I was born and raised in Mexico City (Polanco). I live in Northern California now, but CDMX Is just an amazing world. So much culture, incredible higher education, tons of museums and one of the best gastronomies in the world. The areas of Roma, Condesa and Polanco are vibrant, diverse and beautiful. Good luck. Blessings!
@@EatBailaTravel I must confess that since I met my husband I’ve leaned more towards the Steelers (don’t hate me) but one of my brothers (also king here ) and I still route for them. Da Bears 🐻
Hey guys welcome home if you need any info I be happy to help out I been living in Mexico city for a few years. I'm still learning and travel this great country. I came from California
I'm from Chicago too and I visited Mexico City last year and fell in love with the city. Not once did I feel unsafe. I think the city has so much to offer. I can't wait to go back. Good luck guys!
Cause you probably only saw the bubble of Roma, condesa, polanco, centro historico. I can take you where the real 20 million people live where it takes 3 hours of public transport to get to work and people make less than 6k pesos a month and dont have running water or clean water (you dont have those problems in chicago). Where it is vandelized, potholes, trash, nothing compared to chicago
My wife and I lived in Chicago for many years. All I miss is my relatives and the food. ( Gorditas Aguascalientes, Los Gallos, Atotonilco's etc. ) You guys will do just fine. Mexico's economy is doing better every day. You'll be ok.
So glad I subscribed as a 23 yr/o Chicano from chicago I always gave this thought I'm here from your video on Puebla from where my parents are from ,cool Chanel guys!
We look forward to being able to watch you thrive in one of the most amazing cities on this planet. We have been living in Nayarit full time for four years and so far have only spent five nights in CDMX but are spending almost two weeks there over Christmas and New Years this year and are really excited about it. For those of you who are not lovers of big cities in general you must visit CDMX at some point to experience it.
Born in NYC from Mexican parents never ever forgotten about the motherland you guys are in your country as well we both from the US and Mexico don’t let anyone tell you otherwise, I’m also thinking in moving to Mexico City we should form a community
Thank you! and likewise to you! There's already a decent community of returned migrants who grew up in the US (deportees/adult children of deportees who came back with their parents) and they're great people to connect with so far. Let us know if you do come! We can definitely build up a healthy Mexican-American community in CDMX ❤️🇲🇽
nah dude. just because your parents are or were born in Mexico, that does not make you mexican. Maybe you have a cultural heritage, but you have to earn being mexican and being from mexico city. The place you are born in and raised in shapes you and configures your brain, thoughts, and culture in a certain way. We are part of a community with shared experiences, both good and bad. Being from Mexico city means that you have dealt with the sh@t, the cultural groups and subgroups, and everything that happens during your years of existence and that of those around you. This applies to every place, really but especially cities like this one. You are welcome to come here and connect with this culture, experience it and maybe become more mexican, but just because your ancestors were from some part of this country, that does not make you mexican automatically. To us, you are American with a mexican heritage, but more american than mexican that's for sure. If youre talking about building a community of mexican americans in CDMX, that already proves my point, because that means that those are the people you can relate to, and that you cannot relate to a true mexican born and raised here, just as we cannot relate to you and your experience of having been raised in whatever city or generic american suburb. My korean, japanese mexican friends whose parents are from those countries but they were born and raised here would agree. They are more mexican than any of you at the moment because we all were raised here. That concept of default nationality, is just an american concept. Happens with all of you calling yourselves "mexican, cuban, irish, french, italian, etc..." etnicity is not a nationality, it might be a subculture in your country, but its an actual full-on nation-wide culture in our countries. An irish american goes to Ireland saying they are irish, that will make people get pissed at them because you have to earn it through experience. You dont think like a mexican, you think like a mexican american born and raised in the US. PERIOD
🇲🇽 🇲🇽🇲🇽❤️ me encanta Ciudad de México. As to the size, remember that each city is just a collection of neighborhoods. Mexico City is one of the great cities of the world. I have probably spent 30 days there in the last decade and I feel like I am just scratching the surface. I am heading there as part of a trip in October for another five days and plan on visiting neighborhoods I haven’t been to like Santa Maria La Ribera. I can’t wait. I am excited to see your Mexico City content in the coming months and I think it will be great for your channel. It is a seriously under appreciated city and people have many misconceptions as you pointed out in your video. Jenny-I really hope the job uncertainty gets sorted out soon, how maddening!
Congrats on this new chapter! I'm looking forward to your videos about Mexico City. I am planning to visit in October and I trust both of you can recommend the best places to visit!! Buena suerte! From one chicano to another! 🇲🇽
Thank you again for sharing your stories. The two of you are going to thrive there. Of course there might be little headaches; but it’s all going to be worth it. You’re inspiring so many people…..including me. 🎉
I was born and raised in Chicago. Mexico City was not on my radar until I visited my friend here. I love it and plan to stay for a few more months. So far so good
I'm so glad you guys moved to Mexico City. When I retire, I am also moving to Mexico City, Polanco specifically. I love the culture, the food, the people, and having an international airport are among the many things that I love about that place.
Ahhh!! My dream is to buy a place in Polanco! Another in Cancun. And, of course my “main” home here in Northern CA. I want to do the winter migration south and come back to CA during the summers (rainy season in Mexico). That’s my retirement dream.
Congrats on your new chapter! Love Puebla, Atlixco and Cholula!! I love Chicago but get more anxious every year with robberies and carjackings. God Bless and we will be watching to see your next adventure!
i took the metro about 4 times in cdmx, all i can say is wow. Although i would say, when it's less busy, its pretty straight forward to take which i loved, compared to nyc subways
I am sorry about the lateness of the issuance that the job is yours, I remember you being both so excited about getting that massive job so wishing you all the luck that you get it and you both get to live in Mexico City doing what you want to do - Mexico City is great and I am sure the security situation has improved a lot since your parents were buzzing around as kids - I know my mum was shocked with how Lima had changed in the twenty years she was last there - living your lives happy there will put their minds at rest.
Love the way your channel is heading. I meet my wife in CDMX in 2001. We are a mixed family (white guy meets Mexican girl) It is as safe as any USA city. We take our teenagers to Mexico all the time. Eat drink and be happy
Hi Pls stay true to the spirit of your channel and record and share all the process of getting your new job. We want to know all the real details of your experience. We want to see things through your eyes 👍
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My thoughts are that all roads lead to and emanate from CDMX. As has been the case for the last seven centuries. You don't 'get' Mexico fully if you don't 'get' Mexico City. A visit to Mexico focusing on its history and culture starts here.
Y'all are Mexican citizens, y'all aren't contributing to foreign gentrification. And I have been double thinking my location to move to in Mexico, I am going to Mérida to look at property in January. But part of me wants to explore Mexico City 😅😅😅, can't wait to see more videos of our beautiful capitol city!!🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Merida is very hot but it’s a beautiful city. I live in CDMX which to me has ideal weather (can’t stand hot weather ). Whatever you decide, welcome to Mexico
@@judyleon830 yea I can imagine. I live near New Orleans in Mississippi on The Gulf of Mexico. So I am use to hot, humid, tropical weather. My only concern is si estoy delicado y need 24/7 Air Conditioning jaja pero me gusta mas que Cheeken. 😅😅😅
Honestly just stay in USA if possible telling you this from personal experience. Mexico has no rule of Law. Although America has its own problems USA atleast in USA you can trust the police
Welcome guys!! I saw you both walking that day but was a bit shy to say hi. I’ve been here with my partner for over a year, we’re from CA but we’re like you (that’s why I can relate to your videos too). Anyway I hope you end up liking CDMX, it can be hectic at times and that’s when you know it’s time to go visit a smaller town. If you have any questions or need any help you’re always welcome to hit us up. - Tony & Law
Aw! We'd love to say "hi" next time! Are you on the Chicanos in Mexico Facebook page? If not, please look it up and join (if you have FB), we'd love to connect 🤗
I hope that job pans out for you. Mexico City was one of my favorite places in Mexico I have visited while traveling around Mexico. Lived for a month there within a 5 minute walk to Bosque de Chapultepec. If you stay in one of the tourist zones like Roma Norte, La Condesa, it's a great place to live.
Hi from a Chicagoan now retired in San Miguel de Allende! I'm 3 hours away and this is a great foodie town! I have a bedroom for you! You can walk everywhere from my home! Congrats on moving down here and now I am hooked on your amazing videos!! Thanks for taking us along!
I just visited CDMX for first time. I'm Chicana from socal and I watched some of your videos before going and all I can say is how can you not adore CDMX? Air and UV are kind of a problem for me but it's just clearly a place to feel happiness and wonder at the culture and history and warm hearted people. Not sure if I would ever drive as I do in My medium/small city in the United States. My Mexican mother scared me about going to Mexico after I graduated highschool. That's 30 years now. CDMX has less of a warning than several other states
hey if someone is talking bad about my country for sure I'm going to step up most definitely. I grew in mexico my hold child hood. I was born in lewsville texas. you are welcome to mexico theirs a lot to explore indeed brobro. I love every thing about yall how yall talked about your culture and introduce all about mexico. I thank yall for showing the other face about mexico it’s not bad how people make it seem. y que viva mexico cabrones y US because I have to thank the US too for giving me a new home and the opportunity to a great culture.
All Mexicans have a bias against Mexico City just like all countries have a bias against their capital city or big cities. Everyone in the USA thinks NYC is awful and that all new yorkers are mean and weird, the French say the same thing about parisians, etc. My abuelitos were from Sonora and they hated CDMX and its people. That's why Yahritza said what she said. (That's why I'm really surprised everyone's attacking them when in fact all Mexicans trash talk CDMX, why single them out?, maybe because they're Chicanos? I don't know!.) The only Mexicans that think highly of CDMX are the locals, everyone else calls them "chilangos" (which means outsiders).
To be fair, people from Mexico City think that Mexicans in the rest of the country are inferior. That's also true. The hatred is mutual. Just like USA folks think New Yorkers suck, New Yorkers think of the rest of Americans as country and backwards. So it goes both ways.
That is a classic example of Mexico when getting a Job welcome to the world of buracracy non of which you experience in USA. THAT IS THE REASON I WILL NEVER LEAVE AMERICA I LOVE MY COUNTRY
oh, wow! I can’t believe you don’t have the official offer yet. I’m sure it will all work itself out soon, but that has to be so stressful. 😕 coming for an art school background, I always heard about artists moving to Mexico City. It’s a cultural Mecca for artists and thus has always been a place I knew I’d want to spend a good chunk of time in. Sounds like you guys are seeing that there! Sounds like you’re already adjusting really well - just don’t get too smooshed on those trains!
Just want to say that me and my hubby have been watching you both for a while now and always look forward for your next adventure. Cheers from San Francisco ca
I lived in Mexico city for a year as I watched your channel, you both were living in Queretaro, during that time I explored the city like the back of my hand if you want some recommendations let me know!
Hi there, I LOVE CDMX. We live in Silicon Valley, California and we travel to Mexico at least once a year. There are many options for entertainment and culture. I've watched a few of your videos and I decided to subscribe to your channel because I think you two make a beautiful couple with a positive message and I can relate to your cultural background. Keep up the awesome work and I wish you two success in your endeavor.
@@EatBailaTravel Hi, Yes, I am from Guanajuato but I've lived most of my life in California. I look forward to watching your videos. Saludos y abrazos.
Los mexicanos siempre hemos sido grandes anfitriones y como no serlo aún más de hermanos como uds. Siento q esta tendencia a rechazar a los extranjeros es provocada por los grandes medios y las redes sociales, y deseo de corazón que no nos contagiemos de esa mala vibra, México siempre ha recibido al mundo con los brazos abiertos, y ahora que somos un país más rico y con más bienestar pues debemos aún ser mejores anfitriones.
Well I lived in n y c for a close to a year and at first it intimidated me the hustle n bustle of a metropolis little by little I got used to it n winded up loving it.
The trend continues...of americans looking at (or even living in) various cities in Mexico - then ending up choosing CDMX! Good luck guys and thanks for the vids.
Its allways very important if you plan to move somewhere go for some time and see if you really like it. When i got my American Visa i kinda wanted to move to Los Angeles, but when i visited the city for a plan 3 week, i couldt take it anymore, i only lasted for 5 days, and i appreciate my home town, Ensenada Baja , where at least i can walk to the store by the corner. Thats my advise.
That’s great advice. LA is really cool but I don’t think I could live there either. We rented an Airbnb for a month and used that to explore neighborhoods to figure out where we wanted to live and that worked well for us.
i visited mexico city last Feb from Texas to attend Zona Maco, latin american's biggest art fair. i was impressed with the big boulevards and the public transportation during my 3 days. was not as polluted as i thought it would be and it was much greener than i thought (great tree cover). i hope to attend zona maco again in 2024 so i can explore their famous food scene more. also would like to see their museums and ruins more (only went to carlos slim's museum, but was not impressed relative to texas or other u.s. art museums). just did not have enough time there (i hope to check out their aztec artifacts and art someday, since the maya artifacts just finished a run in texas after the met in nyc - stunning). but clearly cosmopolitan city (just glad i did not have to drive a car there, much less use a cab during my short 3 day stay - subway was great for me).
The City Center(Zocalo) where you are at is where 'Tenochtitlan' was situated, the pic in the background you displayed is"Teotihuacán" - a pre-Mexica site; Just saying. 🔺
My wife and I just came back from a trip to Oaxaca, then to Mexico City. We loved Mexico City! We might make the move, depending on the next election 😵💫 we are retired. I was born in Mexico City 70 years ago.
Wow! Mexico City is great to visit! We recommend spending an extended amount of time here before making a big move. Because the city is huge and you want to see if you’re ready for that daily grind and movement.
Good video ! I like the Mexico 🇲🇽 weather! Thank you for informations and for sharing. I will go to visit this place. I watch your video's from Canada 😁👍
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Is the water shortage issue really as dire as the media portrays it? Some of those water shortage videos sound very pessimistic yet I see lots of videos like this where expats rave about how much they love the city so idk what to think 🤔
Fun fact: The Latin population in Vancouver has skyrocketed in the past few years, but it's a completely different aspect of the population than in America--it's virtually all middle class people from either CDMX or Guadalajara...probably because you can't just walk into Canada.
Hola algo que también puede servirles de información es que aquí en CDMX salieron y llegaron muchas influencias de toda Latinoamérica, desde la Patagonia, encuadrando el hermoso caribe, veo que les gusta la música de salsa, pero se van a encontrar con la gran riqueza cubana de sones y ritmos pasando por la música literatura y poesía de todos los países sudamericanos y partes costeras, andinos y la gran influenza colombiana con la cumbia, sin olvida a los cariocas brasileños, que también han enriquecido a nuestros países y viceversa. Saludos y abrazos.
Immigrants coming to the USA often carry various misconceptions and biases. As someone who immigrated to the USA, I encountered many fellow Mexicans who held both accurate perceptions and biases about Mexico. I believe this stems from their desire to distance themselves from the realities they experienced in Mexico. I was fortunate to have grown up in Mexico City, granting me access to resources that many people from rural areas lack. My perception of Mexico evolved as I had the opportunity to attend university and enjoy a more comfortable life. Also, Many of the Mexicans I met here with misconceptions about Mexico don't have an amazing life here either, which, to me, is also an interesting contradiction.
I thought about that a lot actually that someone from nyc would be so much more confident using the metro systems than I would lol Chicago’s is great but no where as hectic as CDMX and nyc 😅
@@EatBailaTravelYeap. I grew up in NYC, taking the subway and all. CDMX metro is fine. Maybe what they say about Chicagoans being softies compared to NYorkers is true after all. 😅
ah I'm so sorry I'm just now seeing this comment. We've been behind ever since I (Jenny) started my new job. I hope you enjoyed CDMX and I'm sorry we couldn't meet up
No worries my friend I appreciate the response. Yo it was fun!!! We are uploading our Teotihuacán video tomorrow the final part of that adventure. Thanks bro love your videos great vibe
You two look like you belong in CDMX! Coolest city in Mexico do doubt! ❤ So Jenny when will you know if you have the job? I can’t believe they have you waiting this long! Will pray for you it all comes together soon. My daughter has been very interested in something like this for a while. She wants to go to UNAM but only assumed she had to be a Mexican citizen to attend, which she can turn into with her Dad but hasn’t yet. But she’d prefer to go as a international student from a U.S. college.
gracias! 🤗 well, according to them "I'm their candidate of choice", and they're waiting on getting some sort of legal issues sorted out due to the fact that it's the university's first international job based in Mexico. It's taking longer than they expected, too. That's super cool that your daughter wants to attend UNAM! She could certainly go as an exchange student but I'm also fairly certain she could enroll as a non-citizen for her full education if she wanted to. Once I start the job I will know more and would be happy to offer guidance.
Ah cool - I have been following you guys and coming there soon for the Day of Dead for the first time - will be watching and maybe staying out of the metro lol
Your quality of life is going to largely depend on where you live. Rent can be expensive in some places. Narvarte is probably a happy medium. And yes, you’ll never ever run out of things to do.
Mexico tiene mucho que ofreser al igual muchas desventajas o sea sobre aviso no hay engano ustedes tienen la ultima desicion de quedarse o irse saludos.
thanks! We mostly used the Sony ZV1 in this video, but we also use our iPhone 13 and GoPro 10 in other videos. Usually we are using 2/3 for any given video, and sometimes all 3
Que Padre! Los felicito! I think you guys will do just fine there! CDMX it’s a world of its own! Epic history, beautiful art scene, delicious street food, world class cuisine, awesome museums and parks, friendly people! Endless places to visit and things to do! Shopping galore, marcados and very cool neighborhoods! You being from Chicago, you’ll know and learn how to get around safely, besides you speak the language! In essence, you’re Mexicans! No worries! Every place has drawbacks like the experience riding the metro, but CDMX has multiple ways of transportation and it’s very economical! I think once you live there, CDMX will transform your lives in a different level, and you will have an exceptional perspective of what México is all about! CDMX is a world class international city! You’ll be proud! Congratulations! Enjoy life! Buena suerte con el trabajo! Y bañaditos siempre más bonitos! X allá andare en las fiestas patrias! Saludos! Viva México 🇲🇽
Hey! We’re leaving Taxco today, had a great during the weekend! We’ll spend the night in Cuernavaca and we’ll be in CDMX tomorrow afternoon! Cuídense! Viva México 🇲🇽
Congrats on this next chapter! I hope your employment issues get sorted quickly so that you can settle in and start exploring (and sharing) in your spare time. My entire family loves CDMX - we have visited at least once every year since 2016 (and both my kids in their 20s have been there on their own - because they love it so much). In my opinion, Mexico City is the greatest city in North America! We just visited Paris in June and DF compares very favourably to that city as well. I am talking about vibrant culture, lots of well educated, hip young people starting up interesting businesses, great coffee, food, drinks, parks, history - even columns (Angel de Independncia in CDMX and Bastille in Paris). Mexico also has many beautiful streets as does Paris (with the sidewalks in the middle - as in Condessa and Roma). We could never get bored in either city. Mexico City has many challenges - but that is what makes it so interesting. As for "gentrification" - Mexico City is a top tier global city and, as such, will attract migrants - from other parts of the country and from around the world. Top tier cities have always been that way. This just puts Mexico on par with London, New York, Paris - and the other cities that attract young people looking to make a fresh start. Best wishes for much success and happiness in your new "home".
I love that you compared CDMX to Paris, when you put it this way, they do have lots in common. Top tier city indeed! We're so impressed by this city already
I was born and raised in Mexico City (Polanco). I live in Northern California now, but CDMX Is just an amazing world. So much culture, incredible higher education, tons of museums and one of the best gastronomies in the world. The areas of Roma, Condesa and Polanco are vibrant, diverse and beautiful. Good luck. Blessings!
From a former Chicagoan to another, bienvenidos a CDMX!! I’ve been living here for the past 31 years
Thank you! 🤗 are you a Bears fan by any chance? We’re looking for peeps to watch games with 😁
@@EatBailaTravel I must confess that since I met my husband I’ve leaned more towards the Steelers (don’t hate me) but one of my brothers (also king here ) and I still route for them. Da Bears 🐻
Bear down
Your money is worth more there plus you have CZcams videos
Hey guys welcome home if you need any info I be happy to help out I been living in Mexico city for a few years. I'm still learning and travel this great country. I came from California
I'm from Chicago too and I visited Mexico City last year and fell in love with the city. Not once did I feel unsafe. I think the city has so much to offer. I can't wait to go back. Good luck guys!
thanks so much!
Cause you probably only saw the bubble of Roma, condesa, polanco, centro historico. I can take you where the real 20 million people live where it takes 3 hours of public transport to get to work and people make less than 6k pesos a month and dont have running water or clean water (you dont have those problems in chicago). Where it is vandelized, potholes, trash, nothing compared to chicago
My wife and I lived in Chicago for many years. All I miss is my relatives and the food. ( Gorditas Aguascalientes, Los Gallos, Atotonilco's etc. ) You guys will do just fine. Mexico's economy is doing better every day. You'll be ok.
🇲🇽 How exciting! It will be nice to see you guys exploring the big city and thanks for taking us along on the ride!! Saludos from SoCal!!
sending our love to SoCal! 🤗
So glad I subscribed as a 23 yr/o Chicano from chicago I always gave this thought I'm here from your video on Puebla from where my parents are from ,cool Chanel guys!
We look forward to being able to watch you thrive in one of the most amazing cities on this planet. We have been living in Nayarit full time for four years and so far have only spent five nights in CDMX but are spending almost two weeks there over Christmas and New Years this year and are really excited about it. For those of you who are not lovers of big cities in general you must visit CDMX at some point to experience it.
thank you! We're excited to experience it all 🤗
Born in NYC from Mexican parents never ever forgotten about the motherland you guys are in your country as well we both from the US and Mexico don’t let anyone tell you otherwise, I’m also thinking in moving to Mexico City we should form a community
Thank you! and likewise to you! There's already a decent community of returned migrants who grew up in the US (deportees/adult children of deportees who came back with their parents) and they're great people to connect with so far. Let us know if you do come! We can definitely build up a healthy Mexican-American community in CDMX ❤️🇲🇽
nah dude. just because your parents are or were born in Mexico, that does not make you mexican. Maybe you have a cultural heritage, but you have to earn being mexican and being from mexico city. The place you are born in and raised in shapes you and configures your brain, thoughts, and culture in a certain way. We are part of a community with shared experiences, both good and bad. Being from Mexico city means that you have dealt with the sh@t, the cultural groups and subgroups, and everything that happens during your years of existence and that of those around you. This applies to every place, really but especially cities like this one. You are welcome to come here and connect with this culture, experience it and maybe become more mexican, but just because your ancestors were from some part of this country, that does not make you mexican automatically. To us, you are American with a mexican heritage, but more american than mexican that's for sure. If youre talking about building a community of mexican americans in CDMX, that already proves my point, because that means that those are the people you can relate to, and that you cannot relate to a true mexican born and raised here, just as we cannot relate to you and your experience of having been raised in whatever city or generic american suburb. My korean, japanese mexican friends whose parents are from those countries but they were born and raised here would agree. They are more mexican than any of you at the moment because we all were raised here. That concept of default nationality, is just an american concept. Happens with all of you calling yourselves "mexican, cuban, irish, french, italian, etc..." etnicity is not a nationality, it might be a subculture in your country, but its an actual full-on nation-wide culture in our countries. An irish american goes to Ireland saying they are irish, that will make people get pissed at them because you have to earn it through experience. You dont think like a mexican, you think like a mexican american born and raised in the US. PERIOD
@@MSE9107 nobody reading that and you’re a nobody to tell me that 🤡🤣
🇲🇽 🇲🇽🇲🇽❤️ me encanta Ciudad de México. As to the size, remember that each city is just a collection of neighborhoods. Mexico City is one of the great cities of the world. I have probably spent 30 days there in the last decade and I feel like I am just scratching the surface. I am heading there as part of a trip in October for another five days and plan on visiting neighborhoods I haven’t been to like Santa Maria La Ribera. I can’t wait. I am excited to see your Mexico City content in the coming months and I think it will be great for your channel. It is a seriously under appreciated city and people have many misconceptions as you pointed out in your video. Jenny-I really hope the job uncertainty gets sorted out soon, how maddening!
Congrats on this new chapter! I'm looking forward to your videos about Mexico City. I am planning to visit in October and I trust both of you can recommend the best places to visit!! Buena suerte! From one chicano to another! 🇲🇽
thank you! 😃 it might take us some time to figure out where the good spots are but we will do our best🫡 saludos paisano! 🇲🇽🇺🇸
Thank you again for sharing your stories. The two of you are going to thrive there. Of course there might be little headaches; but it’s all going to be worth it.
You’re inspiring so many people…..including me. 🎉
aw, thanks so much @Maxfield1978! 🙏🏽
You two look good together. I wish you many years of happiness.
Thank you 🥰❤️🙏🏽 6 years married so far and counting
I was born and raised in Chicago. Mexico City was not on my radar until I visited my friend here. I love it and plan to stay for a few more months. So far so good
Nice! Hey there fellow Chicagoan 🤗
I'm so glad you guys moved to Mexico City. When I retire, I am also moving to Mexico City, Polanco specifically. I love the culture, the food, the people, and having an international airport are among the many things that I love about that place.
nice! there really is a lot to love about this place
Ahhh!! My dream is to buy a place in Polanco! Another in Cancun. And, of course my “main” home here in Northern CA. I want to do the winter migration south and come back to CA during the summers (rainy season in Mexico). That’s my retirement dream.
That's probably the richest neighborhood in the entire country..meanwhile millions of good people in Mexico live on a few dollars a day..ok then.
Congrats on your new chapter! Love Puebla, Atlixco and Cholula!!
I love Chicago but get more anxious every year with robberies and carjackings. God Bless and we will be watching to see your next adventure!
Same, we love our city but it just became too much worrying about safety and everything else on top of that. And thanks so much 🤗
i took the metro about 4 times in cdmx, all i can say is wow. Although i would say, when it's less busy, its pretty straight forward to take which i loved, compared to nyc subways
It is! I think we got the hang of it. The only hard part is the crowds 🫠
Woohoo! Theres nothing like being young in a vibrant city!! Enjoy every bit of it❤
Thank you, Michelle 🤗
I am sorry about the lateness of the issuance that the job is yours, I remember you being both so excited about getting that massive job so wishing you all the luck that you get it and you both get to live in Mexico City doing what you want to do - Mexico City is great and I am sure the security situation has improved a lot since your parents were buzzing around as kids - I know my mum was shocked with how Lima had changed in the twenty years she was last there - living your lives happy there will put their minds at rest.
Thanks, Billy! Definitely, it’s not the same city they might’ve once known. Hopefully we can convince our parents to visit soon 😁
You both are going to do great in CDMX, can`t wait to see everything you`re doing!
Thanks so much!!
Greetings from a Chicago native now in living in Querétaro.
Great video . We are soon going to visit MC .
Go Cubs
Cool! Have you been to Brewer Gastro Pub in Queretaro? It’s owned by a fellow Chicagoan and the food is excellent.
Go Sox! 😁
You have a great career choice. I've worked as an academic advisor at a community college in Dallas and I work with a lot of international students.
I love higher ed ❤️
Love the way your channel is heading. I meet my wife in CDMX in 2001. We are a mixed family (white guy meets Mexican girl) It is as safe as any USA city. We take our teenagers to Mexico all the time. Eat drink and be happy
Thank you!. Eat, drink, dance*, and be happy! just needed to add our touch 😉😁
Hi
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My thoughts are that all roads lead to and emanate from CDMX. As has been the case for the last seven centuries. You don't 'get' Mexico fully if you don't 'get' Mexico City. A visit to Mexico focusing on its history and culture starts here.
@chacmool2581 thank you for that. I’m excited to take that next step in this learning experience 🇲🇽❤️
@@EatBailaTravel I envy you. Young and in Mexico City. Count your blessings!
Mexico City is awesome! 🥳 🌮
😁 excited to experience it!
Y'all are Mexican citizens, y'all aren't contributing to foreign gentrification. And I have been double thinking my location to move to in Mexico, I am going to Mérida to look at property in January. But part of me wants to explore Mexico City 😅😅😅, can't wait to see more videos of our beautiful capitol city!!🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
We love Merida and initially considered moving there! Thanks for your comment 🤗
*they are Mexican American because that’s what chicanos are!*
Merida is very hot but it’s a beautiful city. I live in CDMX which to me has ideal weather (can’t stand hot weather ). Whatever you decide, welcome to Mexico
@@judyleon830 yea I can imagine. I live near New Orleans in Mississippi on The Gulf of Mexico. So I am use to hot, humid, tropical weather. My only concern is si estoy delicado y need 24/7 Air Conditioning jaja pero me gusta mas que Cheeken. 😅😅😅
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y'all inspired me to go to mexico, ended up going to puerto escondido (ate at the local comedores), cdmx, pdc, cozumel! much love from nyc
I love to hear it! 🤗❤️ glad you enjoyed those beautiful places in Mexico 🇲🇽
Honestly just stay in USA if possible telling you this from personal experience. Mexico has no rule of Law. Although America has its own problems USA atleast in USA you can trust the police
Welcome guys!! I saw you both walking that day but was a bit shy to say hi. I’ve been here with my partner for over a year, we’re from CA but we’re like you (that’s why I can relate to your videos too). Anyway I hope you end up liking CDMX, it can be hectic at times and that’s when you know it’s time to go visit a smaller town. If you have any questions or need any help you’re always welcome to hit us up. - Tony & Law
Aw! We'd love to say "hi" next time! Are you on the Chicanos in Mexico Facebook page? If not, please look it up and join (if you have FB), we'd love to connect 🤗
I am so happy to hear you use the word CHICANO! 👏🏿👏🏼👏👏🏻
😁 we didn't really use it growing up but now that we're in Mexico we embrace it more!
Viva Mexico xq no ablan español
Hi Kevin and Jenny, I and my husband is sending you both positive thoughts you will get the job. Have a wonderful 😊
Thank you so much!
Altough I have relatives in Mexico City, it's a huge whirpool of people and a megalopolis that's too much for me! Greetings from Puebla, Mexico!!
I've been living here 59 years, but now I want to move somewhere smaller and more peaceful.
wow! that's a long time to live in one place. I've moved around all my life.
I hope everything works out with your job! It sounds perfect for you.
I hope so too! Thank you!
I hope that job pans out for you. Mexico City was one of my favorite places in Mexico I have visited while traveling around Mexico. Lived for a month there within a 5 minute walk to Bosque de Chapultepec. If you stay in one of the tourist zones like Roma Norte, La Condesa, it's a great place to live.
nice! we look forward to exploring all of those areas. Thanks for your comment!
Hi from a Chicagoan now retired in San Miguel de Allende! I'm 3 hours away and this is a great foodie town! I have a bedroom for you! You can walk everywhere from my home! Congrats on moving down here and now I am hooked on your amazing videos!! Thanks for taking us along!
We love SMA! Thanks so much, so kind of you to offer ❤️🙏🏽
I just visited CDMX for first time. I'm Chicana from socal and I watched some of your videos before going and all I can say is how can you not adore CDMX? Air and UV are kind of a problem for me but it's just clearly a place to feel happiness and wonder at the culture and history and warm hearted people. Not sure if I would ever drive as I do in My medium/small city in the United States. My Mexican mother scared me about going to Mexico after I graduated highschool. That's 30 years now. CDMX has less of a warning than several other states
hey if someone is talking bad about my country for sure I'm going to step up most definitely.
I grew in mexico my hold child hood. I was born in lewsville texas. you are welcome to mexico theirs a lot to explore indeed brobro.
I love every thing about yall how yall talked about your culture and introduce all about mexico. I thank yall for showing the other face about mexico it’s not bad how people make it seem. y que viva mexico cabrones y US because I have to thank the US too for giving me a new home and the opportunity to a great culture.
Los mexicanos , aceptamos a los Mexico americanos , porque son de nuestra sangre , no importa si crecieron en usa , son mexicanos 100%
❤️🇲🇽🇺🇸❤️ deberíamos de ser unidos siempre
All Mexicans have a bias against Mexico City just like all countries have a bias against their capital city or big cities. Everyone in the USA thinks NYC is awful and that all new yorkers are mean and weird, the French say the same thing about parisians, etc. My abuelitos were from Sonora and they hated CDMX and its people. That's why Yahritza said what she said. (That's why I'm really surprised everyone's attacking them when in fact all Mexicans trash talk CDMX, why single them out?, maybe because they're Chicanos? I don't know!.) The only Mexicans that think highly of CDMX are the locals, everyone else calls them "chilangos" (which means outsiders).
... Which only goes to show people's ignorance and prejudice.
To be fair, people from Mexico City think that Mexicans in the rest of the country are inferior. That's also true. The hatred is mutual. Just like USA folks think New Yorkers suck, New Yorkers think of the rest of Americans as country and backwards. So it goes both ways.
Yes exactly great point! It’s part of what baffles me too about all the hate
Yahritza went there personally and spoke the truth of her experience. Don't blame it on chisme de provincia.
Im in CDMX until end of September. Would be so cool to run into you guys! Really hope the job reaches out to you soon with a start date.
Hey! Let's get some tacos! DM us on Instagram
@@EatBailaTravel yes will do that will be dope!!!
Gentrification or not, you are all welcome here! Mexico is beautiful! and it has everything so it's super convenient :) Ps. I'm a local :)
Gracias 🙏🏽☺️
Yay! Be safe and have fun. Hope the job offer comes through soon Jenny!
I hope so too! Thank you, Dina!
That is a classic example of Mexico when getting a Job welcome to the world of buracracy non of which you experience in USA. THAT IS THE REASON I WILL NEVER LEAVE AMERICA I LOVE MY COUNTRY
Hope everything works well for you and you live Happy in Mexico City 🇲🇽
I hope so too! Thank you!!
Malinche
@@Alfa7beta0 Que wey?
Good luck! I look forward to your CDMX videos. Saludos desde San Jose, CA
Thanks! saludos right back to San Jose 🤗
Wow! No offer letter?! I hope it works out cuz I’m ready for y’all’s central Mexico videos! ❤
Yea, legal holdups with it being an international position and whatnot.. 🫠 but thank you! 😊
oh, wow! I can’t believe you don’t have the official offer yet. I’m sure it will all work itself out soon, but that has to be so stressful. 😕 coming for an art school background, I always heard about artists moving to Mexico City. It’s a cultural Mecca for artists and thus has always been a place I knew I’d want to spend a good chunk of time in. Sounds like you guys are seeing that there! Sounds like you’re already adjusting really well - just don’t get too smooshed on those trains!
Lol we’re doing our best 🚊🫠 hope you guys can visit us here someday!!
@@EatBailaTravel we hope so, too!
Mexican beauracracy is notoriously slow, nothing hard to believe
Just want to say that me and my hubby have been watching you both for a while now and always look forward for your next adventure. Cheers from San Francisco ca
Thanks so much to you both! We appreciate that a lot🙏🏽❤️ knowing we have your support 🥲🫶🏻 saludos to you in San Francisco
I lived in Mexico city for a year as I watched your channel, you both were living in Queretaro, during that time I explored the city like the back of my hand if you want some recommendations let me know!
nice! we'd love to know your favorite spots! 😁
Mucha suerte 🇲🇽
Muchas gracias 😊
Hi there,
I LOVE CDMX. We live in Silicon Valley, California and we travel to Mexico at least once a year. There are many options for entertainment and culture. I've watched a few of your videos and I decided to subscribe to your channel because I think you two make a beautiful couple with a positive message and I can relate to your cultural background. Keep up the awesome work and I wish you two success in your endeavor.
Aw that’s very kind of you to say. We’re super happy to have you! Is your family from Mexico also? What part?
@@EatBailaTravel Hi, Yes, I am from Guanajuato but I've lived most of my life in California. I look forward to watching your videos. Saludos y abrazos.
Guanajuato, hermoso estado ❤️🇲🇽
Los mexicanos siempre hemos sido grandes anfitriones y como no serlo aún más de hermanos como uds. Siento q esta tendencia a rechazar a los extranjeros es provocada por los grandes medios y las redes sociales, y deseo de corazón que no nos contagiemos de esa mala vibra, México siempre ha recibido al mundo con los brazos abiertos, y ahora que somos un país más rico y con más bienestar pues debemos aún ser mejores anfitriones.
Well I lived in n y c for a close to a year and at first it intimidated me the hustle n bustle of a metropolis little by little I got used to it n winded up loving it.
We’re adaptable beings 💪🏽 we’re actually now really enjoying CDMX too! 😊
The trend continues...of americans looking at (or even living in) various cities in Mexico - then ending up choosing CDMX! Good luck guys and thanks for the vids.
Glad you enjoyed, we hope we can make it out here.
Me gusto mucho ver este vídeo . Espero ver el siguiente vídeo del día del amor y la amistad🙏😍
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Its allways very important if you plan to move somewhere go for some time and see if you really like it. When i got my American Visa i kinda wanted to move to Los Angeles, but when i visited the city for a plan 3 week, i couldt take it anymore, i only lasted for 5 days, and i appreciate my home town, Ensenada Baja , where at least i can walk to the store by the corner. Thats my advise.
That’s great advice. LA is really cool but I don’t think I could live there either. We rented an Airbnb for a month and used that to explore neighborhoods to figure out where we wanted to live and that worked well for us.
i visited mexico city last Feb from Texas to attend Zona Maco, latin american's biggest art fair. i was impressed with the big boulevards and the public transportation during my 3 days. was not as polluted as i thought it would be and it was much greener than i thought (great tree cover).
i hope to attend zona maco again in 2024 so i can explore their famous food scene more. also would like to see their museums and ruins more (only went to carlos slim's museum, but was not impressed relative to texas or other u.s. art museums).
just did not have enough time there (i hope to check out their aztec artifacts and art someday, since the maya artifacts just finished a run in texas after the met in nyc - stunning). but clearly cosmopolitan city (just glad i did not have to drive a car there, much less use a cab during my short 3 day stay - subway was great for me).
there's soooo much to explore in this city! that sounds like a cool festival
Saludos muchachos from guanajuato Mexico 🌷🍺🇲🇽
saludos al hermoso Guanajuato 🫶🏽
The City Center(Zocalo) where you are at is where 'Tenochtitlan' was situated, the pic in the background you displayed is"Teotihuacán" - a pre-Mexica site; Just saying. 🔺
Thank you for the clarification
Never heard Mexican-Americans from the Midwest calling themselves Chicanos.. that word is deeper than that
The camera quality thoooo >>>
I enjoyed this video!
glad you enjoyed it! 🤗🫶🏽
Espero muy pronto ver su nuevo vídeo del día del amor y la amistad.🙏😍♥️
No creo que nos de tiempo 😅😅❤️
My wife and I just came back from a trip to Oaxaca, then to Mexico City. We loved Mexico City! We might make the move, depending on the next election 😵💫 we are retired. I was born in Mexico City 70 years ago.
Wow! Mexico City is great to visit! We recommend spending an extended amount of time here before making a big move. Because the city is huge and you want to see if you’re ready for that daily grind and movement.
Good video ! I like the Mexico 🇲🇽 weather! Thank you for informations and for sharing. I will go to visit this place. I watch your video's from Canada 😁👍
Hi there! Thanks for the visit 🤗 blessings to you in beautiful Canada 🇨🇦🫶🏻
Looking forward seeing y'all's experience living there! I enjoyed Mexico City when I visited in the past.🇲🇽
Thank you for posting videos! We need more channels of experiences from Hispanic Americans living in Mexico and other countries in Latin America.
Thanks so much for following along! and leaving a comment 🙏 it helps us grow and keep making content. If you know anyone else who might enjoy our videos, we'd appreciate the support in sharing our channel 🙏🙏❤ thanks so much!
Is the water shortage issue really as dire as the media portrays it? Some of those water shortage videos sound very pessimistic yet I see lots of videos like this where expats rave about how much they love the city so idk what to think 🤔
Yes the water shortage is really as big as the media portrays it. And it’s a lot of Mexico not just CDMX.
Interesting to see where you will be in 2024 ;) gosh, I do not miss Moscow metro however it was better in 2021 than begore 2015.
Viva Mexico 🇲🇽 best of luck to both of you
¡Viva! Muchas gracias ☺️
I only go back to Chicago to eat then I eat at my fave places then ready to leave lol
Lol. What are your favorite spots??
Lucky you, la Mecsicaw has made English its official language.
Fun fact: The Latin population in Vancouver has skyrocketed in the past few years, but it's a completely different aspect of the population than in America--it's virtually all middle class people from either CDMX or Guadalajara...probably because you can't just walk into Canada.
Ahh good point there. Never thought about that. Thanks for the funny fact
Hola algo que también puede servirles de información es que aquí en CDMX salieron y llegaron muchas influencias de toda Latinoamérica, desde la Patagonia, encuadrando el hermoso caribe, veo que les gusta la música de salsa, pero se van a encontrar con la gran riqueza cubana de sones y ritmos pasando por la música literatura y poesía de todos los países sudamericanos y partes costeras, andinos y la gran influenza colombiana con la cumbia, sin olvida a los cariocas brasileños, que también han enriquecido a nuestros países y viceversa.
Saludos y abrazos.
Immigrants coming to the USA often carry various misconceptions and biases. As someone who immigrated to the USA, I encountered many fellow Mexicans who held both accurate perceptions and biases about Mexico. I believe this stems from their desire to distance themselves from the realities they experienced in Mexico. I was fortunate to have grown up in Mexico City, granting me access to resources that many people from rural areas lack. My perception of Mexico evolved as I had the opportunity to attend university and enjoy a more comfortable life.
Also, Many of the Mexicans I met here with misconceptions about Mexico don't have an amazing life here either, which, to me, is also an interesting contradiction.
CDMX is like a separate country from the rest of Mexico.
also as someone from nyc, i'll live in cdmx in a heart beat
I thought about that a lot actually that someone from nyc would be so much more confident using the metro systems than I would lol Chicago’s is great but no where as hectic as CDMX and nyc 😅
@@EatBailaTravelYeap. I grew up in NYC, taking the subway and all. CDMX metro is fine.
Maybe what they say about Chicagoans being softies compared to NYorkers is true after all. 😅
thanks for sharing your "move to Mexico City" adventures
thanks for sharing the information @5:38 very useful !
L485
Glad it’s helpful 😊
De verdad si ya se regresan para Chicago? Acá yo les regalo los dulces 🙏😍
Jejeje 😊❤️
Enjoy the city...its known for their food. Cuidense 😊
Yes, so excited for the food! thank you
Bien bebidos de nuevo a Chicago🙏😍por fin sise egresan? 😘❤️
Jejeje ya quisieras 😆😁❤️🫶🏻
Yo we are going in late October. Care to join us for a video? Most importantly a tour guide ? We will stay in Roma .
ah I'm so sorry I'm just now seeing this comment. We've been behind ever since I (Jenny) started my new job. I hope you enjoyed CDMX and I'm sorry we couldn't meet up
No worries my friend I appreciate the response. Yo it was fun!!! We are uploading our Teotihuacán video tomorrow the final part of that adventure. Thanks bro love your videos great vibe
You two look like you belong in CDMX! Coolest city in Mexico do doubt! ❤
So Jenny when will you know if you have the job? I can’t believe they have you waiting this long! Will pray for you it all comes together soon. My daughter has been very interested in something like this for a while. She wants to go to UNAM but only assumed she had to be a Mexican citizen to attend, which she can turn into with her Dad but hasn’t yet. But she’d prefer to go as a international student from a U.S. college.
gracias! 🤗 well, according to them "I'm their candidate of choice", and they're waiting on getting some sort of legal issues sorted out due to the fact that it's the university's first international job based in Mexico. It's taking longer than they expected, too. That's super cool that your daughter wants to attend UNAM! She could certainly go as an exchange student but I'm also fairly certain she could enroll as a non-citizen for her full education if she wanted to. Once I start the job I will know more and would be happy to offer guidance.
Don't give up, you'll get it. But also you need to go directly to the company and apply.
Which company? Are you referring to my job?
@@EatBailaTravel
The one that your wife is expecting to work for in Mexico City
I hope you get your dream job sis!
THank you! Saludos
Cannot wait to see your adventures.
gracias! 🤗
Ah cool - I have been following you guys and coming there soon for the Day of Dead for the first time - will be watching and maybe staying out of the metro lol
metro or traffic, choose your torture lol! I get carsick in traffic so I will choose to brave the metro!
Coolest city in Mexico
Amen, brotha'!
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Your quality of life is going to largely depend on where you live. Rent can be expensive in some places. Narvarte is probably a happy medium. And yes, you’ll never ever run out of things to do.
Yes we noticed that the areas that offer higher quality of life also are much more expensive 😬
Mexico tiene mucho que ofreser al igual muchas desventajas o sea sobre aviso no hay engano ustedes tienen la ultima desicion de quedarse o irse saludos.
Muchas gracias por la sabiduría! Un abrazo amigo
Saludos amigo ❤❤
Hola! Saludos
You guys are an inspiration. Keep up with the great job!!! Mexico!!’
You are just rooting for the underdog
@dianabenavides2913 what makes us underdogs?
@edgarf3598 muchas gracias!
@@EatBailaTravel De nada! 👍.
Buena suerte! Saludos de Nueva York. Teotihuacan, Ok?
muchas gracias! haha, I caught that during editing, but it was too late 😝
Great video as usual ❤
gracias!
Congratulations on the new job btw
Aw, it ended up not working out… and I’m now suing them for wrongful termination 😔
Hope you get your offer letter soon Jenny!! Best of luck to both of you in CDMX!!
Thank you, Martha 🙏🏽
Your storytelling is the bomb, and your Mexico City videos make me laugh and learn. Kudos, seriously
aw, thanks! 🫶🏽💚😁
The Metro is no joke! Yikes!
we're starting to get the hang of it lol
What camera you guys using great blog
thanks! We mostly used the Sony ZV1 in this video, but we also use our iPhone 13 and GoPro 10 in other videos. Usually we are using 2/3 for any given video, and sometimes all 3
Que Padre! Los felicito! I think you guys will do just fine there! CDMX it’s a world of its own! Epic history, beautiful art scene, delicious street food, world class cuisine, awesome museums and parks, friendly people! Endless places to visit and things to do! Shopping galore, marcados and very cool neighborhoods! You being from Chicago, you’ll know and learn how to get around safely, besides you speak the language! In essence, you’re Mexicans! No worries! Every place has drawbacks like the experience riding the metro, but CDMX has multiple ways of transportation and it’s very economical! I think once you live there, CDMX will transform your lives in a different level, and you will have an exceptional perspective of what México is all about! CDMX is a world class international city! You’ll be proud! Congratulations! Enjoy life! Buena suerte con el trabajo! Y bañaditos siempre más bonitos! X allá andare en las fiestas patrias! Saludos! Viva México 🇲🇽
thanks so much, Mario! Your comment really hypes me up to live here 😁🫶🏽 y claro que sí 🫡🧼🇲🇽❤️
Hey! We’re leaving Taxco today, had a great during the weekend! We’ll spend the night in Cuernavaca and we’ll be in CDMX tomorrow afternoon! Cuídense! Viva México 🇲🇽
Nice! Are you staying in CDMX for el grito?
Congrats on this next chapter! I hope your employment issues get sorted quickly so that you can settle in and start exploring (and sharing) in your spare time. My entire family loves CDMX - we have visited at least once every year since 2016 (and both my kids in their 20s have been there on their own - because they love it so much). In my opinion, Mexico City is the greatest city in North America! We just visited Paris in June and DF compares very favourably to that city as well. I am talking about vibrant culture, lots of well educated, hip young people starting up interesting businesses, great coffee, food, drinks, parks, history - even columns (Angel de Independncia in CDMX and Bastille in Paris). Mexico also has many beautiful streets as does Paris (with the sidewalks in the middle - as in Condessa and Roma). We could never get bored in either city. Mexico City has many challenges - but that is what makes it so interesting. As for "gentrification" - Mexico City is a top tier global city and, as such, will attract migrants - from other parts of the country and from around the world. Top tier cities have always been that way. This just puts Mexico on par with London, New York, Paris - and the other cities that attract young people looking to make a fresh start.
Best wishes for much success and happiness in your new "home".
I love that you compared CDMX to Paris, when you put it this way, they do have lots in common. Top tier city indeed! We're so impressed by this city already
welcome to mexico city!
thank you!
Im dream is to move to cdmx! Best wishes to you guys! 🙌🏼
Thank you! I hope your dream comes true 💫😊