Cholula! 😍😍 loved this vid! Nearby you can find the town of Chipilo, which was founded by Italian immigrants in the 1800’s and they still speak Veneto and they have the best pizza, pastas and gelato! Cute town for a weekend foodie bender! And a lot of “taco de ojo” haha Also Atlixco is a cute town nearby with amazing cecina meat in the market and Val’Quirico in nearby Tlaxcala! But this last one can be a bit expensive! Great food all over and beautiful towns! Love Puebla! Keep up the great work!
Thank you! I wish I had read about Chipilo, as I am Italian-American and would have loved to hear the Veneto dialect being spoken in Mexico! How unique! Maybe I’ll get back to Puebla at some point and check it out! Thanks for the info!
Another well-done video mi amigo ... your effort and research is much appreciated. We keep tweaking our plans based on your insightful info. Get your rest and stay healthy. We look forward to your next one!!! GRACIAS!!!
There is a beautiful romantic legend about the two volcanoes , I am sure you will enjoy knowing about it, there are videos on RUclips that can tell you the story.
Do you know there is an American University for English Speaking Students? The name is Universidad de las Americas. It was founded Brandon American people. It located in Puebla.
You got your history wrong. The ones who defeated the Aztecs on the second battle were the Tlaxcalans. The Spanish joined the Tlaxcalans. There is no way a bunch of Spanish defeated the Aztecs. That side of the story has been debunked. The Tlaxcalans, plus 300,000 allies and 69 spaniards in horses attacked Tenochtitlan. The Aztecs won. Later on they Tlaxcalans and allies regroup and attacked again and the battle lasted 7 months. Chicken pox hit the Aztec capital and the rest is history.
I did not mention any details about the battle of Tenochtitlan in this video. But, the Spanish could not have defeated the Aztecs without the Tlaxcalans. And also other indigenous allies and especially, La Malinche. But the Spanish were always in charge and of course they conquered the Aztecs, as well as the Purépecha. Also, it was smallpox, not chickenpox.
@@GringoInterrupted Nope, the Tlaxcalans were in charge and the Tlaxcalans, with the help of the Spanish and the allies conquered the Aztecs. The Spanish were in charge after the Aztecs were defeated and turned on the allies. Easy for the Spanish after smallpox. Anyway, still you know more history than most people I know.
Cholula! 😍😍 loved this vid! Nearby you can find the town of Chipilo, which was founded by Italian immigrants in the 1800’s and they still speak Veneto and they have the best pizza, pastas and gelato! Cute town for a weekend foodie bender! And a lot of “taco de ojo” haha
Also Atlixco is a cute town nearby with amazing cecina meat in the market and Val’Quirico in nearby Tlaxcala! But this last one can be a bit expensive! Great food all over and beautiful towns! Love Puebla! Keep up the great work!
Thank you! I wish I had read about Chipilo, as I am Italian-American and would have loved to hear the Veneto dialect being spoken in Mexico! How unique! Maybe I’ll get back to Puebla at some point and check it out! Thanks for the info!
Cholula is beautiful 🎉❤
Yes! Loved it!
Another well-done video mi amigo ... your effort and research is much appreciated. We keep tweaking our plans based on your insightful info. Get your rest and stay healthy. We look forward to your next one!!! GRACIAS!!!
Thanks Ronnie; that means a lot to me! I hope you have a fantastic trip! Let me know if I can answer any questions!
México is incredibel 👍👍
Very well done. What a trooper, hiking up there again early, to catch a view of the volcanoes! 😀
Haha, thanks Maria! It had to be done! I didn’t want to miss that view!
I recently found you and I’m addictive to your videos !!
Wow, thank you so much! I appreciate it! ❤️
You really offer something so special- funny, insightful, whip-smart. Thanks for opening the door to Mexico ❤
Thank you so much 😊
I see, no regrets to come back to Cholula, early in the morning. Gracias, gracias, gracias. Great videos, one by one, all of them.
Thank you! 😊
Incredible video! I’ve been there a long time ago and watching this video makes me feel like going back.
Thank you!
INCREDIBLE floral arrangements!
I wish you could have smelled them!
We really enjoy your talent to entertain and your sense of humor. Your historical approach really adds value to following your adventures. Thank you!
Wow, thank you Jerry! I really appreciate that! I’m so glad you like them!
Great videos!
Thanks so much! ☺️
There is a beautiful romantic legend about the two volcanoes , I am sure you will enjoy knowing about it, there are videos on RUclips that can tell you the story.
Thanks Norma, I’ll check it out!
I just read up on the legend! So cool! Thanks!
hey, this is where i went to college. there is a legend that if you go up the pyramid while a freshman, you wont graduate. lol
Oh wow! That’s so funny! Thanks!
Let me tell you, your pronunciation in Spanish is perfect!
Thanks, I try 😉
Do you know there is an American University for English Speaking Students? The name is Universidad de las Americas. It was founded Brandon American people. It located in Puebla.
Yes, Ive heard of it!
Hi, you're very handsome.
Thank you! ☺️
The church at the top of the pyramid looks like the most beautiful Burger King.
😂
I did the tunnel through the pyramid about 20 years ago..and it was terrifyingly claustrophobic! NEVER AGAIN
Oh, really? Maybe I dodged a bullet then! 😂 I’m prone to panic!
And thanks again for watching my videos! I’m glad you like them!
You got your history wrong. The ones who defeated the Aztecs on the second battle were the Tlaxcalans. The Spanish joined the Tlaxcalans. There is no way a bunch of Spanish defeated the Aztecs. That side of the story has been debunked. The Tlaxcalans, plus 300,000 allies and 69 spaniards in horses attacked Tenochtitlan. The Aztecs won. Later on they Tlaxcalans and allies regroup and attacked again and the battle lasted 7 months. Chicken pox hit the Aztec capital and the rest is history.
I did not mention any details about the battle of Tenochtitlan in this video. But, the Spanish could not have defeated the Aztecs without the Tlaxcalans. And also other indigenous allies and especially, La Malinche. But the Spanish were always in charge and of course they conquered the Aztecs, as well as the Purépecha. Also, it was smallpox, not chickenpox.
@@GringoInterrupted Nope, the Tlaxcalans were in charge and the Tlaxcalans, with the help of the Spanish and the allies conquered the Aztecs. The Spanish were in charge after the Aztecs were defeated and turned on the allies. Easy for the Spanish after smallpox. Anyway, still you know more history than most people I know.