I'm always surprised how gringos don't get this song, I mean it even has lyrics in english. I always expect them to get like offended or something but they never get it.
They get it. They just pretend they don't understand because until some years ago no one in that country would have openly questioned the possibility they might not be such a noble nation as they thought, so it's still a taboo topic
This is a anti-racist song and has an interesting story: Randy Ebright the band's drummer is a DEA's Agent son and is an American Citizen, he arrived to Mexico as a teenager and many years latter he married with a Mexican and had children. One day in an US airport the agents check his daughter, just for having a Mexican passport, as you can imagine, Randy felt very angry and wrote this song, after living too many years in Mexico, he feels like a Mexican, and his daughter's check was a an insult and a racism act.
Its not racism, in any case will be Xenofobia, that does not exists, because defending your country is not a disease, But of course, We Mexican do no like the fact that they had invaded us and take our land and even worst have been changing our way of life since then, but we have to acknowledge that we haven´t done it very well and that´s why saxons have adventage us in the last 200 years i think that instead of complaining and call them racist, xenofobic and others construct terms by the left, we ought to develop tecnology and economy, and also recover our faith and family values that is what really distinguish Latin culture. PD Molotov its a Socialist band
@@ricardomedina3549 this is for sure a song about how la migra treats mexicans or any hispanic in the US. The song is directed to mexicans, but definitely it is about racism. You should listen to the lyrics more carefully.
-Que la droga que sembramos ustedes son consumidores -Oh my god this is so funny, flow bro,fucking flow bro Jajajaja no entendieron nada. Los putean y se rien bailando.
I've seen countless reactions to this song and can't help to feel baffled that without the lyrics non Spanish speakers are utterly lost about what it's about
This is probably one of the worst reaction videos I’ve seen for this song. This one and the one video where the girl says that it was such a good dance song. Please do your research before reacting. This song is so deep and extremely relevant to the times. Edit: typo
they don’t understand Spanish. What did you expect? Its the same as if a latino with no understanding of english heard a song in english. Don’t need to be such a crybaby and enjoy the fact that they at least get to listen to this type of music
@@marcocortes9968 there’s English lyrics in the song. Enough is said in English for them to be able to pick up on the subject. They don’t seem to be paying attention just like you.
In the first lyric : " Yo ya estoy hasta la madre de que me pongan 'Sombrero' that expression it's sounding with the American accent when some people is learning Spanish. The rap part it's marvelous. In summary this song is against racism.
They asked for information on the video they seemed open to learning and fans asked them to react to the video. You can't blame them for lack of understanding. I think they did a great job on the video.
I feel like france, give me pasta JAMÁS HE SIDO INSULTADO TAN GRAVEMENTE es horrible 1 el acordeón es de Europa y traida por inmigrantes holandeses 2 la pasta es de italia 3 no entienden nada
There is no "gangs" about in this song is about mexican people and our stereotype in US (more in the past) and how 35 million of mexican cross the river and pass to US ilegaly. And how they start lifes in other country. Ypu guys should search for the lyrics jajaja is really funny that you though it was gan members, this is not mexican rap, is mexican reality, like afroamercian reality had been showed in many songs and videos.
Honestamente no sé porque madres se esta volviendo una moda reaccionar a Molotov para estos estadounidenses. Tengan tantita madre y sientan empatía, no solo escuchen la canción por moda, solo dan una critica constructiva y ya, no se ponen en los zapatos del mexicano. Al único que si me gusto su reacción fue Jamal que él si se pone en los zapatos del latinoamericano
This is pure Mexican music, they are talking about the injustices and hardships they have to deal when leaving their country to a new one for a better life. Read the lyrics
No gangs bro just that this (Texas and half of Mexico) was our territory from 1824 and it was stolen from us 🇲🇽 by the US and now when we want to go back we get discriminated and treated like shit. Do your homework before posting a video read about the story. This isn’t about gang this is about our freedom
😂😂🤣🤣 I can’t stop laughing 😂 😂😂🤣 After the first one said I feel like I’m in France the other said give me pasta (Italian) 🤣🤣🤣🤣 with a Mexican song 🤣🤣🤣
The song is about the mexican/latin people trying to cross the U.S. border looking for a new life, and all they have to suffer and leave behind (family, country, etc) that dream.
This song talks about the racism that Mexicans suffer in the United States, the word "frijolero" It's a way to insult Mexicans, I know how it feels since I live on the mexican border, and when I go to America for a few days they start yelling at you to look horrible Bueno para los que son de México y han ido a USA yo creo que ya saben como se siente
Amigos incluso el q compuso esta canción es parte del grupo el es estadounidense pero esta casado con una mexicana y creo q en un viaje q isieron a Estados Unidos trataron muy mal a su mujer y su hija por páreser mexicanas y eso le molesto es por eso q iso esta canción saludos desde mexico
Molotov is a mexican band with an Américan member so its a binational band. Thats why the english part is so good. The american guy is actually the one that composed this theme against the way american mistreat immigrants. And años reminds them some facts like the drug problem is actually theie fault for being consumers.
Gringos escuchando la parte en español: A bailar... Escuchando la parte en inglés: Ho sh*t Afros escuchando toda la canción: Yeah bro/ I'm so Sorry bro
Greetings from a mexican, this is a band that protest against goverment, social, political and specifically in this video to the racist americans (gringos), you should react to the lyrics besides only the music
So this band is native from CDMX or México city but at the beginning they lost their drummer another Mexican and they started some auditions and this guy called Randy that is a US citizen he came to the audition and they gave him the job and since then they have been molotov. The origin of this song is that this guy Randy made a living in México City and he married a Mexican woman and they have two girls obviously Mexicans. One time when they wanted to go to the US at the check point, ICE was very rude to them, the whole family even that Randy is a white dude but just because the girls were Mexican he said they did en exhausted check on them. So the songs is about that insident and how ICE treats immigrants.
I'm not mad at how they didn't even did a research before watching the video, because that's how all the reactions I've seen are like. There are few exceptions of course.
Si van a reaccionar tan siquiera entiendan la canción y investiguen un poco sobre la historia de México o tan siquiera busquen en Google cuál es el mensaje que da la canción para que estén al corriente, últimamente todos los EstadoUnidenses que reaccionar a Molotov lo hacen sin investigar, algo que es obligatorio para alguien que no sabe del tema ya que Molotov toca temas sociales y políticos, pero no se toman ni el tiempo de investigar el mensaje de una canción, menos sobre un grupo
Just as you do not like being called black, it is unpleasant for Mexicans to be called frijoleros since many Mexicans work doing the work that many of you do not.
you are more worried about making funny movements on the camera than putting attention to the video and/or song... so disrespectful... immediately dislike
de donde salieron este par de genios? denles unas medallas,,, ni siquiera trataron de entender la letra ni el sentido de critica de la misma,,, creo que nunca llegaron a saber que el grupo es mexicano
I think listening to the song while reading the Spanish translation would be much better, the song is deeper and sharing points of view from both sides of the border between Mexico and the United States.
If you like this you will love Any song by Golgol Boredello Reccomend Illumination Start wearing purple Alcohol American wedding Not a crime Also still always requesting official music video O.K go here it goes again
You have to pay close attention to the video it tells you everything you need to know for example the can of beans on the shelf and the man in that hazmat suit grabbing the beans also you see Santa Ana in the van when they get detained. This is an anti racist song
Si al baterista lo trataron mal los oficiales de migración, pues no es necesario hacer una canción, es puro morbo; en general, los trámites burocráticos en dependencias estadounidenses son muy ágiles y te tratan con mucho respeto; en general, los trámites en suelo estadounidense son mucho mejor organizados y amables que los trámites burocráticos aquí en México. Personalmente, en el aeropuerto de Dallas, le pedí ayuda a una persona de migración, se dio cuenta de mi acento latino ¡y dejó de hablar inglés y me ayudó en idioma español! increíblemente amable esta persona. Sin embargo, en todo el mundo hay gente c*lera, y quizá uno de éstos le tocó al baterista, pero ya hasta escribir una canción, es mucha m*mada, sólo quiere vender morbo esta banda amarillista. A mí me han asaltado dos veces en mi país, y no por eso digo que todos los mexicanos son unos l*cras. Lamentablemente, sería más representativa una canción de los cientos de mexicanos que les autorizan la visa de turista, y mejor se quedan en EUA como indocumentados, eso sí es un engaño, y nos crea mala fama a todos los mexicanos que trabajamos y hacemos las cosas bien, siguiendo reglas y acatando los lineamientos. Y luego todavía los mexicanos nos admiramos: ¿porqué le piden tantas cosas a los mexicanos para visitar EUA?, porque hay muchos mexicanos que mienten y se quedan a vivir en EUA sin permiso. No ocurre eso de que: los oficiales de migración son los irrespetuosos y los mexicanos son los que reciben todos los agravios, no es así. Hay de todo, hay que hablar con objetividad: también hay mexicanos que no respetan las reglas, como también, en general, la gente de EUA es amigable y trabajadora, como aquí en México.
I'm always surprised how gringos don't get this song, I mean it even has lyrics in english. I always expect them to get like offended or something but they never get it.
They get it. They just pretend they don't understand because until some years ago no one in that country would have openly questioned the possibility they might not be such a noble nation as they thought, so it's still a taboo topic
Most ppl don't care about lyrics tbh
Meh, most gringos aren't that sharp about this kind of things
Porque ellos no saben que es emigrar
Es que la canción no es para los gringos en general, es para los racistas...
¿Cuál es el colmo de Molotov?
-Que los gringos bailen y no entiendan esta canción xd
Y que digan que quieren pasta (dando clara referencia a que pensaron que era italiana)
@@kendallarcia2049 Pues parecen estar bastante seguros de que es Francesa xd
En cambio en MX entendemos todas las canciones extranjeras.
A estos chicos cuando bebés les dieron leche paterna, ese fue el problema
@@kendallarcia2049 es el acordeon, lo asocian a europa...
- Mexican music playin
-“I feel like I’m in France”
-“Give me PASTA” ...
...dead...
This is just too advanced for them. no wonder they short circuits
They did get It all wrong
I thought the same thing 🤦🏻♀️
Classical "gringos" as always :/
Buena bro
This is a anti-racist song and has an interesting story:
Randy Ebright the band's drummer is a DEA's Agent son and is an American Citizen, he arrived to Mexico as a teenager and many years latter he married with a Mexican and had children. One day in an US airport the agents check his daughter, just for having a Mexican passport, as you can imagine, Randy felt very angry and wrote this song, after living too many years in Mexico, he feels like a Mexican, and his daughter's check was a an insult and a racism act.
Its not racism, in any case will be Xenofobia, that does not exists, because defending your country is not a disease, But of course, We Mexican do no like the fact that they had invaded us and take our land and even worst have been changing our way of life since then, but we have to acknowledge that we haven´t done it very well and that´s why saxons have adventage us in the last 200 years i think that instead of complaining and call them racist, xenofobic and others construct terms by the left, we ought to develop tecnology and economy, and also recover our faith and family values that is what really distinguish Latin culture.
PD Molotov its a Socialist band
@@ricardomedina3549 how is checking on a little girl "defending your country"?
Ricardo you sound white washed as hell your what folks would call a house slave
Llegué aquí por olallo :v
@@ricardomedina3549 this is for sure a song about how la migra treats mexicans or any hispanic in the US. The song is directed to mexicans, but definitely it is about racism. You should listen to the lyrics more carefully.
Vi varias reacciones y cuando escuchan la parte en ingles y entienden se les borra la sonrisa..
Casi todos hacen lo mismo😂
Si gege
Es cierto 😂😂😂😂
¡Creo que no entendieron ni la parte en inglés! 😂 😂 😂
Ggggggg si no ? Parecen despistados
I was wondering why they didn't get it, ahora creo que sólo estaban de vacaciones mentales.
Demasiada weed y oro blanco consumen creo 🤣
Jajaja neta que si jaja
Pero bailan chido xd
Its deep in meaning guys i recomend for you all to look up lyrics, talks about racial tensions between Mexico and US.. not gang related just Racism..
And they thought it was about gangs simply because they are Mexican, how very prejudicial of them... oh the irony.
@@juan20142014 " JUAN" JAJAJAJAJA
Estos vatos no entendieron ni madres 🤣🤣🤣
No entendieron nada, Jajajajaja
Y tú entendiste lo que comentaron??
Que mala canción
@@eliasboschman2035 otro niño idiota que no sabe de cultura
@@eliasboschman2035 como tu país
-Que la droga que sembramos ustedes son consumidores
-Oh my god this is so funny, flow bro,fucking flow bro
Jajajaja no entendieron nada. Los putean y se rien bailando.
Pero nadie debe saberlo carnal 🤙🏽
I've seen countless reactions to this song and can't help to feel baffled that without the lyrics non Spanish speakers are utterly lost about what it's about
Just do the homework on the bands beforehand and you're good.
I agree with you
Agreed
Exactly
Completely agree. Or at least but in subtitles for them to understand what is going on. Kids said *It looks like gangs* 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
This is probably one of the worst reaction videos I’ve seen for this song. This one and the one video where the girl says that it was such a good dance song. Please do your research before reacting. This song is so deep and extremely relevant to the times.
Edit: typo
you don't have to research. Just have a brain.
@@ahuizotl105 They can't relate.
Disagree there are worst reactions believe me 🤣.
they don’t understand Spanish. What did you expect? Its the same as if a latino with no understanding of english heard a song in english. Don’t need to be such a crybaby and enjoy the fact that they at least get to listen to this type of music
@@marcocortes9968 there’s English lyrics in the song. Enough is said in English for them to be able to pick up on the subject. They don’t seem to be paying attention just like you.
I thought the line “stay on your side of the goddamn river” was clear enough.
Right #ignorants ughh
In the first lyric : " Yo ya estoy hasta la madre de que me pongan 'Sombrero' that expression it's sounding with the American accent when some people is learning Spanish. The rap part it's marvelous. In summary this song is against racism.
Creo que necesitan oír la coancion al mismo tiempo que leen la letra, saludos desde México
X2
X3
X4
X5 xd
X6
They asked for information on the video they seemed open to learning and fans asked them to react to the video. You can't blame them for lack of understanding. I think they did a great job on the video.
MOLOTOV one of the best Mexican bands ever
I’m not sure you really understood what they were singing about 🤔
I feel like france, give me pasta JAMÁS HE SIDO INSULTADO TAN GRAVEMENTE es horrible
1 el acordeón es de Europa y traida por inmigrantes holandeses
2 la pasta es de italia
3 no entienden nada
jajaja
The best thing about this song is that it is sung with that accent of the gringos when they speak Spanish XD
😂😂😂 Les cambio la cara cuando escucharon la parte en inglés 😂😂😂
This video is a masterpiece in symbolism and message, but you guys are either too young or too clueless on what it is about. A missed opportunity.
Así es la música, aunque no la entendamos la disfrutamos, aunque te estén insultando jajajaja
6:12 "Italian person I believe"
Are you serious.
There is no "gangs" about in this song is about mexican people and our stereotype in US (more in the past) and how 35 million of mexican cross the river and pass to US ilegaly. And how they start lifes in other country. Ypu guys should search for the lyrics jajaja is really funny that you though it was gan members, this is not mexican rap, is mexican reality, like afroamercian reality had been showed in many songs and videos.
The racism that exists in the United States is so strong before I did not understand it but now that I am 13 years old I understand it perfectly
The song talks about how mexicans are discriminated by the US
Y'know the "build a wall" "they are drug addicts" sort of deal
And some americans took us like we are bad people, they took us as thiefs and drug dealera
Honestamente no sé porque madres se esta volviendo una moda reaccionar a Molotov para estos estadounidenses. Tengan tantita madre y sientan empatía, no solo escuchen la canción por moda, solo dan una critica constructiva y ya, no se ponen en los zapatos del mexicano. Al único que si me gusto su reacción fue Jamal que él si se pone en los zapatos del latinoamericano
Concuerdo la reaccion de Jamal fue acompañada de un bonito mensaje , pero al parecer a algunos gringetes no les importo.
Creo que no ayudamos porque venimos damos vistas y eso para ellos es "hagamos un video de esto"
No te entienden
Arriba el PRI
@@ignorante3470 si pero el pri robo mas
Soy de México, y me gusto ver esto
This is pure Mexican music, they are talking about the injustices and hardships they have to deal when leaving their country to a new one for a better life. Read the lyrics
No gangs bro just that this (Texas and half of Mexico) was our territory from 1824 and it was stolen from us 🇲🇽 by the US and now when we want to go back we get discriminated and treated like shit. Do your homework before posting a video read about the story. This isn’t about gang this is about our freedom
I dislike reactors who dnt do their homework
Son chamacos novatos. Pero sí es una buena crítica constructiva.
This song talks about the racist conflict between Mexican's and racist American people. Is like range agents the machine bit from Mexico
Give me pastaaaaaa, wei casi me cago de la risa xd
😂😂🤣🤣 I can’t stop laughing 😂 😂😂🤣
After the first one said I feel like I’m in France the other said give me pasta (Italian) 🤣🤣🤣🤣 with a Mexican song 🤣🤣🤣
The song is about the mexican/latin people trying to cross the U.S. border looking for a new life, and all they have to suffer and leave behind (family, country, etc) that dream.
This song talks about the racism that Mexicans suffer in the United States, the word "frijolero" It's a way to insult Mexicans,
I know how it feels since I live on the mexican border, and when I go to America for a few days they start yelling at you to look horrible
Bueno para los que son de México y han ido a USA yo creo que ya saben como se siente
Amigos incluso el q compuso esta canción es parte del grupo el es estadounidense pero esta casado con una mexicana y creo q en un viaje q isieron a Estados Unidos trataron muy mal a su mujer y su hija por páreser mexicanas y eso le molesto es por eso q iso esta canción saludos desde mexico
This band is Molotov from Mexico. The song is about the issues between Mexico and United States in terms of inmigration and stuff.
Yup you guys got it
Everything is dancing and happiness until the English part comes. 🤣
Molotov is a mexican band with an Américan member so its a binational band. Thats why the english part is so good. The american guy is actually the one that composed this theme against the way american mistreat immigrants. And años reminds them some facts like the drug problem is actually theie fault for being consumers.
Gringos escuchando la parte en español:
A bailar...
Escuchando la parte en inglés:
Ho sh*t
Afros escuchando toda la canción:
Yeah bro/ I'm so Sorry bro
Viva México..
One of this strongest part of the lirics says, that U, S. A. BLAMES MEXICO for Mexico for drugs, but the U. S. A. is the consumer
ellos son muy jovenes, no son de la epoca , ellos nos saben nada, hacen por hacer el video y llamar la atencion, saludos desde PARAGUAY 🇵🇾🇵🇾
Pensaron que era un cumbion 🤣🤣
Todos mecos esos vatos siono raza xdxd
😂😂😂😂 real
At least, they have to pay attention to the video... it's incredibly that they're dancing... I'm not Mexican, but, I mean, We all get it....
You guys really enjoyed it! LOL
Dawg I’m a Chicano and this shit had my dying respect
Una buena canción, la realidad...
"Give me pasta" xd jajaja se mamaron
Me recuerda a Beavis n’ Butt Head pero negros.
Greetings from a mexican, this is a band that protest against goverment, social, political and specifically in this video to the racist americans (gringos), you should react to the lyrics besides only the music
No entendí ni madres :)
Pero buen video,
🤣
Lo unico que tienes que saber es que estos gueyes no le entendieron nada. Ellos viven siegos a lo que pasa a los Latinos en EU.
So this band is native from CDMX or México city but at the beginning they lost their drummer another Mexican and they started some auditions and this guy called Randy that is a US citizen he came to the audition and they gave him the job and since then they have been molotov. The origin of this song is that this guy Randy made a living in México City and he married a Mexican woman and they have two girls obviously Mexicans.
One time when they wanted to go to the US at the check point, ICE was very rude to them, the whole family even that Randy is a white dude but just because the girls were Mexican he said they did en exhausted check on them.
So the songs is about that insident and how ICE treats immigrants.
This band is from México, they are 3 mexicans and a yankee.
Jaden Sancho & Kylian Mbappé 😎🤣
I'm not mad at how they didn't even did a research before watching the video, because that's how all the reactions I've seen are like.
There are few exceptions of course.
Si van a reaccionar tan siquiera entiendan la canción y investiguen un poco sobre la historia de México o tan siquiera busquen en Google cuál es el mensaje que da la canción para que estén al corriente, últimamente todos los EstadoUnidenses que reaccionar a Molotov lo hacen sin investigar, algo que es obligatorio para alguien que no sabe del tema ya que Molotov toca temas sociales y políticos, pero no se toman ni el tiempo de investigar el mensaje de una canción, menos sobre un grupo
How can they be so obtuse? They really have no input be it musically or just critical based on the imagery. Severely uncultured.
ok, Mexican flag and they say I feel I´m in France (knowing the instrument) and the other one give me pasta, WHAT THE HEEELLLLL
Estos dos están bien bobos, el de gris me cago de risa solo de verlo, jijiji jijiji😋
Se parece a sit de la era del hiello
This is a hispanic political band but in this song it talks about hispanics being discriminated by america as stereotypes based around mexicans
Jajaja me encanto su reaccion!!! 👍
Saludos desde Mexico
The song should be in GTA 5 and props to you guys for reacting Molotov💯😎Arriba Mexico
These foos lowk stupid 😂 but they was vibing to it 😂🔥
Hahahahahaha oh God you can't get it right? Come on boys.... Anyway love you.... Cheers from Argentina
Thanks. Now I know how I look when I play a song in English without translating the lyrics 🤦🏼♀️
Just as you do not like being called black, it is unpleasant for Mexicans to be called frijoleros since many Mexicans work doing the work that many of you do not.
Todos puñetones los morros, si o no banda?
Al principio parece que están rapeando con la música de fondo :v
The drummer of this band is nort-american he's name is Randy Ebright.
Hell yeah!!!!
The guy on gray looks like the sid effect on tik tok
Tienen que reaccionar a "Amateurs" de Molotov
Exelente Molotov!!!!!
This is a song who talks about the racism and troubles who got EUA agains México with the wall and ilegal crossborders.
Just search the translate
Vamos chicos aprendan español
I fell like I'm in Italy it's a Spanish song guys it's a song called beaner a word that the Hispanics hate but yeah the song is by a Mexican song
Jajajajaja que risa me dio la reaccion
you are more worried about making funny movements on the camera than putting attention to the video and/or song... so disrespectful... immediately dislike
de donde salieron este par de genios? denles unas medallas,,, ni siquiera trataron de entender la letra ni el sentido de critica de la misma,,, creo que nunca llegaron a saber que el grupo es mexicano
I think listening to the song while reading the Spanish translation would be much better, the song is deeper and sharing points of view from both sides of the border between Mexico and the United States.
We share the same prejudice from whites we were robe not conquered
0:24 - 0:52 More like a demo for a song with the beats in the back
Dejen de recomendarle canciones a este par, no saben ni dónde están parados.
@axel dale.
@axel es verdad
I love this song
If you like this you will love
Any song by Golgol Boredello
Reccomend
Illumination
Start wearing purple
Alcohol
American wedding
Not a crime
Also still always requesting
official music video O.K go here it goes again
MOLOTOV for life!!!!!!
Give me pasta wtf🤦🏽♂️
Pls listen Gimme the power of molotov and tale the lyrics in inglish, in this song and in the next
Its at about the migration of mexico and the confrontacion betwing mexico and usa
Racism stereotypes on Hispanics the band molotov they started at meico
I think it didn't click on their minds, the meaning. Good groves tho.
Just read the fucking translation, its not that hard.
Hi from PERU!!!
You have to pay close attention to the video it tells you everything you need to know for example the can of beans on the shelf and the man in that hazmat suit grabbing the beans also you see Santa Ana in the van when they get detained. This is an anti racist song
This a very deep and sad song and I really recommend y’all to look at the lyrics before dancing to this song
Si al baterista lo trataron mal los oficiales de migración, pues no es necesario hacer una canción, es puro morbo; en general, los trámites burocráticos en dependencias estadounidenses son muy ágiles y te tratan con mucho respeto; en general, los trámites en suelo estadounidense son mucho mejor organizados y amables que los trámites burocráticos aquí en México. Personalmente, en el aeropuerto de Dallas, le pedí ayuda a una persona de migración, se dio cuenta de mi acento latino ¡y dejó de hablar inglés y me ayudó en idioma español! increíblemente amable esta persona. Sin embargo, en todo el mundo hay gente c*lera, y quizá uno de éstos le tocó al baterista, pero ya hasta escribir una canción, es mucha m*mada, sólo quiere vender morbo esta banda amarillista. A mí me han asaltado dos veces en mi país, y no por eso digo que todos los mexicanos son unos l*cras. Lamentablemente, sería más representativa una canción de los cientos de mexicanos que les autorizan la visa de turista, y mejor se quedan en EUA como indocumentados, eso sí es un engaño, y nos crea mala fama a todos los mexicanos que trabajamos y hacemos las cosas bien, siguiendo reglas y acatando los lineamientos. Y luego todavía los mexicanos nos admiramos: ¿porqué le piden tantas cosas a los mexicanos para visitar EUA?, porque hay muchos mexicanos que mienten y se quedan a vivir en EUA sin permiso. No ocurre eso de que: los oficiales de migración son los irrespetuosos y los mexicanos son los que reciben todos los agravios, no es así. Hay de todo, hay que hablar con objetividad: también hay mexicanos que no respetan las reglas, como también, en general, la gente de EUA es amigable y trabajadora, como aquí en México.