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What the TIANGUIS! (Mexican Street Market Ajijic, Jalisco)

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What can you do on a Wednesday in Ajijic, Mexico? Check out this Tianguis and local restaurant specials!
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In today's Mexico travel vlog, we are in Ajijic, Jalisco checking out the Wednesday Tianguis that pops up every week. We also check out the drink prices at a local restaurant and have some great ribs at a discounted price. Plus, you can see Laska's crazy reaction to the treats we bring back for her. She is LOCA! ;)
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@rjsommer 6 лет назад

Thanks for the shout out. It was great being able to meet up with you both!

@j...969 6 лет назад

Felicidades por sus videos de parte de una mexicana que viendo sus videos conoce mas de su propio pais😙

@armandoaguila9959 6 лет назад

Jane Morales aparte de lugares bonitos y comida sabrosa ..mujeres hermosas como tu Jane❤❤❤

@charlym.6772 6 лет назад

Veo que la comunidad gringa va creciendo, se ven varios en el tianguis y en el restaurante, y así en varias partes del país, que bueno México los quiere, son bienvenidos siempre, y al vivir aquí se vuelven Mexicanos. Saludos güeros me gustan sus videos.

@kjones8784 6 лет назад

Jordan- loved the Spanish while wearing your hat!🤠 Don’t let the mean comments get to you, you guys are doing a great job. It’s nobody’s business if you don’t disclose where you are staying. You can keep some aspects of your travel personal. Love that we get to see Laska too! I would like to share pics of my husky with you, but I don’t have any social media accounts! I’m always anxious for the next video❤️

@needle_crafts8080 6 лет назад

It's perfectly understandable you have to respect the owners wishes on the property. I can't wait on your video on the residency because going back and fourth every 6 months across the border is a hassle. YOU GUYS SPEAK SPANISH SO WELL 😉😘

@alohadave13 5 лет назад

Just for the record, I think your channel is the most AUTHENTIC travel channels that I've come across...

@elgordooo9028 6 лет назад

you guys are eating on the corner of my house in mexico !!!

@TallSarah77 6 лет назад

Uff you guys make me wish I could tag along with you! The market looked great, the food looked great, your hats looked great, the drinks looked great, Laska looked stinkin' cute!! Great video!!

@Nonduality 6 лет назад

Maybe they would be open to someone travelling with them for a some period of time for something like a $1000 Patreon donation. Of course you'd have to cover your own expenses and lodging, but you get hang out with the coolest travellers on RU-vid.

@TheGatopeludo 6 лет назад

(8:30 min)"restaurante don perro" jajajajaja, que risa me dio

@haflingergirl 3 года назад

A mi tambien me dió mucha risa 😅🤣

@Miiriamsdictionary 6 лет назад

Omg I finally caught up! And i Can finally comment. I’m not sure if you guys will read this but you have no idea what an amazing job you guys are doing. Your content is amazing. Your personalities are great. Your Spanish IS SO MUCH BETTER. I’m so proud. I really love your videos. Thank you so much for doing this 💜

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

You've watched them all now? That's awesome! Thanks for watching, glad you're enjoying them :)

@Miiriamsdictionary 6 лет назад

im not proud. i literally spent my three days off binging your videos LOL!

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Nothing wrong with that as long as you had a good time. 🧡😋

@gaelortega38 6 лет назад

Sus videos son increíbles!!! ❤️❤️

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Gracias por el cumplido amigo!

@shirleysanchez4360 6 лет назад

I have Fibromyalgia and that is the same pomade I use ! It really does work!

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Is that right? Wow good to know! :)

@doncruzcruz4462 6 лет назад

Hola Shirley, prueba también con una loción con base de peyote, hierbas medicinales , con alcohol que se llama " tripas de gato" lo venden en tiendas naturistas y es legal , saludos desde Guadalajara Jalisco , México

@shirleysanchez4360 6 лет назад

Muchísimas gracias Don Cruz! Mi familia también es de Guadalajara voy a encargar una pomada!

@doncruzcruz4462 6 лет назад

Hola Shirley, el lugar que puedes encargar la loción "tripas de gato" es en la calle de cabañas y Dionisio Rodríguez a un lado del mercado San Juan de Dios es una botica Ánimo!!! La vida es bella, dura, difícil pero bella.... Saludos nuevamente

@gregvence7356 6 лет назад

I loved the map insert / b-roll.

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Glad you liked it! We hoped it would help people find it more easily.

@gregvence7356 6 лет назад

Tangerine Travels for people considering relocating here it gives a nice connection. Thanks again.

@buffalo1230 5 лет назад

OMG! am seriously addicted to your vidoes keep having fun in Mexico 🌵🚘

@gingojimmy 6 лет назад

I share your facination with Mexico. I retired here almost five years (no Spanish), with Ajijic as my starting point. I would be happy to share my experiences with you guys which may give you some ideas for stories on your travel vlog. I am a permanent resident and now live in GDL.

@bebebalt4454 6 лет назад

Don't listen to dumb comments who complain about your social and private life keep doing what you do I love your videos so much also I want me some ribs yummy! 😛😊💜

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Thanks for the encouragement Deez. We appreciate you having our backs. Man we’re already craving those ribs again lol. 😬😂

@gustavoolverajimenez8523 6 лет назад

Love Laska, beautiful dog

@jbas3132 6 лет назад

Omg wow my fam is from there proud to sée other people visit and. Enjoy our culture

@abcplumbing5883 6 лет назад

Thanks for share a bit of my town

@johnlennon7228 6 лет назад

Gracias a los tianguistas por acercar los productos de la canasta básica a la puerta de nuestras casas , generalmente frescos y a buen precio.

@m.mickeypayne9811 6 лет назад

The Pike Place Market in Seattle. Always fresh seafood, produce, artists, crafters, always something unique there.

@albertchacon7971 6 лет назад

That funny Elotero and the young man selling fruit are my uncle and cousin how great to see them in your 📹

@abemartin6297 6 лет назад

Thanks for doing areas around Ajijic. Cheers ~

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

The owners have asked us not to share the price. Sorry about that! We'll be sure to share prices whenever we are able :)

@pepinosan30 6 лет назад

Congratulations guys, your Spanish is improving little by little :)

@TheDUNLOP6 5 лет назад

I really enjoy your videos, thank you for sharing!

@TangerineTravels 5 лет назад

And thank you for watching, Janet :)

@gilang1431 6 лет назад

Hola amigos , I have been enjoying your videos for a month. I am a « snow bird » from Canada, I REALY enjoy each one. You guys are great together. The information is always well described with humour. Keep it up. I will be spending 40 days in San Jose Cosala. Thanks for the great videos on Ajijic area. Do not change your concept you are unique in your smiley dialogues. Long life, Hope to meet you somewhere in Mx. Gilberto

@m.mickeypayne9811 6 лет назад

All the people that are planning a trip to Ajijic, should hop over to Jerry Brown Travels, he just updated the videos of cheap rentals around Ajijic, he talks about where to look for house deals, real estate offices that speak English and Spanish, and housing sources.

@almaespiritu9863 6 лет назад

Thanks for sharing my hometown Ajijic ❤️

@JobSalazar 6 лет назад

I love tiankies, the reasons why they charge a little bit is because they have to pay rent for the spot that they use, and the permit to sell. I love this video about tiangis, keep doing such a great videos love you guys!

@jackb1803 6 лет назад

In the same video, I'll see you on the east side of town in La Floresta, then in the market, then in the plaza, then up the mountain, then on the west side of town. Boy, you guys must walk MILES a day!

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Seems like it! Lol we need to get some fitbits again to start tracking haha.

@gilbertdeleon191 6 лет назад

Love ur hats naranjitas cool

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Gracias! They were just 35 pesos! (less than 2 USD)

@Olawalium 6 лет назад

Hahahahahaha doing it at the market place. Maddie wasn't entirely free at first. She increased her gong voice. Love it. Another lovely market.

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

What was the coolest market you've ever visited? (Anywhere worldwide!)

@aoshivalentine 6 лет назад

There are some crazy markets here in Mexico City. If you ever come, gimme a call! I'd love to show you around. There's one devoted to witchcraft, another one for exotic food, art, second hand sutff, you name it.

@davemredodmx2843 6 лет назад

El baratillo en Guadalajara

@Citlali1111 6 лет назад

San Juan Chamula , near San Cristobal de la Casa in Chiapas, Mexico

@Chiisainyo 6 лет назад

La Central de Abastos in Mexico city.

@seungmincx 6 лет назад

El Merced in Mexico City. It's massive.

@davidgardner1589 6 лет назад

Oh how I remember those tianguis, super interesting and always great food! You guys are so cool, I admire your sense for adventure. I get so nostalgic for Mexico watching your videos. Ya veo que hablan mucho más español. Que bueno para los dos. Les digo una cosa, antes de ir a México hablaba poquito español, pero después de estar allí tanto tiempo mi español se hizo más fluido. What really helps is being around people that only speak Spanish, listening to music (rock en español), and watching TV in Spanish. That really improved my vocabulary. Wish you guys all the best. Looking forward to seeing more updates. Hasta luego!!!!

@K1k05 6 лет назад

❤️👍Do what it is you want to do, listen to suggestions, those that complain have a personal agenda that is not yours... don't worry about it. You've already proven you can hold an audience (they come, they go), you will never make everybody happy, stop worrying so much Maddie❤️❤️ 👍Do lo que quieres hacer, escuchar sugerencias, los que se quejan tienen una agenda personal que no es tuyo... no te preocupes. Ya has demostrado que puedes tener una audiencia (vienen, van), nunca harás feliz a todo el mundo, deja de preocuparte tanto Maddie ❤️ Buen Provecho 8^} ️

@no-jb8kp 6 лет назад

Don’t let those people get you down , most people respect your privacy and aren’t butt hurt if you don’t share it with us !

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Thanks :) It's not a big deal, we just wanted to clarify that sometimes there are reasons why we can't share every detail.

@no-jb8kp 6 лет назад

Unfortunate you have to

@mrsclaussews 6 лет назад

Fun market. I got some earrings and pillow covers. My friend got the peyote gel you showed. She tried to talk me into some, but I wasn't sure it would cross the border.

@mrsclaussews 6 лет назад

Oh, and I got my favorite knitting basket there.

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

There's no way that I'd try to cross the US border with that gel. You'd probably end up getting arrested and threatened with prison time. Eek, no thanks!

@eldulcetormento130 6 лет назад

Excelente vídeo. Hope you have a great time. Have you been to Jocotepec ?

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Not yet, but we want to go! Anything you recommend there?

@josemanuelvilleda6190 6 лет назад

Good video guys

@evalolacookie 6 лет назад

You guys gonna like the tianguis and mercados in Mexico city 🤙🏼

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Why do you say that? What are we going to like about those markets?

@edgarmorales5436 6 лет назад

Your spanish is getting better each day!! Great video weros!!

@ericdrews5050 3 года назад

I will be there in a month, I’m pumped

@colleengarcia4886 3 года назад

Cute hats! Peace.

@tomasanzua250 5 лет назад

Hello chik buenas noches me gustan mucho sus videos es mi segundo día viéndolos muy interesante que conozcan mex ok

@troymills9437 6 лет назад

My favorite coffee vendor is on the caratera in Ajijic. Same price as the guy at the Wednesday market, $180 pesos per kilo, $90 for half-kilo. He has both regular and dark roast, fine or coarse ground. I prefer the finely ground, dark roast. Very good! Also, he's got to be one of friendliest guys you'll ever meet.

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Thanks for letting us know! We like friendly people and good coffee 😄 lol

@brettd3206 6 лет назад

1st- I sat at that same table at Brew House. 2nd- You need to go hiking on Tuesday or Friday with Ajijic Hiking Club (say hi to Brett). 3rd- Chapala has a larger tianguis on Monday that is cheaper. 4th- Need to go to Isla Mezcala on Friday or Saturday so you can also eat at the restaurant.

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

1: Cool! 2. Yes, we definitely want to do that! 3. Where can we find the Chapala tianguis? 4. We were planning to go to Mezcala soon, thanks for the ride recommendation!

@brettd3206 6 лет назад

the Chapala Tianguis is on Calle Obregon. I think it is near www.accesslakechapala.com/2011/08/03/a-walk-through-the-chapala-monday-market/ also ajijichikinggroup.com/

@lcwilliams7140 6 лет назад

I've come to enjoy your episodes very much! And I love that you show respect for your hosts. I believe those of us...like myself who are actually planning to make this move are interested in finding "process" more than anything else with regard to seeking accommodations. It appears you use Airbnb mostly. There are so many groups on Facebook, that its a pleasure to find someone actually in real time experiencing things. Keep up the great work! You are greatly appreciated!

@MrAtnarama7 6 лет назад

I also collect centavos, they are not only cute they are also magnetic, I guess I’m also weird. Usually Tianguis is cheaper to buy your product. I buy all my fruit and vegetables there, and in my experience much better quality than the super market. I love you guys are trying to speak more Spanish, I really appreciate the effort. Love the videos.

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Magnetic?!? I didn't know that! Well shit, that makes them even cooler. Lol have you found a 5 centavo yet? :) Thanks for appreciating our efforts to learn Spanish. We try to progress more each day!

@MrAtnarama7 6 лет назад

Tangerine Travels I have several, if we ever cross paths I can give you one. You should do a meet and greet.

@MrAtnarama7 6 лет назад

Tangerine Travels I could have swore I had 5 cents coins, but I could not find any just know, you got me thinking 🤔.

@rodolfochavarria7026 6 лет назад

Love your videos !😀

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

We're happy to hear that, Rodolfo! Thanks :)

@rodolfochavarria7026 6 лет назад

Tangerine Travels I hope I can meet you guys one day!

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

If you run into us, we hope you'll say hi!

@rodolfochavarria7026 6 лет назад

Tangerine Travels I will!

@bewannn2298 6 лет назад

hello, just wanted to ask if your orange car is a toyota prius? because my brother has one of them and it's an hybrid car (pretty awesome)

@nachojimenez2420 6 лет назад

El tianguis. Los tianguis. Crazy.

@renalopez6672 6 лет назад

You said Don Perro 😂😂😂

@MerAngel12121 6 лет назад

Lololololol ! Jordan does have some quirky expressions, but that's part of why we like him, Right? : )

@IntegrationalEdu 5 лет назад

You two are so easy to watch and I know you've built up a following. I wonder why you don't cook at home more and perhaps share some (quick) recipes to teach a bit about making Mexican food? Think about it. Also, you could explore margarita recipes! What you do is wonderful and well done, and I hope you're aware it could expand in various directions if you wanted it to. Thanks, I really enjoy your work!

@chenchocabrales1036 6 лет назад

I enjoyed your video keep them coming

@silvestrearellano1431 5 лет назад

you guys should go to this place I know you guys would love it (Laguna de Tepeltitic, Nayarit, Mexico)

@enriquedejesus7408 6 лет назад

Good job guys you just make me hungry

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Thanks Enrique! Sorry about that, we get hungry watching these again too lol

@mineraljunkie 5 лет назад

Have you guys been to Tangancicuaro? It’s my husband’s home town and I’d really like to visit. I’m really enjoying your videos!!! Thanks so much!

@markfcoble 5 лет назад

We go to Ajijic three times a year. This is fun market. Go to the very back....cheaper.

@noeperdomo8010 6 лет назад

Saludos, me gustan mucho sus videos se ve que la pasan genial 😀

@artsanchez9122 6 лет назад

In reference to prices in general in Ajijic - things cost more because there are so many Americans, & Canadians who have lots of $$$. So all costs more...that simple. We've been here in Zapopan for 5 yrs - we co-own a very nice large home - so have seen that locals believe us to be kinda rich - not the case, my wife, Luna our dog, and I live on my social security - which isn't much by US standards - which is why we moved here, could not afford to live in our native CA. We are now in early stange of sellng & moving to WA. In closing - where there are more money people, prices up...that simple. FYI. Also, there is a nice, the only, dog park in Ajicic couple blocks behind Walmart. Closes by noon or so...they also keep hroses. Owned by very nice American woman. We like you all - also recommend you buy weekly english newspaper called Guadalajara Reporter - is mostly about Lakeside events and area. Adios...

@cruzpuga2420 6 лет назад

Great work guys! Thanks for all the great Ajijic videos. My wife and I will be in Ajijic middle of next month. Will you guys still be in the area? Would love to meet up!

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

We'll probably be in the area but we do have some little getaways coming up that we're planning. Not sure when exactly those will be taking place. Maybe you can let us know when you're here?

@cruzpuga2420 6 лет назад

Tangerine Travels Hi, we’re getting there on Sept 14 and staying thru 23rd. We were able to find an Airbnb close to the Lake Chapala Society. We’re so excited about the trip and have made lots of plans based on the tips and videos you guys have been posting. Can’t wait, hope to bump into you there! Cruz & Anna

@gerardoguzver 6 лет назад

you are including more spanish in the videos...Felicidades mandarinas

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Glad you’re enjoying it! Thanks Gerardo 😄

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

What should we do near Lake Chapala next?

@xolotlmexihcah4671 6 лет назад

I've a recommendation for you guys, you may like to visit Real de Catorce, San Luis Potosí for a spiritual trip or just for the sake of visiting, and tell the world your experience and also make conscience for the sacred Peyote that is menaced by many factors.

@alvaroyogak 6 лет назад

Hi Go to Ixtlahuacán de los membrillos to buy sweet quince. In Jocotepec you can find good ice cream. And in San Luis Soyatán crazy drinks.

@kjones8784 6 лет назад

Kayak?

@Tapatio2011 6 лет назад

Visita malecón de Jocotepec

@craigdry9522 6 лет назад

- Guadalajara zoo. - Also an amazingly huge observation point at the edge of Guadalajara just past the zoo. You have got to see this. - Island in center of lake Chapala. Eat there. Amazing.

@jeffdavies6094 6 лет назад

For your residency....Palacio federal.....lol.....you will have fun in there!

@mariakok9846 6 лет назад

all that great produce on the market, and wondeful fruity drinks etc. You got to do a segment on how to avoid getting gastro problems (related mostly to the water and fresh vegetables) it seems the both of you can eat and drink anything without suffering from any kind of gastro problems. Really, how do you do it?

@missy2244 6 лет назад

Wait: at 7 minutes you walked right by a tangerine VW bug💕💖💕

@nitniuq69 6 лет назад

Felicidades por el avance que llevan en su español hablado; puedo ver claramente que en un futuro, no muy lejano, van a hacer su primer video completamente en castellano. Quizas Jordan lleve la batuta, parece que tiene buena fluidez en esto

@lupeelvaquero6516 6 лет назад

I'll see you in Fonda doña Lola some time in october!

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Probably so, we love that place! it's one of our go-to spots :)

@evalolacookie 6 лет назад

Do you guys have any issues driving through Mexico with American plates??

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

We get pulled over all the time but I don't think it's because of US plates, it's because we don't have front license plates in Arizona. Here in Mexico, not having a front license plate is a sign that you have outstanding tickets.

@rolandoperez1704 6 лет назад

Nice video

@m.mickeypayne9811 6 лет назад

I actually saw the house you now staying in , on airbnb. I am happy that Laska has more room to run. A beautiful place, but I' d rather be closer to the mountains, then your location. I notice that month rates are usually cheaper on Airbib.

@franziagirl 6 лет назад

people look on airbnb they have so many affordable places .... bigtime!!

@coffeeneversleeps 6 лет назад

How long did it take you guys to learn Spanish? What methods did you use to learn?

@paulaledo1841 5 лет назад

Come to the Tonala Tianguis

@gabole1 6 лет назад

Saludos güeros!!

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Saludos!

@m.mickeypayne9811 6 лет назад

You should be able to find a lot of good deals at the market. Lori (of Jerry Brown Travels) has made a few videos of the great deals one can find at the local markets.

@adrianm111 6 лет назад

How difficult is it to be a vegetarian in Ajijic? Do restaurants serve Mexican food that is meatless?

@juanmiguelguru 4 года назад

Lend me tell you something about "tianguis" TIANGUIS is the name the Nahua culture named the pre-hispanic markets, the most ancient tianguis in America is in México City, and it still there its called Tianguis de Tlatelolco (if you come to México City i´ll take you there

@DJmexecution 6 лет назад

🔥🔥🔥

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

En fuego! haha :)

@DJmexecution 6 лет назад

Tangerine Travels muy caliente

@pupupipichorrorelief4909 6 лет назад

best way do travel down there with a lot less hassle is not having a car.

@doonutgiva1287 6 лет назад

*GREAT SPANISH!!! WWWWW OOO WWWWW

@Farley25 6 лет назад

Amazing control in not buying anything there!

@mlydiadelacroix9928 5 лет назад

Can you tell me a general cost of rent of other places? Just to have an idea. You don't have to give the amout you pay. One bedroom house or apartment.

@craigdry9522 6 лет назад

My soon to be wife, Rosa was pricing places to rent in that same area. Found a place for 3000 pesos a month. I could only imagine that is ballpark of what you are paying, maybe a little more. Just to give everyone an average guess as to what you might be spending. Usually everything is included.

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

3,000 pesos/mo is unheard of in Ajijic. We ran into one guy who was stoked about finding a 7,000-peso rental after looking for a long time in Ajijic. Someone else we know is paying about 18,000/month for a really nice 1 bedroom. If I had to take my best guess, I think this home could rent for 15-30,000 pesos per month in a longer-term lease.

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

What city was this in? There are other cities around Ajijic that are much cheaper.

@gpattynMX 6 лет назад

We found our rental place on www.accesslakechapala.com/for-rent-listings/ a year ago. Because there is such a high demand, rental prices are increasing much faster than the local inflation rate. People are moving to San Juan and Jocotopec for lower rents. There are lots of other rental agencies on line for lakeside. Just google it. As they say Ajijic is Gringolandia. IMHO, 3000 pesos a month is unheard of here in Ajijic. That sounds like a short term house sit rate. If not, good for you!

@craigdry9522 6 лет назад

Understood how this is getting increasingly popular and prices are going up. I'm guessing this would be in Jalisco close to where she lives now, not far from the airport. Understand she is native. She might have an edge over other potential buyers or renters. Looking forward to buying and renovating then selling . I have done much concrete and construction in my past.

@geraldpattyn1851 6 лет назад

Quick flipping of houses doesn't happen here in Mexico! If you sell within 3yrs of purchase, you pay a 16% VAT tax plus the normal fees.

@qualqui 6 лет назад

COOL Tianguis but the prices are a bit high, when Jordan asked the guy how much for the coffee, coarse ground or fine ground, a kilo at 180 pesos is expensive! Y una gran FELICITACIÓN al buen Jordan, hay va el chato con su castellano! :)

@judybrunton8152 5 лет назад

Yes you are making public videos - but yes you have the absolute right to keep some of your details private - we don't need to know everything about you. Now knowing everything about Laska would be awesome. I just can't understand the fact that she loves being carried - she is adorable

@johnpagoto1054 6 лет назад

Hey, I think I goofed up. I always wanted to give your site the credit for Airbnb since I've never booked ever before. So I finally dropped the hammer. Bit the bullet. Jumped in with both feet. You get the idea. It wasn't Ajijic like I thought originally, maybe later. It wasn't Oaxaca by the Ocean, it will be later. It was Puerto Vallarta!. I don't speak the language yet so I'm hesitant of going to native. I know it's tourist central but it's only the first month. Long story longer. The reason I'm writing you is, after booking I wrote airheads a message with your link, telling them I made the mistake of registering before using your link. So it might be something you want to mention, being clueless I didn't know. Let me know if they give it to you, it was a long message like this. Ya'll welcome to visit in November if you're still around

@JR0078 6 лет назад

Restaurante 'Don Perro' 🐕 jajajajaja 😂

@JayJay-ty2rf 4 года назад

Mexicans got the term Tianggui from the filipino word "tiyangge" , which means a market. Way back to the Colonial Period of Spain in the Philippines, Mexico had often contacts with Filipinos through the Galleon trade, between Acapulco Mexico and Manila, Iloilo, and Zamboanga, Philippines. No wonder, we have so many things in common with the Mexican People today, the only thing is that, we only speak fewer spanish words. I am not really sure why the Philippines was not able to adapt the language fully, but one thing I know is that we spoke the language before and only those cities which were highly-concentrated with Creoles or Spanish Mestizos, had the most number of Spanish speakers in the country. Not until the world war 2 broke out, Manila, including other provinces like Iloilo, and others were severely damaged by the aforesaid war, and led to the declining population of the Spanish speakers.

@rafaelmacias7646 2 года назад

When is this tianguis???

@rafaelmonge6821 6 лет назад

you are so cute!!!

@liev3057 6 лет назад

What editing software do you use Mandarinas?

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

I edit with iMovie for all our videos. -Maddie

@rcs3232 6 лет назад

Tangerine travels Have you guys been in Zapopan Jalisco??

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

We went there pretty frequently while in Guadalajara! These are some videos we made there: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yntBW2L_vTM.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-J9jjlPDiIP0.html

@manuelvelasco8584 6 лет назад

Hey trust fund creatures… sarcasm LOL lately I’ve been watching you guys more than Netflix, I don’t know if that’s good or bad. You guys let me know. LOL

@uriellez9739 6 лет назад

Hola

@marilynortega-barba6508 6 лет назад

💓💓💓

@pepsitoast1301 6 лет назад

Is it dangerous there to go travel?

@TangerineTravels 6 лет назад

Nah, as long as you don't go looking for trouble it's safe.

@gpattynMX 6 лет назад

A year ago we drove over 10,000 km throughout most of Mexico and only had one issue in Chiapas a few hours before San Cristobal de las Casas where they were collecting "donations" for the local politicians. But Chiapas is the wild west of Mexico and best for more seasoned travelers. See pattynoverlandtravels.blogspot.com/2017/06/palenque-to-san-cristobal.html for more details. The rest of the time we felt very safe and appreciated the military check points between states - they were just keeping things safe. I suspect the reason Maddie and Jordan were stopped so many times is they don't have a front license plate. We have Texas plates which includes a front plate and have only been pulled over once. Once (somewhere in southern Mexico) I was driving too fast and bounced over a tope which was witnessed by a local and a federal police officer. They signaled me to pull over and when they noticed the Texas plates they started making fun of Trump, we laughed along with them and then he said "OK go!" No ticket, no bribe and we went on our way promising to be more careful with the topes (speed bumps).

@coffeeneversleeps 6 лет назад

I wonder are dogs multilingual? Does Maddie understand both English and Spanish?