I have been in SLP for the past few weeks and I really like it here. Adding it to my list, along with Aguascalientes, of possible places to live. There are still so many cities on my list to experience though so it will be interesting to see which one will be #1.
Visited Querétaro for three days this past April and I absolutely loved the charm the city had. I think you may have just convinced me to come visit San Luis Potosí.
My mother is from a ranch between the city of San Luis and rio verde. I always feel fortunate to be able to go back and forth for years. I will be returning for the annual fiesta in a few days. My husband who is Sri Lankan loves it over there and has joined in on the fiesta tradition too. We are blessed!
The procesion of silence is a remarkably beautiful cultural/religious event. Probably the best organized and fancy holy weak celebration in all Mexico. Greetings from Sauthern Ca. from a fan that has followed your videos almost since the begining.
What a nice overview of SLP! It looks like there are a number of green spaces which is really nice, plenty of shopping tinaguis and the food looked good.
Dramatic temperature difference between day & night, I was completely unprepared 🥲 I miss it now tho with all the hot nights we’ve been having in Guadalajara!
Yes bring a coat!! I can’t stress that enough! I was so surprised as well.. Tangomanga is great! Did you see sheep? When we were there we saw so many!! We have never been to the La Huesteca but our friends told us about that! Did you have to pay to get in?
Unless my eyes deceived me, I saw ostriches at Tangamanga! As far as visiting the Huasteca Potosina, we paid a fee at each of the waterfalls we visited. The entrance price ranges from $30 to $160 MXN. You can see all the waterfalls we visited in this video: ruclips.net/video/aCs5ZZdjprA/видео.html
I met the nicest young woman (relative to my senior status) at the PV tango festival, who was from SLP. I was curious to learn more. Wikipedia said it was a favored place by many international companies due to being muy tranquil. Your vlog bears that out and the historic nature of SLP. The tango festival will be in Ajijic this year. Planning a few days in GDL and will have to try to extend for a few days in SLP. Thanks for the great video. So enticing.
SLP has been on my list of places to go for a while. I will be in Guanajuato for a few months next winter and I plan on lots of trips to even more places in Mexico.
The list of places I want to visit in Mexico feels never ending, but this trip to SLP state has been top of mind for a long while. It did not disappoint!
I plan to stay in San Luis Potosí for 2 weeks. Any recommendations for a walkable neighborhood for an expat? I speak Spanish fluently. Can you recommend resources for getting to know SLP better before arriving? Thank you! Great video!
Se perdió de la tremenda contaminación sobre la carretera 57. También de la famosisima ciudad de Soledad donde te asaltan. Ah y cómo olvidar los chocolates constanzo dónde te atienden con cara de fuchi
If you haven't made it to Morelia, I highly recommend it. So close and easy to get to from Guadalajara. If it wasn't for the congested streets, it could easily be the most beautiful colonial city in Mexico (personal opinion.)
@alex-wittman No way Alex, too hot and dry, as is Queretaro, and almost all of Mexico imo with climate change. In San Cris now for two weeks, green and cool, probably the most livable city in the country...???
I’m from San Luis and i honestly think it’s one of the worst cities to visit in Mexico. The people are extremely rude and mean, they think they are high class and above everyone else but the city itself is honestly very mediocre compared to other cities in Mexico
Well well, people will treat you just the way they’re treated. I have been in San Luis for half of my life and going back and forth after moving to the USA and have never felt uncomfortable or misstated. Period and most of the people are respectful, educated, polite and friendly way more than any people from the states.
@@RealtorJonathanenhouston I disagree. Potosinos have a way with words, and they can be very kind and friendly with you, but they are 2 faced people, and will very likely talk about you behind your back. They love gossip and spreading rumors about people. The women are a prime example. They can be very toxic and talk about people and criticize them all day long but when they see them in person, they do a complete 180 and pull a "nice person" front. The people there are also very unfaithful and are willing to cheat on their boyfriend/girlfriend on the spot. You can catch women staring at other men when they're walking with their partner down the street. People there are very vain and are obsessed with their image so they're willing to risk their relationship to get a narcissistic boost by cheating on their partner. I get this happens other places, but it is absolutely rampant in San Luis. Potosinos are also extremely miserable people, i have never seen people so unhappy with their jobs as Potosinos are and it's probably because they have to deal with people just as toxic as them every day.
@mmfood97 De seguro llegaste con actitud prepotente pensando que porque vienes del gabacho vas a ser superior, y como te dijeron en el comentario anterior, “te tratan como tú los tratas”, quieres respeto, trata con respeto. Recibes lo que das.
@@Ozbamo Nel. Yo soy Potosino y tengo el derecho de poder opinar sobre como somos los Potosinos. Y la verdad es que no te das cuanta de la verdadera actitud y personalidad de los potosinos hasta que te retiras de la ciudad y conoces otras partes del mundo. Los potosinos realmente son bastante informales, personas que jamas contestan los mensajes, personas antisociales y anti amistades, y bueno no diré más. Actualmente vivo en CDMX y se nota la diferencia.
@@mmfood97sounds like a personal problem. Lol 😂. You can’t group people together and say everyone is like that. The examples you gave are personal traits.
Have you watched all my San Luis Potosí vlogs?? Is it a part of Mexico you're curious to learn more about??
Yes
I have been in SLP for the past few weeks and I really like it here. Adding it to my list, along with Aguascalientes, of possible places to live. There are still so many cities on my list to experience though so it will be interesting to see which one will be #1.
San Luis my favorite city it’s the perfect balance between a quiet charm colonial city and a modern growing city with a lot of opportunities to grow
It even has the same plaza and park names. But so many trees! What a beautiful place. Great movie, thanks for sharing.
Visited Querétaro for three days this past April and I absolutely loved the charm the city had. I think you may have just convinced me to come visit San Luis Potosí.
I've been wanting to go to SLP for years, it looks so beautiful! Also I need those loaded nachos in my life, they looked SO good!
Those nachos were 💣 La Piqueria is a must when you're in San Luis Potosi! Are you a fan of pulque?? I'm obsessed!
My mother is from a ranch between the city of San Luis and rio verde. I always feel fortunate to be able to go back and forth for years. I will be returning for the annual fiesta in a few days. My husband who is Sri Lankan loves it over there and has joined in on the fiesta tradition too. We are blessed!
I can't wait to go back there! I was only there for one afternoon/evening and loved it.
We really enjoyed our nachos & drinks at La Piqueria! I recommend checking it out next time you're in San Luis Potosi, Jenny!
The procesion of silence is a remarkably beautiful cultural/religious event. Probably the best organized and fancy holy weak celebration in all Mexico. Greetings from Sauthern Ca. from a fan that has followed your videos almost since the begining.
So grateful to have had you here since the beginning!
What a nice overview of SLP! It looks like there are a number of green spaces which is really nice, plenty of shopping tinaguis and the food looked good.
The parks in San Luis Potosí were very impressive! The food at El Querreque was sooooo goooood 😛
Great video! Thanks for taking the time to make it.
Chingon video para el mundo!!
Gracias from El Paso Texas 👍
What a beautiful area and nice climate ❤
Dramatic temperature difference between day & night, I was completely unprepared 🥲 I miss it now tho with all the hot nights we’ve been having in Guadalajara!
Astonishing video editing
Some mad skateboarding skills👏🏻👍🏻I’ll be starting my journey through Mexico in SLP so I’m so grateful for all your videos 👏🏻👍🏻✌🏻🤙🏻
Ya no te pierdas tanto!!
Cool video Alex.....
Thanks for watching, JP! Based on the vlog, do you think San Luis Potosí has Querétaro vibes???
@@alex-wittman I think so. Kind of comfortable and easy going which for me is the key to things. Cool skating by the way.
Saludos y mucho exito
Great Job!
Thanks for watching!
Yes bring a coat!! I can’t stress that enough! I was so surprised as well..
Tangomanga is great! Did you see sheep? When we were there we saw so many!!
We have never been to the La Huesteca but our friends told us about that! Did you have to pay to get in?
Unless my eyes deceived me, I saw ostriches at Tangamanga! As far as visiting the Huasteca Potosina, we paid a fee at each of the waterfalls we visited. The entrance price ranges from $30 to $160 MXN. You can see all the waterfalls we visited in this video: ruclips.net/video/aCs5ZZdjprA/видео.html
I met the nicest young woman (relative to my senior status) at the PV tango festival, who was from SLP. I was curious to learn more. Wikipedia said it was a favored place by many international companies due to being muy tranquil. Your vlog bears that out and the historic nature of SLP. The tango festival will be in Ajijic this year. Planning a few days in GDL and will have to try to extend for a few days in SLP. Thanks for the great video. So enticing.
SLP has been on my list of places to go for a while. I will be in Guanajuato for a few months next winter and I plan on lots of trips to even more places in Mexico.
The list of places I want to visit in Mexico feels never ending, but this trip to SLP state has been top of mind for a long while. It did not disappoint!
Was that a statute of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza?
Yes indeed
San Luis Potosí was the main capital of Mexico twice in the past... this is because of the minerals that surround hills. Specially the San Pedro hill
I plan to stay in San Luis Potosí for 2 weeks. Any recommendations for a walkable neighborhood for an expat? I speak Spanish fluently.
Can you recommend resources for getting to know SLP better before arriving?
Thank you! Great video!
How does SLP compare with Zacatecas and Aguascalientes ?
Mexico has underrated coffee in general. I say this having traveled to Italy a few months ago.
Couldn’t agree more! We really love coffee from Chiapas & Veracruz ☕️
Q bárbaro te perdiste mucho!!
Se perdió de la tremenda contaminación sobre la carretera 57. También de la famosisima ciudad de Soledad donde te asaltan. Ah y cómo olvidar los chocolates constanzo dónde te atienden con cara de fuchi
Yo no conozco SLP ! vamos :)
Vamos! Te extrañoooooo!
How much was your Airbnb?
I put the listing in the description of the video!
@@alex-wittman oh sorry
@@chasingtheAmericanDream no worries, I just didn't remember off the top of my head 😅
If you haven't made it to Morelia, I highly recommend it. So close and easy to get to from Guadalajara. If it wasn't for the congested streets, it could easily be the most beautiful colonial city in Mexico (personal opinion.)
I spent a weekend in Morelia a few years back & hope to visit again soon: ruclips.net/video/vn-wHNfzjEo/видео.html
😄😄👍👍😊😊
What do you think, Dave?? Is this a city you could see yourself checking out??
@alex-wittman No way Alex, too hot and dry, as is Queretaro, and almost all of Mexico imo with climate change. In San Cris now for two weeks, green and cool, probably the most livable city in the country...???
@@davebacon6194 I've heard the weather in San Cris has been really nice!
Pretty good town, bohemian vibe, have you been here?
@@davebacon6194 a very short trip a few weeks ago, I need to go back!
Alex como estas?
San Luis Potosi is a city compared to Zacatecas . Zacatecas is even quieter .
Nos abandonaste !!
Nooooooo
I’m from San Luis and i honestly think it’s one of the worst cities to visit in Mexico. The people are extremely rude and mean, they think they are high class and above everyone else but the city itself is honestly very mediocre compared to other cities in Mexico
Well well, people will treat you just the way they’re treated. I have been in San Luis for half of my life and going back and forth after moving to the USA and have never felt uncomfortable or misstated. Period and most of the people are respectful, educated, polite and friendly way more than any people from the states.
@@RealtorJonathanenhouston I disagree. Potosinos have a way with words, and they can be very kind and friendly with you, but they are 2 faced people, and will very likely talk about you behind your back. They love gossip and spreading rumors about people. The women are a prime example. They can be very toxic and talk about people and criticize them all day long but when they see them in person, they do a complete 180 and pull a "nice person" front. The people there are also very unfaithful and are willing to cheat on their boyfriend/girlfriend on the spot. You can catch women staring at other men when they're walking with their partner down the street. People there are very vain and are obsessed with their image so they're willing to risk their relationship to get a narcissistic boost by cheating on their partner. I get this happens other places, but it is absolutely rampant in San Luis. Potosinos are also extremely miserable people, i have never seen people so unhappy with their jobs as Potosinos are and it's probably because they have to deal with people just as toxic as them every day.
@mmfood97 De seguro llegaste con actitud prepotente pensando que porque vienes del gabacho vas a ser superior, y como te dijeron en el comentario anterior, “te tratan como tú los tratas”, quieres respeto, trata con respeto. Recibes lo que das.
@@Ozbamo Nel. Yo soy Potosino y tengo el derecho de poder opinar sobre como somos los Potosinos. Y la verdad es que no te das cuanta de la verdadera actitud y personalidad de los potosinos hasta que te retiras de la ciudad y conoces otras partes del mundo. Los potosinos realmente son bastante informales, personas que jamas contestan los mensajes, personas antisociales y anti amistades, y bueno no diré más. Actualmente vivo en CDMX y se nota la diferencia.
@@mmfood97sounds like a personal problem. Lol 😂. You can’t group people together and say everyone is like that. The examples you gave are personal traits.
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I glad for this new video
I was thinking about your chanel
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Changed it to my name back in 2023 (not sure when exactly) & it felt like the right move 🥰 thanks for watching!
@@alex-wittman always I like so much watching your videos beautiful chica americana or canadiense