This is the Mexico They Never Show on TV - Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico City (CDMX)
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Come on a walk down Paseo de la Reforma, one of the most beautiful streets in Mexico City!
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Paseo de la Reforma is clean, modern, and safe... I wish people would show this side of Mexico in the media more often, instead of all the negative stories that you hear in the media.
But since they don't, I've decided to do it myself! Hope you enjoy this walk from Chapultepec Park down to the El Angel monument.
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Want more like this? Check out my recent walk through the modern area of Guadalajara! 😎👍🇲🇽
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As an American, living in Houston, Mexico City is one of the most beautiful and advanced cities in the world.
yeah, I want to go to the CDMX
As a US citizen . STOP CALLING AMERICA TO UNITED STATES
@@carlosrobles7470 Your comment makes no sense.
@@carlosrobles7470 you so stupid
@@kgbourghs 👍👍 hola
Aww I'm from China and Chinese loves Mexico!Love from China.🇨🇳💖 🇲🇽
If u r Chinese then how are you using UA-cam because it is banned 🚫
@@nothing-jj4pp Nope lol😂❤️
@@aria-5867 using VPN
The mexicans love china too💕🇲🇽🇨🇳
June, 4, 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and massacre
My wife was born/raised in Mexico City (though her parents were both from former Yugoslavia). I've been there many times, and have spent years trying to tell people back here in Canada how wonderful this city is, and how it's basically exempt from the many unfortunate Mexican stereotypes. Sadly, when most Canadians & Americans go to Mexico for vacation, it's usually the resorts found in Cancun, Mazatlan, etc. Those are great, but not "the real Mexico" in my opinion. You might as well be at any resort in Florida. Mexico City is a urban paradise...full of spectacular architecture (new & old), museums, shopping, every kind of restaurant you could possibly think of. Talk about massive!...over 20 million in an area twice the size of Calgary! And still, things seem to function quite well considering. The addition of the second tier on the Periferico (perimeter freeway) in more recent years has really helped with traffic flow, even though rush hour has been known to continue through as late as 8 or 9pm, Lol. Public transit is quite efficient too...the Metro Subway system (Canadian built by Bombardier) is great, as are the various public transit bus services, paseros, etc. Keep in mind, if people don't like the hustle and bustle of a huge city, this might not be the place for them :) I love it, and consider it one of my top cities in the world! I've traveled Europe and Asia extensively. As for safety? I feel as safe in Mexico City as I would in any city...that includes Calgary, Vancouver, Toronto, Hong Kong, New York, Paris, etc, etc.
Great comment, my friend!
drprogensteinphp I'm happy to know that there are people that are open to learn about the world and break the stereotypes as they go, that's the soul of traveling 😊
Thank you for sharing your point of view, much aprecciated
Pues para ser 20 millones de personas, estaba decente el tráfico.
no offense but, come on!, do you have a wonder like chichen itza there? or any ancient ruin? cenotes? mayan influenced food?
Mexico is currently the 7 most visited country in the world and the 1 most visit in Latin America.
And this year it's 6th :D in the world now
It’s very cheap for cheap Americans.
90% of tourists are Americans
Yep, and The tourists come on a cruise ship as mexico is close to The Usa.. 70% of mexico's exportation goes to the US, they depend on them.
This is the stupidest comment ive read. Im not Mexican, but i love Mexico. Mexico doesn't depend on the United states... Mexico is stunted because of the USA.
I miss CDMX! I was there in November and travelled the Paseo everyday. I stayed at the Sevilla and I loved the street being shut down to cars on Sunday and open to families for walking and such. Mexico City is BEAUTIFUL and I can’t wait to go back. The Angel is gorgeous at night when lit up 😘 I’m from Tampa Florida and I love that you are showing the beauty of the country there to possibly people who might have false information. Well done.
Jennie W Nah you are laying, the only beautiful thing is you 😍
Jannie W_ I can't wait to get there, here in Stockholm Sweden is ƒ@¢† Cold... 😍 In fact our hotel Wil be located on Paseo de La Reforma as well.🙂
Jessika Vibeke Rosenmüller don’t forget t enjoy the people of CDMX even if you don’t speak the language they are beautiful
Jennie W, It is really nice to see, as outsiders appreciate what our city is. Because despite its problems it is a beautiful city. Regards.
fernando villa I’m from Tampa Florida and we have problems too. There are problems all over the world. Sometimes the media seems to grab hold of certain areas and show BAD BAD BAD and then everyone sees that and runs with it. Mexico City is beautiful, Puebla is gorgeous, Cancun, Cozumel, Cholula, Coyoacán all simply amazing! I have ma y more places on my list to visit but I love the food, culture, architecture... the PEOPLE!! Oh and Lucha Libre Lol!!!
I am Mexican but I'm living in Canada right now and wathcing these videos make me so happy. So, thank you Dan for showing the world my beautiful city.
Paola Testas same!!:o
That's great to hear. Where are you living in Canada?
Right now I am living in Fredericton. Big change from Mexico City, but I love it :)
Wow! Yes Fredericton is small, that will be quite the difference from CDMX... but I'm happy you are enjoying your time in Canada ;)
Paola Testas Hi paola how are you What you do in canada to live
But, but..., where are the donkeys and guys wearing boots and big hats?!? We can all thank Hollywood for that. How funny they never mention Mexico City being one of the first mega cities of the entire continent!
It is one of the oldests ones also since it was rhe capital of the aztec empire, Tenochtitlan
Boots 👢 and hats 🎩 no problem I love it yes still will use boots 👢 and hats 🎩 especially in chihuahua, Guadalajara, michoacan
Because most of americans doesn't like Geography. They only look at themselfs.
@Robert Gardea you're clearly are living in the 70's More than a half million Mexicans with a Lot of money and degree emigrated from Mexico in the last 20 years!
Wake up gringo
I always knew mexico was beautiful and advanced, media just won't show this haha
This is totally true, I am a Mexican-American and I lived part of my life there. In Mexico I had some classes harder than US classes.
Yup, that’s because many of the media is controlled by shit-heads
@@raulmaldonadoaguilarzarate3993 The usa controls the media…
Tbf his is Mexico for only a couple thousand Mexicans. It’s like walking down billionaires row in New York and thinking all or most Americans live like that or in similar places, when the truth is far from that.
Mexico is full of beautiful old buildings. But if that's all people in other countries see, then they will think that Mexico is stuck in the past. That's why I wanted to take a walk down this very modern avenue. To show that innovation is also part of the Mexican experience!
The New Travel this is absolutely true that's why I moved here from New York two years ago and really this city has so much history since prehistoric time and I'm willing to stay here in Santa Fe for a long time.. I see more Americans buying in my building each time love it
The New Travel you should go todo santa Fe modern part Of México. Thank you for being part Of magic México!
Hi Dan! The name of the sculture is “La Diana Cazadora” in english would be “The huntress Diana” :)
You are a very polite person, I think I can speak for most Mexicans if I say that we see Canada as the most civilized country in the world, in glad you see only the good in the country and don't focus on pollution or crime, you will never be called gringo because its disrespectful
Thanks! New Travel.
God bless México 🇲🇽 !!
ismael gonzalez 6
Bless
Benjamin Gutierrez si, me equivoqué, gracias !!
Chata = chatafakup
"I'm standing outside of chipotlepec"
Yo te conozco
Chipotle?! Wtf :v
Hola
Chapultepec
Eso que jajajaja como que chipotle pec, is chapultepec el cerro del chapulin
He Viajado por Latinoamérica y la verdad, como México no hay Dos!!
BRASÍL ES LO MÁS GRANDÉ DE AMERÍCA.JUNTO.A USA Y CANADÁ.MEXÍCÓ
@@federicorosa2686 exacto, es por eso que Brasil recibe 6 millones de turistas al año y Mexico recibe casi 50 😅 no digas pelotudeces tú jajaja
@@federicorosa2686 eres de Arjentina la burla de latam ese país ni tienes derecho a hablar 😂🤣
@@federicorosa2686 México tiene una fuerte y gran personalidad que no trata de imitar a los europeos, cada región de México es diferente como varios países dentro de
@@carlosmendoza6933 peró esó lo tiené Brasil,lo tiene.usa que son naciones continentalés, mexico es iguál en todos lados, nó hablés macanás, querés!!!
Mexico is a beautiful country and like any other country has its bad and good things but international tv chooses to portray only the bad side of this amazing country
Ana_Graciela 😍😍😍
It's a shithole. Everybody wants to leave.
Believe me you're right. I live in USA and there's real bad cities as well. like anywhere else in the world
Your beautiful ♡
Probably most of people around the world (including Latin Americans) think Mexico is only a desert with outdated infrastructure
UA-cam me recomendo este video en cuarentena para que extrañe aun mas el poder ir a la CDMX como lo hacia cada fin de semana 😢
Hermosa la ciudad de México! amo mi país !!
Hermosa ? Y violenta y peligrosa te faltó
@@tapa6167 callate
@@tapa6167 ¿Cual es tu intención al decir eso?
Tal vez en el estado donde vives, en Yucatán puedes colgar tu hamaca en la calle y dormir tranquilamente
@@tapa6167 en ciertas regiones
La “Estela de Luz” es el edificio “flaco” y fue construido en 2010 para conmemorar los 100 años de la revolución mexicana y los 200 años de la independencia de México 🇲🇽.
Alonso Guillén Márquez otro monumento a la corrupcion de la época de FECAL (Felipe Calderón)
La estela de luz, mejor conocido como el símbolo a la corrupción, todo mexicano lo sabe
Corruption monunent
La Estela de Luz mide 104 metros de altura. Está hecha con mil 704 paneles de cuarzo originarios de Brasil, los cuales se mandaron a cortar en Italia. En cuanto a la iluminación, se diseñaron dos modelos de luminarios especiales para el monumento y la instalación de esta tecnología corrió a cargo de OSRAM México y Traxon Technologies, el costo total de este monumento fue de $1,304,000,000.00. pesos mexicanos.
Exacto, "Estela de Luz" alias "La Suavicrema" :)
To me, I really appreciate you showing the public that Mexico isn't a stereotype that you see represented in the media and it's people as well. So thank you! because some ppl are ignorant.
Doreyde Vázquez they are very , but that's all they learned without any true education
We just got back from Mexico City and stayed right by paseo de la Reforma It was beautiful!!
Thanks for nice video, Dan:) I love Mexico, and the Mexico city specially. I've been living at that beautiful place for 1 year, and can tell that is one of the most adorable places I was living ever. That air of Mexico... ooohh, it is really special:) miss it a lot!
😘🤗
Where are you from ?
Me gusta ver qué extranjeros hablen de México, es muy interesante conocer la experiencia de alguien que no nació aquí. Gracias por compartir 💖
Mexico is Spectacular!!
I feel so proud!
Thank you for this video man, we Mexicans are doing a big effort to make our country a better place!
Thank you so much for this video because I was born in Mexico but moved to the US at five years old. This video shows me a brighter side, a new idea of Mexico.
I had no idea how clean and beautiful the city was. Thank you
Clean because it only showed the best neighborhoods in the city. I want to see this cleaning in the poorer neighborhoods. It is like this in the whole world.
It’s not clean. Here you see one small area in a city almost 100 miles wide. They’re not showing you Los cerros: cinder block housing built in a massively crowded way sprawling over the high hills surrounding the city that house millions and millions. There is no system for garbage for the millions living on the cerros. The air in the city slaps you in the face. Don’t be surprised the media lies to you. They do. They most certainly do.
Has this kid ever been to NYC? He’s never seen apartments over a Starbucks.
Like any country include yours, don't be envy people, is simple my country is 11 economy on the world... He...💪🇲🇽
Ciudad de México es lo máximo.
Mexico City looks really cool I definitely want to visit! Thanks for showing the new city districts most people don't!
DiscoverWithDima this video shows the oldest Reforma district. Never portrayed a new one.
Mexico is a beautiful country and it is safe to walk and explore...of course crime and delinquency is an issue like in most countries but watch less tv and travel more ..you can get robbed in mexico city as well like new york chicago or los angeles ...the biggest lie world wide is if you go to mexico the cartel will chop off your head and send it to your mother....please dont be that stupid
DiscoverWithDima That district is one of the oldest one of the city, but the media just show everytime the poor zones of the city.
Marcos Robles I couldn't have said so better.
But we'd like to see the slums also.
Una de las ciudades más grandes del mundo y más majestuosa
Hi friends I Iwas in CDMX back on april we were so lucky we got the perfect weather the city is so beautiful and clean ,people are so friendly they help with any info you need or direction 3 day was not enough to go around and visit all the main attractions and neighborhoods , lol its so much to do and food what can I say bout it right ( the Best ) lol,
LOVE MY MEXICOOO.....BLESSINGS FROM MONTERREY! :)
Hola, Monterrey! I want to visit one day :)
The New Travel Yes you should, Monterrey is also part of the "New México" Many of the biggest Mexican corporations come from there.
Jesus Loves You Es raro que un regio se exprese bien de CDMX, felicidades!!! Creo que mientras más crezca Monterrey va a ir cambiando su mentalidad y serán más abiertos,, dignos de una gran ciudad pujante y chingona !! Bien mi regio!!! Ya quisiera que mi Morelia empezara a crecer como Mty,,Saludos desde CDMX !!
Qué padre que como Regio puedas apreciar todo lo bello que hay en el país incluyendo CDMX je je, esa es la actitud del "Nuevo México" unidos y en sana competencia desechando falsas rivalidades o rencillas del pasado, yo soy chilanga y amo a México de los pies a la cabeza, de sur a Norte de Este a Oeste, aunque aun no tenga la fortuna de conocer MTY ni muchos otros estados ni ciudades pero cada rincón tiene su propia belleza y riqueza, Salu2
ismael gonzalez ASÍ ES AMIGO.....TODOS SOMOS HERMANOS AL FINAL......Y CRECIENDO UNO NOS BENEFICIAMOS TODOS.......ASÍ Q LO INTELIGENTE ES HECHARNOS PORRAS PAREJO! :) ....Bendiciones y visita Mty cuando gustes! Pa q se te pegue el acento golepeao compareee XD hahahha
AMERICA is beautiful! From Argentina to Alaska!
Argentina is América.
Don't think that usa it's the only one we are Americans too
@@juancastro2894 Eres ciudadano del continente Americano?
Buenos Aires, another great city.
Maybe the U.S. should become better neighbors with Mexico. I always thought what the news here showed was how poor the entire country was. Goes to show, find out the facts for yourself before drawing a conclusion.
Well Mexico is the U.S number one trade partner in the world so both countries benefit from each other. Also as soon as you leave the city it is poor ranchers and farmers for the most part besides the resorts.
Unfortunately the USA paints a horribly inaccurate picture of Mexico as a whole.. Many places are very modern, fantastic public transportation,much better than some US cities.. Where buses are almost impossible to get.. They have tons of transportation options,unlike here.. My cousins who visited from Cuernavaca, Morelos were shocked that we were justing getting Uber,when in fact they've had way before my city did..
Cd Mx tiene mucha cultura museos lugares históricos , una ciudad que no termina de reinventarse y como todas las metropolis sus típicos problemas
Espectacular ciudad,hay que cambiarla,la amo
Beautiful tour down the Reforma. I'm glad you filmed at dusk. It was really pretty. I stayed at a smaller hotel just off the Reforma when I was there.
Paseo de la Reforma is the most important and emblematic avenue in Mexico City. It was originally called Paseo del Emperador, because its construction was commissioned by Emperor Maximilian I of Mexico during the Second Mexican Empire. In the next month will begin the construction of 5 skyscrapers of 330 meters high and several towers of +200.
Enrique Gonzalez Paseo de la emperatriz*
5 more skyscrapers?? Wow! I will have to make a Pt 2 to this video after that ;)
Tantos rascacielos +300? O:
^ 5 rascacielos de 330 metros de altura y variar torres de más de 200 metros de altura
Como dato, al paseo se le llamaba de ambas formas ya sea del Emperador o de la Emperatriz ambas formas eran correctas, saludos.
mexico is being mistreated in the media it is not as bad as ppl say, it is a loving country, thanks dan for making! love it💗😎
The name of the statue is Diana la cazadora. The model was a 16yr.old Girl that worked as a secretary for the PEMEX company, there she met the sculptor of the statue. She is alive she's like 92yrs. Old and lives in colonia Polanco.
this statue is in 17 states in mexico, one in usa. The real authentic statue is located in ixmiquilpan, hidalgo mexico. beautiful state, great natural hot springs.
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuente_de_la_Diana_Cazadora_(Ciudad_de_México)
TheOdiee I apologize your information is wrong the original is in Paseo Reforma CDMX.
Is that for real? Is she alive?
How do you know Gitana?
Eres una gran persona....gracias por estar en México!!!
Louis Castillo Torres 232
Gran persona? Acaso lo conoces? Gracias de que le das? Qué lamebotas eres... Se discriminan solos los mexicanos... Asco
Necesitan todo el tiempo la aprobación de un puto yanki
@@sanandamaitreya4121 Ya siéntese señora 😂😂😂
@@sanandamaitreya4121 el tipo es de Canadá, *NO ES YANKI*
Dan this was great! I was in Mexico City twice over 10 years ago and seeing Reforma Blvd brought back great memories!
I visited Mexico City when I was 17 yrs old and, it looked almost the same with big tall skyscrapers everywhere beautiful parks and that was 38 years ago! So, when you said, "When I see buildings like that and that, I really feel like I'm looking like the face of the New Mexico"... I get what you are doing and. I appreciate it but, what you are saying is shit. It is not a new Mexico it's the Mexico I remember with a few more buildings just like any other country.
You are wrong not just a few, many many more, so no it’s not the same.
That's right! There's not a "new Mexico". Mexico City has been a modern city since past century, always growing
Dan, the building you pointed out as looking as if it has reading for the blind is Torre Reforma. Those holes are both functional and architectural. It allows the outer concrete wall to flex during an earthquake. Without the holes it would be one rigid slab of concrete which would crack during a quake. It's architectural because it is meant to emulate the readings of a seismometer. The building is the tallest building in the world to have a concrete wall that serves as both the facade and the structure. This means all the loads are carried by the wall which eliminates the need for columns on the inside which in turn allows for more rentable space. There's a restaurant at the basement if you ever want to check it out. Here's a good summary video of the tower. ua-cam.com/video/MjKXuaPPK24/v-deo.html
Fascinating. Thank you!
jornar10 thank you for that information, that is so well done and of course thought out.
Mexican modern architecture
Thank you for loving Mexico 🇲🇽 and giving us this beautiful city tour love it 😍 and we love you too!!
I love your videos I was born in Mexico but came to America when I was 1 these videos make me so proud of where I’m from . I love to show these to my dad because he misses our beautiful country too . Thank you !
Thank you for taking a time to show how beautiful Mexico is.
¡Viva México!
Thank you for show a beautiful Mexico 😍 i love my CDMX
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Mexican living in Toronto . But soooon I will back to visit my wonderful and beautiful Mexico City .
If you say you're mexican why isnt your name mexican ? Its almost as if you try to give yourself a non mexican name. Are you ashamed ?
My name came from German and French immigrants and I'm proud to be Mexican. Not to be ashamed of.
@Derek Allan Being Mexican is Chingon!!!
@@r.crowder8819 what is a mexican name?
@@r.crowder8819 There is no such thing as a Mexican name as obviously there's no Mexican Language... You mean a Spanish last name,since that is the most popular language they speak there.. Hopefully you were joking
How nice it is to see that part of the city be nice and clean, thanks for showing me that part of Mexico but I never got the chance to see before, especially me being Mexican thanks so much!
Great video about the majestic Mexico city, thank you so much for making this video! It bring back so many great memories!
Mi amado Mexico, Mexico city is the older city in America
Wow is beautiful 🇲🇽💙
Me encantó este video! Soy mexicana y es bonito ver está clase de videos sobre mi país!
I love mexico, so much .I really enjoyed mexico city and paseo de la reforma, too.
The most welcoming country is México too.
Onur d(-_-)b Say Hola To Chihuahua claro que si...
I've been to cancun but s lot of tourism, are they generally very friendly in most parts of mexico? Where I live in the US people are really toxic and hateful
@@Mijn24 hell yeah man go to jalisco Yahualica or guatemala, maybe nochistlan, old pueblos but has very nice people, generous, dont believe what the media tells you about the cartel and violence, yes it happens its true but dont talk about dont engage in criminal activity, its not THAT bad dont expect killings shootings all the time anywhere
Es muy cierto no es tan peligroso como dicen y lo publican , creo que lel hacen una mala publicidad.
Wow! Mexico City is so amazing. So much to see. Just wow!
Hey Dan! Thank you for showing me around my own city again (really impressed of so many new buildings on their way)! I am currently studying in The Netherlands and I have been here for almost a year now. And as you said, we sometimes take for granted what we have back in Mexico until we get a new perspective (like living or traveling to another country). Thanks for helping us share what the real Mexico (old and modern) is about. Please feel welcome to visit our country again and let us know so we can guide you to new exotic and amazing places!
Thank you for this video!! I was born in Mexico city You are showing me how much it has change! Thank you!!
México is so beautiful !!!!!
I agree!
Paseo de la Reforma was made by Emperor Maximilano, during French intervention in Mexico. He tried to bring some french-looking aspects to mexico and the avenue was one of them.
You are wrong my friend !!! that avenue was planned and constructed by the president Porfirio Díaz , before you say something make sure it's true , inform your self before trying to inform others . SALUDOS AMIGO .
Fue Maximiliano quien embelleció a la ciudad de México con esta avenida dandole no un toque francés sino europeo y fue planeada como una ruta mas directa del castillo de Chapultepec al Palacio Nacional. Se le llamo en su inicio Paseo del Emperador y posteriormente, al triunfo de la República, se le cambio a Paseo de la Reforma. La aportación de Porfirio Díaz, fue embellecerla aún más con el Ángel de la Independencia y así en los años sucesivos hasta lo que es actualmente. Y una de las vistas mas espectaculares es desde el Alcázar del Castillo de Chapultepec.
Sabias que el Angel de la independencia fue una idea de Santa Anna? Incluso hizo un concurso para elegir a un arquitecto, ganó un Frances, pero a Santa Anna no le gusto su idea y se decidio por el 2do lugar.
Otro dato es que dentro estan sepultados algunos de los heroes de la independencia, como Hidalgo y Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez
I really appreciate what you do for Mexico Bro. Eres una persona agradable.
It's beautiful to see my city from a foreigner eyes. Paseo de la Reforma is an avenue with a lot of history. And yes, it's inspired by les Champs-Élysées.
THANK YOU FOR SHOWING TO US THIS BEAUTIFUL AVENUE OF MEXICO CITY....
Mexico is so beautiful! 😍❤️❤️❤️❤️
Your video made me feel more proud of what I already feel. Thank you for your appreciation of the city or part of it. Gracias.
Thank you for expressing nice and fairly about Mexico. Mexico is an amazing city and its people have a generous and loving heart. I value your sincere words.
1:41 *Thats a monument build on 2010 and 2011 for the bicentenial of the independence* called wake of light
Sunrisen
La suavi crema en otras palabras
Its a shame a memorial for corruption made by the motherfucker FECAL
Yeah @parrish6696 is right, that monument was extremely expensive and nobody want it, but like you can see, the goverment did it anyway, so that thing is aweful and really really expensive because the most of the money went to the pockets of corrupts politicians.
People will refer to it as " *Monumento a la nada* " or " *Estela de luz* "
Others refer to that as "Estela de pus"
5:04 that´s sound is classic in Mexico City 😎
Y espero que desaparezca junto con esos micros.
Tengo entendido que van a renovar al 100% todo el parque vehicular de los micros y ahora serán modernos autobuses de color morado.
You just became my hero!.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for showing the real Mexico I lived in.
I was born and raised there and now I am living in Victoria, BC with my Canadian husband and kids.
Your videos are amazing and your sweet Canadian soul, too!.
Just to let you know, your videos are going viral around Mexico City, in all my chats people are sharing your videos and there you go, millions of people will share your beauty! .
I realized you have been doing these videos for a while but just today I started receiving all the shares from your channel.
Many more 👍🏼 are coming soon 😉.
I'll be moving to Mexico in the near future I absolutely love it 😍
Always enjoy seen your videos. Can’t wait to visit lindo Mexico City!
*MEXICO* is the 15th LARGEST Economy In The WORLD, _Aawwgghh'..!_
Will be 7th largest in 2050
Thank you so much for this short film about Mexico city, very nice to see your interest for my country and looking forward to see more of your videos....xoxo
Im white. I live in Jaurez Mexico and just got back from Monterrey. I love Mexico.
I married a white men
Hey, im gonna move to monterrey. How is there?
Always I have liked México city! ... Thank you so much for show my country to the world!!
:)
La fuente es Diana la cazadora hay una historia de la modelo que poso para este monumento muy emotiva . Gracias por mostrar un poco de México para el mundo
And the reason I love Mexico is because the atmosphere and the vibe. Everything feels so fresh and calm. The buildings and streets make it feel like you’re not in the past but not in the future. You’re smack dab in the middle of rural and technology.
Great video. Thanks for show the beautiful city, capital of my country. CDMX is one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
Eres un Chingon Dan!! Mi casa es tu casa y desde ahora te declaro residente honorario de la CDMX!!
Jose Antonio Hernandez Vaya como paso en 1846 - 1848 en la guerra de Mexico y EeUu? Ellos no estan invitados a mi pais, invasores, exepto los latino americanos, europeos y canadienses
Joey Wolfox-Dragon Alvarez ¿Estabas vivo en esa epoca?
Mate I am so happy for you to see how fast your channel is growing!!! I need to catch up on your videos when I get some free time as I want to visit Mexico (probably not until next year though due to stretched finances). Are you living there indefinitely or do you have a timeline for moving on?
4:37 - Same with the Philippines 😊
Thanks a lot! We'll be here at least another month or two. How long will you two be in the Philippines? :)
Ah cool, looking forward to seeing where you go next! I won't ask as it will ruin any big reveal We left the Philippines AGES ago lol, we're just super slow with our uploads due to life circumstances at home, I'm going to be going back in July though (probably just me though *Sam*). I'll be going for another month, maybe longer
I can assure you that you are going to love Mexico!!!
Beautiful Paseo de La Reforma and Chapultepec just amazing Mexico City
Wow I never knew Mexico City was so modern and beautiful. Thank you for showing us.👍
Hey Dan, this video has opened my eyes to a lot of things. I see the city where I was born in a new light. I grew up in the states, Seattle to be exact. Every summer we where excited to cross over to BC, sometimes me and my friends would travel all the way to Vancouver, it was quite a riot!. I pretty much grew up as an American during the 80's. I was the only Mexican in my high school. I never even imagined Mexico city to be as I saw it through your camera. I always saw and heard bad things about this place in the media, quite a contrast with what I recently found out. Your images further reinforce the thought that I've been misled somehow. I've visited other Mexican cities, but I now live in Colombia and am sad to say that I have never even visited Mexico city since I left when I was a child. But I'm determine to go back and experience it and see it with my own eyes. Thanks for shooting this wonderful video Dan and for taking the time and effort to make it publicly available.
the thin big building is artwork, but is part of the digital culture center, below that light structure is a center to promote the digital future, is home of many expositions and events related to future culture, you can visit there free and maybe you get some exposition, there are great events there but most of them are small
I have no idea about the digital culture center! This city is full of surprises
yep is important place for me as i develop videogames so i have been there many times, here is the schedule of activities, but i thinks is open always for different reasons, by the way you should see the automatic bank machines inside the base of the bancomer building, the entire wall behind the money machines is a dinamic screen www.centroculturadigital.mx/actividades
Wow then I'll should consider to visit it in my very next trip to Mexico City, thanks for the info, indeed CDMX is surprisingly different. Why don't you make a video about "El Pedregal"? I lived there for a year when I did my fellowship. Greetings fron Stockholm! 🌝
there is a big structure below, most people doesnt know, the light building is no more than an advertisement for the underground construction that is the reason was so expensive
this is a picture of the underground building of the light sign cdmxtravel.com/assets/cache/297b631a88835f8931aa5aabdd06ece9/discover-1504-10427282-679229778864757-1605963954783406351-n_848x476_adaptiveResize.jpg
Thank you for this video, it gave me goose bumps, I miss my city. Grew up walking that street and it made me sight...you captured the beauty and its magical noisy poluted, playful soul.
I love your videos, Thanks a lot for sharing beautiful things about Mexico.
It’s just breathtaking... 😍 Mexico is so beautiful! ppl who say bad things about it, never been there.. They hear what they want to hear without doing research on their own. Great Video! You have a new subscriber! :)
Thank you!
Mexico is your home too Dan and Nari
That's a nice thing to say :)
Extraño mucho cuando vivía en CDMX.
La ciudad tiene una mística inagualable 👌🏻
Mexico is a great country, we are not Haiti, with all my respect to Haiti, not only Mexico City is beautiful, greetings from Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico.
If you want to see even more of ''the new México'' you should really go to La Mexicana park in Santa Fe, it's gorgeous.
Im from a colonial city town in the state of Guanajuato Mexico, and Ive always wanted to visit Mexico City or el D.F. as they call it here lol Its so modern looking and beautiful!!! Thank you! I subscribed! :)
*I love México!*
Super well done The New Travel, I loved your vlog, Mexico City IS beautiful from what I saw.
Absolutely beautiful! That is the other side of many nice hispanic places we don't see on television. The media only shows the bad and the worst. South and Central America also have beautiful places people need know. Thank you for showing something positive about the Hispanic culture!
You're welcome :)
True Mexico is not bad as the news all over world say it is. All those people who get murder died for messing with drug dealers ect. Anyways good video keep up the good work 🙂😍
The US has a big impact on the worlds news and most US news make it seem unsafe and sometimes undeveloped.
MrFalko0n true 😉
don jose mmm pendejo tu
Adna tpa Aaa I live in Colima,Colima y fuimos a ciudad # 1 en asesinatos en Todo México el Año pasado ( cuando comparas el número de asesinatos con el número de habitantes en La pequeña cuidad de Colima).
y estamos hablando de asesinatos ...no homicidios!
HELLLLLOOOO...Como de que México no es peligroso???
Adna where are u from?
Paseo de la Reforma in mexico City is So Beautiful .!! I miss Mexico .!!
Thank you for showing the Beautiful side of Mexico , all countries have good and sad places
Awesome content. I'd love to tell you the stories I know about the fountains and art, and all of that. I just got back to MX City after a couple months away, and every time I come back after a time away, I fall in love with the city over again.
It is indeed the most beautiful avenue in Mexico
Im glad you made this video I am from mexico city and I can see you were near compucom building.
I love your videos dude!! They really makes me miss the land that witnessed my birth!! I was lucky enough to visit 2 provinces from your country, although I was working, I was still able to enjoy the Canadian Rockies as I drove thru them.. Because of your videos , now Im trying to spend my birthday in CDMX!!... Cheers!!