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One of the things I have noticed, even in some of the poorer more rural neighborhoods, there are outdoor exercise areas and parks with equipment for families to enjoy. Often you will see kids kicking a soccer ball around or shooting basketball hoops after school. It's more like when I was a kid.
This was a God sent video. I was a little worried about this topic. I will have a middle schooler when I move there next year. It would be great for a kid to be a kid instead of going to school like it is a job because parents have to work. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!
Excellent video jose. I realized later in life on my last trip to my pueblo in Michoacan when I was 10 years old. How free kids are in mexico compared to America and it has to do with the fact that the U.S is a suburban hellscape. You cant do anything without your parents driving you around and cant really walk anywhere. In MX its normal to send your kids to the local tortilleria to get a kilo for dinner
That's right, you already know It's a different world for sure. I think it's many reasons like this why people will still keep flocking out here to Mexico no matter what the cost of living increase in Mexico is. It's all about Quality of life. Thanks for sharing with us brother. Viva Mexico!
Playing tag, hide and go seek, marbles, kites, tops, and riding bikes are things you don't see kids doing anymore in the U.S. Heck, movie theaters, malls, and TV are the next to go. The internet is going to be directly connected to our brains, and we'll just sit around all day and only virtually move in a virtual world.
Love the video! You should put one of those little google maps in the corner so we can see where in Merida you are! Like a video game! :) We're interested in moving to Merida and are seeing super cool things and want to know where lol.
Thanks for the suggestion! I will try to add that into future videos! I am actually working with Rockstar Games right now on that option but since they are behind with GTA6 who knows when they will get back to me. Hopefully by the time they can help me set it up I can have the funds to pay for it. Either way stay tuned!
Many people I know bring their children to Mexico. It’s family oriented by far even more than the United States where they don’t believe in family anymore.
I’ve always admired and noticed kids in Mexico are more “vivos” than kids in the USA. They just seem less sheltered, more alive, wittier, and “busos”. I remember at a young age my Tias would send my little cousins out to buy the tortillas or run errands for the family. It was so normal. Meanwhile, me, raised in the USA was scared to even look up at people when I passed by them to say hi in the street, let alone ask for a kilo of tortillas.
Yeah it's a cultural thing for sure! I really prefer the way life is out here. The longer I'm here the more I can truly appreciate it. Thanks for sharing!
Being a kid in Mexico seems to be from what I observe, like being a kid in the USA back in the 80's and 90's. The kids ride their bikes around the colonia, play soccer (futbol), and run around.
@JoseArteagaTravels preguntava porque estoy pensando de moverme a merida. Next year. Y queria ver donde pudiera buscar trabajo en los hotels. I was there in merida in July of this year. For a couple of days and I like the place I was saying I'm progreso tho. But I like marida better. P.S. I like your videos.
Being Hispanic I 100% disagree with the family value part. You saw how Latinos voted in this election against their own family members and communities. People I know from other cultures don't do that. Many people who don't know Latin American culture were surprised by that.
Latinos born and raised, or living in the USA are completely different of those who were born in their native country and those who reside in those said countries. There is a huge disconnect. I can assure you that by being a Latino born and raised in the USA and then traveling to to my native country of Cuba and living in Mexico for over 6 years. Things are very very different outside of the USA. Either way having the freedom of voting for what you think is right or wrong does not go against that family values. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts with us.
@JoseArteagaTravels I agree that there are huge differences and I think Trump is not even that popular in Mexico itself. Sure, people can vote. But if you vote for an openly racist candidate who splits families and would have US born kids end up in foster homes or detention camps then that says something about you as a voter.
The problem is that Mexico is extremely dangerous. Some people can affoed to live in good neighborhoods with good private schools. But many people can't.
@@JoseArteagaTravels Well, I have looked into Mexico many times. But the crime there is a big problem. I think kids will be culturally enriched as well if they grow up there. Elaborate how to avoid the immense safety concerns, bc that is holding people like me back
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One of the things I have noticed, even in some of the poorer more rural neighborhoods, there are outdoor exercise areas and parks with equipment for families to enjoy. Often you will see kids kicking a soccer ball around or shooting basketball hoops after school. It's more like when I was a kid.
Yup that is something I love about Mexico. It’s definitely a different world out here. Kids can still be kids. Thanks for sharing!
This was a God sent video. I was a little worried about this topic. I will have a middle schooler when I move there next year. It would be great for a kid to be a kid instead of going to school like it is a job because parents have to work. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!
You got it! I'm glad you liked it! Good luck with everything!
What a good topic, thanks Jose!
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!
Our grandson is learning english in school in Merida.
Awesome! That is wonderful!
Great info Jose, no me pierdo tus videos!
Muchas Gracias! Me alegro mucho que le a gustado!
I just LOVE watching your drives! I also like to take the "little guy" in google maps, driving around Mexico and read the signs.
Awesome! I'm glad you are finding them so helpful!
Great video Jose 👍
Muchas Gracias! Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent video jose. I realized later in life on my last trip to my pueblo in Michoacan when I was 10 years old. How free kids are in mexico compared to America and it has to do with the fact that the U.S is a suburban hellscape. You cant do anything without your parents driving you around and cant really walk anywhere. In MX its normal to send your kids to the local tortilleria to get a kilo for dinner
That's right, you already know It's a different world for sure. I think it's many reasons like this why people will still keep flocking out here to Mexico no matter what the cost of living increase in Mexico is. It's all about Quality of life. Thanks for sharing with us brother. Viva Mexico!
Playing tag, hide and go seek, marbles, kites, tops, and riding bikes are things you don't see kids doing anymore in the U.S. Heck, movie theaters, malls, and TV are the next to go. The internet is going to be directly connected to our brains, and we'll just sit around all day and only virtually move in a virtual world.
That's right. It is just a different world out here. Kids can still be kids. Thanks for sharing
Love the video! You should put one of those little google maps in the corner so we can see where in Merida you are! Like a video game! :) We're interested in moving to Merida and are seeing super cool things and want to know where lol.
Thanks for the suggestion! I will try to add that into future videos! I am actually working with Rockstar Games right now on that option but since they are behind with GTA6 who knows when they will get back to me. Hopefully by the time they can help me set it up I can have the funds to pay for it. Either way stay tuned!
Like your videos jose
Thank you !
Muchas Gracias!
Very informative video. Thank you
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!
Many people I know bring their children to Mexico. It’s family oriented by far even more than the United States where they don’t believe in family anymore.
Thanks for sharing!
I’ve always admired and noticed kids in Mexico are more “vivos” than kids in the USA. They just seem less sheltered, more alive, wittier, and “busos”. I remember at a young age my Tias would send my little cousins out to buy the tortillas or run errands for the family. It was so normal. Meanwhile, me, raised in the USA was scared to even look up at people when I passed by them to say hi in the street, let alone ask for a kilo of tortillas.
Yeah it's a cultural thing for sure! I really prefer the way life is out here. The longer I'm here the more I can truly appreciate it. Thanks for sharing!
Un video muy objetivo
Muchas Gracias! Me alegro que te gusto!
Being a kid in Mexico seems to be from what I observe, like being a kid in the USA back in the 80's and 90's. The kids ride their bikes around the colonia, play soccer (futbol), and run around.
Sounds about right. I love it out here. Viva Mexico!
I wonder how Colombia and Brazil fair for traditional families and keeping them together compared to Mexico.
I would say they are pretty similar. It is a common thing all across the Americas
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Que area de Merida es alli?
No me acuerdo bien, eso lo grabe hace tiempo atras
Jose, My wife and I are from NE Mexico, is it better in Mazatlan or Merida?
I honestly don't know since I have never been to Mazatlan
Hi jose. Cual es la mejor parte de vivir en merida. Serca de la ciudad donde estan los hotels.
La mejor parte depende a lo que uno esta buscando. El lugar donde esta la mayoria de los hoteles y cosas turisticas es en el centro
@JoseArteagaTravels preguntava porque estoy pensando de moverme a merida. Next year. Y queria ver donde pudiera buscar trabajo en los hotels. I was there in merida in July of this year. For a couple of days and I like the place I was saying I'm progreso tho. But I like marida better. P.S. I like your videos.
¿Ofreces contratos de trabajo, amigo?
No yo no tengo trabajos para ofrecer. Suerte
@JoseArteagaTravels gracias mi amigo
Being Hispanic I 100% disagree with the family value part. You saw how Latinos voted in this election against their own family members and communities. People I know from other cultures don't do that. Many people who don't know Latin American culture were surprised by that.
Latinos born and raised, or living in the USA are completely different of those who were born in their native country and those who reside in those said countries. There is a huge disconnect. I can assure you that by being a Latino born and raised in the USA and then traveling to to my native country of Cuba and living in Mexico for over 6 years. Things are very very different outside of the USA. Either way having the freedom of voting for what you think is right or wrong does not go against that family values. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts with us.
@JoseArteagaTravels I agree that there are huge differences and I think Trump is not even that popular in Mexico itself. Sure, people can vote. But if you vote for an openly racist candidate who splits families and would have US born kids end up in foster homes or detention camps then that says something about you as a voter.
The problem is that Mexico is extremely dangerous. Some people can affoed to live in good neighborhoods with good private schools. But many people can't.
If you feel it is much safer where you are at then there is No need for you to come to Mexico. Thanks for sharing.
@@JoseArteagaTravels Well, I have looked into Mexico many times. But the crime there is a big problem. I think kids will be culturally enriched as well if they grow up there. Elaborate how to avoid the immense safety concerns, bc that is holding people like me back
My son was looking for a girlfriend and my wife told him that girls his age come with a kid. She wanted him to go younger. 😂
Jaja no comment, enough said. Thanks for sharing!
What in the world? Isn't your wife happy in Mexico?
@@SuzyRed6 very happy. But she also has eyes and a sense of humor.
@philschiavone101 whatever
Kids having kids is exactly whats expected and happens.