Cancun"
MAN IT HURTS THAT I RELATE SO HARD
I mean, i live in Yucatan, a neighbouring state of Quintana Roo (where Cancun is) and even my OWN cousins from the US just think about there, and they just come here as a passing by place and it's crazy, since we have a lot more things that our brothers from the east
Mexicans are such a loving and kind people. If you show up to their house they are feeding you and not telling you “it’s dinner time so…” Meaning time for you to leave. No way! They share their food. Such a beautiful and friendly people. No racism at all in most of them. They love all people and the Mexican men are so devoted to their families and supporting them.
I'd love to visit Mexico one day
Amazing video, as always! Are you planning to do "you know you're dating man from Switzerland when"? 👀
Thank you for all your efforts!
That’s lovely, I love my Mexican friends
As someone who's lived in the mide east all my life I can't help but notice how similar the cultures are (except for the drinking part lol) even some people look similar from both regions
Love Mexico from Canada 🇨🇦❤️🇲🇽
Awesome 😎! Thank you 🙏!!
Hello to our neighbor to the south!
it’s okay! as a fellow yucateca i know much about merida and i tell as many people as i can about it! cancun’s beautiful but merida and progreso are gorgeous. hidden gems if you ask me! love that there’s a yuca in this 🤗 makes me very happy 🤗🤗
Love Mexicans! Some of the friendliest people on Earth! ❤️
Thank you, thank you, thank you for inviting Mexicans and not Americans with hispanic heritage. Big difference between the two.
Lo unico que estoy seguro es que las mexicanas son las mas guapas del mundo 😍🤠 Saludos desde Japon y arriba Mexico
Es que las mujeres mestizas claras son las mas guapas del mundo.
No mames ya te encontré 😃
Si hay mujeres mexicanas bonitas. A mi me gustan las castizas jeje
@@supermonk3y07 A mi también jajaja
@@supermonk3y07 en palabras simples: las. Norteñas.
@@davidcervantes9336 La neta
I don’t know if you have done Canadian stereotypes but if not you guys should do it
6:24 CooCoombers 🤣
Feliz Jueves desde Miami, Florida, USA 🇺🇸!
🇲🇽❤️🇲🇽México🇲🇽❤️🇲🇽
❤️Hermoso ❤️
Nice country. I hope that one day I will visit it ☀️
Mexicans over all are kind and welcoming people! They will help you even if they don’t have much. Their food is the best!! I love Mexican food, I eat it every day!
I'm Australian and lived in Mexico for a couple of years. Australians and Mexicanos are both quite hard and stoic people. But, when it comes to emotionalism and romance we're polar opposites. Personally, I like American men, because unlike Australian men, they have more than one emotion per week or month, but unlike Mexicanos, they're not having an emotion every hour. The biggest difference I noticed between our two cultures was "hierarchy", Mexico is a very, very hierarchical society, whereas in Australia, we're not allowed to admit out loud that there *may* be a social status difference between a professor and an electrician, let alone behave like there's a difference. I'm sure I offended many, many Mexicans with my lack of appropriate respect in one direction and perhaps seemed mocking by my undue respect in the other direction.
If exist hierarchy, not necessary means is "Bad"...for example some regions are better than another ones, now figure out why.
3:09 No sé de que hablar esa morra... Quizás, estaba hablando de como era la vida de sus abuelos, porque la vida de nuestros padres es similar a la nuestra, los 'millenials'.
Jamás he escuchado ni siquiera a mis tías y muchos menos a mis tíos más católicos y retrogradas decirle a mis primas (ni tampoco a mis padres decirle algo así a mis hermanas) que el casarse antes de los 25 es tener éxito en la vida como mujer en México. Lo de estar bonita sí, de hecho, en México (al menos en los estados y ciudades donde yo he vivido) las mujeres suelen usar maquillaje para todo, bueno la mayoría de ellas, no pueden salir a la tienda de la esquina a menos que tengan un el maquillaje necesario y claramente, la vestimenta adecuada.
Además, en México tanto tus tíos, tías abuelos y abuelas te suelen preguntar (sobre todo, las tías y tíos) si tienes novia/o, y en caso de tenerlo que cuando piensan tener hijos y/o casarse, porque como dije, las tías/os, y ya ni hablar de los abuelos/as al ser de "la vieja escuela" una cosa no puede existir sin la otra, o mejor dicho, una cosa te tiene que llevar a la otra. Estoy seguro que las única dos razones que desencadenan tales comentarios son: la ignorancia y mediocridad porque creen que la morra no tiene algo mejor que hacer que convertirse en ama de casa, pero la edad no es tan importante, sobre todo, si eres una mujer rica (por tu profesión, herencia, etc.), allí la mujer se convierte en una alguien poderosa e independiente. En México tenemos una frase que aplica tanto para hombres como para mujeres, pero sobre todo, para ellas: "Ya te quedaste a vestir santos". Pero dicha frase se la pueden decir a cualquier morra de cualquier nivel socio-económico de cualquier edad. Porque siendo sinceros conozco personas de 40 a 60 años que tienen una vida sexual más activa que jóvenes en sus 20s, por lo que termina siendo solo una frase para ofender a quien se deje... Y la única razón de estar solo a los 20s, 30s, 40s, etc. es porque tú así lo quieres o porque hay algo muy grande que te mantiene así.
Si fuésemos una sociedad tan "machista" entonces porque somos uno de los paises con más paridad de género en el mundo?, Literalmente en nuestro país LITERALMENTE, existe una equidad increíble en puestos importantes políticos por mujeres que ni siquiera los países que son potencia mundial tienen, es que en serio son hipócritas, a fuerzas quieren ver machismo en todos lados
Yo sí estoy de acuerdo con el machismo, tanto en hombres como en mujeres. Yo soy de la capital y recuerdo cuando recién había cumplido 20 años una vecina me grito quedada. Como la señora era la chismosa de la cuadra y nunca había invitado a un chico a mi casa, ella asumió que ya estaba quedada. También recuerdo que a sus hijas les decía que no estudiaron porque su única función de la vida era casarse y ser madres de un chingo de hijos, así como la señora con su esposo. Afortunadamente ninguna, ni sus hijas y yo le hicimos caso, y somos profesionistas. Todo esto paso a finales de los 90 principio de los 2000. Imagínate como será en otros estados más rurales donde están marcados más los roles de género. También he notado que no todas las personas son conscientes de este fenómeno, tal vez por eso difieres con este tema y en tu casa, entorno o situaciones cercanas no han sido tan machistas, pero de qué existe, existe.
@@juanluis6944 amigo, una cosa son las iniciativas que por cierto han sido a partir de movimientos feministas que han exigido mayor legislaciones para que las mujeres se incorporen a puestos de poder y representación ciudadana, y otra cosa diferente es que este hecho sea real solo para la CDMX y ciudades grandes. La cultura mexicana sigue siendo altamente machista, y como lo dijo el chico, también las mujeres son machistas, sobre todo en provincia. Todavía hay casos de mujeres que las casan o que el pueblo les dice que llegando a determinada edad son quedadas.
Cholula o Tapatio?
Valentina
Ah, una mujer de cultura
Mi México bonito ❤🇲🇽
That romantic stereotype is so true ❤️. When i was 15 this guy i barely new took serenata to my house at 3 am just to ask me out on a date to the movies. I turned him down. :/ when i think about it i think it was a nice gesture.
Third comment from Brazil 🇧🇷🇲🇽
Sou Peruano e falo Português mas não fluente como o Inglês. No Perú gente só fala Espanhol, Quechua, y um poco de Inglês.