Exploring MEXICO CITY'S GAYBORHOOD 🏳️‍🌈 - La Zona Rosa 🇲🇽 - VERY GAY CONTENT | Mexico travel vlog 

Hello fellow pepe

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Pues como a todos. Nadie se fija en lo que dice su ropa cuando la compra, sólo es ropa.

@@gilbertomariogonzalezcorte3441 Yo si me fijo así que no diría que todos

When they do that price gauging is usually not by a lot. Maybe a few cents or a dollar. But when you travel a lot, you get used to this. So why care for a few cents? Can't be that greedy when you travel. Especially with street vendors and during a pandemic. We pay more to the top corporations, and to taxes. No one complains or questions the cost of an i phone, for example. Most of those components are cheap, made of hazardous materials, and with cheap slave labor.

@@pilarpino2973 yeah although vendors usually make good money in busy spots compared to the average salary in mexico , it doesn’t hurt to give them a few extra cents but it does add up and you shouldn’t take advantage of tourists

@@omar9268 True. At the end they end up with a bad reputation. They were recorded and tourist are going to avoid buying from them.

Where are they? Tell us.

​@@saratemp790A lot of rich people in Mexico still prefer to live a suburban life or gated communities in some of these neighbourhoods: Condado de Sayavedra, Bosque de las Palmas, Villa Verdun, Valle Escondido, Lomas de Vistahermosa, Lomas de Chapultepec, Bosques de las Lomas, Lomas Virreyes, Tlalpuente, Fuentes del Pedregal, Bosque Real, Club de Golf Bosques, Bosques de Santa Fé, Jardines del Pedregal, Jardines en la Montaña, Chimalistac, San Ángel, Del Carmen Coyoacán

@@aggbarquitectos9409 thanks for the info.

@@aggbarquitectos9409 Where do they party? Where can I meet a hot Mexican rich guy? lol

@@saratemp790 they don’t party at public places lol and the nightclubs they go to are highly exclusive

Hey, thanks Devin! I didn't know you watched my videos. I'm glad you liked this one and that you're watching! :D

jajaja gracias ;)

haha thanks! I thought that might be fun to do :D

thanks! Yeah, I noticed that too though I think the wang touching was more of a macho thing, dunno, that's the vibe I was getting

@@colibritravel5994 You never know. The staring wasn't just casual though.

He looked jealous about him chatting up the girl with the ezquite facts. He even scoffed at it before noticing he was being filmed. Kinda rude, but he's probably into that girl that's his neighbor. LOL.

Yes, it was a "territorial macho" thing, 😂 lame... And yes, she shortchanged you and charged you 10 pesos more, I'm from Guadalajara, but been living in Mexico City for about 9 years and street esquites are no more than $20 pesos 😬, hate when they do that... "te turistearon" that's how we say it. And it happens all over the country, the first time I came to Mexico city as national tourist from GDL they did the same to me in Xochimilco. These street vendors know their public and targets. My recommendation, it's more of cultural phenomena amongst street vendors in the entire country, instead of asking for the product you ask first the cost, like if you are going to negotiate. ¿Cuanto cuesta? "how much?".. Intead of... ¿me da uno por favor? "Can I have one?".... One, you got them off guard to answer you and two, you will know the costs when you look around in the future ... Be safe! And welcome 🇲🇽

That guy without the Mask wanted to be an ass. Should’ve cancel your order and moved along. lol

lol 😂

Try to find out where it was!

I went when I was here several years ago and you're right it is a really great museum. I think it's closed right now because of the f-ing pandemic though :(

I heard about this today. I am going

thanks! I'll try 😇

yeah but I don't know if I'd call Emiliano Zapata, or la zona romantica or whatever you want to call it a gayborhood en sí whereas la zona rosa is definitivamente un barrio gay

thanks! :D

thanks! very nice guy!

I agree. This is what I enjoy the most about Colibri Travel.

gracias por subscribirte! :D

The big downside for me is all the bs with my car and getting that in order. There are apparently rules and regulations unique to cdmx, but all the officials seems to have a different take on it, it might be something that I'll just have to take as it come. I don't know if I can say I like cdmx better than gdl so far but I've really liked it a lot!

I prefer CDMX. The colonial buildings in GDL are brown and a bit drab whereas there is a lot of colour and grand architecture in Mexico City. CDMX is also much more walkable - with many areas filled with cool restaurants and hipster coffee shops. Plus - my understanding is that CDMX is second only to London in the number of museums and galleries.

@@Vancouver_Dan I don’t know about Mexico City, but the Guadalajara government doesn’t seem to do a good job helping preserve all colonial buildings (or any other old structures for that matter). Even in downtown, you see a lot of newer structures that are focused on business and not on art/tourism. In CDMX, I see (or at least I notice from a distance) that there’s more “preservation” there. There’s more to see in their historic center (and that’s not necessarily because of the city being a larger city or the country’s capital). Such a shame, with Jalisco being beautiful in many other ways.

thanks! sounds cool, I'll definitely keep it in mind!

Es una joya ese libro 😉👍

gracias! :D

I'm still a bit undecided on going to Tepito, the "most dangerous neighborhood in cdmx". On one hand it's mostly counterfeit and stolen goods, drugs and prostitution, all of which I'm not interested in. And it's dangerous. On the other hand, those videos tend to do better. What's a struggling youtuber to do?

You could try the 2 areas I suggest. I think they look more urban than dangerous. Baldaras looks like it will be gentrified soon because of its location. It's just great to see your videos because we won't be travelling any time soon.

haha I went today! I had the best time ever!

Caro ?? 20 pesos por un tamal casero es extremadamente barato por solo un dólar 😅ojalá y hubiera tamaleros acá en Florida

Hey, yeah I´m good, thanks for checking in! I´m just taking a break for a little bit. In about a month or so ill be heading back to the US for a few months and will make some videos again as I travel north

@@colibritravel5994 Great. Have a good break.

@@stevekollen1672 thanks!

I lived in gdl for two years!