I'm from Oaxaca. I lived in the US for 20 years and now I live in Tijuana. I have lived in Tijuana for 10 years. I'm glad that you are showcasing the amazing things of Oaxaca.
I love how much fun you have and how much you explore where you live. I STAN for a carefree black woman! I have a family now but before, I was the same way and am looking forward to traveling with my family. People always have something to say but will also regret that they never really lived! Life is about having experiences and even making mistakes. So excited to see what’s to come from you! ♥️
Oaxaca was surprisingly one of the most authentic cities we've visited in Mexico - you can shop on the markets, wander aimlessly cobbled stone streets in the city center, see a large number of churches which date many centuries back, indulge in local cuisine, photograph colorful houses, or get to know the indigenous
Great video Energi ❤️ everything looks so beautiful and authentic there. It really makes me think about how most things here in the US are so processed with chemicals.
oh my gosh! thanks for sharing. I did the same tour. I was blown away by the coloring process. I was there last march and corona had me cut my visit short
Hello, I just started watching your videos today. Your blogs basically. Honestly I can truly tell you that I really admire you because you are a strong, intelligent, and courageous woman that had the strong will of leaving abroad in a different country and culture by her self. And more important, you are not only Beautiful on the outside, but you also have a beautiful heart ♥. I saw your blog #3 where you helped that old lady. I truly admire you and I wish that one day I would get to meet you and develop a beautiful friendship. It's hard to find people like you now days. God Bless You Always!!!
No problem, I'll keep watching your videos and learning from them. I'm from Mexico City but live in Tyler, TX. I have a lot of family in Mexico City. Let me know if I can be of any help if you ever travel there.
You go girl!!!💕💫...this is super interesting and its very important to learn about other people and cultures...this is very wholesome...and keep doing your thing!!😊
You should visit Costa Chica with a tour guide of course. That's the Afro Mexican side of Mexico. In Oaxaca. I'm Zapotec. BTW, it's 3 hours from where you're at. Great hotels.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR BEAUTIFUL PERSPECTIVE ON LIVING LIFE ON PURPOSE . I AM JUST EXCITED TO BE A PART OF YOUR JOURNEY AS A FOLLOWER . I LOVE THE SIMPLICITY AND RAW FOOTAGE OF YOUR CHANNEL . MAY GOD ENCAMP HIS ANGELES OF GRACE AND MERCY AROUND YOU THROUGH YOUR TRAVELS. ABSOLUTELY PROUD OF YOU . 🌱♻💡🌐🎬
Thank you so much for your videos! They are really inspiring. I didn't know much about mexican culture but I'm really glad to learn through your videos.
I love this video,they ladies really work hard to makes these beautiful rugs, thank you sharing I really learn something ,! Please continue to be safe😍🙏🏽
I’m about to be right down there with you 😂😂 America is killing me. But I love your videos and you are really Inspiring me to travel ! Stay being yourself
I enjoy watching your videos....you do a great job..and I'm glad you like the things around here at oaxaca......... our state have a lot to show to the world and with your videos you letting them know what we have here ......I hope you can come back one day ....
Energii - You are truly blessed and evolving right before our eyes. This is just perfect for my Saturday morning. I felt like I was watching the Discovery Channel!! Also I made sure to watch each Ad in its entirety.😍😇😍
What a great tour and video. So cool that you’re always willing try different foods, towns, even art. I really like the textile - the rugs were gorgeous! Have fun and stay safe!🤗
Amazing how you show the world how beautiful is oaxaca you are not foreign in this country you are mexican now with a beautiful skin and you know we call you "morena hermosa"
So cool!!! LOVE how you describe in detail everything. Thanks for sharing this. Planning my trip to Merida at the end of April (fingers crossed) and documenting it on my new Travel Channel, Amputee Adventures. Maybe I'll run into you on my travels.
This was my fave video to date. Of course, I’m an artist so that’s not surprising. I will definitely be taking this tour when I go. You did an awesome job of bringing us with you and your authentic interest in all you experience is very apparent and your enthusiasm contagious. Wishing you all the success you deserve in growing your channel!
I’m blown away! Everything is so beautiful OMG! I want to thank you so very much for sharing this experience with us. I must try with everything in me to experience this for myself.
Dear and beautiful brown sugar, once again you have given us a very interesting vlog, about the Oaxacan culture reflected in its beautiful textiles. I really like the way and your constant desire to get involved with the locals, without a doubt you are very simple. I recommend that you visit the neighboring state of Chiapas, it will complement your knowledge of indigenous culture in Mexico and you will know other amazing places !!!
When you order ice cream in Mèxico you often order it in a cup or container but you can also get it on an ice cream cone called a barquillo. In this way the name of that Oaxacan candy is also the name for an ice cream cone.
Big respect to you going to Oaxaca and not even speaking fluent Spanish. My wife was born and raised in San Juan mixtepec distro 8 where they speak saan savi. Was definitely a humbling experience seeing how and where my wife grew up. What’s awesome is besides the more “developed” roads people still live the same way as they did years and years ago.
Oh My God!!!! This is sooo BEAUTIFUL & INTERESTING!!!! And no chemicals!!!!!!!!!!!! I have so much respect for them. I pray that this way of life will be PRESERVED!!!!!!!!! We can learn so much from them. I really enjoyed this video and I also learned a lot.👍💜👍💜👍💜👍💜👍💜
Love your videos! You visit really interesting cultural places and talk with the locals. Not just eating and drinking like other channels. I love your explanations of the history of places and food. Makes me feel like I am there with you. 😊
I’m from Chihuahua Mexico and I live in Minneapolis Minnesota , I never been in Oaxaca , hopefully soon I can go there , Muchas gracias for your videos , safe travels Goddess.
"In my city it's not called "Barquillo" it's called "Caracol" this type of bread was considered "fancy" when i was a kid, because it's one of those expensive bread you cannot afford when you are a child. LOL
I literally cannot stop binge watching ur videos. I seriously wanna travel and just live life and I'm very interested in visiting mexico if not maybe even possibly live there
I love how much insight you give on the culture and things you try! My mom is from Oaxaca and speaks the language, I’m barley learning & may go this year so I’ve been researching more about it, thank you for the video! :D
I really enjoyed this vlog. Please keep these travel vlogs coming. I look forward to them every week. I just realized I am not subscribed. Just subscribed!
Hola hermosa las culturas nativas en el sur de México aún se han preservado apesar del tiempo así como muchas tradiciones hubo mestizaje pero mantuvieron un poco de la escencia, en otras partes de México se mantuvieron muchas cosas pero por el mestizaje se perdió la raza nativa original pero por ejemplo en el centro seguimos valorando todo.
Good morning ☀️ who is up early like me 😅 hope you enjoy the video. I really enjoyed making it ! Which was your favorite craft???
Good morning sis you are up early
lol yes it’s 9am here I usually wake up at 6 or 7 :)
The people are so kind!
Good morning love!! God bless! Loved the video and especially enjoyed the market part snd the narration :))
The cut tea cups were my favorite ☕
So much process, that’s why we shouldn’t lower the price of their work. Thank you for making these beautiful videos ❤️❤️❤️❤️
YOUNG LADY !!!! YOU BETTA LIVE YOUR LIFE !!!!! 😍😍😍😍😍. You make smile every time a watch your videos
I’m glad :) thanks for watching!
I agree! You are living life and I wish more young people could/would follow in your footsteps!
I'm from Oaxaca. I lived in the US for 20 years and now I live in Tijuana. I have lived in Tijuana for 10 years. I'm glad that you are showcasing the amazing things of Oaxaca.
Oaxaca MEXICO one of the most beautifull cultural expression around the world!
I love how much fun you have and how much you explore where you live. I STAN for a carefree black woman! I have a family now but before, I was the same way and am looking forward to traveling with my family. People always have something to say but will also regret that they never really lived! Life is about having experiences and even making mistakes. So excited to see what’s to come from you! ♥️
Thank you for watching :)
@@goodenergi You should go to the coast specially to Chacahua...
Oaxaca was surprisingly one of the most authentic cities we've visited in Mexico - you can shop on the markets, wander aimlessly cobbled stone streets in the city center, see a large number of churches which date many centuries back, indulge in local cuisine, photograph colorful houses, or get to know the indigenous
Great video Energi ❤️ everything looks so beautiful and authentic there. It really makes me think about how most things here in the US are so processed with chemicals.
Yes! So many chemicals and not made with love :(
You mean like Pink Slime in kids lunches...smh America. We export healthier than we sell here.
oh my gosh! thanks for sharing. I did the same tour. I was blown away by the coloring process. I was there last march and corona had me cut my visit short
So cool!
Omg! My people their so amazing. Thank you for this video.
Thank you for watching 💛✨
You come from an amazing culture and people. Beautiful!!!
Ahhh I have to go the culture is so beautiful
Yesss! So beautiful!
I can take you there girl.
Haha I noticed at 11:54 your name made a perfect cameo behind you! My favorite craft was the textiles! Keep shining hermosa Energia ☀️
Yes that was so cool!! Thank you for watching :)
Hello, I just started watching your videos today. Your blogs basically. Honestly I can truly tell you that I really admire you because you are a strong, intelligent, and courageous woman that had the strong will of leaving abroad in a different country and culture by her self. And more important, you are not only Beautiful on the outside, but you also have a beautiful heart ♥. I saw your blog #3 where you helped that old lady. I truly admire you and I wish that one day I would get to meet you and develop a beautiful friendship. It's hard to find people like you now days. God Bless You Always!!!
Thank you 💛✨
No problem, I'll keep watching your videos and learning from them. I'm from Mexico City but live in Tyler, TX. I have a lot of family in Mexico City. Let me know if I can be of any help if you ever travel there.
You go girl!!!💕💫...this is super interesting and its very important to learn about other people and cultures...this is very wholesome...and keep doing your thing!!😊
Thank you 💛
Thanks for sharing..Love that things are fresh and made with love🌻
Made with love ❤️
Thank you for revealing the beautiful side of my people, I can perceive you're beautiful energy!
You should visit Costa Chica with a tour guide of course. That's the Afro Mexican side of Mexico. In Oaxaca. I'm Zapotec. BTW, it's 3 hours from where you're at. Great hotels.
I’m from costa chica puerto Escondido but they’re isn’t as many Afro Mexican there as you would think.
@Lucio Martínez Afromexican with mexican? That doesn't make sense, Mexican is a nationality, not a race.
@@abbyxg5596 cuajinipilapa is supposed to have a large community of Afro-Mexicans Mexico.
Good idea, but i think is better cuajinipilapa specifically.
@@user-yb3sy8pn9m probably yea but in puerto Escondido there’s not a lot as people think .
THANK YOU FOR YOUR BEAUTIFUL PERSPECTIVE ON LIVING LIFE ON PURPOSE . I AM JUST EXCITED TO BE A PART OF YOUR JOURNEY AS A FOLLOWER . I LOVE THE SIMPLICITY AND RAW FOOTAGE OF YOUR CHANNEL . MAY GOD ENCAMP HIS ANGELES OF GRACE AND MERCY AROUND YOU THROUGH YOUR TRAVELS. ABSOLUTELY PROUD OF YOU . 🌱♻💡🌐🎬
Thank you!
Those villages are seriously amazing, and so are you Energiii. I am so proud of you for living your best life on your own terms!!❤
This video was just wonderful!!! ❤️
Thank you so much 💛
Next time you go to the south take me!!! I’ll be your tour guide and translator!!! 😍
Cheers from so cal!
Hola!
Thank you so much for your videos! They are really inspiring. I didn't know much about mexican culture but I'm really glad to learn through your videos.
Yes Mexican culture has so many parts! I’m just scratching the surface 😅
I love this video,they ladies really work hard to makes these beautiful rugs, thank you sharing I really learn something ,! Please continue to be safe😍🙏🏽
Yes they work really hard!! Thank you :)
I’m about to be right down there with you 😂😂 America is killing me. But I love your videos and you are really Inspiring me to travel ! Stay being yourself
Thank you 💛
Me to I’m getting my passport asap
@@camijewell8046 same 😩
Take me wit y’all 😭
I enjoy watching your videos....you do a great job..and I'm glad you like the things around here at oaxaca......... our state have a lot to show to the world and with your videos you letting them know what we have here ......I hope you can come back one day ....
BROOOOOO I'm from Oaxaca and currently living in the States, this put me so nostalgic! D:
Energii - You are truly blessed and evolving right before our eyes. This is just perfect for my Saturday morning. I felt like I was watching the Discovery Channel!! Also I made sure to watch each Ad in its entirety.😍😇😍
Awww thank you! I’m really glad you enjoyed it!
as a mexican from the capital its amazing how different those cultures are from us. Not in a bad way, but it's like seeing another country.
Cheers from a MEXICAN from Chicago Illinois.
Love the growth this channel is getting, its well deserved 💫
Thanks so much!!!!
Loving the vids sis. Everytime you say "umm" feels like i can taste the food too. I def need to travel to Mexico.
i love your videos so much! My family’s from Oaxaca and we are zapotec so watching these videos makes my heart beam :)❤️
This reminds me of my aunties.. I miss them so much.
What a great tour and video. So cool that you’re always willing try different foods, towns, even art. I really like the textile - the rugs were gorgeous! Have fun and stay safe!🤗
Amazing how you show the world how beautiful is oaxaca you are not foreign in this country you are mexican now with a beautiful skin and you know we call you "morena hermosa"
This was so interesting ! Love your vlogs
Thank yooouuu
What a great video!!! Thank you for showing us how much time and effort all these things take to make.
You're so funny, the parts with the bee and when you opened the stranger's car had me cracking up 😂💗
Looooll😂 thank you for watching ☀️
I like the way you described everything. You are so sweet! I love Oaxaca. I am glad you enjoyed my Mexico Lindo y Querido. Blessings for you.
Young black Queen! GIRL- keep doing what you do👌🏾❤️ this is beautiful and a great VIDEO!👏🏾👏🏾. Please stay safe!
Thank you!
So cool!!! LOVE how you describe in detail everything. Thanks for sharing this. Planning my trip to Merida at the end of April (fingers crossed) and documenting it on my new Travel Channel, Amputee Adventures. Maybe I'll run into you on my travels.
You will love Merida :)
Very nice and lol my sister got in the car and sat down lol we all watch her and was cracking up 😂
Looool
Great video. Thanks for show the world the other faces of my country!
This was my fave video to date. Of course, I’m an artist so that’s not surprising. I will definitely be taking this tour when I go. You did an awesome job of bringing us with you and your authentic interest in all you experience is very apparent and your enthusiasm contagious. Wishing you all the success you deserve in growing your channel!
Teotitlán del Valle is home of the Zapotec chef Abigail Mendoza, she makes prehispanic food, she's very famous, go to her restaurant if you can.
This video is better than any TV documentary 🙌
I love this video! Such an amazing experience. You make it so fun to watch.😊
Thank you kerry :) 💛💛💛
I’m blown away! Everything is so beautiful OMG! I want to thank you so very much for sharing this experience with us. I must try with everything in me to experience this for myself.
Wow! They are awesome! I would love to visit there one day. Luv your content btw😉
One day you will :) & thank you!
You still got more places to visit like Monte Alban, Mitla, and Hierve el Agua and you definitely need to go
Love your videos. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
Thank you!
Dear and beautiful brown sugar, once again you have given us a very interesting vlog, about the Oaxacan culture reflected in its beautiful textiles. I really like the way and your constant desire to get involved with the locals, without a doubt you are very simple. I recommend that you visit the neighboring state of Chiapas, it will complement your knowledge of indigenous culture in Mexico and you will know other amazing places !!!
Ridículo
@@Nimue333 Cuál es tu problema????
Yessss, they are!!
Viva Mi Oaxaca 💚❤
Thanks dear Energii, I was missing your beautiful and rich in content videos, I couldn't stop laughing at your bee reaction, cheeeers
lol thank you! & every weekend :)
When you order ice cream in Mèxico you often order it in a cup or container but you can also get it on an ice cream cone called a barquillo. In this way the name of that Oaxacan candy is also the name for an ice cream cone.
Mexican people especially the people from OAXACA are amazing those rugs are incredible.
I absolutely loved this tour. Thanks for sharing.
I loved this so very much! You are such a great videographer and storyteller! Love Sekhmet SapphyreSun❤️😻🙏🏾
Big respect to you going to Oaxaca and not even speaking fluent Spanish. My wife was born and raised in San Juan mixtepec distro 8 where they speak saan savi. Was definitely a humbling experience seeing how and where my wife grew up. What’s awesome is besides the more “developed” roads people still live the same way as they did years and years ago.
Great video! Reminds me of something you'd see on the travel channel!
lol one day :)
That is amazing. Those rugs are so beautiful. Thank you GE.
You are living the dream life 💕 I love your videos and how you explore and immerse yourself the indigenous culture of Mexico.
You opened that Guys car door.Girl how much Mezcal did you Drink? lol
This was an amazing vlog. It was so cool seeing your name on the wall. You were meant to travel there 👍🏾
Lol seriously! I was like omgggg
Oh My God!!!! This is sooo BEAUTIFUL & INTERESTING!!!! And no chemicals!!!!!!!!!!!! I have so much respect for them. I pray that this way of life will be PRESERVED!!!!!!!!! We can learn so much from them. I really enjoyed this video and I also learned a lot.👍💜👍💜👍💜👍💜👍💜
Love your videos! You visit really interesting cultural places and talk with the locals. Not just eating and drinking like other channels. I love your explanations of the history of places and food. Makes me feel like I am there with you. 😊
lol yes I enjoy that type of travel more! So I hope to meet some more people and have more cool experiences!
this is awesome. thanks for sharing.
Love their culture!👍
Thank you for this video Now I know why I love the pattern so much My ANCESTORS is MEXICO AND PREU💗💗
Energiii that was a great tour. Those rugs were beautiful and how cool was that to see your name! 👍🏽
Eres hermosa.... love your videos.... Mexico loves you... welcome
Wow, I'm blown away by how good you have become with making your videos, your commentary and editing is very good, well done ❤
Lol thank u! Trying to get better 😅
I’m from Chihuahua Mexico and I live in Minneapolis Minnesota , I never been in Oaxaca , hopefully soon I can go there ,
Muchas gracias for your videos , safe travels Goddess.
Nice video!! I really liked seeing the local artisans and their talent.
"In my city it's not called "Barquillo" it's called "Caracol" this type of bread was considered "fancy" when i was a kid, because it's one of those expensive bread you cannot afford when you are a child. LOL
Lol so interesting! Yes I really enjoyed it so delicious
I loved watching every minute of this!
so glad 💛💛
This is so wonderful...i really enjoy your channel....living vicariously through your fantastic adventures.....
Thank you for watching :)
Now this is cultural appreciation. I’m happy you enjoyed ❤️
I literally cannot stop binge watching ur videos. I seriously wanna travel and just live life and I'm very interested in visiting mexico if not maybe even possibly live there
Wrong car 😅😂 energi !you're hilarious LOL
Take care girl 🤗
Loool I was so embarrassed 😂
Your are amazing n so bold, I wish I was like that when I was younger.
STUNNING WORK!!! Thanks for taking us on this awesome journey of discovery of an AMAZING people!!!
💛
I really enjoyed the tour! I learn so much through you 👍🏾
Thanks for sharing this. It was really interesting
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love how much insight you give on the culture and things you try! My mom is from Oaxaca and speaks the language, I’m barley learning & may go this year so I’ve been researching more about it, thank you for the video! :D
i want to go over there they said it’s pretty out there 🥺
Such beautiful traditions, yes so cool they had your name in art! Thanks for sharing these. Keep enjoying life!❤️🦋❇️
So interesting ! Great vid!
Thank you Sabrina 💛
YOURE THE BEST STAY YOUUU 💜🙏🏽
I really enjoyed this vlog. Please keep these travel vlogs coming. I look forward to them every week. I just realized I am not subscribed. Just subscribed!
Luv the Video, Energiii well detailed ❣️
Love these videos!!!!
At 11:55 your name is literally on the wall behind you. That’s so cool! A sign from the universe that you’re exactly where you should be ✨
Love it ! Even Love your outfit !!! 🇲🇽bless you kind one
Love you little sister enjoying the knowledge from your videos. Thanks!!!
Loved the bee special effects 😆
I'm really enjoying your videos in Mayan Mexico
Just a beautiful lady inside and out
This video was absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you so much 💛
Hola hermosa las culturas nativas en el sur de México aún se han preservado apesar del tiempo así como muchas tradiciones hubo mestizaje pero mantuvieron un poco de la escencia, en otras partes de México se mantuvieron muchas cosas pero por el mestizaje se perdió la raza nativa original pero por ejemplo en el centro seguimos valorando todo.