Kinetic Kennons 1 Museo de Antropología e Historia 2 Museo de la Comisión Federal de Electricidad 3 Museo Soumaya 4 Museo de Historia Natural 5 Museo de Cera
Kinetic Kennons you guys should visit " el nido de Quetzalcoatl " and its not a museum But its the most beautiful thing in México city and probably Latin America.
Awesome I love you guys. Hey Kinetic Kennons you should stay in Mexico City until July 1st, Mexico City is gonna be so like intence because that day are eleccions for president, and probably is gonna be a Fraud (fraude) in the eleccions so people will get mad. And I will like for you stay in Mexico City until that. You Realy won't disappoint it. Greetings
That museum is for people who really are interested in history, cultured people who want to get more knowledge in general, students who have history assignments, and people who really are curiouos about how our ancestors' life was. Otherwise you can get bored, anxious, or feel overwhelmed with such an amount of information.
Great museum you visited. Get inside the National Palace too at the Zócalo! There you can find great murals and nice big rooms! It's free. Go with and ID. Visit Museo Dolores Olmedo in La Noria, Xochimilco too. It has a great Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo colection!
Hey guys, glad to see that you enjoyed the museum, it's one of my favorites in the city as well (FYI museums have free entrance on sundays). I'm a history major from the UNAM and I just want to let you know that the term "aztec" and all it's derivatives is wildy incorrect, the term that should be used is "mexica" which is the way the inhabitants of Tenochtitlán used for themselves in the XVI century chronicles that those who started living under the spaniard regime wrote. For the piece incorrectly called the "aztec calendar" I'de recommend using the name "piedra del sol" in Spanish or "stone of the sun" if you're using English. I really like your project and I hope you keep visiting museums here in the city. I'de be happy to provide some historical insight if you think you'll need it.
once my family tried to visit all of this museum at once, as in reading all the descriptions and visiting all the rooms without skipping anything. We gave up after like 6 hours, becuse we were tired and hungry. We barely visited half of all in the museum This place is HUGE
Thanks for posting! I visited MNDA, probably for the fourth time, with my Uncle Luis during national independence week, which coincided with my compleanos in Sept 2016! Later that evening, I participated in an awesome, uncrowded fireworks celebration at El Angel on Reforma.
Museo de Antropología e Historia is the Smithsonian of México. My favorite is the Mayan hall too, Aztecs were the mostly wariors and conquers, Teotihuacans were mostly religious, Olmecs were wise and ancient historians, Mayans were the scientist, mathematicians and astronomers, their calendar was the most exact of their era and their 5-base (not 10 like Arabic) numeric system incorporated the zero, something ground braking for that time. Chacmol is my favorite piece, it was used to mark the entrance of a religious building, just like lions are often use at buildings of financial importance. The bowl it holds is associated mostly with water, as well as offerings and some times sacrifice of human parts.
Great video guys! There’s two pyramids in Cacaxtla about 30 minutes north of cholula in Tlaxcala. I was able to visit one of them and to me it was an amazing experience, we were lucky there was one of the archeologists working and he gave the small group that was present an amazing tour and explained the meaning of their paintings. Tacos arabes or Alpastor?
I don't want to sound repetitive, but I´m really enjoying your videos! And I did got very impressed of the "Cacaxtla Xochitécatl" pronunciation! Great work!
That is true! But I´m guessing it´s difficult for foreigners to know when are they using a pre-hispanic language instead of Spanish. Even for me it´s difficult to know sometimes, but probably they will start figuring it out...
0:05 behind you the god Tlaloc in front of the museum, (the god of rain) it was transported I believe from Tlaxcala to Mexico City , the day when Tlaloc was transported it rained all day and all night long. A lot of people think that’s why it is so much rain in Mexico City .
it is not a calendar but it has all the glyphs for the days and the years, that's why it has been called that way. "Sun Stone" is a better name for the monolith
This is actually the best museum I have ever visited. The time I spent there of course was not enough. While everyone else I went with rushed through the different rooms I got stuck observing with more detail and couldn't see much. This happened twice already! I need to go back to spend a whole day there.
Yeah, I have the same regret. Luckily, when I went with my uncle 1 1/2 years ago, he was an excellent "docent" and is a native Chilango, so I was the beneficiary of his vast knowledge throughout most of the exhibits.
Es un museo al que es mejor ir con guía, justo porque es gigantesco y con muchísima diversidad de temas. Deben explicarte la historia misma del edificio, cómo fue concebido para albergar esa gran cantidad de piezas y se diseñó como homenaje a la arquitectura prehispánica. Es una visita de uno o incluso dos días enteros, para disfrutarlo con calma
Love your videos. I have a suggestion: Museo de Arte Popular, just a block from the Alameda, that you like so much. You'll love it!! Keep up with the vlog. Nos vemos!
Did you know the historical downtown of México City is built above the aztec (mexica) ruins, and that some aztec sculptures are hidden in the decorations of colonial buildings? Search for the serpent in the Museo de la Ciudad de México building by metro Pino Suárez.
Almost all the museums in Mexico are really awesome,I think there are not a museum in Mexico which you can get bored, but another great museum who can compete with "Museo Nacional de Antropologia" close to Mexico city is "Museo del Virreinato" in Tepotzotlan Estado de Mexico. My favorite museums are : Museo del Virreinato Museo de San Carlos Museo de la caricatura Museo de la estampa Museo de medicina (antiguo palacio de la inquisicion) Museo de geologia Museo anahuacali Museo Rufino Tamayo Polyforum Cultural Siqueiros Museo Dolores Olmedo Museo del Carmen Museo Franz Mayer Museo de Historia Natural Museo de la Inquiscion and of course Museo de Antropologia and Templo Mayor, but they are very popular among people and tourists. All people know them.
When Güerita said 'Mayan Calendar' I said huh, this I gotta see, but its the Aztec Calendar, an honest mistake anybody can make, hehehe....and LMAO at Goyo imitating that stone head and the chacmool!!! xD
DID y'all know about the heist that happened there in the mid 80's or something, priceless pieces of art and gold masks were stolen from there. The value was just unjustified. Most likely an inside job. But MOST was "recovered" three years later. Currently under production for a Hollywood film.
I love all the major museums in CDMX. It’s impossible to pick a favorite. But when it comes to uniquely curated spaces, amazing artifacts, and other displays-from prehispanic Mexican history to science and technology-zero cost, overwhelming doses of culture, and unbelievable learning opportunity, I would say it’s metro stations, which are nothing short of a vast, interconnected museum.
Just for the record, please don't ever touch any of the pieces, as you did with the Colosal Cabeza, you damage the piece with your hands! and could get in trouble if security sees you....
Es el segundo museo en importancia despues del museo del Cairo importancia Historica , el monolito que esta a la entrada del museo es Tlaloc dios de la lluvia y cuando fue traido callo una fuerte lluvia !
Hey Guys!! You already know I love you so today I want to recommend you to go to "Jardines de México " is a very beautiful place and is near Mexico city ... please if you can go And well this museum is so nice
Best in Mexico City and one of the best in the world. Have visited three times, still haven't made it to the second floor. Agree with your assessment. If you are planning a 1 hour trip, just go straight to the Mexica/Aztec Exhibit. For this museum, it's important to either bring a guide or read all the descriptions.
One more thing we learned, the Mayan elite were into stretching out their foreheads (I am not sure what the word is for this). The mayan statues all have people with elongated foreheads.
That's 3000 years of meso-american history to cover, then there's the colonial and independent Mexico sections. Maybe check out the museum of natural history sometime.
The aztec calendar o mejor dicho “Solario Mexica”, durante la intervención americana los soldados jugaron tiro al blanco 🎯 con la piedra por eso no tiene nariz en el centro
Wow, I never been in that museum but surely I will one day. Also was the mention that the ancient "PULQUE" was the first alcohol drinking in the whole American continent and created by the Aztecs (or Toltecs?). very interesting museum. Regards Kennos PD: the background music is like a porn music... LOL! JK
Con la visita a este museo, mas lo que han conocido hasta ahora, seguramente ya entenderan mucho mejor de nuestra cultura, comida, etc. Este lugar es una verdadera joya orgullo de los Mexicanos. Todavia hay mucho que no se exhibe, mucho por descubrir, mucho que esta en colecciones privadas por todo el mundo mas otras cosas que los Españoles se robaron. La cultura mas famosa es La Maya, pero tambien hay que conocer otras como la Chichimeca, Tolteca, Teotihuacana, Mexica, etc. Todos hicieron historia. Viva Mexicoooooooooo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
If you're Mexican you take that joke with pride, you know she got it from Mexicans, we joke around about la suegra all the time and does not mean that we hate them, actually means the other way around most of the time. 😉
Estoy de acuerdo. I'm not married and understood Guera's joke, as most Mexican's do. If you could learn the "dichos", you will have accomplished a lot in Chilango colloquialisms and the intricacies of Mexican Spanish. My querida mama, in Queretaro City, knows a ton of them!
I am no expert on Mexican history by any stretch, but I think a good start might be a RUclips search for "Montezuma Cortez history documentary".....very interesting IMHO!!
"Montezuma"... a common Gringo (not Greg) and Canuck mistake. It's MOCTEZUMA, who is well documented in the Salon Azteca, and dealt directly with Hernan Cortez, while trying to unsuccessfully rip off hidden gold. An archeological, mind-boggling mystery to this day!
Please feel absolutely free to correct me, as I am interested but no historian, BTW: very few People in Canada know any more than they learn at beach resorts
There's nothing wrong with picking up language and words as you travel to Mexico's resorts and cities. I'm half Mex on my mom's side, and have learned most of my Spanish at home. I want to help other viewers of the Kennons' vlogs.
What is the best museum you have ever visited? Or what is one that is on your bucket list?
Kinetic Kennons
1 Museo de Antropología e Historia
2 Museo de la Comisión Federal de Electricidad
3 Museo Soumaya
4 Museo de Historia Natural
5 Museo de Cera
Kinetic Kennons you guys should visit " el nido de Quetzalcoatl " and its not a museum But its the most beautiful thing in México city and probably Latin America.
Awesome I love you guys. Hey Kinetic Kennons you should stay in Mexico City until July 1st, Mexico City is gonna be so like intence because that day are eleccions for president, and probably is gonna be a Fraud (fraude) in the eleccions so people will get mad. And I will like for you stay in Mexico City until that. You Realy won't disappoint it. Greetings
I hear the Franz Mayer Museum is awesomw!
El museo para llegar a su corazón :v
México es un país maravilloso y este museo resume la historia de nuestros ancestros , somos sangre azteca y maya , saludos desde León 🇲🇽👍
That Mother-in-law joke was the best!!!!!! Very funny
More info about the calendar: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aztec_calendar_stone
Omg!!! Yo visité ese museo cuando era niño... Lindos recuerdos..!!Gracias chicos.. Cuidense mucho... Un abrazo
thanks for this guys, love watching your videos, great vibes from you two, keep up the great work gueros
Lol the mother in law joke had me laughing. Great video guys👍
I needed some historical sights and some comedy relief. Thanks!
U guys are getting soo much better with ur spanish.
That museum is for people who really are interested in history, cultured people who want to get more knowledge in general, students who have history assignments, and people who really are curiouos about how our ancestors' life was. Otherwise you can get bored, anxious, or feel overwhelmed with such an amount of information.
Another amazing and funny video!! You rock guys!!
It's beautiful there. I didn't realise how well rounded my trip was until you guys started visiting places I've been.
nice video guys , that's a beautiful museum, i wish i were there to see all the stuff is there t
Great museum you visited. Get inside the National Palace too at the Zócalo! There you can find great murals and nice big rooms! It's free. Go with and ID. Visit Museo Dolores Olmedo in La Noria, Xochimilco too. It has a great Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo colection!
Great museum for sure, my son and I are in Mexico city visiting family and we were there just a few days ago.
It's so cute how la Güera says "Chac-Mool".
Greg´s poses ahaha hilarious:) definetely a world class museum were really proud of, thank you gueros :D
When you go to Chiapas, you must go to Toniná, Palenque, Bonampak and Yaxchilán.
ive never been able to visit the whole museum in one day. it is huge and theres so much to see there (i do like my history and archeology! :D)
I'm glad guera corrected herself. It's by far the best world-class museum for Mexico's pre-Colombian history and culture.
I’m still laughing about your “mother in law” joke!
Hey guys, glad to see that you enjoyed the museum, it's one of my favorites in the city as well (FYI museums have free entrance on sundays). I'm a history major from the UNAM and I just want to let you know that the term "aztec" and all it's derivatives is wildy incorrect, the term that should be used is "mexica" which is the way the inhabitants of Tenochtitlán used for themselves in the XVI century chronicles that those who started living under the spaniard regime wrote.
For the piece incorrectly called the "aztec calendar" I'de recommend using the name "piedra del sol" in Spanish or "stone of the sun" if you're using English.
I really like your project and I hope you keep visiting museums here in the city. I'de be happy to provide some historical insight if you think you'll need it.
once my family tried to visit all of this museum at once, as in reading all the descriptions and visiting all the rooms without skipping anything.
We gave up after like 6 hours, becuse we were tired and hungry. We barely visited half of all in the museum
This place is HUGE
OOOO I love that museum!!!!!!
IS SOOO COOL!!!!!!!
Do they still having the fountain there?
The water drops from the top to the bottom.
Hi Guys! I love that museum, brings me back a lot of great memories. I visited it at least four times already. Enjoy it!
Awesome!!!!!
Muy buen video saludos desde Tabasco, México
Thanks for posting! I visited MNDA, probably for the fourth time, with my Uncle Luis during national independence week, which coincided with my compleanos in Sept 2016! Later that evening, I participated in an awesome, uncrowded fireworks celebration at El Angel on Reforma.
Possibly the best museum in the world...was there on Wednesday.
I see a new video from kinetic kennons I click
How cool is that, to see a olmechead.
Museo de Antropología e Historia is the Smithsonian of México. My favorite is the Mayan hall too, Aztecs were the mostly wariors and conquers, Teotihuacans were mostly religious, Olmecs were wise and ancient historians, Mayans were the scientist, mathematicians and astronomers, their calendar was the most exact of their era and their 5-base (not 10 like Arabic) numeric system incorporated the zero, something ground braking for that time. Chacmol is my favorite piece, it was used to mark the entrance of a religious building, just like lions are often use at buildings of financial importance. The bowl it holds is associated mostly with water, as well as offerings and some times sacrifice of human parts.
Great video guys! There’s two pyramids in Cacaxtla about 30 minutes north of cholula in Tlaxcala. I was able to visit one of them and to me it was an amazing experience, we were lucky there was one of the archeologists working and he gave the small group that was present an amazing tour and explained the meaning of their paintings. Tacos arabes or Alpastor?
By the way, Thank you for the Videos you post. I am Chicano and I appreciate what you guys are doing. Thanks again!!
That's super cool beautiful
I made a sacrificial alter for one of my social studies school project's back in the day. Damn That brought back a memory much love🍻😀
I don't want to sound repetitive, but I´m really enjoying your videos! And I did got very impressed of the "Cacaxtla Xochitécatl" pronunciation! Great work!
Thank you so much Diana!:) That means so much to us! Hillary is surprisingly good at pronouncing words like that in Spanish!
That's náhuatl, not spanish.
That is true! But I´m guessing it´s difficult for foreigners to know when are they using a pre-hispanic language instead of Spanish. Even for me it´s difficult to know sometimes, but probably they will start figuring it out...
❤️🇲🇽 I hope you guys enjoy it 👍💋💋
Museo Nacional de Antropología is indeed the best museum in the world to understand humanity.
agreed! It needs several trips to fully appreciate!
The one in Toronto will blow you away.
0:05 behind you the god Tlaloc in front of the museum, (the god of rain) it was transported I believe from Tlaxcala to Mexico City , the day when Tlaloc was transported it rained all day and all night long. A lot of people think that’s why it is so much rain in Mexico City .
7:43 that was savage jajajajaja
it is not a calendar but it has all the glyphs for the days and the years, that's why it has been called that way. "Sun Stone" is a better name for the monolith
Guera, that mother in law joke was savage! Luved it. 😂🤣😭
hi guys From california Usa i born. there im MEXICO CITY ENJOY THE ALL CITY
You are so nice, so funny. Greetings from Mexico.
Me gustan sus videos. ..LOS FELICITO A LOS DOS GRINGOS. ..
This is actually the best museum I have ever visited. The time I spent there of course was not enough. While everyone else I went with rushed through the different rooms I got stuck observing with more detail and couldn't see much. This happened twice already! I need to go back to spend a whole day there.
I can easily see how that happened! I feel like each room is its own museum that deserves hours of attention!
Yeah, I have the same regret. Luckily, when I went with my uncle 1 1/2 years ago, he was an excellent "docent" and is a native Chilango, so I was the beneficiary of his vast knowledge throughout most of the exhibits.
En ese museo de antropología está la escultura de la diosa Coatlicue antecedente de la virgen de Guadalupe que es un gran símbolo de muchos mexicanos.
Es un museo al que es mejor ir con guía, justo porque es gigantesco y con muchísima diversidad de temas. Deben explicarte la historia misma del edificio, cómo fue concebido para albergar esa gran cantidad de piezas y se diseñó como homenaje a la arquitectura prehispánica. Es una visita de uno o incluso dos días enteros, para disfrutarlo con calma
Love your videos. I have a suggestion: Museo de Arte Popular, just a block from the Alameda, that you like so much. You'll love it!! Keep up with the vlog. Nos vemos!
Whauu mira la güare muy imprecionante! Jajaja buen video gracias.
That was awesome wera. Muses Nacional de Antropologia. Órale..
That's not only the best museum in DF but i would say top 10 in the world.
Did you know the historical downtown of México City is built above the aztec (mexica) ruins, and that some aztec sculptures are hidden in the decorations of colonial buildings? Search for the serpent in the Museo de la Ciudad de México building by metro Pino Suárez.
Wow, this channel it's very interesting, in mxcity does exist many good topics
Nice tour.
Thank you Betty:)
I think thast the best and largest museum in LATAM actually, like, officially.
Almost all the museums in Mexico are really awesome,I think there are not a museum in Mexico which you can get bored, but another great museum who can compete with "Museo Nacional de Antropologia" close to Mexico city is "Museo del Virreinato" in Tepotzotlan Estado de Mexico.
My favorite museums are :
Museo del Virreinato
Museo de San Carlos
Museo de la caricatura
Museo de la estampa
Museo de medicina (antiguo palacio de la inquisicion)
Museo de geologia
Museo anahuacali
Museo Rufino Tamayo
Polyforum Cultural Siqueiros
Museo Dolores Olmedo
Museo del Carmen
Museo Franz Mayer
Museo de Historia Natural
Museo de la Inquiscion
and of course
Museo de Antropologia and Templo Mayor, but they are very popular among people and tourists. All people know them.
oh man! You just gave us a great list of museums to visit! Thank you!!
Omg wera u speek better Spanish than wero love u guys from Connecticut. Y soy poblano wey
When Güerita said 'Mayan Calendar' I said huh, this I gotta see, but its the Aztec Calendar, an honest mistake anybody can make, hehehe....and LMAO at Goyo imitating that stone head and the chacmool!!! xD
Yo boy a visitar ese museo un dia si dios quiere gracias gollo gracias guera por mostrar este video.saludos de menlo park California.
DID y'all know about the heist that happened there in the mid 80's or something, priceless pieces of art and gold masks were stolen from there. The value was just unjustified. Most likely an inside job. But MOST was "recovered" three years later. Currently under production for a Hollywood film.
I love all the major museums in CDMX. It’s impossible to pick a favorite. But when it comes to uniquely curated spaces, amazing artifacts, and other displays-from prehispanic Mexican history to science and technology-zero cost, overwhelming doses of culture, and unbelievable learning opportunity, I would say it’s metro stations, which are nothing short of a vast, interconnected museum.
that is a super interesting perspective! Metro stations are a world of their own! haha
3:56 LOL!!!
4:45 LOOOOOLLLLLL!!!
El GRAN Museo de Antropología 👍👍👍👍
One of the Greatest Museums in the Whole World!
Jaja! Bad hombres,, still kills me
Just for the record, please don't ever touch any of the pieces, as you did with the Colosal Cabeza, you damage the piece with your hands! and could get in trouble if security sees you....
3:52 Parecen Gemelos Twins.. Jajaja
Es el segundo museo en importancia despues del museo del Cairo importancia Historica , el monolito que esta a la entrada del museo es Tlaloc dios de la lluvia y cuando fue traido callo una fuerte lluvia !
Teotihuacan!!!!
Hey Guys!! You already know I love you so today I want to recommend you to go to "Jardines de México " is a very beautiful place and is near Mexico city ... please if you can go
And well this museum is so nice
Best in Mexico City and one of the best in the world. Have visited three times, still haven't made it to the second floor.
Agree with your assessment. If you are planning a 1 hour trip, just go straight to the Mexica/Aztec Exhibit. For this museum, it's important to either bring a guide or read all the descriptions.
the mexican flag its are unión of two cultures:
the snake its are maya culture and the Eagle its aztec culture
One more thing we learned, the Mayan elite were into stretching out their foreheads (I am not sure what the word is for this). The mayan statues all have people with elongated foreheads.
This museum is the most importan museum in Mexico City
I can see why! It's huge and has such a collection of artifacts and information!
This is the best museum in Mexico City however the city is the one who has most museum in the world(around 200).
I can see how that is certainly true! It's so comprehensive!
Yeah. It easily tops even the Smithsonian in my native D.C., which is a great one, but I've been to them all. I miss el D.F. so much. :^(
Did Greg get Montezuma's revenge at the Museo de Antropología?
The Stone of The Sun.
That's 3000 years of meso-american history to cover, then there's the colonial and independent Mexico sections. Maybe check out the museum of natural history sometime.
Estimados güeros solo recordarles que hay símbolos y lugares sagrados a los cuales tienen que mostrar respeto.
did you see the moctezuma´s penacho?
Omg mil joke. ...priceless 😂😂😂
Vegan a Tabasco diantre!
That is a really cool and massive museum! It just shows how much history is there. It looks like it is well put together and maintained.
buen video saludos guera y goyo 👍
The aztec calendar o mejor dicho “Solario Mexica”, durante la intervención americana los soldados jugaron tiro al blanco 🎯 con la piedra por eso no tiene nariz en el centro
How you dare not to go to Iztapalapa today?
At 7:40 Good bye to Thanksgiving at Greg's mom house 🤣🤣🤣
Wow, I never been in that museum but surely I will one day. Also was the mention that the ancient "PULQUE" was the first alcohol drinking in the whole American continent and created by the Aztecs (or Toltecs?). very interesting museum.
Regards Kennos
PD: the background music is like a porn music... LOL! JK
Con la visita a este museo, mas lo que han conocido hasta ahora, seguramente ya entenderan mucho mejor de nuestra cultura, comida, etc. Este lugar es una verdadera joya orgullo de los Mexicanos. Todavia hay mucho que no se exhibe, mucho por descubrir, mucho que esta en colecciones privadas por todo el mundo mas otras cosas que los Españoles se robaron. La cultura mas famosa es La Maya, pero tambien hay que conocer otras como la Chichimeca, Tolteca, Teotihuacana, Mexica, etc. Todos hicieron historia. Viva Mexicoooooooooo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
Finally visited my favorite museum guys. Did you like it?? 😊
Of course we did:)
Jajajajja " my mother in low " Hilary you are so funny, good video guys
Glad you liked that joke, my mom probably won't haha!!
Kinetic Kennons jajajja
If you're Mexican you take that joke with pride, you know she got it from Mexicans, we joke around about la suegra all the time and does not mean that we hate them, actually means the other way around most of the time. 😉
That is so interesting! We had no idea that was a Mexican joke! We were learning without even knowing it! haha
Estoy de acuerdo. I'm not married and understood Guera's joke, as most Mexican's do. If you could learn the "dichos", you will have accomplished a lot in Chilango colloquialisms and the intricacies of Mexican Spanish. My querida mama, in Queretaro City, knows a ton of them!
Alejandro Sutono 😊
Ok so people from puebla do you know anything about a man named manuel carbajal hes passed but he was born in 1897
my gueritos chulos
Hey guys, do you need a ticket to film if all you are using is your smart phone?
We paid for a camera use ticket. It was pretty cheap I believe.
Nice walk through the museum!! Loved it! Hillary, good job on pronouncing the hard words!! Greg - You made me laugh three times. Take care!!
haha I made you laugh!? I was barely in the video!! haha
But I am flattered :)
No entendí nada pero genial saludos
I am no expert on Mexican history by any stretch, but I think a good start might be a RUclips search for "Montezuma Cortez history documentary".....very interesting IMHO!!
"Montezuma"... a common Gringo (not Greg) and Canuck mistake. It's MOCTEZUMA, who is well documented in the Salon Azteca, and dealt directly with Hernan Cortez, while trying to unsuccessfully rip off hidden gold. An archeological, mind-boggling mystery to this day!
Please feel absolutely free to correct me, as I am interested but no historian, BTW: very few People in Canada know any more than they learn at beach resorts
There's nothing wrong with picking up language and words as you travel to Mexico's resorts and cities. I'm half Mex on my mom's side, and have learned most of my Spanish at home. I want to help other viewers of the Kennons' vlogs.
It's actually Hernán Cortés and Motecuhzoma (in náhuatl). Greetings