Mexican reacts to Geography Now Mexico #reaction

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[CoreanCorp]

Vato, que tú no sepas de ciertas tradiciones del país no quiere decir que no se hagan. El poc a poc se juega regularmente en el sur y hasta torneos hay.

Es hasta triste que no sepas de lugares que están en tu propio estado.

[HEagle]

You suggested people watch Narcos to get a better understanding of Cartel influence instead of an actual documentary or books? Man.... I'm a pocho and seem to know more about Mexico than you lol

[thechair]

Flour tortillas made in Mexico are delicious. Flour tortillas in the US have a particular smell and taste that I dislike (I think it's due to the large amount of ingredients and preservatives).

[sewaprolo]

Bullshit! You clearly have never visited the southern part of México. People DO play poctapoc and there are even tournaments. Se súper nota que has viajado muy por el país y no sabes mucho de otros estados fuera del tuyo.

[madiski]

Hola Mexico! 🇲🇽 With love from Indonesia!! 🇮🇩 I have an amiga from Mexico and really cant wait to go there once this pandemic is over. 🇮🇩🇲🇽

[willrobinson]

Hey El Chopo great reactions man, keep it going.

[darthvladi]

Are you Mexican-American? Where did you born and raise? Asking this because ANYONE who studied in Mexico at least until high school knows about war with France, about Sierras Madres, about Paricutin, Popocatepetl, and a lot of stuff are mentioned in this video.

[hueyitlahtoani]

The day of the dead is mostly celebrated by indigenous people in the south and most actually believe in the whole belief and traditions aspect of the holiday. Especially in Oaxaca where they've been celebrating it for a long time and celebrate it in a more traditional way than the more popular version done in Mexico city. You most likely don't celebrate it because you're not indigenous or you're not that close to your indigenous side (if you have any indigenous ancestry) which also explains why you don't know the story of Juan Diego since he's very well known amongst the indigenous people and most of Mexico. But it is a big deal too many southern indigenous/mestizo Mexicans.

[judeo]

Puebla is not considered as part of the Mexico City Metropolitan Area.

And, the sinking of the city is not a reason for why earthquakes are particularly bad in CDMX. It has completely to do with the softness of the underground as it was an ancient lake bed; basically it just magnifies the ground shaking. It's also not all over the city, most of the city (practically all the west and north side are on firm ground, these areas aren't particularly hard hit).

A lot of what they mention is very common knowledge in Mexico, this dude seems to not be very informed about a lot of things. He doesn't seem very assimilated.

[thepsychic]

may I ask, are you mexican or mexican American? it says you live in the US in the description

[darreljones]

I can get the love-hate relationship between the USA and Mexico.

The tensions are usually caused by American government officials who Mexicans feel are a little too demanding, sometimes of their own volition, sometimes at the insistence of US businesses. There are also ordinary Americans, mostly small-town and far away from the border, who are bothered by all the Mexican immigrants trying to "take their jobs" and "impose their culture" in the community.

[thom]

You lost me when you said you don't like Tex-Mex, but Taco bell is ok????

[arheei]

Nobody eats bugs? Lmao dude you need to go outside more.

[fcojvazquez]

If they talk about the cartels, they also have to talk about why, USA is the bigger consumer

[Lordaramiz]

Didn't KNOW. Ya estas usando el condicional Did, no necesitas conjugar en pasado el verbo principal. Knew es To Know en pasado SIN condicional.

[BonesOT]

Wey, tú no eres mexicano, no mms loco no sabes lo más básico del país. Pero te invito a que estudies pa, saludos ✌️

[LaMgtx]

I grew up in Puebla there is a lot of bug cuisine. All of the pueblitos outside of Puebla eats bugs.. you offended me, jk, but really though.

[jorgepreciado]

America is not a country, is a continent

[idontwantbpoor]

!! thats so cool, I grew up in Pueblo in Colorado, Puebla sent us a bunch of statues and stuff. I always want to go there.

[jtcash]

What happens to nacros if US legalizes weed?