Nicaragua es un país muy hermoso! Tuve la oportunidad de conocer Granada, Catarina y otros lugares maravillosos y deseo volver muy pronto. Sin duda alguna Nicaragua tiene mucho que ofrecer a los visitantes!
Si es un pais encantador y lo mas lindo su gente humilde amorosa y trabajadora jn pais que sorprende mucho y con mucha historia buenas carreteras y lugares encantadores
@@Mexitplans no lake atlitan is not big lake NICARAGUA is the biggest in all central America lake NICARAGUA looks like the ocean and have sharks and NICARAGUA is the biggest country in central America too and have alot beautiful places
Oh wow. You are right. It is massive and the tour guide told us about the sharks. I thought he said it was the second largest but it is the biggest. Wow! I definitely said it looks like the ocean as well. Thank you for the correction.
My entire team is built and from Nicaragua. I spent five days in Managua last August. The people are lovely. It’s a complicated country with a complicated history that’s often forgotten about on a global scale. Love the people and views of Nica!
I followed the link from QrooP and glad I did. I share your love of travel and studying other languages and cultures. The fact that Black and Brown people from the U.S. (and adventurous gringos in general) are dusting off our passports and exploring this awesome world, learning Spanish, and making new friends along the way, just incredible. I'm studying my tail off in preparation for a month long Spanish immersion course in Mexico in the fall. Granada was never on my list before, but it is now. Cheers.
Thanks for watching. I highly recommend Granada. There are a couple of Spanish schools there a one that offered 1x1 classes. I imagine they are very inexpensive comparatively.
Wow. What a video. Great information and perspectives. Shameful, so many Americans feel captive to their current, sometimes harmful environments. Keep it coming!!
Maybe you can make a video on what you learned by living in Mexico for four years and compare it to a person that never left the united states. Maybe you have done a video on this already...
Wow, nice video. I 💛 Latin America. I never been to Nicaragua, but I have been to Central America before. I been to Costa Rica, Belize & Honduras. I also lived in Mexico for 2.5 years.
I'm currently living in Granda after 11 years in Mexico.. I love granada the people are extremely more friendly and the crime is a lot lower. Not all Mexico is bad as I'm sure you know. But my last 4 year were spent in Tijuana and believe me I have never identified a city more with Hell than that one! I've been in Granada since November and I love it's peace and slow pace.
Great video! I'm always interested in visiting Nicaragua and Cuba. These 2 countries are devastated in many ways by one powerful country. I hope history will serve justice to them.
Both are phenomenal countries. I was very surprised by the beauty of Nicaragua from mountains, lakes and volcanos. It had the best natural resources of Central America.
I can't speak for Nicaragua, but as a Cuban, I can tell you that the devastation in Cuba is inflicted by it's own corrupt government, not by any outside powers.
@@juliomiranda7013 no I'm sorry. I don't agree, just because you are Cuban, doesn't mean that you will judge the situation unbiasedly. I know many Cubans in Miami, but they don't have any impact on my history lesson. Sorry.
@@Jsmash_424 I didn’t spend anytime the other than the airport. It didn’t seem like a place that had much going on besides shopping. As a major city it has all the problems one would expect.
@@Mexitplans Makes total sense. Thanks again. I have a girl that lives in Managua but I guess I can send a car to take her on the 45 minute drive to Granada lol.
What a great perspective this video gives! To see and share the journey with your UA-cam community is so "rich!" Love it!
Thank you for your feedback. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Nicaragua es un país muy hermoso! Tuve la oportunidad de conocer Granada, Catarina y otros lugares maravillosos y deseo volver muy pronto. Sin duda alguna Nicaragua tiene mucho que ofrecer a los visitantes!
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This video is awesome! Great job! I would like to see more like this.
Coming up. Thanks
Nicaragua hermoso
Si. Así es.
Si es un pais encantador y lo mas lindo su gente humilde amorosa y trabajadora jn pais que sorprende mucho y con mucha historia buenas carreteras y lugares encantadores
La gente y la calles fueron sorpresas para mi.
My brother this video was awesome , if everyone had the chance to travel and see the world everything will be different
Thank you. It is a special place.
wow! makes me wanna visit! thanks for sharing! all the best!!!!
My pleasure. I highly recommend a 4-5 day trip there. Let me know if you need recommendations or contacts.
NICARAGUA the country of the new miss universe 🎉❤🥳🌟👑 NICARAGUA lake is the largest in all central America and the 3 lake largest in the world
@@Mexitplans no lake atlitan is not big lake NICARAGUA is the biggest in all central America lake NICARAGUA looks like the ocean and have sharks and NICARAGUA is the biggest country in central America too and have alot beautiful places
Oh wow. You are right. It is massive and the tour guide told us about the sharks. I thought he said it was the second largest but it is the biggest. Wow! I definitely said it looks like the ocean as well. Thank you for the correction.
I am so glad you liked Granada!
It was an amazing place to visit for 4-5 days.
@@Mexitplans Yes indeed,I was only one day, thanks for your comment!
Wow! Nicaragua looks beautiful. It looks like you had a great time. I hope I can visit the that country one day.
I hope so too! I was very surprised by all it had to offer.
Granada Nicaragua is added to my bucket list! Thank you! 🙏
Awesome.
Monte, the perspective, the bike ride, the views & THE MUSIC… 🤌🏾 Excellent sir. Thank you!!
My pleasure. Thanks for watching.
My entire team is built and from Nicaragua. I spent five days in Managua last August. The people are lovely. It’s a complicated country with a complicated history that’s often forgotten about on a global scale. Love the people and views of Nica!
Wow. The people are amazing.
I followed the link from QrooP and glad I did. I share your love of travel and studying other languages and cultures. The fact that Black and Brown people from the U.S. (and adventurous gringos in general) are dusting off our passports and exploring this awesome world, learning Spanish, and making new friends along the way, just incredible. I'm studying my tail off in preparation for a month long Spanish immersion course in Mexico in the fall. Granada was never on my list before, but it is now. Cheers.
Thanks for watching. I highly recommend Granada. There are a couple of Spanish schools there a one that offered 1x1 classes. I imagine they are very inexpensive comparatively.
Great job on this video, Mexico has been the gateway to many an adventure.
Thank you!
Very very nice video. Lake Titicaca ( btwn Bolivia y Peru) is the largest lake in Latin America. Lake Cocibolca/Nicaragua is the largest in CA.
Thank you for the clarification. I appreciate you watching
Never expected to discover some good Cuban music in a video about Nicaragua. Thanks!
Cuban music is the best!!!
Hay lugares muy bellos en México. Que bueno que lo poco que conociste de Nicaragua te gustó. Saludos
No puedo esperar a conocer todo de México.
@@Mexitplans 😊👌
Cada país en el mundo tiene su encanto su esencia. .creo que no entiendes el reportaje 😅😅😅
Wow. What a video. Great information and perspectives. Shameful, so many Americans feel captive to their current, sometimes harmful environments. Keep it coming!!
Thanks for watching.
Maybe you can make a video on what you learned by living in Mexico for four years and compare it to a person that never left the united states. Maybe you have done a video on this already...
That’s a great suggestion.
Nice to hear emigrant instead of expat.
Thank you for your feedback! We love hearing different perspectives and it's great to know that our choice of words resonated with you.
Wow, nice video. I 💛 Latin America. I never been to Nicaragua, but I have been to Central America before. I been to Costa Rica, Belize & Honduras. I also lived in Mexico for 2.5 years.
Awesome. Did living in Mexico change your travel experience to Central America?
@@Mexitplans Yes! Absolutely 💯
I'm currently living in Granda after 11 years in Mexico.. I love granada the people are extremely more friendly and the crime is a lot lower. Not all Mexico is bad as I'm sure you know. But my last 4 year were spent in Tijuana and believe me I have never identified a city more with Hell than that one! I've been in Granada since November and I love it's peace and slow pace.
From what I hear of TJ it is no surprise Granada is slower and safer. Enjoy. I will return one day.
The lake cocibolca is the largest lake in central America!....
I found out later
Video and music combined perfectly.
Thank you for that! I really enjoyed the trip and shining a spotlight on the wonderful town of Granada.
Granada I miss you 😢. I was born there.
@@lesterparrales3921 beautiful city
Great video great insight 👍
Thanks.
Great video! I'm always interested in visiting Nicaragua and Cuba. These 2 countries are devastated in many ways by one powerful country. I hope history will serve justice to them.
Both are phenomenal countries. I was very surprised by the beauty of Nicaragua from mountains, lakes and volcanos. It had the best natural resources of Central America.
I can't speak for Nicaragua, but as a Cuban, I can tell you that the devastation in Cuba is inflicted by it's own corrupt government, not by any outside powers.
@@juliomiranda7013 no I'm sorry. I don't agree, just because you are Cuban, doesn't mean that you will judge the situation unbiasedly. I know many Cubans in Miami, but they don't have any impact on my history lesson. Sorry.
I’m thinking about flying out that way or near Managua. Any suggestions? Lol.
I don’t recommend Managua but Granada is highly recommended.
@@Mexitplans Anything wrong with Managua?
@@Jsmash_424 I didn’t spend anytime the other than the airport. It didn’t seem like a place that had much going on besides shopping. As a major city it has all the problems one would expect.
@@Mexitplans Makes total sense. Thanks again. I have a girl that lives in Managua but I guess I can send a car to take her on the 45 minute drive to Granada lol.
Magnificent..loved the tour plus I didn't see all that crazy driving u have at home 😊
The driving seemed worse but they definitely don’t stop for pedestrians.