As a daughter of indigenous parents from Oaxaca, I think you guys represented Oaxaca the best! I always watch RUclips videos of Oaxaca and tourist typically say or do things that I don’t really agree but you guys showed so much respect and open mindedness for my culture! Thank you so much! Next time you go to Oaxaca, make sure you guys check out the Mujeres del barro rojo un My parents hometown of San Marcos Tlapazola, 45 mins away from Oaxaca City!
Jocabed, thank you so much for the kind comment. We are so happy we were able to capture the Oaxacan food culture correctly! It was really important for us to get a local guide to help explain and teach us all the traditional ways. We would love to check out Mujeres del barro rojo next time!
This definitely makes me to travel to Oaxaca! The people seem so inviting, the culture seems fascinating, and the food looks delicious! Thanks for adding Oaxaca to my bucket list!! Also, I hope all is okay. 💛
Another great video! The food looks fabulous and it seems like the Mexican people are very warm and welcoming, anxious to share their recipes and culture.
My wife and I love watching your videos! They’re all creative, informative, and fun! Have you listed your camera and editing equipment/software on any previous posts? If not, would you mind sharing? We are beginning to travel more and would like to be able to document and share our experiences.
Hi Rich! Sorry for missing your comment. Yes, our camera gear is in the description. Faris has been doing freelance videography since 2017 so he has accumulated a lot of gear. We always recommend buying something in your budget first and nowadays an iPhone is so versatile. We like using Final Cut Pro for software because it is the most compatible with our MacBooks and makes the whole editing process faster.
A lot of ppl who don’t know about history don’t realize Mexican food before colonization was and is very healthy and organic. Ppl just assume all Mexican food is tacos or unhealthy food…but they are thinking after the Colonization period. Thank you Mexico for tomatoes in the Italian foods, chocolate for the European chocolate bars and vanilla..
Mexico (anahuac the most under rated civilization in history, domesticate to the world since centuries ago with love, corn, xitomatli (tomato alla colors), vanilla, avocado, chilli, frijoles (beans), cacao, amaranto, calabacitas (zuchini) chia, ahiote, chayote, guanabana, chirimoya, tejocote, etc
Wow I love y’all so much for these. That cliff hanger is intense but as long as y’all are safe and healthy. ❤️ Traveling through Mexico is top of the list for me now thanks to you two.
Thanks Adam! We will probably post it Wednesday, but yes we are safe and healthy. You will love travelling here. It has made our Van life so much more fulfilling
Awesome! There are a few day trips you can take outside of the city that look great, but as far as the city goes we did a lot. We would recommend a food tour. Lots of history and unique cuisine.
9:11 "eating bugs in mexico traces back to the mid 16th century". it goes back way further than that. thousands of years. our history doesnt start when the europeans arrive.
Here in California the government leaders are banning gas stoves and comals because they’re not environmentally friendly. Makes me want to move somewhere like Oaxaca where you can live your life!
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oaxaca is a very safe state.
Canadian here who just discovered your channel, you do an awesome job, very in-depth, respectful and high quality, keep up the great work.
Thank you for visiting my state new subscriber
As a daughter of indigenous parents from Oaxaca, I think you guys represented Oaxaca the best! I always watch RUclips videos of Oaxaca and tourist typically say or do things that I don’t really agree but you guys showed so much respect and open mindedness for my culture! Thank you so much! Next time you go to Oaxaca, make sure you guys check out the Mujeres del barro rojo un My parents hometown of San Marcos Tlapazola, 45 mins away from Oaxaca City!
Jocabed, thank you so much for the kind comment. We are so happy we were able to capture the Oaxacan food culture correctly! It was really important for us to get a local guide to help explain and teach us all the traditional ways. We would love to check out Mujeres del barro rojo next time!
Amigos que lindo que pudieron disfrutar la riqueza gastronómica que ofrece Oaxaca siempre seran bienvenidos. 🤗 Saludos
Muchas gracias. Oaxaca es un lugar hermoso y amamos a la gente
I was completely unaware of this town as a foodie destination. It's on my bucket list now. Thanks guys.
Awesome so glad we could share a new spot!
This definitely makes me to travel to Oaxaca! The people seem so inviting, the culture seems fascinating, and the food looks delicious! Thanks for adding Oaxaca to my bucket list!!
Also, I hope all is okay. 💛
It truly is so rich with culture. Could spend so much time immersed in it. Hope you can see it someday!
The people are very amazing there I went and stayed in several parts of Oaxaca about 15 years ago and finally get to return this June I can’t wait
Another great video! The food looks fabulous and it seems like the Mexican people are very warm and welcoming, anxious to share their recipes and culture.
My wife and I love watching your videos! They’re all creative, informative, and fun!
Have you listed your camera and editing equipment/software on any previous posts? If not, would you mind sharing? We are beginning to travel more and would like to be able to document and share our experiences.
Hi Rich! Sorry for missing your comment. Yes, our camera gear is in the description. Faris has been doing freelance videography since 2017 so he has accumulated a lot of gear. We always recommend buying something in your budget first and nowadays an iPhone is so versatile. We like using Final Cut Pro for software because it is the most compatible with our MacBooks and makes the whole editing process faster.
Take care of Your mom 👍
Toll you so 🇲🇽
Cheese soup for breakfast, love it! Hope that all is well.
It has the opposite effect of coffee 😏
Excellent video! We've just arrived in Oaxaca and this was really helpful. 😊
So glad it was helpful enjoy the food it’s amazing!!
Adding this place to my list! Thank you guys! Better than the food network. 🤤
You won’t be disappointed! Haha thanks so much :)
A lot of ppl who don’t know about history don’t realize Mexican food before colonization was and is very healthy and organic. Ppl just assume all Mexican food is tacos or unhealthy food…but they are thinking after the Colonization period.
Thank you Mexico for tomatoes in the Italian foods, chocolate for the European chocolate bars and vanilla..
Yes we agree!! We ate healthier in Mexico because of all the amazing fresh fruit and vegetables markets!
This made me sooo hungry!! Awesome video! 💜
Hi Aspen! Haha the editing of this video is like torture on an empty stomach
Amazing ............. simply Amazing
Amo los chapulines y los chinicuiles.
They’ve got a nice crunch to them 😁
Boom, nailed it! Great video!
Thanks guys!
Excelente reportaje
Another truly beautiful and well edited video. But sadly, I'm worried about the next one. I hope your world will continue to be positive.
Nice video! Can we expect a Sunday video moving forward?
Yes! We post every Sunday, if life events don’t get in the way ;)
Mexico (anahuac the most under rated civilization in history, domesticate to the world since centuries ago with love,
corn, xitomatli (tomato alla colors), vanilla, avocado, chilli, frijoles (beans), cacao, amaranto, calabacitas (zuchini)
chia, ahiote, chayote, guanabana, chirimoya, tejocote, etc
It all looked delicious.
Soo good 😍
Wow I love y’all so much for these. That cliff hanger is intense but as long as y’all are safe and healthy. ❤️ Traveling through Mexico is top of the list for me now thanks to you two.
Thanks Adam! We will probably post it Wednesday, but yes we are safe and healthy. You will love travelling here. It has made our Van life so much more fulfilling
Grandma and I have each gained five pounds by just watching your videos!
Imagine being there! We couldn’t say no
good job !
Faris how's it going? Hope you having a good weekend, man that chocolate tamales never had one from 1-10 how you rate it??
Great Videos Guys! Thanks to show Mexico That way! 🙏🏽 Viva Mexico Cabrones! 🥳🎉 cheers! 🍻
We loved it so good!!
“TᕼE ᒪᗩᗪY Oᖴ ᕼEᗩᐯEᑎ TᖇᗩIᒪEᖇ”☺️
Faria and Lisa, we are going to visit Oaxaca City in February next month, is there something you didn’t do or see you wished you could have ?
Awesome! There are a few day trips you can take outside of the city that look great, but as far as the city goes we did a lot. We would recommend a food tour. Lots of history and unique cuisine.
Naäňi xãni cû ňunrõ you guys are welcome to our town.
Thank you! 🥰❤️
Does anyone know the song from 1:45 to 1:55?
Come to my city Guadalajara Jalisco mexico 🇲🇽 🤩🤩
We would love to!!
You drink too much coffe too 🌱
Next time get Mamey milkshake ❤
Soooo good we did get one just not in the vid!
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9:11 "eating bugs in mexico traces back to the mid 16th century". it goes back way further than that. thousands of years.
our history doesnt start when the europeans arrive.
holy leaf = hoja santa
Here in California the government leaders are banning gas stoves and comals because they’re not environmentally friendly. Makes me want to move somewhere like Oaxaca where you can live your life!
Aw man that’s no fun! The comals make the best foods we swear. We miss the blue corn tortillas the most
Noo I was at football
No worries buddy! We posted later than normal. Next week :)
How do you two not gain any weight????
Alll the walking. the workout to eat lifestyle is real!
You need to respect peoples work, go to McDonalds and try to do your oun bigmac and see what happend
Of course we respect peoples work here we loved it!!
Girls that don't eat meat, don't last long in food making video's. lol
We agree to that!! Love them tacos 🌮