Paul te faltó un sonido escencial: La alarma sísmica. Muchos extranjeros no conocen el sonido y llegan a confundirlo con los muchos sonidos de la ciudad.
@@Viviana808 También cada año cuando se hacen pruebas de sonido, o cuando se hace el simulacro en el que recordamos los grandes sismos que sacudieron a la CDMX.
It took 2 1/2 years to finally figure out what that noise was in Mexico City. The guy came by a few times a day--it was for sweet potatoes and we were several floors up and couldn't figure out what he was selling. Thanks!
Hola Mijos & Mijas! Which street sound for you is the most iconic? Let me know what weird & wonderful sounds you hear. Support Tío Paul and the channel with a Paypal tip! www.paypal.me/TrueMexico Consider supporting on Patreon: www.patreon.com/truemexico Gracias a Roberto ya tenemos subtítulos en Español amigos! Check out Roberto's UA-cam channel if you're studying English. Inglés para Principiantes 👉 bit.ly/39dY4O6
4:11 on my visitó to México City, I was ru ing late to my meeting (2014) so I bougt 1 tamales and 1 atole. 19 pesos total. Gave me enough energy for the better part of the day. The treat was delicious, worth metioning. My next meal was 280 pesos for a regular dish at Sanborns.
Some years ago the postman also used a whistle to warn that he was bringing letters to your home. Also the seller of paletas, nieves and ice creams announced with some bells. The bread seller used a small corneta to tell that he was bringing the bread. The helium balloon vendor brought a whistle with a very curious sound. Sorry for bad english.
Not long ago there was also a nightwatch it will walk the empty streets blowing a wistle with an erie sound that will dissipate as he goes away as a kid i could only wonder how brave this man was to walk by himself watching over the empty city streets!
3:51 in some neighborhoods panaderos go around playing the song of tintan "el panadero con el pan... el panadero con el pan...", the ones that play the record of tintan i only have seen them in poor nighborhoods in cdmx or in other states like oaxaca and puebla.
Que hermoso video hiciste en verdad me encanto la documentación que hiciste. Muchas gracias es todo un gusto que te encante mi País. Mi casa es tu casa.
Otros sonidos que aún se llegan a escuchar son el de “Hay elotes hay esquites hay elotes” y también el “Arreeeglaaa zapaatooss” ¡Me alegra volver a ver sus videos de nuevo! Gracias por seguir compartiendo y proveyendo contenido :)
I've never thought about the cultural shock that the sounds of a place could mean to someone from another country. We Mexicans make a lot of noise all day long. Nice of you to show it!!! 😃
Wonderful video - fun, respectful and informative! I am going to have to watch this a few times to memorize the sounds before my next visit. The one I will never forget is the sweet potato/ camote. The sound that symbolized CCMX for me that you did not mention - honking horns. After a week in Juarez I could hear car horns in my dreams. Oh, and doesn't the "running man" walk traffic sign also make noise? BTW, I thought the movie Roma did a great job of capturing some of the sounds in the background.
Ohhhhhh this made me so nostalgic! I haven’t been able to go back to my beautiful Chilangolandia since 2018, I miss my city. Thank you for posting, missed your videos!!
Some of those sounds you hear them in Los Ángeles, Cali Because Los Ángeles always being the 2nd house to millions of Mexicanos.But if you go to other cities in Cali.California you will see mexicanos selling mostly with our mexicano communities.I'm very familiar with alot of these sounds they are a part of me living in Tijuana.Baja.California. México🇲🇽
I remember panaderos clicking their bread pincers making them sound like spanish castañuelas. Also, the "tamales oaxaqueños" recording is older than the "fierro viejo".
At my mom's workplace, sometimes around 7pm, appears an ambulant Panadero that announces himself with Tin-Tan's "Panadero con el Pan" song, it always cheers her up as it remembers her childhood.
I love the sound buses and traillers make when they go in reverse, it can go from a silly version of The Godfather to Tarzan shouting.The church bells are also a thing in lots of hoods. Some of them are super annoying and loud AF.
You are so sweet supporting the locals. I miss all the street vendors. I used to buy Pan, Tamales, Camotes and Fruit, also I waited for the knife sharpener. Wow! so funny ¨El guey de los camotes¨ You make my day, ja,ja,ja...
Wow I really love your videos, like you said it's the tru mexico no just a complimentary video. I'm a new subscriber and I think you're doing excellent job on your videos, you're for real bro an exelente youtuber
Faltan: el globero , el de los merengueeeees, el que vende nata y hace un sonido con un triángulo, los de la marimba, los que venden ajos y canela en el tianguis, el de los tamalitos de elote, el de los biquets calentitos y especialmente los sonidos del carrito de paletas de hielo 🤔, por mencionar algunos. Por La Villa de Guadalupe puedes encontrar muchos sonidos más como las gorditas maíz, etc.
Just came back from spending a month in Mexico City with my BF 's family. Loved the tamale guy first thing in the morning on Jalalpa, the garbage guys (run out with the garbage before he left) the gas guy, & water guys, but my fave was Maria's enchanting voice everywhere. Heard her echoing in the distance when we visited the pyramids! 💕 I'll be going back 🌺
I am from Mexico state and here, that honking sound you used for the panaderos is more associated with the people selling nieves on a tricycle, I guess because there a lot more small bakeries around and so the tricycle panadero doesn't come around often
I was smiling from start to finish, remembering beautiful memories of when I would hear those specific sounds. Personally, I have so many with the men selling tortillas. Memories I share with my late grandma.
El güey de los Camotes I loved that you made my day Paul ,take good care of your self and dont take to long to bring up a New video I love your videos¡!
It's nice to see you back so soon Paul🤗I don't lose the hope you accept to be interviewed by the mexican guy of "ExtranjerosXElMundO" chanel🙏🏻lovely video I guess all those sounds of Mexico city can be a cultural shock for a first time foreign visitor😄thums up👍🏻hasta luego:D
I almost cry with this!! ❤️❤️❤️ Thanks for bringing me a bit of home all the way to Germany! You always do, but in these times when it’s sooo hard to go visit, it’s much more appreciated ❤️❤️❤️ P.S. “mijos y mijas” 😂😂😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Greetings from Inglaterra tio Paul! As a 'MexBrit', I like playing these recorded sounds during the summer mornings here in my estate (neighbourhood) in England. They bring great memories and feelings of the cheery symphonies of the great city 'la gran amiga'. The funny thing is that the neighbours don't what's going on when I play them loudly in my back garden! 🤭😄 🇲🇽 🏴🇬🇧 'The MexBrits'
Loved the "MexBrit" concept! Hahaha. My boyfriend is British and we both live in CDMX. He's been in the country for almost 5 years already... I think I can call him a MexBrit already 😹
Excelente video, me gustó mucho. Y aún faltan sonidos, por ejemplo: El de los helados El de los bisketes calentitos, yo te los recomiendo! El del velador en las noches. El de las mollejas y patitas. Las eeempaanaadaaas. Ojalá algún día los puedas documentar. Saludos.
I am sure most have answered this, but when I was growing up my mom told me the bell was to prevent dogs and other wild animals from ripping trash bags left out on the street. People were supposed to keep their trash inside until they heard bell coming down the street. It made sense to me.
@@TrueMexico you are welcome paul if you need any help to translates your videos or adding some subtitles i can do it for you just let me.know stay safe and stay healthy vitamins c for everyone hahahaha.
Excelente documento visual!!! Faltó el señor de las empanadas y su toque de un triángulo metálico con otro tubo de metal; también falto el grito del señor que vende Merengues; y el que vendía productos para peinarse, gritaba "la crema la brillantinaaaa!!!" que eran fijadores y brillo para el peinado que ya nadie utiliza, ahora sólo se usa el Gel y demás Mugres químicas ....
"El wey de los camotes" was the best part. Rather a poblano sound, but definitely worthy and unforgettable is "El gas!" record. Such a great memories it evokes.
Paul te faltó un sonido escencial: La alarma sísmica. Muchos extranjeros no conocen el sonido y llegan a confundirlo con los muchos sonidos de la ciudad.
Verdad, soy un extranjero y nunca ha escuchar este sonido.
@@KnomChomper Bueno, cuando veas todos correr a las escaleras...ve con ellos¡¡¡
Eso solo suena cuando tiembla osea una vez cada 10 años.
Gua gua gua gua seguido de gritos
@@Viviana808 También cada año cuando se hacen pruebas de sonido, o cuando se hace el simulacro en el que recordamos los grandes sismos que sacudieron a la CDMX.
It took 2 1/2 years to finally figure out what that noise was in Mexico City. The guy came by a few times a day--it was for sweet potatoes and we were several floors up and couldn't figure out what he was selling. Thanks!
Hola Mijos & Mijas! Which street sound for you is the most iconic? Let me know what weird & wonderful sounds you hear.
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Hi Paul sure we enjoy this video as usual man. Mexico City is very "musical". Thanks by shared 😎
@@MarcoG70 It most certainly is!
@ana betzabet colunga sierra good!!! Thanks a lot :)
Hi tío Paul!! Nice to see you again, the Mexico City steets miss you and also your fans like me!!!
Thanks Carmen!
Yaay you're back we've missed you. :)
Thanks amigo.
@@TrueMexico So did I miss you. This is a great video.
Thanks a lot :)
MÉXICO 🇲🇽 IS ONE & ONLY! 👌 🤩
8:07 JAJAJAJAJAJ "el wey de los camotes"
Ah su madre, el don del gas sí que tiene pulmones
I miss Mexico. 5 years living in Mexico City, I had an awesome childhood.
¡Viva México!
I have many happy memories of those sounds when I visit Mexico City. This was a really great video. Thank you from a fellow londoner.
Happy you enjoyed it!! (Not important, but I'm actually from Manchester).
@@TrueMexico That explains the accent! Jajaja
En que parte de mexico estuviste?
4:11 on my visitó to México City, I was ru ing late to my meeting (2014) so I bougt 1 tamales and 1 atole. 19 pesos total. Gave me enough energy for the better part of the day. The treat was delicious, worth metioning. My next meal was 280 pesos for a regular dish at Sanborns.
This is your best and most authentic Mexico City's video ever.
Some years ago the postman also used a whistle to warn that he was bringing letters to your home. Also the seller of paletas, nieves and ice creams announced with some bells. The bread seller used a small corneta to tell that he was bringing the bread. The helium balloon vendor brought a whistle with a very curious sound.
Sorry for bad english.
Thanks for sharing that. Very interesting to read!
Not long ago there was also a nightwatch it will walk the empty streets blowing a wistle with an erie sound that will dissipate as he goes away as a kid i could only wonder how brave this man was to walk by himself watching over the empty city streets!
Oh that scrap metal girl sound.. it became my favorita tune everyday at noon time when I was in DF..
"
colchonesss, lavadorassss, microondasss..."
If you like it, check out the electrónica song they made from it. Just search UA-cam for “se compra electrónica.” It’s hilarious! 😂😂
We missed you so so much, don't leave again pls!
It seems nice, to have these sounds letting you know you can support local business, its charming and cheeky.
I miss CDMX so much this channel makes me so happy
I miss my city. Thanks to you I get to see it again❤️❤️❤️❤️ my favorite sound are the ones at night with sweet potatoes carts and other sweets
I don't know why but I want to learn English after watching a video about my own country.
lovely British man
3:51 in some neighborhoods panaderos go around playing the song of tintan "el panadero con el pan... el panadero con el pan...", the ones that play the record of tintan i only have seen them in poor nighborhoods in cdmx or in other states like oaxaca and puebla.
I hate it.
Ha ha, I heard that at night in Ixtapalapa and recorded it my phone.
Todos los domingos pasa el señor gritando "peeepitaaas, caaalientitaaas yyyy doraditaaas"
Que hermoso video hiciste en verdad me encanto la documentación que hiciste. Muchas gracias es todo un gusto que te encante mi País. Mi casa es tu casa.
Otros sonidos que aún se llegan a escuchar son el de “Hay elotes hay esquites hay elotes” y también el “Arreeeglaaa zapaatooss”
¡Me alegra volver a ver sus videos de nuevo!
Gracias por seguir compartiendo y proveyendo contenido :)
I've never thought about the cultural shock that the sounds of a place could mean to someone from another country. We Mexicans make a lot of noise all day long. Nice of you to show it!!! 😃
Aguaman 😂 I don't know why but that sounds funny.
The wey of the camotes... Sounds great!!! For me the cilindrero and the guy for the knifes remember me my childhood
You're back! Keep them coming, mate!
Wonderful video - fun, respectful and informative! I am going to have to watch this a few times to memorize the sounds before my next visit. The one I will never forget is the sweet potato/ camote. The sound that symbolized CCMX for me that you did not mention - honking horns. After a week in Juarez I could hear car horns in my dreams. Oh, and doesn't the "running man" walk traffic sign also make noise? BTW, I thought the movie Roma did a great job of capturing some of the sounds in the background.
Thanks a lot!! They are good additions too :)
Heeey Uncle! you finally back, we missed you!
Ohhhhhh this made me so nostalgic! I haven’t been able to go back to my beautiful Chilangolandia since 2018, I miss my city. Thank you for posting, missed your videos!!
Happy you enjoyed it!
@@TrueMexico stay safe!
Any day Tio Paul uploads is a great day.
Also my favorite sound is:
"This is Paul, an English guy..."
Thanks for that :D
🤩
🤣👍🏽
Some of those sounds you hear them in Los Ángeles, Cali Because Los Ángeles always being the 2nd house to millions of Mexicanos.But if you go to other cities in Cali.California you will see mexicanos selling mostly with our mexicano communities.I'm very familiar with alot of these sounds they are a part of me living in Tijuana.Baja.California. México🇲🇽
Me encantó el video! Me dio mucha nostalgia! Hasta llore! Ahora vivo en U.S.A y no sabía que extrañaba tanto mi país y su calor 😭😭😭
Missing: "galletas en tríangulo" (I really don't know the name of these cookies, even being mexican), making a sound with a steel triangle.
MY UNCLE!! YOUR MY MAN!!! WE MISS YOU A LOT! UN CHINGO!! WE SALUTE YOU!!! MI LIKE SIEMPRE GREETINGS FROM CHICAGO 🇲🇽
My mom is British. My husband is Mexican. I’m American . All these sounds are apart of our family.
Mexican are American. What makes you special
@@jokawild2904 Wow. Take it easy man
@@jokawild2904 lol this dude.
Lived and worked in CDMX for four years…wow, brings back memories.
I remember panaderos clicking their bread pincers making them sound like spanish castañuelas. Also, the "tamales oaxaqueños" recording is older than the "fierro viejo".
So glad you are posting videos again! Too many good sounds to choose a favorite.
Thank you!!
At my mom's workplace, sometimes around 7pm, appears an ambulant Panadero that announces himself with Tin-Tan's "Panadero con el Pan" song, it always cheers her up as it remembers her childhood.
I love the sound buses and traillers make when they go in reverse, it can go from a silly version of The Godfather to Tarzan shouting.The church bells are also a thing in lots of hoods. Some of them are super annoying and loud AF.
In England, the scrap metal merchants used to shout "any old iron!" in the olden days
You are so sweet supporting the locals. I miss all the street vendors. I used to buy Pan, Tamales, Camotes and Fruit, also I waited for the knife sharpener. Wow! so funny ¨El guey de los camotes¨ You make my day, ja,ja,ja...
I am glad you're back too, Mexico is an awesome place, thanks for sharing the love.
Wow I really love your videos, like you said it's the tru mexico no just a complimentary video. I'm a new subscriber and I think you're doing excellent job on your videos, you're for real bro an exelente youtuber
Thanks amigo, I appreciate that. Bienvenido!
Glad you are back man!
Totally evocative of the street life of CDMX... love this video!
Faltan: el globero , el de los merengueeeees, el que vende nata y hace un sonido con un triángulo, los de la marimba, los que venden ajos y canela en el tianguis, el de los tamalitos de elote, el de los biquets calentitos y especialmente los sonidos del carrito de paletas de hielo 🤔, por mencionar algunos. Por La Villa de Guadalupe puedes encontrar muchos sonidos más como las gorditas maíz, etc.
We missed you amigo
Thanks a lot amigo.
Hella yes.
For those who want to know the name of the song that the organ grinder was playing, the name is: Cien años (original version is from Pedro Infante)
Glad to see you making videos again
Just came back from spending a month in Mexico City with my BF 's family. Loved the tamale guy first thing in the morning on Jalalpa, the garbage guys (run out with the garbage before he left) the gas guy, & water guys, but my fave was Maria's enchanting voice everywhere. Heard her echoing in the distance when we visited the pyramids! 💕 I'll be going back 🌺
It's good to have you back.
Me hacias falta en esta cuarentena, es bueno verte de vuelta 😋
This is such an innovative video - entertaining, informative and nostalgic for a Mexico City (and True Mexico) fan. Thank you
I am from Mexico state and here, that honking sound you used for the panaderos is more associated with the people selling nieves on a tricycle, I guess because there a lot more small bakeries around and so the tricycle panadero doesn't come around often
I was smiling from start to finish, remembering beautiful memories of when I would hear those specific sounds. Personally, I have so many with the men selling tortillas. Memories I share with my late grandma.
Nice to see you back!
"Estufas! Lavadoras! Microndas!"
Yes! So true.
Visiting Mexico City; you see, you eat, you HEAR! I love it!
What a great collection! Endearing sounds 🥰
Great as always!
Plaza Garibaldi might still have a bunch of Mariachi bands for hire showing off their skills.
Great video again.
I have a question...
Do you use a camera or just a phone. If so... What camera do you use?
Great to have you back this channel has the best B roll footage of Mexico on UA-cam.
thanks a lot for that!!
I'm really enjoyed this beautiful video,remember me when I was living in Mexico City long time ago
In my town, the horn of the bread man is also used by those old-school icecream men in triciclos
buenísimo! me transporte, Gracias Paul ✌️😎
El güey de los Camotes I loved that you made my day Paul ,take good care of your self and dont take to long to bring up a New video I love your videos¡!
Glad you enjoyed it
Holy crap, you took a picture of my bike! Well done good sir.👏
Great video!!
Thanks!
Really needed that today
Pleasure !
Glad you are back!!
Paul very good video ! It’s the First time that I see your video, your english is clear for me ...because you pronunce slowly and clear!
Bienvenido amigo! Thanks a lot :)
Amazing video! 🎉So true and reminds me home 😍 glad you have the interest in Mexican culture and those videos you make 👍👏
Thanks for your kind words!
Awww you are back! Welcome!!! we missed you Tio Paul
It's nice to see you back so soon Paul🤗I don't lose the hope you accept to be interviewed by the mexican guy of "ExtranjerosXElMundO" chanel🙏🏻lovely video I guess all those sounds of Mexico city can be a cultural shock for a first time foreign visitor😄thums up👍🏻hasta luego:D
Thanks! My next video will be even sooner :D
Welcome back tío Paul! Indeed we missed you matey. Cheers!
Another amazing video, tío Paul!
Thank you!
Lovely yet enlightening :D a must-know in Mexico City for survival 😂
I almost cry with this!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for bringing me a bit of home all the way to Germany! You always do, but in these times when it’s sooo hard to go visit, it’s much more appreciated ❤️❤️❤️
P.S. “mijos y mijas” 😂😂😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Happy you enjoyed it!
Greetings from Inglaterra tio Paul! As a 'MexBrit', I like playing these recorded sounds during the summer mornings here in my estate (neighbourhood) in England. They bring great memories and feelings of the cheery symphonies of the great city 'la gran amiga'. The funny thing is that the neighbours don't what's going on when I play them loudly in my back garden! 🤭😄
🇲🇽 🏴🇬🇧 'The MexBrits'
Hola TheMexBrits! Haha, that's funny. Now I'm imagining an English garden with Mexico City street sounds!
Loved the "MexBrit" concept! Hahaha. My boyfriend is British and we both live in CDMX. He's been in the country for almost 5 years already... I think I can call him a MexBrit already 😹
I miss Mexico City 😢
Hola tío Paul, buen provecho, me llegó la notificación en el almuerzo, buen provecho a todos si están en el almuerzo... Saludos tío Paul.
Gracias! Salludos desde CDMX amigo.
You nailed it, tío Paul. I missed you this past year. I hope you guys are ok. Blessings to all your family, here and on the other side of the pond. ❤️
Thanks Rodrigo! Happy you enjoyed it.
Ahhhh finally the famous voice of appliances , lol , love this video , love this channel
We go to Mexico City twice a year for about 2 months each time. This year 😡. Your videos make me so😀
“They often scared the shit out of you”
Yes they do my brother, yes they do!
Tío!! 😓😓😓
This is one of the few moments I drop a comment on UA-cam. And that's cuz you're one of my favorite youtubers!! Glad you're back!
Thanks for that!!
Excelente video, me gustó mucho.
Y aún faltan sonidos, por ejemplo:
El de los helados
El de los bisketes calentitos, yo te los recomiendo!
El del velador en las noches.
El de las mollejas y patitas.
Las eeempaanaadaaas.
Ojalá algún día los puedas documentar. Saludos.
The "camotero" brings back childhood memories 😎
Me too , bro
It sounds great there! I want to visit there
That scrab lady’s voice became my favourite lately 😀
Great video Tio Paul
I am sure most have answered this, but when I was growing up my mom told me the bell was to prevent dogs and other wild animals from ripping trash bags left out on the street. People were supposed to keep their trash inside until they heard bell coming down the street. It made sense to me.
Makes total sense!
Hey paul Its good to see the videos are back! But what's the name of the song when it's a short break to the next topic?
Im a huge fan of your videos i love it, stay healthy and stay safe, i want to see more videos.
Thanks! I appreciate that.
@@TrueMexico you are welcome paul if you need any help to translates your videos or adding some subtitles i can do it for you just let me.know stay safe and stay healthy vitamins c for everyone hahahaha.
Paul greetings from Canada 🇨🇦, you the best
Greetings from CDMX Alex!
Excelente documento visual!!! Faltó el señor de las empanadas y su toque de un triángulo metálico con otro tubo de metal; también falto el grito del señor que vende Merengues; y el que vendía productos para peinarse, gritaba "la crema la brillantinaaaa!!!" que eran fijadores y brillo para el peinado que ya nadie utiliza, ahora sólo se usa el Gel y demás Mugres químicas ....
"El wey de los camotes" was the best part.
Rather a poblano sound, but definitely worthy and unforgettable is "El gas!" record. Such a great memories it evokes.
Buen video amigo tío Paul
Ahora ya me dio hambre, quiero un tamal😢
Tío Paul!!! Siempre haces unos videos excelentes!!! Saludos!!!
Gracias! Saludos desde CDMX!