I'm Indian-American I absolutely admire Mexico and loved learning Mesoamerican history. From the Tikal-Calakmul wars, to the rise of the Nahua kingdoms in Nicaragua and El Salvador, it's such a rich and fascinating history. They gave the world tomatoes, avocados, vanilla, maize, jalapenos, tortillas, tamales, guacamole sauce, and chocolate. Much love to the Mesoamerican nations 🇮🇳❤🇲🇽🇬🇹🇳🇮🇭🇳🇸🇻
this one make me sad. almost all of the indigenous population was killed by the spanish church when we were conquered. and yet there are these churches :( and not much about the real people of yucatan, I mean the real real people. those information were buried by the church. mexicans suffered a mass genocide by the spanish church and no one remember. no gov public school teach the lenguage of the mayans anymore.
No most indigenous people did not get killed by the church. They died of the smallpox and other diseases Spanish brought. Most survivors intermarried with Spaniards. Thanks to Mexicos mountainous terrain, some isolated indigenous people were able to persist until today. What the church killed was many of the native customs and traditions
It was a shame when the Yucatan was colonized because the Mayans knew more about the God of Israel than the settlers who went there (in all their "superiority"). The Mayan calendar is far more aligned to the word of God than "modern man" realizes...yet we depict them as heathen? SCOFF. I hope there are some keeping their beliefs and traditions alive. It would be a shame to throw away that ancient knowledge. 5125 years IS significant. There were 5040 years from Abraham to Jesus (14x3 generations) according to the gospel of John, yet you would throw away that knowledge to build "cathedrals"? This is why Jesus said: "You can forecast the weather but not the times".
The Mayans kept track of time via a calendar of 144,000 days. And Revelation talks about 144,000 saints. Yet you dismiss that information? (I will take ONE from a city and TWO from a family and bring them to Zion.) It is no wonder Jesus also said "the road is narrow and few will find it". We have allowed the world's spirit, the media, to blind our eyes.
Absolutely beautiful! Literally every scene was a painting.
I'm Indian-American I absolutely admire Mexico and loved learning Mesoamerican history. From the Tikal-Calakmul wars, to the rise of the Nahua kingdoms in Nicaragua and El Salvador, it's such a rich and fascinating history. They gave the world tomatoes, avocados, vanilla, maize, jalapenos, tortillas, tamales, guacamole sauce, and chocolate. Much love to the Mesoamerican nations 🇮🇳❤🇲🇽🇬🇹🇳🇮🇭🇳🇸🇻
You Forgot Belize, it's Mesoamerican. Nicaragua is not Mesoamerican.
@@weebnibba1540 Literally a 5 second google search will show you Nicaragua is part of Mesoamerica, do some research next time
@IndianTigress98 Okay. And when mentioning Mesoamerica, you can't go wrong without mentioning Belize. Do your research too
@IndianTigress98 Okay. And when mentioning Mesoamerica, you can't go wrong without mentioning Belize. Do your research too
Lol nationalistic belizean got angry 😂
THANK you for such documentaries .. it is very informative and to let others know about the situation in different places.
No problem
Hermosa la manera de mostrar yo soy yucateca y me en encanto gracias!!!! Y aun hay más territorio maya por mostrar
Que buena historia la de yucatan, gracias por este tipo de documentales
One of my greatest life experiences was taking a bus from DF to Bacalar. The Yucatan is like no other place on this planet. ❤
Mi Mexico, te amo tanto!!!
Muy bonito to lo relaciono con mexico
Nice documentary! Interesting stuff from the Mayan people
Such Beauty overshadowed by Spanish pain brought to the native people. So much taken and destroyed. A brilliant civilization.
this one make me sad. almost all of the indigenous population was killed by the spanish church when we were conquered. and yet there are these churches :( and not much about the real people of yucatan, I mean the real real people. those information were buried by the church. mexicans suffered a mass genocide by the spanish church and no one remember. no gov public school teach the lenguage of the mayans anymore.
No most indigenous people did not get killed by the church. They died of the smallpox and other diseases Spanish brought. Most survivors intermarried with Spaniards. Thanks to Mexicos mountainous terrain, some isolated indigenous people were able to persist until today. What the church killed was many of the native customs and traditions
Thanks,
Beautiful! Except for that yellowish Holywood filter you used! Bravo now it looks like a 3rd world country or Yucatán in its 70s 80s
🥰🥰🥰🥰
Why no bat-emergences. I suppose there exist no more Mexican free-tailed bats. Thanks for uploading though; very nice and relaxing and interesting.
Its ideal.....in December
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A toda madre😅está en inglés 😅
Sorry, but it's part of North America.
Sadly , its a bit dirty
It was a shame when the Yucatan was colonized because the Mayans knew more about the God of Israel than the settlers who went there (in all their "superiority").
The Mayan calendar is far more aligned to the word of God than "modern man" realizes...yet we depict them as heathen? SCOFF. I hope there are some keeping their beliefs and traditions alive. It would be a shame to throw away that ancient knowledge.
5125 years IS significant. There were 5040 years from Abraham to Jesus (14x3 generations) according to the gospel of John, yet you would throw away that knowledge to build "cathedrals"? This is why Jesus said: "You can forecast the weather but not the times".
The Mayans kept track of time via a calendar of 144,000 days. And Revelation talks about 144,000 saints. Yet you dismiss that information?
(I will take ONE from a city and TWO from a family and bring them to Zion.)
It is no wonder Jesus also said "the road is narrow and few will find it".
We have allowed the world's spirit, the media, to blind our eyes.