I was In Mexico 🇲🇽 December, cancun to be exact, lovely place, I just thought Jamaica had the most hustlers in the world, but when I go Mexico I realize Jamaica 🇯🇲 didn't have any hustler.
I really enjoyed this interview which randomly showed up on my feed. I have been to Tulum frequently over the past couple of months and would have loved to try Turner's Airbnb experience. I'm totally inspired seeing women that look like me living in different countries. Too often people box themselves in and think something is not possible or not expected of them. Bravo!
I agree. Me too. I love traveling to other countries. There's a lady named Stephanie Perry she encourages melanated women to explore more and travel on a budget .
Ohhh!!! Theresa...she is the Chef Lady with Xaymayca Restaurant!!! I first heard of her from TravelNoire. Big up yuhself, my girl!! And now...I MUST come and find you both in Mexico!! This is WONDERFUL news, ladies!!!
Me too Ms. Turner, British Born Jamaican.... parents of Windrush Generation, but I sound just like you. Enjoyed the interview, two lovely ladies, representing well.
Xavier...nopales (nopal - singluar, nopales - plural) are prickly pear cactus. There is the green part (which is actually the leaf). The part we call "tuna" is actually the fruit. It is very nutritious...I have made green juice with it...I put apples, lemons, cucumbers, and ginger with it - delicious!!
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Mi love this one bad. I was planning to go to Mexico when the panorama hit and I wanted to see Chichen Itza, but I hear so many good things about Tulum. Maybe a roun di country trip when things open up.
Gaspar Yanga is the place of the very first slave revolt in Mexico. They were given lands to live free like the Maroons of Jamaica. Their descendants still live there. Also on the west coast of Mexico there still is a very large community of Afro Mexicans.
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Agree with what she says about telling them you are from Jamaica. I once experienced that and they started taking pictures with me and my hubby and gwt all excited. We felt like celebrities lol
Thanks Xavier for carrying us around the World, with others Jamaican.Enjoy it very much, as s retiree,in New York, can be complicated. Not getting out enough.These interviews really helps.To see and hear,what going on else where,in the World.Blessings Xavier, Thanks so much,for what you do.(Kingstonion, St Elizabeth a bit, Santa Cruz, then New York. ) Appreciated very much!)
Yesssss!!! The Jelly man is still here. Can't miss him, he as a gigantic Jamaican flag flowing. He is just further from the corner, but still on the strip.
Xavier you hit a six again! Enjoyed this interview. Your interviews are so interesting. Ladies you represent Jamaica well. Turner, you are Jamaican even if you were born in England. Or better yet you must say you are JAEnglish prounounced JAHENGLISH. Lol. Blessings to you ladies.
This is a great vlog! Xavier and Theresa, when I come to Mexico City, it will be first for pilgrimage to Tepayac Hill to Our Lady of Guadeloupe Church and Shrine. Theresa, have you ever been there??
Happy to know that these ladies have settled quite well in Mexican society. I wanted to visit Mexico for years but changed my mind at least ten years ago. The bad press got to me.
I'm gonna overlook the bad press cause they have that every where and pray and go enjoy my life. I heard of a quiet town there Puerto Morelos and mi a pack🤣 🍀🥳🙌🏾
We have cenotes in Jamaica. I've actually been to one in Alligator Pond, St Elizabeth. So beautiful. Took my Zimbabwean husband there. He loved it😃. He dove in like a true Jamaican. I stood on the banks and watched - like a true Jamaican lol
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Ceviche starts out raw, but the citrus (lime / lemon / orange) juice chemically cooks the fish and seafood so it is not actually sushi raw and the texture is more a 'cooked' texture. It is absolutely delicious!!!
Nice! I enjoyed the interview! I love Bajan people. I studied Meteorology , and Radar Meteorology, in 1970 and 1973, respectively, at the Caribbean Meteorological Institute. In 1970, I stayed at a Rockley Guest House operated by Mrs Marshal. She was such a fantastic landlady and hostess, I stayed at her GUEST House in 1973. I had such great experiences during my stays in Barbados, that an offer from the President of Life of Barbados in 1984 to establish a Branch Office in Jamaica, could not be ignored nor refused!! I enjoyed North Point beaches and Fry fish on "Baxters Road. For lunch at the Institute, I would have "Ham cutters" and "Cheese Cutters", and of course I tried "Souce" a couple of times. However, my fondest memories of Barbados involve my friend Carrol, and her family and friends who made sure that Jamaicans had a good time, "Liming" with the Jamaikees, and introducing us to SPOOGE music, and parties hosted by the Fantastics and the Troubadors!!
Xavier love ur interviews. Can you add a question to the interviews pls? What is the time where you are now? I would like to know the difference in time between the interviewing countries and USA. Thank u
19:36 Ceviche is a dish that you will find practically all over Latin America. It may be a wee bit different with regards to some of the ingredients and how it is presented, but it is all over Latin America.
Xavier and Turner, In 2019 thirteen members of my family vacationed at Playa del Carmen on 🇲🇽 Mexico's Caribbean coast. We visited the Mayan city of Chichen Itza, saw a cenotes ( waterhole), reggae playing on the boat as the kids snorkel. Jamaican can learn from Mexicans welcoming and pleasant attitude to tourists. Turner, how far are you from where we vacationed??
I love Acapulco and Singapore. I do speak Spanish as a second language. Look up Vicente Guerrero and Cuahiniculapa, Gro. One race ..human.. Grilled Red Salmon; Chicken Tamales, but vegetable oil for the masa, since I do not eat pork. Aqua de Jamaica. Celia Cruz, Vicente Fernandez, Lucho Gatica. music.
Q..Why is it that Mexicans are leaving Mexico in the droves fr USA because of crime, and unemployment. While they are living happy and comfortable in Mexico??
Interesting. I wonder would Tulum retain its charm if it became too Westernized. I think some of these places need to retain those old features so that people can actually go outside and do things rather than getting everything delivered. Social isolation i would guess is one of the major causes of mental health issues in the US and maybe western world in general.
Thanks for watching! Are you ready to visit Mexico after watching this video? If you are an expat living in Mexico what's been your experience there?
As a Mexican, I loved this interview. So happy they have felt welcome and made Mexico home. The love is mutual.
I'm Jamaican. I've been to Mexico before🙂 to study abroad. I stayed with a Mexican host family in Morelia, Michoacan🇲🇽. Yes they are so warm!
I was In Mexico 🇲🇽 December, cancun to be exact, lovely place, I just thought Jamaica had the most hustlers in the world, but when I go Mexico I realize Jamaica 🇯🇲 didn't have any hustler.
🤣🤣
The versitility of Jamaicans 👍🏾
I really enjoyed this interview which randomly showed up on my feed. I have been to Tulum frequently over the past couple of months and would have loved to try Turner's Airbnb experience. I'm totally inspired seeing women that look like me living in different countries. Too often people box themselves in and think something is not possible or not expected of them. Bravo!
I agree. Me too. I love traveling to other countries. There's a lady named Stephanie Perry she encourages melanated women to explore more and travel on a budget .
Ladies, thank you for sharing your lives with us. I hope you ladies get a chance to build a friendship. Xavier you delivered again. Thank you.
Ohhh!!! Theresa...she is the Chef Lady with Xaymayca Restaurant!!! I first heard of her from TravelNoire. Big up yuhself, my girl!!
And now...I MUST come and find you both in Mexico!! This is WONDERFUL news, ladies!!!
So refreshing to hear this interview from fellow Jamaicans here in Mexico! 🇯🇲🇲🇽
I thought this was going to be yours!
@@sharnibullock9044 Hahah there are many of us to spread around! I hope to meet them someday, ya sabes jeje. #tallawah 🌺
@@nadeneinmexico539 can I send you an email or something. O have a question for you about living there in Mexico. Thanks
@@Patrice87 same
Another great fun interview 2 beautiful ladies representing the culture very well continue the journey blessings.
Love these ladies. Great sense of humor. My friends and family who have visited Mexico have nothing but good things to say.
They are very nice to blacks there very respectful
Theresa representing Camperdown, alma mater of the great Jamaican 200 meters track Olympic Champion Don Quarrie!!
Xavier and Turner, I see on utube channels that Sorrel or Sobolo grows and is marketed year round in Ghana.
I love these interviews
.I m learning so much. It's very very interesting
Me too Ms. Turner, British Born Jamaican.... parents of Windrush Generation, but I sound just like you. Enjoyed the interview, two lovely ladies, representing well.
👏Wow Very inspiring love it!
This is so refreshing!!!!! I love this interview and how the ladies connect. 🇯🇲
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Xavier...nopales (nopal - singluar, nopales - plural) are prickly pear cactus. There is the green part (which is actually the leaf). The part we call "tuna" is actually the fruit. It is very nutritious...I have made green juice with it...I put apples, lemons, cucumbers, and ginger with it - delicious!!
I am really enjoying these interviews, learning so much about these countries
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My kids love Mexico. We've been 5 times !! To Puerto Vallarta and Mazatlan.😊❤
Another awesome presentation. I feel welcomed by Turner and Theresa already!
Really good interview 👍🏿
So proud of you both. Thanks for promoting Jamaica.
Love this interview
Mi love this one bad. I was planning to go to Mexico when the panorama hit and I wanted to see Chichen Itza, but I hear so many good things about Tulum. Maybe a roun di country trip when things open up.
I also heard of Theresa's restaurant 1 month ago. We also get the prickly pear here in supermarket here in Toronto Jamaica 🇯🇲 🇨🇦
Yes that "sorrel" ("red drink") is awesome Turner, I remember having it at your beautiful home in Dubai a few years ago😘
Gaspar Yanga is the place of the very first slave revolt in Mexico. They were given lands to live free like the Maroons of Jamaica. Their descendants still live there. Also on the west coast of Mexico there still is a very large community of Afro Mexicans.
This was a good one Xavier. I wish it was longer. My Mexican clients tell me their is a place call Jamaica in Mexico. I think it's a city.
Yes Xavier good one again great find
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Agree with what she says about telling them you are from Jamaica. I once experienced that and they started taking pictures with me and my hubby and gwt all excited. We felt like celebrities lol
Hi Turner very good interview, that's where you are now WOW, we worked at VMBS
Good morning Xavier. Thanks
Thanks Xavier for carrying us around the World, with others Jamaican.Enjoy it very much, as s retiree,in New York, can be complicated. Not getting out enough.These interviews really helps.To see and hear,what going on else where,in the World.Blessings Xavier, Thanks so much,for what you do.(Kingstonion, St Elizabeth a bit, Santa Cruz, then New York. ) Appreciated very much!)
Riverton city / medows big up so proud not ashamed 👏.
Another Great Interview adiós
The nopal and grass hopper are delicious Xavier. You should try it next time. I lived in Mexico for 3 years and 6 months and I loved every single day.
Yesssss!!! The Jelly man is still here. Can't miss him, he as a gigantic Jamaican flag flowing. He is just further from the corner, but still on the strip.
Xavier you hit a six again! Enjoyed this interview. Your interviews are so interesting. Ladies you represent Jamaica well. Turner, you are Jamaican even if you were born in England. Or better yet you must say you are JAEnglish prounounced JAHENGLISH. Lol. Blessings to you ladies.
This is a great vlog! Xavier and Theresa, when I come to Mexico City, it will be first for pilgrimage to Tepayac Hill to Our Lady of Guadeloupe Church and Shrine. Theresa, have you ever been there??
I loved this interview don't know if I would move to Mexico but I would love to visit!
Happy to know that these ladies have settled quite well in Mexican society. I wanted to visit Mexico for years but changed my mind at least ten years ago. The bad press got to me.
I'm gonna overlook the bad press cause they have that every where and pray and go enjoy my life. I heard of a quiet town there Puerto Morelos and mi a pack🤣 🍀🥳🙌🏾
I love this one big up Riverton
THANKS FOR SHARING!...THIS INTERVIEW IS A BREATHE OF FRESH AIR!
I am from Jamaica 🇯🇲 I have lived in Belize 🇧🇿 over thirty years and would love to live in Tulum !
most of the black people here in Belize in colonial days came from jamaica .......
Go Theresa, C'Down representing!
I went to Yucatan in 1973 on a school trip. I have always wanted to go back !
We have cenotes in Jamaica. I've actually been to one in Alligator Pond, St Elizabeth. So beautiful. Took my Zimbabwean husband there. He loved it😃. He dove in like a true Jamaican. I stood on the banks and watched - like a true Jamaican lol
Different words right?
Nice discussion I enjoyed the different topics
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Hi Xavier,
This is one of your show i love and appreciate to the core. I definitely would like to meet both of your guest when i visit Mexico....Donna
I'm moving there in the summer 😀 can't wait
No star. I need some of this food in the Yucatan. You guys need to come and visit Merida.
You’re inspiring to stick to my life plans and start traveling!!
Ceviche starts out raw, but the citrus (lime / lemon / orange) juice chemically cooks the fish and seafood so it is not actually sushi raw and the texture is more a 'cooked' texture. It is absolutely delicious!!!
Hoping to try it.😀
I heard about Teresa's restaurant but i am far away as soon as i get to Mexico city i will try it
Xavier you need to let us know what Theresa went to do initially for her job.
There is a Jamaican band in Mexico City called Black Star.
Tulum is good for cenote, the most amazing thing I've ever done whilst vacationing...
Wow. Great interview. Love these ladies and their sense of humour and adventure.
Nice! I enjoyed the interview! I love Bajan people. I studied Meteorology , and Radar Meteorology, in 1970 and 1973, respectively, at the Caribbean Meteorological Institute. In 1970, I stayed at a Rockley Guest House operated by Mrs Marshal. She was such a fantastic landlady and hostess, I stayed at her GUEST House in 1973. I had such great experiences during my stays in Barbados, that an offer from the President of Life of Barbados in 1984 to establish a Branch Office in Jamaica, could not be ignored nor refused!! I enjoyed North Point beaches and Fry fish on "Baxters Road. For lunch at the Institute, I would have "Ham cutters" and "Cheese Cutters", and of course I tried "Souce" a couple of times. However, my fondest memories of Barbados involve my friend Carrol, and her family and friends who made sure that Jamaicans had a good time, "Liming" with the Jamaikees, and introducing us to SPOOGE music, and parties hosted by the Fantastics and the Troubadors!!
Xavier love ur interviews. Can you add a question to the interviews pls? What is the time where you are now? I would like to know the difference in time between the interviewing countries and USA. Thank u
19:36 Ceviche is a dish that you will find practically all over Latin America. It may be a wee bit different with regards to some of the ingredients and how it is presented, but it is all over Latin America.
In ceveche, Plenty of lime juice is added to the raw fish and shrimps and that cooks is what cooks it.
Good advise sisters
Wonderful 🥰
Theresa they love Jamaican nice people.
Tlaxcala Mexico 🇲🇽 ❤ 🇯🇲
Hi, how do I find Theresa? I'm going to Mexico City in September and would love to get her insight on a few things.
Xavier and Turner, In 2019 thirteen members of my family vacationed at Playa del Carmen on 🇲🇽 Mexico's Caribbean coast. We visited the Mayan city of Chichen Itza, saw a cenotes ( waterhole), reggae playing on the boat as the kids snorkel. Jamaican can learn from Mexicans welcoming and pleasant attitude to tourists. Turner, how far are you from where we vacationed??
I'm Trinidadadian, and I cannot agree more. Sorrel is a beautiful fantastic tasty delicious drink 🍸 😋 😀 😍
So turner is not two far from me i am a Jamaican living in cancun Mexico
2beautiful woman nice interview
What is the name of Turner Francis Air B&B?
I love Acapulco and Singapore.
I do speak Spanish as a second language.
Look up Vicente Guerrero and Cuahiniculapa, Gro.
One race ..human..
Grilled Red Salmon; Chicken Tamales, but vegetable oil for the masa, since I do not eat pork.
Aqua de Jamaica.
Celia Cruz, Vicente Fernandez, Lucho Gatica. music.
Could you please do a Jamaican living in Peru.
He have Jamaican living in Peru
Flor de Jamaica/Sorrel. They drink it in Texas every day !
It's what we called TUNA in Jamaica
Even though they treat foreign blacks well the original blacks from the re sadly to say r not considered
Seems the story of black people's life since Columbus.
Nice
Me an you Turner. Drops, pone, etc. With a cool grape or cane JUICE.
Q..Why is it that Mexicans are leaving Mexico in the droves fr USA because of crime, and unemployment. While they are living happy and comfortable in Mexico??
Poor Black Jamaicans have the same problem.
Love Tambrind juice.
I'm been to Mexico City and the pollution/smog was real. Otherwise I like it. Visited Teotihuacan and Casa Azul (Frida Kahlo's house).
I love jerk chicken! It’s the best ! We can’t said no on time I’ll. Be their soon n we don’t show up
Interesting. I wonder would Tulum retain its charm if it became too Westernized. I think some of these places need to retain those old features so that people can actually go outside and do things rather than getting everything delivered. Social isolation i would guess is one of the major causes of mental health issues in the US and maybe western world in general.
Wow! Didn't know about the sanctions countries. So Cuba is a sanction country.
Also Nopal and tuna is the same thing
Lol no
Nopal is the 🍂
And tuna the fruit
Oh Jamaican me hungry😂😂
This man looks like tupuckshacour
19:42 yes ,ceviche is Peruvian.
What is ceviche?
Tianguis it’s. Flea market!
U not jamaica