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Beautiful United hard-working family. Food looks delicious. God bless them always. Greetings and respect to all from Durango Mexico 🇲🇽

Hit the nail on the head with that statement bc its so so true!

Facts!!

Facts

Big facts

Why would it be funny 🤨 ?

Most likely she refuses breaks😂😂,grandmas who've got passion for what they do go are hard to stop

Yes, God bless granny, she had a tough life. Glad to see that they're successful vendors now!

Let us know how it went

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will eat vicariously through you, those tamales looked bomb

Try something for me.. Mexican here who has never eaten Peruvian food. Post something you suggest here and I'll try to find a spot out here in Chicago, lol

@@zaggaona well papa a la huancaina is delicious but I also love the ceviche, arroz chaufa, anything with leche de tigre, lomo/pollo saltado, choros a la chalaca, jalea (fried seafood mountain), their roast chicken is amazing especially with the green sauce and finish it off will alfajores (it's a layered creamy caramel dessert that's to die for)

Can you tell me about the tamales thing? I thought they were mexican

@@ericktellez7632 I am Mexican-Peruvian (Mother is from Lima, Father is from Mexico), the key difference is really consistency, flavors, and fillings between Peruvian and Mexican tamales. Peruvian tamales are a lot more greasy, usually have no filling, or pork filling, and some sort of addition like an olive. Mexican tamales are usually seen as more of a snack, with all kinds of fillings and a lot more rougher than Peruvian tamales/

@@ericktellez7632 tamales are Mexican that’s where they originate but like the person above me mentioned, other Latin American countries have their own version of tamales

Que es esa huachaferia de american peruvian

@@jesusluna4498 Qué huachafería ni nada. Está diciendo que es una persona americana y peruana. Te ofender por las huevas lol.

ohhhh man, aguadito!!!! its is such a great medicine for a hangover, same as caldo de gallina( gen soup ), its so good!!!

The US is a nation of immigrants, it is only the fools who forget the English were not native! It pains me when people talk of borders and not letting people try to make a better life for themselves. Without the immigrants of the 19th. century nothing would have been built in this country. And don't get me started about how the forefathers treated the Native Americans. These hard working ladies are amazing and succsessful!! Bravo.

This is the United States man. There’s maybe 10% of the population who has a close minded mentality and unfortunately that’s what is shown in the mass media.

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@@96cespinoza thats statisticly correct so to speak, i can't remember the name of the study but one of its conclusions was that roughly 10% of *any* population is as you put it 'closeminded*. Where it matters though, most of the time the other 90% are picking up the slack and the pieces when everything goes right. Question is, does everything go right? Population pressure, ressource shortages, product shortages(chips not the kind you eat ^^), job loss, no healthcare, cost for education, climate change and on and on are all things which put stress onto a society and when nothing really gets done due to partisan politics or *closemindedness* then loudmouth showboating demagogues like Trump suddenly have a chance to rise and in their shadow the extremists 10% florish. I know that most of the people in the USA like everywhere else just want to live their lives in piece and most of them are good people. The problem is when the 10% get too much attention and become a deciding factor. Add to that the bubbles where meanwhile we mostly all live in which gives different sets of information(not allways facts ^^) to different people and ofcause there will be problems. One thing which may help to counter this is trying to imagine that the concept of *we* needs to be broadened, it is not only *we* the white or black or ... people, it is not only the we all from my hometown or all the we from a state or the states, but all of humans which need to be concidered depending on what one is talking about or doing. Counterproductive to that in my opinion is the *philosophy of american exceptionalism* which is partly tought in US elite universities which implements the mindset that as you are an american you are pretty much allowed to do anything anywhere to anyone(simplified and broken down). It belongs to the mindset of supremacists and yet is taught to those who later on become politicians. If one seees nothing wrong with that, why even bother to ask why other nations may have a problem with the USA ^^. Sure in geopolitics morals often become secondary, but maybe that is one of the problems to act morally while not acting superior, arrogant or condacending. Anyways just some thoughts which pop up on the topic of close-mindedness. I wish you a good day :)

Not sure why you're saying this as if the US is the only country with immigrants. Tonnes of other countries have a lot of immigrants including in Europe where you can find a similar diversity if not more lignuistically and culturally. US doesn't even have a monopoly on saturation of immigrants -- you find that in the middle east (UAE) which far exceeds any percentage that you can find in the US. It's present in droves of areas on every continent all around the world and it's nothing special to make note of "a nation of immigrants". Also not sure why people act like immigrants are some virtue, particularly in a nation like the US that has a history of being xenophobic, racist, sexist, and stifling freedoms (including religious freedoms) from its inception and never really managed to do any of those right for the majority of its history despite the opposite being advertised. Calling a nation 'a nation of immigrants' doesn't mean much when its police are committing genocide and put refugees in war-esque camps and separate families in 2021. I don't really understand the itch some people have to make flag-waving comments and to start unnecessary political dialogues. Was it not enough to just say the video was nice to watch and move on? I guess it was for some people.

Dumbest comment ever. Foreigners are opening traditional restaurants everyday.

Felicidades mujeres luchadoras fdlicidades

Jesus Christ is blessing them already now & forever 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 .......

@@lovesucceed783 He's dead so no he doesnt...

@@tetepeb You saying Jesus exist makes him Alive ..... Mohammed bones is in Saudia, and buddha bones is in China , but YESHUA ( Jesus) is no where to be found because he rose from the dead in 3 days by the (Holy Spirit of God) from dying for our sins and will return soon ask the demons they will tell you . So REPENT your sins and believe in the only begotten son ( JESUS) of Jehovah ( GOD) before it's to late . Listen what do you have to lose but everything to gain in Christ . I tell you the truth because I LOVE YOU ..... You been served by a message from the HOLY SPIRIT of GOD ...🙏💌🙏💌🙏💌🙏🙏💌🙏💌🙏💌💌. P.S. ( Read John in the bible) 👏do it ,👏 do it ,👏 do it 👏. Much Love.....

@@lovesucceed783 There is no proof he rose from the dead, if any he was taken away by someone and lived in hiding if he survived at all. So stop telling lies and continue this whole religion thing, the world would be a much better place without religion.

It also shows that they cook with good ingredients and don't take shortcut, they start cooking at 3 am.

Peruvian food is very good. Peru has won multiple food awards and is practically known as one of the best food countries on earth.

Depending on where you live, you’ll oftentimes find a ‘Papusaria’ right around the corner. They sell papusas- a simple dish, yet incredibly delicious and cheap. Google Pupuseria’s around your neighborhood

@@guccimane623 That’s wassup. Yea I’ve had papusas before. Those go crazy. Im in Florida so I know there’s a Peruvian food spot around

@@guccimane623 i think you mean pupuseria and that's from El Salvador not Peru

@@MoBaconLives oh shoot, you’re right. My bad. It’s late at night and I’m a bit tired and now hungry 😀

Do it. Easily the best country in South America

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-__Ia5WACsIY.html .

absolutely peruvian food is sooo delicious

You gotta try it.. once you try it it’ll be something you’ll be craving on a daily lol

@@alexisdiestro5185 yeah i think i have a past life in Peru. Always felt a weird sense of familiarity with it.

@@jeanjacqueslundi3502 probably!

The peruvian food is delicious!!! It's the true...