I've been to the museum when I was 13 or 14 and I loved it not just the mummy's but the whole museum and the history of Mexico. I had so much fun and I loved it. It looks so much bigger now I want to go back. They have some of the oldest Mexican mummy's and a pregnant woman with her baby.
I like how you are very respectful to the mummies/people and what happened to them. Very interesting! We just left Guanajuato yesterday but were unaware of the museum!
"What if the rent is paid again, after a lapse?" inquired Joseph. "In that time," said the [cemetery] caretaker, "the bodies are reburied for as many years as are paid." "Sounds like blackmail," said Joseph. The little man shrugged, hands in pockets. "We must live." "You are certain no one can pay the one hundred seventy pesos all at once," said Joseph. "So in this way you get them for twenty pesos a year, year after year, for maybe thirty years. If they don't pay, you threaten to stand mamacita or little niño in the catacomb." "We must live," said the little man. ~ Ray Bradbury, "The Next in Line"
You say the museum opened in 1969 but I saw these same mummies in 1966-67. They were all lined up in a room, standing up, leaning against the walls. I remember one of them looked like Abe Lincoln. It was creepy as hell and one of the major highlights of my trip to Mexico.
That's right. But before the museum opened, they were on display in a less official capacity. It's definitely an interesting attraction. Thanks for watching! -Jim
Amazing but also very sad that these people are displayed like this.. Every person should be able to rest in peace in their grave.. Amazing their preservation.. and What a beautiful city
You failed to mention. The mummification process is impressive itself, it was only due special geological elements in the area at the time that the bodies were preserved that well. It’s not just random bodies displayed, egiptcians only were able to do this through a hard un-natural process
@@SpanishandGo Well, actually, you only briefly discussed the "weather" and "the fact that it was sealed tight." You failed to mention the sulfur and mineral rich soil in Guanajuato that may have also contributed to the natural mummification process. Great video though. :)
Last year in winter break I went to Mexico to meet family and medical reasons for my dad since he has back pain and doctor who are really cheap and still remember coming here
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I went there and it is scary also they say at night they leave there and haunt around I had this weird felling because we took a bus and they showed us around it’s weird about all the stories but it’s cool
Man i miss this place i grew up in mexico specifically in leon (now i live in the US) and whenever we could afford it from time to time we would go to the museum, there's a mummy of a lady there who committed suicide by hanging its sad i know just be aware of people overcharging tourists, maybe one day I'll go back and take my gf and go to kiss alley and we'll have our own Romeo Juliette story. Seriously take your wifey, girl or boyfriend whoever and share a beautiful moment.
I’ve been there. My family came from there, It’s fucking disrespectful to the people to have them there like that. Don’t support such a disgusting attraction.
I’m only here cause forza horizon 5, i had asked my mom if she knew anything bout Guanajuato an the first thing she said was, “Las momias de Guanajuato”
Guanajuato conocido en todo el mundo por la violencia pero menos por su Museo de arqueología; es por esto que a la comunidad le va como le va por no reconocer sus valores.
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I've been to the museum when I was 13 or 14 and I loved it not just the mummy's but the whole museum and the history of Mexico. I had so much fun and I loved it. It looks so much bigger now I want to go back. They have some of the oldest Mexican mummy's and a pregnant woman with her baby.
Ra Stargate swamp mummy
These souls are restless. Bury them and let them rest in peace.
In guanajuato not even death could keep you from rent, and if you didn't have enough you had to use your body to make it up.
I like how you are very respectful to the mummies/people and what happened to them. Very interesting! We just left Guanajuato yesterday but were unaware of the museum!
This video is amazing!!! Very professional!!
Thanks for your words, Drake!
¡Saludos! :)
-May
That’s pretty messed up that they have to pay taxes.
That was a long ass time ago.
For some reason i keep finding you on my fyp for the past 5 years
It's kind of shameful that they were exhumed because their families didn't pay the tax and now the city is making money by exploiting them..
"What if the rent is paid again, after a lapse?" inquired
Joseph.
"In that time," said the [cemetery] caretaker, "the bodies are reburied for as many years as are paid."
"Sounds like blackmail," said Joseph.
The little man shrugged, hands in pockets. "We must live."
"You are certain no one can pay the one hundred seventy pesos all at once," said Joseph. "So in this way you get
them for twenty pesos a year, year after year, for maybe thirty years. If they don't pay, you threaten to stand mamacita or little niño in the catacomb."
"We must live," said the little man.
~ Ray Bradbury, "The Next in Line"
I went 2 see them when i was little about 30years ago i am still to this day haunted by what ive seen
Rip
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Did u see the witch craft one?
Ray Brandebury was so creeped out he wrote a story about them.
🕯🙏 for the souls not at rest
I went there it was amazing and creepy
Did you see the witch craft one?
Same
There's nothing amazing seeing dead bodies
You say the museum opened in 1969 but I saw these same mummies in 1966-67. They were all lined up in a room, standing up, leaning against the walls. I remember one of them looked like Abe Lincoln. It was creepy as hell and one of the major highlights of my trip to Mexico.
That's right. But before the museum opened, they were on display in a less official capacity. It's definitely an interesting attraction. Thanks for watching! -Jim
Amazing but also very sad that these people are displayed like this.. Every person should be able to rest in peace in their grave.. Amazing their preservation.. and What a beautiful city
You failed to mention. The mummification process is impressive itself, it was only due special geological elements in the area at the time that the bodies were preserved that well. It’s not just random bodies displayed, egiptcians only were able to do this through a hard un-natural process
You failed to watch the whole video. We mention that explicitly at 2:22.
Mexican mummified swap
@@SpanishandGo Well, actually, you only briefly discussed the "weather" and "the fact that it was sealed tight." You failed to mention the sulfur and mineral rich soil in Guanajuato that may have also contributed to the natural mummification process. Great video though. :)
My family is from Guanajuato!
Fresas_ Con Crema mine too. You're very pretty
Last year in winter break I went to Mexico to meet family and medical reasons for my dad since he has back pain and doctor who are really cheap and still remember coming here
Very moving video. Thank you.
I just love my Mexico so much! Very good video guys.
¡Gracias por vernos! Un saludo. -Jim
I rode a horse there in 1980. I took photos but lost them over the years.
Just saw your IG story about this place and came to youtube to see a video of it.
This is an awesome idea for a video!! Learn Spanish while you learn and explore places in Latin America. :D
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Mexican food
My roots🖤
Tienen video en camecuaro,Michoacan ?
So informative. Love it!
Thank you
I went there and it is scary also they say at night they leave there and haunt around I had this weird felling because we took a bus and they showed us around it’s weird about all the stories but it’s cool
It is really weird. Such a strange exhibition. Thanks for watching! -Jim
So cool!
Muy interesante. I thought I was looking at my poor old dad for a moment. It’s ok, he has a sense of humour too.
Lol! We hope your dad is doing well!
:p
+Spanish and Go Yes, he is fine.
Dado que la cremación es la base en Japón, no tengo la oportunidad de ver momias.
¡Es interesante como ver una película de terror!
I want to get married there
ayo ??? XD
Bruh people in the comments have been there when I’m from there and barely even been in Mexico.
VERY INTERESTING
Imagine working nights as a security guard there....
This video is as good as Netgeo documentry
Me and my friend jordan, we faded here… he wasnt about a bag!
Man i miss this place i grew up in mexico specifically in leon (now i live in the US) and whenever we could afford it from time to time we would go to the museum, there's a mummy of a lady there who committed suicide by hanging its sad i know just be aware of people overcharging tourists, maybe one day I'll go back and take my gf and go to kiss alley and we'll have our own Romeo Juliette story. Seriously take your wifey, girl or boyfriend whoever and share a beautiful moment.
This is where im from 🇲🇽
I lived in guanajuato but i think a different one...
0:17 or learn real Mexican language Lila Nahuatl
Haruka Takahashi mexicatlatoani?
@@thatoneeaglewarrior2284 what is that?
Never going there 💀☠
I’ve been there. My family came from there, It’s fucking disrespectful to the people to have them there like that. Don’t support such a disgusting attraction.
The smallest mummy in the world is not that one, the real smallest one is at Museo de las Ánimas in Encarnación de Díaz, Jalisco.
Reminds me of Nosferatu.
Burry them it's very wierd
You should go see her
I’m only here cause forza horizon 5, i had asked my mom if she knew anything bout Guanajuato an the first thing she said was, “Las momias de Guanajuato”
Bury these people. This is horrible.
I live in Mexico
You dident see the witch
What naw thier was fuckin Mercury in the ground that y they look like that .. real talk
Yg nonton kembali akibat liat di GTV kisah viral karena penasaran akibat di sensor
1870-1958
TikTok Brought Me Here
Some of them when to school with me
Who’s here because of tiktok
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Was this video on TikTok or something?
@@SpanishandGo Yes it was
@@cobialvarez5561 Can you please share the link?
@@SpanishandGo vm.tiktok.com/ZMJba7YmM/
It’s messed up.
WAY TO SHORT NOT ALLOWING INSPECTION BY PUBLIC
Excuse me? I’m not sure I understand your comment.
My uncle told me it’s in the soil.
It makes me sad that these people have never been given a proper Christian burial.
man you could've just said "proper burial" V.V
@@_i202 They were Christians.
@@Shskfjekdnf38587 were they though
@@ElSeniorCidyes theyre Mexican pendejo
I’m the 700th liker ayyyy
Mexican food Jen
POV: u came from the TikTok
Can you share the link?
@@SpanishandGo vm.tiktok.com/ZMJbKvJS9/
Pls bury the babies. Babies don’t need to pay rent 😔
Guanajuato conocido en todo el mundo por la violencia pero menos por su Museo de arqueología; es por esto que a la comunidad le va como le va por no reconocer sus valores.
Guanajuato
Ra Stargate swamp mummy
Pathetic. Undignified. Im sure they didn't want to display there remains.
El concepto me da asco.
Sí, es un poco raro.
Mexican mummified Ra Stargate swamp mummy