RICARDO AQUINO Si tu madre tiene 60 años Puedes traerla por medio de una organización que se llama Pulso New York. Que por lo que eh visto ahora ya hacen reencuentros familiares en varios estados de USA. Yo traje a los míos por medio de ellos.
This song gives you a glimpse of what so many immigrants feel. Leaving behind their homes and their families in hopes of being able to provide for them. It’s hard not to be infuriated by all the racism and hatred that the country is harboring against these people simply for the fact that they aren’t considered “legal”. My respects to everyone that has had to make the choice of leaving their country and loved ones to come to a country that hardly accepts them.
When I first heard this song I teared up not for myself but for my parents, uncles & aunt's who came over by themselves never asked for a handout and still made it! When this songs plays on the radio I roll my window down and blast it with pride because it made me who I am 🇲🇽💯
Muchos venimos de esa manera mijo, saliendo de un rancho en Mexico 🇲🇽 y para darles futuro mejor para los que vienen en el futuro, si ya eres padre siéntete orgulloso de tus padres de lo que sacrificaron su vida
My dad showed me this song and I cry because i always think about the things him and others must have gone through aunque no nací en México todavía me considero mexicana. Mi mama es de Durango y mi papa es de Michoacán❤❤ Viva Mexico 🇲🇽
The first time I heard this song I almost cried. it made me think the struggle my dad went through when he first came to this country, leaving everything behind to start a new life and I'm thankful for that. he gave me the best he could, he taught me the best you could. He's my best friend.
cindy castro no mamen, I understand everything he is saying y tambien puedo ablar y textiar en English and Spanish hahaha how yahll doing down there, 😂💀
@@jamelakajamal Thanks to you, keep uploading these types of videos, I hope someday you will learn more about Mexican culture ... greetings from the city of Guasave Sinaloa! 
This song gets me every time 😭 I’m a 25 year old DREAMER my parents brought me here since I was 6. 18 years without seeing family members, growing up I was always terrified that my parents wouldn’t come home.
Honestly I feel that the only way to thank our parents with this story is to make them proud with how much we accomplished even if we weren’t wealthy or anything, make them realize how much of good parents they are even when they had so many more struggles
Correct translation It’s been almost 14 years since I was in my homeland, where I was born. Everything’s changed and I pray to God they don’t forget me. My mother died and my father says he’s too old now and he doesn't want to come, and I can't go there, and I can't go there. I've been working and working, I haven't seen the sun for days. My kids are grown ups and I can't understand them. They don't speak Spanish. They haven’t felt fear, those who haven’t seen a Border Patrol truck or a deportation, or a deportation. Wearing my boots and hat I’m often seen by the freeway. Gardener, cook, I do it all the same. Like they say, "anyways" And even if they look down at me I keep my head up drinking from a bottle (i.e. beer). Either way I'm a good friend and Mexican too. Mexican to the bone. (And with much affection, from 50 Caliber, corrido for the raza) Life isn’t easy, much less here, what they say isn’t true. I know by just remembering the thousands of crosses I saw in the desert. The nights are sad, thinking over and over of the ones who didn’t make it (i.e. died trying to cross the border) time passes by. And thinking of seeing my old man, of seeing my old man. Nevertheless, I’m so grateful to God for everything he has given me. I send regards to all my cousins, aunts, uncles and siblings. With sad eyes and tired steps, Juanito promises he’ll be visiting you all . And hugging y’all,. And hugging y’all. Wearing my boots and hat I’m often seen by the freeway. Gardener, cook, I do it all the same. Like they say, "anyways" And even if they look down at me I keep my head up Drinking from a bottle. Either way I'm a good friend and Mexican too. Mexican to the bone.
Man, i cried while listening to this song. This type of music genre isn’t my favorite to listen to but damn.... what a beautiful song, it speaks nothing but the truth. I came to the USA when i was 17 years old, and it took 16 years for me to see and hug my mother. She was able to get a visa and came to visit me. It was such a beautiful moment in my life but at the same time it was a little heart breaking to see how old she is now and with so many health problems that i don’t know if she will be able to flight once again to come see me.
My mom didn't see her mom for a little over 20 years, para toda mi gente wue esta aqui para el sueño, enchanle ganas porque padelante vamos a triunfar. This country ain't only for the rich white men,it's for the people who have a dream!
Abrazo para ti, María. Nunca viví algo así pero esa canción me hace llorar cada vez que la escucho. Mi reconocimiento para todas esas heroínas y héroes que cruzan la frontera norte.
thank you for taking the time to see and understand , why most of Mexican, and brothers and sister from south of America, relate to this song it hurts. As a Mexican, the mothers is the most precious thing, we have.
This song always brings tears to my eyes. I was lucky enough to be born in the U.S but I’m a proud daughter of HARD WORKING IMMIGRANTS. That left everything behind to give their family a better life. My dad came to this country all alone at 15 and all these years later every time we drive to Mexico he remembers what he went through and his eyes tear up. Siempre estaré orgullosa de mis raises mexicanas! #MEXICANOHASTAELTOPE 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
This song reminds me of my husband..he works from 6am to 6pm and gets home at 7 Monday to Saturday he works in jardineria..(landscaping) and my son is 4 and sometimes he's already asleep when he gets home or sometimes just asks me "mommy..when is daddy coming home"..breaks my heart because my husband says I wish I can spend more time with you 2..my husband hasn't seen his parents since he was 16 now he's 30..and his dad passed away but he couldn't go..so sad
There is a mistake in the translation. It should say: My father says he is too old, He doesn't want to come (he is too old to travel). Instead of he doesn't want me to come.
I feel like every hispanic can relate to this song. Everyone not just Mexicans come here and work hard all day every day. Makes me sad to know my dad went through this. Viva Mexico 🇲🇽
Soy mexicana y de cierta manera me gusta que extranjeros reaccionen al regional mexicano y más con este tipo de canciones, traduciendo para que asi más personas lo comprendan y dando sus buenas críticas. Mexicana hasta el tope
I just want to take My time and thank You Jamal for listening to what we feel through our música❤️ I am a mother of two handsome young men that live in USA and I live in México, we have been seperated from each other for 14 YEARS because I AM ilegal and they are citizens , one is 18 (Javi) and My other boy is 20 (Diego) I have seen them grow up through internet and that is My consolation. Seeing You react with much love to our situations really makes me feel great , thank You ❤️ Love your channel ❤️
Thank you for doing this, man. This is a powerful song and it is so inspiring to see how it can have an effect on someone who doesn't have the same experience. Empathy is lacking for so many today. So glad to see a black man relating to a Mexican tune. We all gotta get rid of the old way of doing shit and come together. Much love, brother. Black, white, brown, Asian, kats from the Islands, Middle Eastern...we all one people. Much love from Tijuana.
This song always gets to me. I cant even imagine what our latin families go through. My uncle hasnt been back to Mexico in 25 years. He didnt get to attend his mom or dad's funerals. One of my cousins hasnt seen her parents or siblings in 20 years 🥺 my aunt waited almost 10 years to get her papers, by the time she got them, she only went to Mexico once, for her dad's funeral and then she was sadly murdered here in Texas before she could go back... thank you for this reaction ❤
I can't listen to this song without tearing up... my dad lost his mother last month very suddenly and decided to risk not coming back and losing everything he's built for himself over here in order to see her one last time, after 17 years, at her funeral. My mom lost her dad last year and didn't get to say her last goodbyes. She hopes that she'll get the opportunity to see her mom again. My heart aches for them, all I can do is show them that I'm grateful for everything they've done by hopefully graduating from a top university with my Sociology and Political Science degrees this Spring. No nos rajamos, hay que salir adelante!
Its great that you understand the sacrifices your parents had to make to give their family a better chance in life. Blessings to you and your family. They must be very proud of you❤
Bro god bless your soul. Keep working hard man. I whole heartily feel you. I’m finishing up my chem degree this month and hope to get my acceptance to medical school this year. I would be lying if I said I wasn’t doing it for my parents, but I just appreciate everything they do for me and siblings as well as their loved ones. I commend you and your parents hard work. Que dios los bendiga.
This one hits... I will speak from a personal standpoint. I came here when I was 3, living in "fear"* for 10+ years till we finally got that appointment for residency. Even after getting residency (2000/2001), it took my dad for his father to be sick and eventually pass while there, for him to go back to Monterrey (2002). After that, it was not until last year in may, that I took him back. It was not because he did not want to go back. But because he always put/s work first before anything else that gets in the way of making a living. *"Fear" - I quote it because we do live in it, but we hide it and just live life as it's thrown at us. Gracias Jamel. Thank you brother.
No one: Not a single soul: RU-vid Recommended: 80% of you are from RU-vid recommend This was random, but thank you man for supporting the Mexican songs
This song is telling the true many of us living here working and working every day . I just left from work since 7:30 am and it’s already 9pm now. Arriba los hispanos , Centro Americanos, Caribeños, sudamericanos y mexicanos primo .
This song reminds us why we came to this beautiful country, To help our needy and hungry families in Mexico just if we can. Not forget about them ,cous when they gone money won't bring them back .
My grandparents came from Mexico leaving all they had. My grandma was pregnant with my dad at the time and her and my grandfather wanted a better life for him. My grandfather worked his ass off to make sure while my dad grew up they didn’t have to struggle, even though they did sometimes. I’m grateful for that fact that my grandparent wanted a better future for my dad cause now me and my family are living a good life.
What some of us immigrants have to go through a lot of the times and other people not knowing what others go through they be mean to them, and most of the times them people do construction,cooking, lawn all the hard work. This song is so true of what a lot of us go through. Thank you again you the BEST 🥰❤️
Super great full to be a Mexican, and also having a mother that came to the United States to provide for he family in Mexico not only that but supporting 5 kids with a dad that got deported to Mexico ❤️🙏🏻 my mom gave me so much and I’m finally giving her everything, she always had 2 jobs working mornings and overnights, we lived in a 2 bedroom appointment with a family of 6 including my mom and I’m great full to say she’s finally getting her own house in a week that we’ll be paying off in the next 20-25 years to own. To bad my father isn’t here with us to see how far we came 🙏🏻 never had it easy but doing the best we can to provide for her now ❤️
Jamel has reaccionado a uno de los corridos más tristes que hay, gracias hermano, gracias por la sencibilidad. I don't speak english pero... we love you... thank you man.
This song makes me cry, even though I have the privilege to travel and go see my mami every year, but I know there are thousands of paisanos that can't do that. God bless you all!
Came here from Michoacan when i was 16 in 2006 and I haven’t gone back for the same reason I can’t go cause I got no papers and trust me it hurts not being able to go back, but every time the nostalgia hits me hard I remember the reason I’m here, and that’s to be able to support my family back home
Esa me Cancio me hace 😢 Mi esposo tiene 20años que no mira a su familia ,y su papá murió sin verlo,el trabajo de cocinero y jardinero entre otros ahora es carpintero y no pierdo la esperanza que vuelva a ver a sus hermanas y a su madre😪
Cuídalo mucho a veces la vida es difícil pero no está solo nunca le falles porque ese hombre cambio posibilidades de volver a ver a sus padres por sus hijos y por ti. Lo cual no es malo eso hace un hombre enamorado y puedes estar segura de el. Felicidades.
This crushes me every time I didnt realize as a child what my mother went thru until now that I am 27 legal and yet I feel just like her because I made a life here for my self with plenty of responsibility I cant go back when I miss my grandmother or grandfather passed away
Yo creo que atoda persona imigrante que apasado por algo similar le llegan este tipo de canciones, yo vivi en u s a por 8 años y aun que ahora vivo en Mexico recuerdo todo como si fuera ayer ,gracias por traducir y entender las canciones ❤
Almost 14 years Without going to my land Where i was born Everything has changed I beg my god They (his family) don't forget about me. My mother died And my father says That is already very old And he doesn't want to come (elders may have the chance to get a tourist visa to come to US without much trouble) And I not able to go And I not able to go (he is an illegal immigrant) Working and working Many days pass by that I don't see the sun My children are older And i don't understand them They don't speak Spanish They have not felt the fear Those who have not seen A Migration truck, Or to a deportation Or to a deportation (This part is a little hard to translate literally but he's talking about people who don't fear or worry about getting deported, deportation means to lose everything they have here including family) . Chorus: With [little] boots on and hat I've been seen often Down the freeway Gardener or cook I still do it, they say, anyways (Another hard to be literal "me la rifo" may be considered slang sort of, means you do something right without complaining even if is hard or painful in some sort of way) And even if they look down on me I Face up [while] I drink my beer (another hard expression, enpinandome un bote" the process of lifting or lowering a can, in this case beer has other connotations too not just this depends on the context of the conversation) However I am a friend And also a mexican Mexican to the core Chorus ends here- Life is not easy And less here What they say is not true (People in Mexico tend to believe we come here make lots of money easy and have a luxury life compared to what they struggle every day back there to survive. He's referring to that in this part, life is not easy here what they say is not true) Just remembering The thousands of crosses I saw in the desert (when he was crossing the border, a sign of what fate he could be facing, he was able to cross "safely" but others didn't make it, therefore a lot bear this guilt) The nights are sad Thinking and thinking In those who stayed behind (this part is a little tricky he could be taking about the people who didn’t make it or didn’t cross or his family, parents, siblings, beloved ones who stayed in Mexico) Time goes by And in seeing my old man And in seeing my old man (thinking in those whom I left behind and thinking I want to see my father) More than grateful I am with my god For what he has given me I send a greeting To all my cousins My uncles and brothers With sad eyes And I a tired step Juanito promises That he is going to visit them And [to be able to] hug them And [to be able to] hug them ( with sad eyes because he knows is not able to go so, it may never happen, he’s promising something he can’t do) chorus repeats: You’re welcome, now I have to go watch videos of cute kittens to heal my soul after this song. It breaks me every time 😢
Chingona la traduccion los que no ablan español van a comprender lo profundo y triste de esta bonita cancion saludos compita desde ohio de un mexa que tiene 16 años sin ir a el Terre 👍🇲🇽🦁
Soy mexicano y cualquier trabajo le damos con todo con el corazón por qué creemos que nada es imposible, la lucha constante y la precaución de poder volver para que la familia que se quedo tenga un mejor vida creo que hablo por todos. Mis abuelos murieron y uno sin poder ir ❤ Animo Mexicano hasta el tope
I would like to let you know, as mexican that I'm, I really appreciate your reactions when somebody requests you the reactions for our music talking about how hard is the life for the illegal people up there. Being said that, can you react to Alfredo Olivas - El Paciente? Thank you man!
It's been almost 14 years since I've been back to the land I was born in Everything has changed, I beg my God Do not forget me My mother died And my father says he's too old And he doesn't want to come and I can't visit him I work and I work, and there are so many days that I don't even see the sun My children are big and I don't understand them They don't speak Spanish They haven't felt fear like those that have seen an imigration truck or felt a deportion I'm wearing cowboy boots and cowboy hat and they look at me on the freeway As a gardener or a cook I do my best and they say anyway. And even if they look down at me, I will raise my head and drink a beer However I am a friend and also Mexican Mexican to the limit and with much love From Caliber 50 This song for the raza Life is not easy, especially not here What they say is not true Just remember the thousands of crosses that I saw in the desert The nights are sad thinking and thinking about those who didn't make it My time is passing and in seeing my old man More than grateful I am with my God For what He's given me I send greetings to all my cousins my uncles and brothers With sad eyes And I walk tired, I promise Juanito Who is going to visit them And be able to hug them I'm wearing cowboy boots and cowboy hat and they look at me on the freeway As a gardener or a cook I do my best and they say anyway. And even if they look down at me, I will raise my head and drink a beer However I am a friend and also Mexican Mexican to the limit and with much love
God bless you, it is very emotional that the people of your country know that there is a lot to say in Mexico, not everything is bad !! Greetings friend from Morelia, Michoacán.
Beautiful my friend thank you for such words my dad past away last year and this song makes me cry every time I hear it. God bless keep doing your thing
One of my favorite songs you did a good review may not be perfect but it takes a special type of person to recognize another culture thanks brother 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 Detroit in this mudd lol
i was feeling depressed lost my dad and some family to covid this year, the stress from the tension between brown and black because of the riots, my best friend is black he lost his dad sister and uncle to covid, when you took that shot i shed tears,memories came back, thank you, you just united a lot of brown with the black with this video, and gave me hope which i had not felt in a long time, your open, mind big heart and that fierce shield you put up against the haters, you should be very proud of yourself, i know i am proud and have deep respect for you, keep fighting the good fight, and know what you do is amazing,know you have a loyal fan/follower from now on...so you know you are first that i hit the notification button for...peace out
Love this song!!! I tear up every time I hear it. One of my favs. Reminds me of my father, who immigrated to the US when he was 18 yrs old, 1952. Yes, he immigrated by foot. He was a miner in the NM mountains. He would leave as early as 4am and sometimes would not get home until 6p. Being poor, he couldn't make trips to Mexico to visit his family. I recall the day my grandmother passed away, my father called me and cried because he couldn't afford to go to see her when she was ill. RIP my dear daddy, my Guardian angel...Grateful for all the sacrifices you made for me. I'm proud to be Mexican! Jamel_AKA_Jamal...Thank you for loving our music, our stories!
I really really loved your reaction to the strong message of the song because as a Mexican you feel out of place in this (racist) country (the irony - most of the west coast belonged to Mexico once upon a time) and you feel like people are always trying to knock your culture for invaluable and look down upon you as the song says and this goes for some Mexican Americans as well - the ones who have not forgotten their roots. But you took it to a beautiful level Jamel with your message and showing love to Mexicans and a shot of tequila my friend :) ... I always have thought your strong culture and Mexicans have much in common because this country has ripped them apart physically and mentally, taken advantage of them since the beginning and yet they push forward with what little they have. We are essentially like brothers. Much love to you, Thank you for your Great Reactions very heartfelt.
Brother this hits the spot, its been 18 years without seeing my mom my dad died and I couldn't go, finally leaving this November, my life is here but to be with my mom and take care of her I'm willing to leave everything and everyone I hold dear behind.
Thank you Jamel for playing this song and understanding the lyrics . This is real. This is the life of many immigrants. They're here for economic reasons but they'd rather be back home with their familia.
I love the song , It's so sad !!! My husband lost his mom they never see each other again in 17 years !!! My husband get sad every time he listen this song !!! Thank you for sharing the story of this song in English !!! I like how you reaction about the story of thousands of immigrants that's lost their families and they never see each other again !!
First time HEARING THIS SONG. I can't get the lump out of my throat😔 POWERFUL! MOST Mexican Anericans KNOW THEIR PARENTS SUFFERED THESE HARDSHIPS to give US a better life. SO THANKFUL N PROUD 😍
Te recomiendo reaccionar a "El niño sicario - Calibre 50". Una historia triste que desafortunadamente sucede en muchas ocasiones aquí en México. Saludos!
I’m a 1st generation Mexican American this is like my dad instead of his mom passing it was my grandpa. he work so much it’s like I didn’t grow up with a dad. I remember sometimes he woke up at 6:00 am and came back at 12:00 pm.
God bless you bro I am a Mexican living in New York and music doesn't have borders I love my Mexican music same way I love all kind of music .you got my subscription 👏
I’ve been speaking Spanish since I was born but I’ve never sat down to actually listen to this and I got chills every time he mentioned something that hit home
Dude, you're mexican inside, skin color is nothing, against our feelings I wanna recomend you "Cumbia Cusinela" really happy and indie song! lml Peace Keep it up!
In Mexico theres a lot of different skin colours 👀 we have morenos lmao, white people, black people, we have everything! we also got grey, green, blue, brown eyes 👀 blondes, redhead....we got everything! and we mexicand adopt everyone who want to be a part of us, no one is like us ♥️
I didn't even know there was this type of reaction videos. That's my dad and moms story, my pops walked 5 days in the desert at years 19 old to create the reality I live today . Love reaction videos this one hit home.
Hey bro, I’ve just saw this reaction, and I know you would love react to “Mi Gran Señora by Traviezos de La Sierra”, the song it’s bout all the things that the mexicans mom have to do to bring some food to the table, man, for real this is gonna be the one that make you take that bottle of tequila finished in a one big cup, Im mexican from Sinaloa by the way, peace out, you are welcome to our home, take care👊🏻🧔🏻🇲🇽
I recommend you a song by RICARDO ARJONA AND INTOCABLE ..." EL MOJADO " IS A DEEP SONG TOO AND IT MEANS ALOT FOR US BECAUSE ALOT OF US BEEN HERE FOR MANY YEARS WITHOUT KNOWING WHEN WE GOING BACK TO OUR MEXICO AND THANKS BROTHER FOR DOING WHAT YOU DOING WE APPRECIATE WHEN PPL TALK GOOD ABOUT OUR COUNTRY THANKS AGAIN HOMEBOY AND MI CASA ES TU CASA!
That’s a very deep song my brother this is what we Mexicans go thru shout out from Houston LOVE your videos especially when you jam to our culture Latin music and of course the BEEGEES....
Esta canción trae un mensaje muy profundo y muy duro para mucho de nosotros los k hoy .. Nos encontramos en esta gran nación .. A mí m hiso llorar esta canción y t agradesco a ti por tomarte el tiempo en exponer la reacción de esta bella pero triste realidad de muchos latinos . Gracias 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Esta cancion no es exclusiva de mexicanos ni esta echo solamente para los mexicanos ....esta echa para todo latino imigrante ....atentamente se los dice un exinmigrante mexicano de matamoros,tamaulipas,mexico..viva la raza latina🇦🇷🇨🇱🇨🇴🇧🇷🇧🇴🇨🇺🇩🇴🇪🇨🇬🇹🇭🇳🇲🇽🇵🇷🇵🇾🇵🇦🇵🇪🇸🇻🇻🇪🇺🇾
