What it's like to be Black living in Mexico || Storytime (con subtítulos)
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A couple disclaimers:
1. Although I was only there for 1 month, I say, "lived in Mexico" because I had the option to (and originally planned) to be there for 7 months or more. I think the experience that I had pretty much represented what it would have been like for me no matter how long I would've stayed for.
2. I don’t want to make it all about me; my two friends and I all had very interesting & attention-filled experiences there, but I can only speak for myself (a black girl) and the interactions I had personally. It’s not to say that if you are some other race that you won’t experience something very similar (& I’m pretty sure my Asian American friend did).
3. Some of this may seem extreme or exaggerated but I cannot make any of this up lol! I even have footage of some of the many interactions I had. Bottom line is: if you go and you’re black, especially if you don't appear to be some random beach-goer, you WILL draw some type of attention, & people will want to interact with you very often.
4. I stayed in a touristy area (Puerto Vallarta), so I HIGHLY doubt I was the first Black person anyone had ever seen. But I was living there as if I was… living there… not like a tourist. So I wasn’t trapped on a resort, I was commuting like, grocery shopping like, and interacting with everyday Mexican people. Like 98% of the interactions I had (outside of my class/roommates) were with Mexican people/non-tourists.
Things people asked/ talked about:
my ethnicity/background
my looks
what I was doing in Mexico
my hair
how I know Spanish
my muscles
boyfriends 🙄 lol
I really never expected this video to become so popular and for so many people to see it. It was one of my first videos and I only had like 60 subscribers when I first posted it lol. So if you're wondering why I approached the video with this certain narrative, or stressed certain things, it was because this video was meant for a very specific (and smaller) audience and at the time I was really only expecting close family and friends to see it. But even a year later so many people are still watching it and everyone is so nice in the comments 💕 I really do appreciate it all, and everyone who has subscribed! :) I think you all are so sweet, men and women. This is why I love Mexico in the first place hahah ❤️
Number one you are really beautiful,your smile is beautiful and those eyes!.. yeah .. I’m Mexican and been leaving in the states for a while and I noticed that most of the Hispanic people the comes to the US tends to identify more with black people , most white people is nice don’t get me wrong but they missing a bit of flavor.. and you know us Mexicans, we like party, music, and flavor and dam you black girls have a lot of that, and much more 😉😍
Marry me...
Go to China and we also stare too blah blah blah
MAN,, SHE'S SO BONITA.
Yes
Yeah, don't be offended, i live in Mexico. People call me "negro" or "Moreno", but we don't use the word negro as an insult.
Alejandro Castellon yeah it’s just that the white people used that word to demean black people but I guess they couldn’t even say the word right, they said “negroe” but I would consider it racist if you say it in Spanish and the context matters.
Even if you are light brown skin in Mexico they call u negro. My family call me negro too.
Yup in latin american in general if you are dark skinned like myself get called negro or moreno but its not ment to offend.
Hasta canciones hay pa los moren@s. La negra tiene tumbao, negra concentida, negra salome, negro jose.
Alejandro Castellon it’s not an insult it just means dark skinned boy if you say negro or if for a girl negra it’s just a nickname for a darkskin
En Mexico si vemos a una persona de diferente color, nos gusta verla, pero no es con mala intencion, lo que pasa es que nos agrada ver gente diferente hasta nos gusta escuchar su forma de hablar porque es diferente.
Llama la atención porque no es común
True
Exacto aqui no somos rasistas
❤️Cierto.
Exacto! Nos llaman muchísimo la atención en una buena manera
Wow, que amables todos ustedes son. Después de 3 años, todavía estoy recibiendo tanto amor y apoyo. No puedo expresar el nivel de gratitud, humildad, pero además el aprecio que siento. Estoy abrumada por el apoyo. Mi corazón esta llena. Yo deseo yo puedo abrazarlos a todos ❤️ Seguiré subir más video hablando en español, o por lo menos con subtítulos para que pueden entender y seguir.
Saludos desde Durango, México... eres una hermosura.
Bonita 👍👍
Most of us have deep roots, and your roots and culture, are exceptionally rich and extremely beautiful.
cuídate en esta cuarentena
Que linda, gracias
I’m mexican, and I think she’s absolutely gorgeous.
Uhhhh she is she has perfect facial features no one really cares about the skin it's more about the facial structure those who say different are just jealous
Lol cuando estaba viendo el vídeo me sentí alagado de k mi país no es tan rasista
@@angelGarcia-bq6hf México si es racista lamentablemente , Aunque también somos muy abiertos a otras culturas , también hay gente racista :(
@@jesushernandezjaramillo8961 la mala hierba nunca muere
@@angelGarcia-bq6hf si hay gente racista... Pero son de esos que se creen de la realeza. Soy de Monterrey y te puedo decir que zona de por aquí está llena de racistas jejeje, pero la raza, los que somos color cartón (en diferentes tonalidades) no tenemos bronca.
Aunque si conozco unos que son de color humilde como yo y se creen nazis jajaja 🤣
I lived in Chiapas México off and on for over 9 years.
The first year was the hardest because people stared constantly. I always became defensive, but finally realized they were starting at me because many had never seen a black American.
I now live 3 hours from Mexican border in San Antonio. I constantly miss Mexico, the friends I made, the food, and the diverse beauty.
There is no country like Mexico to me, I love love love Mexico
This is EXACTLY how I feel. I miss it so much; you'd've thought I was born and raised there or something lol. But I cannot wait to go to Chiapas. That must have been amazing for you!
AyeGetItBroady I can't even start talking about it because I might cry lol. 9 years of my life at the bottom of Mexico, the true Jewel of the nation
I empathize with this so much haha
Kevin Thomas .. hey! That's an insult! Where do you leave the rest of us!?, you have to go and visit other states, long visits.. then we'll talk..
I apologize for butting in, I couldn't help it.. there's not one jewel but a treasure full, that's what Mexico is.
Blanca Tobon oh stop it! I take it an insult that you’d take my PERSONAL OPINION as an insult lol.
I lived in Mexico almost 10 years and visited almost all the states of the Republic at least once. I also lived in Chetumal, Zacatecas, Saltillo, Chihuahua, and Texacoco. Spent ridiculous amounts of time in Veracruz, Tabasco, Oaxaca, Tamaulipas, and of course Nuevo León.
If I say in my opinion Chiapas is the hidden jewel of the nation I have a damn right to say so.
People visit the USA and declare NY or San Francisco as cultural jewels of our nation, we know there are many other cities that can hold those distinctions, but we don’t take it as an insult, just stop the silly lol lol
Plus, I said I love love Mexico. ALL OF MEXICO
I love this. I often stay in Mexico for weeks. I feel so loved there. And for once I feel so good in my skin. I ALWAYS feel beautiful there.
because you're beautiful... the skin doesn’t matter here💗
Skyler Kelly you are beautiful in any place of this planet with your beautiful way of thinking, take care please, love you.
May I ask which part you visit? Do you use airbnb??
PG Henry Playa Del Carmen 🤍
PG Henry but I don’t use air bnb
Pues como mexicana déjame decirte que si eres muy bonita.
P y si no lo fuera?
@@HBR-c4f pues no lo sería... Jajajajaja
@@tentudiez5998 hahahahahah
@@tentudiez5998 😝
la neta esta chula si es mi tipo!
As a Mexican, getting called "Morena", "Chocolate", "Negrito" is not done meaning to be racist, most dark skinned persons are sometimes called like that but most of the times its said in a friendly way, we use it for our friends, If you hear this words do not think that they are being mean to you, not only in Mexico, this applies to all of Latin American countries. We love visitors and we always get exited when we meet someone from another country, that is why a lot of people look at you.
yea i agree with the “morena” one, it’s used in a friendly way
Yep... Its the same here in panama.. Morena is a friendly thing
Excited from another country. Unless you from another Spanish country
Moreno/a sure, but negrito/a, ehhhh
No les entendi ni madres pero eso ya fue pasarse de lanza
La palabra "morena" es usada en todo México para referirse a una persona de tez café y no es un insulto más bien se les dice así de cariño, yo también soy "moreno" la gente me dice así y yo no tengo ningún problema. Saludos 😉
Es un hermoso apodo con cariño tipico de México y también el decirle negro a alguien no representa un insulto para nosotros de hecho en mi familia mi primo y a mi nos dicen Hey more! por morena y a él le dicen Hey mi negro! Y nunca lo hemos escuchado como un insulto
No sé usa de cariño el decir moreno es solo un adjetivo, si te dicen moreno es porque te ven café no blanco
@@anonimoanonimo2144 yyyyy??? No tenemos ningún problema con eso
@@anonimoanonimo2144 uhmm... De hecho, mucha gente lo usamos como cariño o apodo para amigos o familiares, es un apodo común que no se usa con mala intención y muchas veces incluso preferimos decir Moreno y Lorena antes de decir Negro o Negra porque aveces estas dos se sienten muy feas
También está "Prietito" o "Prietita" Mi abuela me dice "Mi prietita brazos de palo de escoba, piernas de rana" de cariño uvu
For dark skinned people:
Do not feel discriminated against because of their skin color, in Mexico 70% of the population is brown skinned
North of Mexico is yellow skin
@@jacobolopez7007 Not all, I'm from north of Mexico and I'm brown skinned
Not brown !!
John Raven light brown skin you meant
Mmm no, I'm from Mexico and the skins are of all colors, there is no skin color that identifies us. For example, I'm White
Those girls want to take a picture with you, because they probably thought you were a Super Model, a celebrity, or simply because you're are gorgeous (Mexicans appreciate beauty beyond skin complexion).
Brenda Picache A. Si! Es que esta guapisima!
They are excited because they see you for you and instantly loved you. It's not everyday they have a young African American around.
Totalmente de acuerdo con esto.
If they stare at you is because they never came around a a black person before. It's a new experience and that's why
and if we were to mention asains in a conversation, we would say chino/chinito/chinita
When I was at elementary school I used to read a tale called "La niña bonita y el conejo blanco" (The pretty girl and the white rabbit) and it was about a dark skin girl and I like it because description was so deep and beautiful. The rabbit was so in love of girl's skin and the really wanted to be black. I loved it that story so much. I wanted to be as tanned as the girl. Her eyes, her skin, her lips and her hair were absolutely hypnotic 😍 Since then, I really love dark skin. It's so flawless 💕
Yo recuerdo ese cuento. Las ilustraciones eran bonitas 💕💌
Nunca lo he leído 🤔
El pobre conejito estuvo toda la noche bebiendo café negro y sólo consiguió estar orinando y orinando :(
@@Supperbeta Pobrecito :(
Según yo en el cuento el conejo le pregunta a la niña como es que tiene su piel así, y la niña le va diciendo que ella tomaba o comía cosas de color negro.
Este cuento lo ví desde hace mucho tiempo en mi escuela y ahora me ha traído recuerdos este comentario :')
Sii recuerdo ese cuento, en el libro de español de la primaria
I'm African and I live in 🇲🇽. I'm married to a Mexican. Mexican people are a very good people. Never be ashamed of your colour.
¿De qué parte de África vienes, y dónde vives?
(Saludos desde CDMX ♥️)
@@liaml.e.5964 otr@ mexican@? :D
Mexicans very nice to the Haitians
Precisa 🐒
@@liaml.e.5964 I'm from Ghana in the Western Africa and I live in Tijuana.
I’ve seen many videos of black’s experiences in Mexico, and let me offer a word of advice to you guys.
DO NOT bring your American experiences with you, and think that we are going to treat you the same way. Put your guard down. Be who you want to be, lower your weapons.
We will definitely stare at you. We will definitely make comments. We may even point. But do NOT misunderstand this with your experiences that you’ve had growing up in America.
We have never seen someone like you, and all this staring/commenting is because of curiosity. You are new to us. In Mexico we have just about every race imaginable, except for black. There are black Mexicans, but most Mexicans have never met them.
We are not being racist. If anything, we DO think you’re beautiful. We admire your skin tone. (It’s gorgeous!), those smiles (they make our hearts flutter!). We are admiring a beauty that Mexicans rarely get to see.
So anyways, American blacks. Sorry that America has hardened you and you’ve developed a defense mechanism against the incredible racism you experience, but you won’t experience this in Mexico. We love you guys! We respect you! You are our equals.
Their Gringo experiences..... White and black people are not American. There is now name for USA nationals....they don't have a name. The Americans are the brown people for Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, etc....the Hopi, Cherokee, etc.
Thanks for your honesty !😊
@@highschool4624 wrong.the name america has nothing to do with so called native americans. Who only identify as such because of poltical correctness. America has its name given to it from amerigo vespucci.
So yes we are americans. Dip shit.
Love the indigenous people.
@theknightof86 That was beautiful!😊
theknightof86 Awww I felt that 🌺 black people love mexican people and culture too
I will never forget my trip to Mexico. They made me feel soo welcomed. It was fun, relaxed and they guys were sexy as hell out there. I got about four numbers lol.
Kev KK really?👀👂
You’re amazing pretty 😍
well u could 5 number if u add me lol but yea I'm Emmanuel btw so u came too Mexico wat part?
My bff was African American and omg she would get hit on left to right ❤️
Hahaha i'm Mexican and i know my people.. haha
This is exactly how it was when my Mom, aunties, cousin and sister took a girls trip to Cancun. Everyone treated us like queens. 🥰🥰🥰
Girl I’m so jealous you’re so pretty!! 😭
-a Mexican American
in Mexico when someone calls you “Negrita”, “morena” is not in a bad way unlike the US or other counties we mean it in a friendly way unlike the U.S uses the word Black in a negative way...
Well it’s offensive to me I refuse to accept a derogatory term for who I am I am a Caribbean American I am fluent in Spanish and it is offensive I do not accept that term nor do I answer to it when people approach with that term. There is a small population of black Mexican in Mexico that derived there since slavery Mexico had a black president IT IS OFFENSIVE and I refuse to adapt to the term
MsJanell27 it’s not used like that it’s used as a compliment I’m black myself and I don’t really care
@@NelliLowe yeah it's offensive to you because you live in usa and people there get offended by litteraly everything and you just showed it lol
MsJanell27 i dont find it offensive. They call Asians chino and whites gringo lol its not used as a slur half the time
MsJanell27 “Negra” literally translate to black (in feminine form) are they supposed to say “black person” in English? A language that they don’t use?? It isn’t an offensive term it’s just the word you use to describe someone who’s black
I’ve been to Mexico many of times and I have that same experience. The men and women there were soo nice and the men were definitely gentlemens. They treat me better than my own race back in America.
Thank you! we love nice non racist tourist, your so welcome here in México 🇲🇽 :D
You are welcome in Mexico again, beautiful ! 🇲🇽🥰🥰🥰
México Is part of America
Greetings from mexico. We love you and your welcome
You are a Lady.
As a dark skin black girl, this makes me really happy that you had a positive experience in Mexico. In the U.S you're kind of conditioned to think ppl don't like you because of your skin color. This gives me a warm feeling.
These comments make me so happy! This is all I ever wanted in the first place 😊 Never expected this many other people to see it haha
Hola! thank you for sharing your experience with us. As a Mexican American I really appreciate the feedback. I apologize for your experience in the USA. to have been conditioned to think that being black is something to be offended by. I almost cried with your video because you reminded me what Mexico is about. Regardless of any political issues going on in Mexico we all are just good people wishing each other well. As a Mexican American moving to the US I feel like just by being present it’s offending somebody enough, no wonder I live with this anxiety. My experience in the US is a little bit different, i once to stood next to a black girl in a line and smiled at her and all I got was a nasty look. I was worried she thought I didint meant well. it scared me. Truly. Don’t know why my comment turned so blue haha, but kudos to you and share more about your fun experiences in Mexico !🇲🇽 ❤️
@@KarenRamos-kd1cs It really makes me happy seeing us African/African Americans and Latinos getting along :)
Its generally black people telling other black people that they are 'less than' others.
Yall know this is true.
@@Mr.Ut21 Unfortunately, yes. A lot of ppl who bullied me for my skin tone were black themselves.
“Morena/negra” is such a non offensive word in Mexico that even one of our most influential political parties in the country is named Morena lol
No it’s still rude because you are relegating someone to just their skin tone. Me and my family are brown skinned Mexicans but my moms side is incredibly racist/colorist and they would joke about her complexion and hair texture and growing up I just thought it was normal but after a while I realized how malicious and passive aggressive they were being
@@anjealousanaconda9692 depends of the intention, context and the inflexion of the word.
@@anjealousanaconda9692 morena has never been a bad word, there is a lot of poetry and songs talking about it. That is why the right-wing parties started calling "Prietos" to the supporters of the Morena political party. The whole reason for the word "Prieto" to exist is to be offensive against morenos.
@@anjealousanaconda9692 so saying white people to white people its rude? Cuz its calling people by they color.
Moreno is not offensive is even a surname in here... You know 'Mario Moreno Cantinflas'.
She's pretty. I'm surprised she was surprised people were complimenting her looks
Yes! Very attractive woman
@@israelleonchacon9291Lets be honest Chacon. En Mexico la piel morena NO es lo mas atractivo. Menos la piel negra.
She's fine and cute personality 👀
Most people were probably staring due to her flawless skin and being pretty, not black.
@@Chactemal Sorry but Mexicans doesn't seem black people pretty. In Mexico 99% want to have light skin like the Asians. That doesn't mean they are racist.
Girl do you realize that you have smooth silky skin, very beautiful.
Gay
AS J Jealous male
I was thinking the same thing
I know right, I'm also dark skinned (maybe just a bit lighter than her) but she has such an even skin tone on her whole body, I'm low-key jealous 😂.
AS J that did make them feel happy so yes feeling is very gay.
I’m Mexican and literally the first thing I thought when I saw you was “wow she is so beautiful”
Same.
x2 like "she's gorgeous, 'm sure someone took a picture with her"
Same
I know right. She's fine dang haha.
I'm Mexican and they're staring at you cause your gorgeous not because of your skin color
Yo soy mexicana y te voy a decir que eres muy hermosa...👑🙅♀️🇲🇽 bienvenida seas!!!! 🙏🏻😇
Estoy de acuerdo contigo, esta niña es bellísima y buena onda.
Wow as a Mexican man it feels good to see all this positive comments
I'm a full blooded, Born and raised in Mexico City
Married to a Beautiful Black Woman
N we have 5 little BLAXICANS lol
3 girls 2boys
SALUDOS my beautiful BLACK WOMEN !!!!!!!
yo mexico city be racist.. maybe not to foreigners but with each other you know being darker can get hate
Jesus Reyes l always hear that. Especially the people that come from the country. But it’s true what they say. The worst enemy a Mexican can have is another Mexican 🤦♀️😔
It’s the self hate, Mexicans come in all colors
But majority are brown skin
Maria Valdez - sad but true
Endthefeds! Idk self hate some I guess. But Mexicans make jokes about every race they don’t care
"Morena" es un apodo cariñoso aqui en México, para que no se sientan discriminadas, es un apodo para decirles hermosas,lindas,preciosas,bonitas, etc al igual que "Moreno"
En mi país (República Dominicana) lo decimos por varias cosas: lo decimos por cariño (sin importar el tono de la piel) y también le decimos así a las personas que tienen un tono de piel como marrón, es decir que no son lo suficiente oscuros para ser negro pero tampoco lo suficientemente claros para ser blancos, más o meno como mi color....... en mi país hay tanta variedad en tonos de piel que te sorprenderías al escuchar la enorme tabla de nombres que le tenemos a cada tono 😅😅😅😅
@@Lis.Padilla Eres de México?
Porque en México hay varios tonos de color es de piel blanco, negro blanco, Moreno, negro , etc.
Puedes buscar ver un video de tonos de piel que existen en México y veras que no solo en nuestro país somos todos Morenos hay una gran variedad de tonos de piel en México.
Lisbeth Padilla literal en República Dominicana te dicen morenita o morenito, y es normal llamar a alguien negro, tipo “pero mi el flow de ese negro” y negra.
Yo soy dominicana y gracias por el dato sobre Mexico, y pues se que en tu país no todos son morenos porque me la paso investigando mucho sobre cada cultura de cada país en Latinoamérica y eso me ayuda a saber más de su gente
Yo no diría "para que no se sientan descriminadas" pues lo aplican aún a personas de tes clara en ocasiones, hoy en día es cómo un modismo.
I’m black and I love it in Mexico. It’s crazy I feel more welcome and accepted there than I do in the United States. I speak Spanish so I’m sure that helps, but it’s been great every time I’ve gone to Mexico. The moment you leave the United States you quickly realize all the negative shit they say about us here and the negative things they say about other countries is a bunch of bullshit.
Mexico took in a lot of run away slaves to protect them. Many Mexicans are afro Mexican or afro decent.
Say that
In Latin America to be black is not to be something of the other world, because when the Europeans arrived in Latin America there were natives of tan color.In the United States the natives were racially finished while the Afro used as slaves in Latin America were given more freedom, as well as the natives but were also victims of slavery.
@@juliuscaesar5128 tan, alot of the natives looked black.
No matter your color, if you speak Spanish to us, we see you as one of us automatically lol
Unfortunately some us were raised by insecure moms, A lot Mexican moms tend to have a lot insecurities due to the machismo in our culture, the man cheating and making our moms feel like they were not enough. so we grow up hating other women bc they look better, are more successful,etc we tend to fall into our mothers steps and don’t know how to accept a complement yet give a complement. It’s sad. So beautiful black queens please don’t take it personal when a Mexican/Latin girl stares at you.. 9 out of 10 they are just admiring you💗 Mexican woman we are beautiful we are strong, good hearted we mean no harm. We are learning to celebrate others.
I definitely feel like that is an issue eithin the Black community too, but you're right, I think people are getting better with it. But yea, I agree that Latinos, especially the women, are always sooo sweet when I actually talk to them! I absolutely adore all of my friends (and I've made so many over the years) from Latino countries! ❤
As a black man that's been to Mexico about 6 times... I'd say its all love for us. I've never experienced any ill will or anything. I love it down there. The Mexicanas are nice to us. #BrooklynInTheHouse
In mexico we love all skin colors 😁 🇲🇽
Where did you go? Any good places you can recommend?
@@D33Lux Fam for sure!!! But it depends what your into... Right now I'm in Tulum and its wayyyy diff than Playa Del Carmen & Cancun. Mexico City is dope too.... Pull up on my channel if want to see the Mexico vibe I have 3-4 vidz....Should roll out 2 or 3 more next week.... They treat us like gold out here.... Tulum and Playa are kind of easy to reach & better for mixing it up with the locals... But lemme know....
Did you ever have to pay in people to pass a bridge
Dont get rob in the train
Im from México, and I have seen many dark skin girls as you before, and I am the type of girl that keeps staring at you, but Is because I find you very atractive, and you girls are so beautiful, I really love the dark skin people♥️
You should be proud of yourself, you're beautiful ♥️
Mexican girls are beautiful to ❤ in the country i am from germany we star to latinas a lot so if your mexican and come her everyone will be attracted to you and call you pretty because your latina and latinas have a reputation of being pretty and hot here so .
Mexican girls are very pretty I am Mexican American. I just am attracted and love brown skinned Latina women
i agree, i would like to have more friends like her
Same here, you all are so beutiful. I'm hispanic and took a dna test and was so happy to find out I'm 6% african american...now i can oficially use african american clothes 😁
@@cindyramos5957 well kinda...im 10%
Ok I am Mexican and I am hoing to tell you that the fact that you are from another country it's a HUGE factor on guys having a crush on you. We tend to idealize foreigners.
Shofar Olaguez That happens in all countrys. We are genetically attracted to people with different genes that us
Carlos Castro not in the states no :)
metalsabatico that is something that is inmerse in your genome. Is a way of preservation, assuring genetic variability of the species. That happens to the majority of species. Take some lessons of genetics, also, if you want to share something check if is rigth or not
Lucy Towey "most mexicans have self racist white supremacy and most mexicans are racist and discriminative" are you freaking serious? I am sure there is people like that but is not near the truth that MOST mexicans are that way. Keep saying shit come on
Carlos Castro she's right though. Us Mexicans are hella racist but it's so ingrained within the culture that we don't notice it most of the time. Hell, even calling someone an "indio" is an insult here in Mexico. There's a reason why there's this thing called "malinchismo".
We are the creators (the Aztecs) of the “chocolate”
So now you know why we Love the “morenas”...😘😘😘🇲🇽
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 a huevo!
We Mexicans(SPANIARD and Central Native)are also the one whom brought the Slaves here.
😘😘😘😘
But like Muhammad Ali said: "Thank God mh Grandaddy got on that boat!"
It's not just Mexico, black girls are seen as beautiful in more places around the world than not. It's been my experience in South Asia, France, Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, Ghana, Africa in general, Spain, Greece and all over Latin America and Italy where I live. I am Afro Latina from the US. I went to college in Italy and the attention from men and women alike was insane. I married an Italian and stayed in Italy, not returning to America. Black girls, our dark skin, our natural hair, our shape everything is appreciated outside of the US. The truth of who we are is seen without the negative media machine lying to us and about us.👍🏾
Me disculpas pero en España son super racistas con las personas de color negro, en los demás países africanos es obvio que no van a discriminar por el color de piel o nacionalidad.
@@ricardodelapaz3963 I agree, Spaniards are more racist with black/dark people (not everybody but a great percent of population are) ; they EVEN are racist with Latinamerican (Hispanics) people .... so go figure !
What? Italy is amongst the most racysttt countires
We look different from everybody. The chosen . All praise to the most high
Is true many countries see black women are gorgeous and have the best figure
Girl... If girls look at you... They might find you attractive too.
She is...
Hell yea
@@charlyperez1636 indeed she is
I am not sure if its just my family but I have noticed that in most latino cultures its is perfectly acceptable for a women to find another women good-looking and beautiful with out really being attracted in the romantic or sexual way. It is just like we are used to saying WOOO she is pretty and that is it not much more.
I'm a girl jaja and I actually do She's so pretty c:
Por nuestra historia, nosotros tratamos de no discriminar, sabemos que es eso. Nos amamos por todo lo que ha pasado en nuestra historia y las mezclas que se hicieron durante la época colonial.
Es verdad que existe cierto racismo en México, pero no es igual que en Estados Unidos, usualmente todos nos queremos por quienes somos, y no tanto por el color de piel.
Que bueno que les guste México, es hermoso
depende donde vivas, no es el misma percepcion en los altos de jalisco que en un pueblo de oaxaca o guerrero por ejemplo, los primeros son muy perjuiciosos y sesgados (termino correcto) y en oaxaca o guerrero no lo es tanto ese problema ya que entre indigenas, negros, mestizos y güeros rancheros compartimos la misma clase economica y estrato social.
Más bien hay más racismo hacia los indígenas
@@biancapanico7041 incluso entre indigenas hay discriminacion y segregacion, si no checa en los chamulas
México sí es racista, sobre todo con los indígenas, pero no lo es al nivel de Estados Unidos, donde es muy importante saber a qué raza perteneces y eso define tu rol dentro de la comunidad. Me sorprendió mucho ver como una chica gringa clasificó a sus amigos en asiáticos, negros e hispanos, como si la raza fuera una característica importantísima y definida (aunque varios de ellos ya sean mestizos también) Cuando aquí no es algo que sea relevante ni en lo que la gente se fije.
Bianca Panico no solo contra los indigenas también contra los Centro Americanos
This content was so necessary. Thank you so much. Going to Mexico in a couple weeks and thinking of moving there and this has really been on my mind.
Sin duda eres más que bienvenida! 😁
Bienvenida ✌🏻🙂
@@enriquemendiola1805 muchos gracias!! 🥰 I’m here now!
@@arturocortes3511 muchos gracias amigo!!
Bienvenida, conoce toda la cultura, cada estado de la república tiene su cultura y su comida, ¡Enjoy!
I never knew about racism , until I came to the usa .
Which is depressing
Lol you never been to df or southern mexico
@@o1h823 yes I have
That is not racisim is classism
But that is all over the world makes no difference calor of skin
gallego c it makes difference because Mexicans are racist with darker skin Mexicans, and that is when classism comes in, people just don’t get the same opportunities just because of their skin color.
Not all Mexicans are the same but the majority are, I know that for a fact because I’m Mexican
A bit of black History in Mexico here!!! I am a mexican history teacher, during colonial times the spanish brought More that 500 thousand African slaves to Mexico, then why most of mexicans don't know and afromexican? Well most of them were integrated and mixed with mestizos (mixed mexicans) and native mexicans, the black were never take apart, they were accepted as mexicans, as equals, even the second president of Mexico Vicente Guerrero was an afromexican and nobody cares that because the origin in Mexico never has been important, today there are a very small black comunities that are not much mixed but the reason was only that were very very far and inaccessible at the time, but not now.
It's more or less the same in all Latin America, especially in the Spanish Caribbean !!!!! Well, starts with the Spaniards who really didn't mind at the Conquista mixing with native races. OK, most of those were not proper marriages but they did it anyway. I know now you have a tiny community of Haitians close to the U.S. border: good for you, I read these Haitians are hard workers and some of them even have a degree (teachers, technicians), they are very happy with the opportunity of working in Mexico, sending money to their families in Haiti and grateful for the interactions with Mexicans there as they are not discriminated: people even started buying typical cuisine dishes at their tiny sales booths.
Thank you. This was very informative.
Also, the first mexican president, Guadalupe Victoria, was an afromexican man
en donde vivo tambien hay una comunidad de negros que huyeron de la esclavitud junto a un grupo de nativos americanos, no recuerdo quien fue el presidente que les dio tierras en este municipio y aqui se asentaron. claro que ya noi hay negros puros, pues se han ido mezclando con la gente de aqui. son los negros mascogos y los kikapu. en muzquiz coah.
Hola :D yo también soy historiadora y lo que comentas es muy interesante, ya que como no mencionas la integración social se dio de manera fácil. Sin embargo, sí que se excluyó a la tercera raíz dentro del proceso de creación nacional y creo que es importante retomarlo, ya que si bien hoy en día hay comunidades afro mexicanas a lo largo del país, la realidad es que muchos mexicanos tenemos ésa mezcla integrada aunque el color de nuestra piel no lo refleje. Es una parte importante de nuestra historia que ha pasado ya mucho tiempo escondida.
Existe una tesis en la UNAM que se llama "La ausencia de lo afro en la identidad nacional" y abarca más al respecto. Recomendadísima.
Saludos.
I live in Mexico and we Mexicans stare at u cuz we're just curious and find you unique. Even tho we are also dark skinned or morenos we find your skin color different, at least in my opinion black people have this glow in their skin that I don't have and I find yours beautiful .☺️
I'm glad you like Mexico and that it treated you well.
🤗🤗🤗🤗
Black skin is the most beautiful 💪🏿
I mean, it's so soft and it stays like that for ages.
White (milk) skin gets all wrinkled and stained with the years 👎🏻
No es tanto por la piel, es más por las facciones de una persona afroamericana
i know what you meen (? im mexican too, and once there were some girls from unitad estates and they were saying things like why do they watch us, are they judging because we dont have the same brown skin ? , but we were just curious, is just that we dont often see that tone
I’m Mexican and I love all my black people 👏🏻✌🏼
Love you back !!! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
WOW TY AND I LUV MEXICANS AND IM BLACK
“negrita”, “morena”, “prietita”, is not necessary offensive; your skin could be blue, green or futzia, we won’t care down in Mexico, we’ll still say “buenos días “ to you and tell you you are pretty. There are native Afromexicans in the states of Guerrero, Oaxaca and Veracruz. Yes, there are racists in México too, but they are the less.
the second president was black and they named the state Of Guerrero after him
I am what you could call a white passer, and I get called "mi negra". These terms are for endearment, of course sometimes they are used in order to offend, but that's not common.
No, debo decir que no, el racismo en México esta vivo y muy presente, pero no se presenta tanto con la gente afro, sino hacia la gente de piel morena, y de rasgos indígenas.
they are racist towards mexicans from small towns who tend to have a darker skin.
Prieto es bastante odioso. Siempre se utiliza más para denigrar que para otra cosa :)
I'm a 66 year old black woman with a curly afro and skin about your skin's color, and this year, I've spent 2 weeks in Merida. A man came up to me in the drug store and politely kissed my hand and said how delighted he was to see a lovely black woman in Merida. Other Mexicans complimented me on my hair. Most of the time I was with my partner, who's a white guy with silver hair. No one stared at us. Unlike in the South where we live in the US, before entering an eatery or bar, we didn't have to worry about whether it would be safe. I didn't have to fear the police. We are thinking of retiring to Mexico, and I think that living there would be far less stressful for me than living in the U.S.
Exactly! I love it when people experience exactly what I did and know what I'm talking about. It is so crazy to me that we could be treated soo much nicer in a country that isn't even home to us. I've got my mind set on retired in Mexico too.
Hey Momma,
It makes me very happy to hear you feel that way about my country. You guys are always welcome. Us Mexicans are very empathetic people.
We know what you go through in your country, and we feel your pain as if it was our own.
You’re welcome in our nation any day.
Lovely, kind, thoughtful people like you will ALWAYS be respected in our country.
AyeGetItBroady,
Come on over to Mexico linda! You will always be treated better in Mexico because Mexico has something that America will NEVER have. Empathy and humanity. We see you and see the commonality in our spirits, instead of the difference of our skin.
I spend most of my time in México these days! Im a super white European girl and everyone stares and wants to talk to me lol. You learn quick how to deal with it. And be chill and drink tequila. AND DONT BE AFRAID TO SAY NO! Lots and lots of times😂😂😂
Mettamomma old video but I’m researching a move to Mexico for an early retirement if and it’s a big if I can convince the hubby that it’s a good move financially etc. We’re both AA if that matters. I visited Tijuana some years ago for a medical procedure and even in that short time the people I came in contact with we’re nothing but friendly. As far as a move is concerned I’m looking at Merida, Tulum, and Playa just in my early stages of research.
I neeeeeeddddd to be near the water and I need to be in a relatively safe community. That’s all I can ask for. I have to learn Spanish because I speak only remedial Spanglish at best :(
When I stare at black women it's because their skin it's so pretty I can't look away
@Urban Substance thank u ♥️
vast majority of the world would rather have ur skin
@@lukasstrazdauskaite9593 I know my skin looks pretty light in my pic but it's because of the light
@@elisamondragon2849 bruhh??? algo pasa??
I totally agree with you, her skin is amazing and she’s pretty as well!
#AyeGetItBroady, I am originally from Gabon 🇬🇦 Central West Africa, my husband is from Mexico. My kids andI get the same experience as you each time we go to Mexico. My kids attended school there with their cousins and maybe not the entire school, but all the students would approach them, wanting to touch their mix skin and curly hair.
We are known as los morenos of the town. It used to be uncomfortable now on my 24yrs marriage, it doesn't bother me anymore. My kids are #AfroMexicano.
I am black man from the states and I experience more love in Mexico than I did in the states
I'm trying to tell people lol. The love is all too real down there
The Anglo Saxons only come to visit Mexico but the African-American foreigners are much more arrogant and think they do Mexico a favor by immigrating.
Gustavo Barajas-Munoz chopp their heads off they'll learn to respect
Ricardo Garcia da fuck? we love black people
arrogant? black guys i have met here were totally cool people, really nice people.@@gustavobarajas6155
When you told the story about the young girls at the festival I literally cried😭 because in the states people will call me pretty but there have been times when ppl would say “it would be better if you were lighter” and to hear a story where someone actually wanted to be a darker skin color is just so amazing to me
Girl! I remember my junior year of high school I was in the hall and my sister who is two years younger happened to be out there too. This girl in my grade saw us and walked over and so I introduced her to my sister. But when she saw her she said, "Oh... but she's lightskin. Kayla you're dark lol. Too dark 😂" and my sister and I just kinda sat there like 😐I swear these things really used to happen and people seem to think I made these dark-skin-girl experiences up!! Smh I just stopped responding to those comments. If you know, (and WE do!) you know! But anyways, sorry for rambling, but thanks for watching! 💕haha
I'm an Afromexican, there's always African-American's that want me to prove it and they always make me feel like I shouldn't share my heritage. Anyway, I was darker as a child and now every time I tan I'm mega happy because I see dark as beautiful. Honestly I think the lighter people look the more frail they seem (sickly/ jaundice). I believe that's part of evolution to perceive dark skin as strong and healthy, but somehow the U.S. conditions you to think dark is socially negative. Wish I could be darker. ❤😊
Nooo never listen to anyone who says such ignorant words! you have a spectacular color! The darker the more beautiful! Dark skin a gift from god, you are beautiful! Sexy! Powerful! Built toned and firm! Like the avatars! You will age gracefully! You have voluminous hair like all the time, as if you just got off the VS runway! Omg if I was dark. I would want to have the color of the darkest ebony, and hypnotize every eye with my surreal and magical appearance, as if I was hand carved by god himself. But wait! You are 😌✨ you my beautiful woman, are hand carved by god himself. 🔥✨🤎✨🔥
Black womens and mens for mexcians are really beauty people
We love the differences for any kind of race
Mexcians love the differences in the people
Why is it that so many " IDIOTAS" are disgusted by Mexicanas who are of African descent why don't they go and talk to them?! And what about those Ricos who look down at others,that needs to go.
@@julianreyes7505 there’s good and bad people in every country
@@julianreyes7505 A lot of homophobia and machismo as well tho
Black people is exotic to us in México and plus you have a beautiful face.
Don’t be offended if someone calls you “negra” or “negrita”, we say that in a loving way to. You’re so pretty 😊
Negro is just Spanish for black.
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@@dawnemile4974 and it's a nickname for someone with dark skin, never offending
@@nadxdelacruz you right, in mexico when someone call you "negrito, negro" it's in a good way, no offensive way. "Probably in some cases could be offensive,but you notice in the way they saying that.
the issue is that while others are being called by their name... you are calling her /me/ black ppl la negra/ita etc. that's what is not cool.
The word “negro” in Spanish literally means black. So saying “negro” is not based off the English word n***** with the hard r ending. It’s based off the color black in Spanish. I think this is something that has to be cleared. Morena/morenita & negrita are seen as kind words to describe a person. That’s all it is. :)
That’s what I just explained also
But morenitinis a brown person
@@robertlara1246 what does brown person mean to you?
@@nasheeanjel9967 Brown people = Morenos
@@robertlara1246 at what point do you stop being brown and cross over to black? I'm asking because that's a really broad consideration. The white ppl that came up with the designation have changed who they classify as brown various times. People including poly,mena, and aborigines, just to name a few, and it's not uncommon to have skin color deep as the richest of soil, like Benin ppls. That's why I asked for your consideration.
*Mexican here*
We dont really have a Racism problem, what we DO have is a classism problem.
There’s racism against indigenous people and Haitians too. I live in the border and I know
Agreed, is more a classism problem than a racist problem, My brother used to live in Veracruz (en la Sierra) and only indigenous people lived there, they all speak Nahuatl, and they get discriminated in the city and hispitals but not for their skin but because people think they’re poor or something, those people have more land (own) than anyone I’ve ever known
Classism is the real problem in Latin America
@@ezequieldominguez2966 vivo en frontera también y creo que al principio el racismo era muy marcado, por la ignorancia y no tener contacto con personas de piel tan oscura, a muchos mexicanos les callaron la boca debido a que demostraron ser personas súper trabajadoras y productivos para la sociedad, siento mucho que te hayas experimentado racismo en la frontera
@@ezequieldominguez2966 Maybe it's due to being in the border to the U.S.? Idk I've experienced this too, I was born in the US tho so I've never actually gone a lot farther into Mexico than the places near the border so I can't say for sure but lots of people say it's because of that influence.
I’m brown skinned as well and it’s funny I had a similar experience in Mexico! I can’t wait to go back!
85% of Mexicans are brown skinned
Can you blame them from staring? She’s gorgeous 😳!
Ella es una belleza bro
Ella esta bien hermosa!
You are right she's pretty and Mexican people love who's show respect for our country
She is gorgeous
Soledad De Leon wey, si no tienes nada bueno que decir mejor no comentes, enserio. No es obligatorio comentar algo
In Mexico “morena, morenita, negrita” it’s what they call you if they think you are pretty, attractive woman, it’s a compliment for having a beautiful skin
No mames jaja
Yeah, but it is weird since sometimes there's a big difference between the word "negro" and "negrito", the first connoting negativity and the latter being more friendly. And saying "negro" or "negra" sometimes is even more racist. In Argentina many people consider calling someone "negro" an insult similar to calling them "naco" or "indio".
Latinos are racist, let's not sugarcoat it, it just happens that this black lady is gorgeous af so that kind of influenced the positivie perception towards her.
@@rodrigoodonsalcedocisneros4419 Latinos can be racist not "are", but I do agree there is a different connotation with the words morenita or mi negra (which is what my dad calls me to this day) than with the word negro or negra. It all differs on how its being said, plus latinos can be quite colorist even when it comes to their own nationality or shamed of their native roots. But progress is being made in Mexico, especially when it comes to including the afro-mexican pueblos in the political affairs.
It's correct
They stare at you cause for some people its extremely rare to see black folks other than through movies or media....the first time i experienced a black women women's presence i was 14 years old...my stare wasn't hate it was just extreme curiosity cause it was new to me
Same. Came to America at 8 years old and saw a black person for the first time in person and I couldn't stop staring out nof curiosity as to why their hands were white underneath but dark on top and the nails weren't pinkish like mine(I'm mixed but turned out white with dark brown hair)
Not racist since it was out of curiosity of which I got slapped across the face for even looking lolol
Where the hell were you guys living? There are tons of black people almost all over mexico.
@@Havibox21 I don't know where you where living. Alot of Mexicans I know as well as myself never saw a black person until much later or in very rare occurrences. And I was hanging out in Toluca or Metepec or Cuernavaca or el D.F (Mexico City)
If there was any I overlooked them. Over in the capital since racial tensions don't exist in my country nobody has the necessity to see what ethnicity you are like in Gringolandia
Same here...
I’ve lived in Mexico City my entire life and I had never seen a black skin person until I went to live to Cali
for 2 years, and the first time I saw a black person I couldn’t stop watching either because their skin and features were so beautiful and amazing to me. And I knew that I was probably being a little rude by just staring and not saying anything, so I ask them if I could touch them and they thought I was nuts but they ended up liking me. Then I would ask them if they could sing for me haha, they thought I was the most curious thing in the world. I love them
Be proud. Black is Original and Beautiful. Everybody knows it. Love you.
That’s so refreshing to know that so many people appreciate and recognize the beauty of dark skin ❤️
Yes It is all true! In mostly all of Mexico. You can get slightly different reactiones if you are in a touristic city or not, small town or big city, but it'll be pretty much all the same. Now as in every country, avoid bad neighborhoods. I particularly lived in both countries and what we as Mexicans struggle with is clacism (like pretty much everywhere) and yes we get to be racist with our own indigenous citizens but never on the same scale like in the USA or UK. I just thought she was just SOOO gorgeous and spoke the truth. Have a good one!
@@vegaleonhart Ahh, As an African American this makes me so happy, because I'm thinking of visiting Mexico, as to improve my Spanish !
@@user-mm2ro2tm4r awesome. If there's anything I can help out with I can gladly be of assistance. Have a great one! And good for you!
ALL WOMANS ARE BEAUTIFULL
ALL COLORS
REALLY
ALL WOMANS SO ARE SEXY AND BEAUTIFULL
@@user-mm2ro2tm4r or go to Venezuela
Hi, I'm mexican and while I was watching your video I felt proud of my country. I like your vibe and I'm happy that people were nice to you.
Have a good day ❤️
You should be! I love that country and it's people to death! Some of the best people on Earth in my life's experience 😊 Also, thank you! :)
I felt the same way.
I'm black and mexican myself so I've been back and forth for years and I speak spanish. The love is definitely out there. It's truly about respect and the people are very welcoming.
Soy mexicana y yo cuando veo a una persona negra no puedo evitar verlas por qué me parecen unas personas hermosas pero siempre intento disimular para no incomodarla y solo mi mente piensa " ¡OMG, Is BEATIFUL!". AAAAHHH
Yo también😍
X2
Yo también, me encontré a una chica negra haciendo fila en un restaurante y no podía evitar verla akfkskf al instante desarrollé un crush en ella, hasta le mandé mensaje a mi novio con: "Omg estoy enamorada de una chica aquí en la fila" XD ♥️
Mejor sonreír porque yo también me siento incomoda cuando me miran.
Pues en mis barrios casi todos son color duvalin asi que no se habla del color de piel de los demas, asi sea muy blanco o muy negro o incluso ambos
Mexicans often stare when they admire foreigners people . You are admirable, foreign and pretty. Take it as a compliment.
Latinos do that not just Mexican
We just like people of color. I wouldn't go as far as to say we admire foreigners.
JESUS MELO wait if your Mexican aren’t you colored too
@@hiyou969 wtf you talking about???? Of course I'm colored. @Highlighted.
JESUS MELO ok you don’t have to be all rude I just wanted to know if you were Mexican or not now I can really tell you are by the way you answer simple questions.
Well, I'm a black person too, I'm 15 years old (I was born in the U.S)and I've been living here in Mexico for 14 years; practically I came to live here since I was 1 year old.
In all this 14 years of living here, I haven't received racist comments on my skin that much, actually people always compliment me on how my skin color is unique and beautiful, and how they would want to have my skin color. I'm included in every group and they treat me with respect.
So yeah, I'm just telling my experience of all this años viviendo en México :)
I truly feel the same I was in Mexico for a week and the love of the people the beauty of the people and and the Beautiful way they treated me was outstanding I love Mexican people and they love me and it's a beautiful place to be I would love to live there and get to know them better but they are truly a beautiful people with an outstanding awesome spiritt to go along with it!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ in the Beautiful city of Monterrey!
@@wandarichmond7643 but the problem is the cartels
@Cara Macaan Me too!
@@Caim6311 What are the safest cities? I see a lot of Americans living in Mexico with no issues. Plenty of them here on CZcams. They prefer Mexico over America. I watch their vlogs.
@@ilovelife3328 you have to know what parts in Mexico to watch out for
I'm mexican, my mom always told me that black women are some of the most beautiful women in the world because of their hips and body. She said pasty skin looked sickly and didn't understand why people were obsessed with it.
All of my brother's girlfriends have been black.
Wow this made me feel better about my brown skin
You’re not pretty because you’re black
You’re simply a beautiful woman
Black men have been trying tell these ladies that 4ever lol
Javier S being black is a part of her features so don’t discount her blackness as part of her beauty
@@ancientbeautymiyah ok ms you know what's up
@@ancientbeautymiyah really like i care if you so in to name calling ms roots not my problem I'm dummy anyway
Si eso te preocupa, ve a cualquier mercado. Ahi todos los marchantes te van a decir "pasele güera".
Jajajaja.....!!
JAJAJA!!
Jajaja
Jajajjajaj esta si estubo muy buena
O le dirán "qué vas a querer prima?" XD
"morenita or morena" is a common word used in Mexico. They'll call you like that just because your skin is not white. You know that because of the miscegenation our skin is not pure black, pure white... We are "multicolored" and we are used to be called like that everywhere in my country... Men are so flirtatious that every woman who catches their eye will be "tch-tch" so, for obvious reasons, they were attracted to you, your face is beautiful, your skin is gorgeous and your smile is incredible, have you seen how you close your eyes when you smile? People in Mexico love smiling people, that's also why many women were staring at you... Don't be afraid of Mexicans!! You're welcome to come anytime!!
Anil Ss Ro Mexicans are some of the nicest people in the world.
morena hasta las blancas jajaja
We Mexicans love our melanin blessed brothers and sisters... I have family all over Mexico 🇲🇽 I can tell you that we females most of the time are just admiring you too
I was travailing Mexico last year.... Mexican People are so nice, helpful and welcoming with their warm heart!!
Big love and respect to all Mexican from Nepal.
You need to come to Dallas and hang out with with a Mexican me and I'll show you around and eat some mexican food
Wow, thank you
She is unbelievably beautiful, how could anyone think she wasn’t when she was growing up. She must have grown up around people with bad eyesight.
Because people always feel the need to bash a girl with dark brown skin. Absolutely disgusting people black female is beauty
What's going unsaid here is that I'm betting nearly all the negative comments were coming from other American "blacks". During middle and high school, I remember it well. Black folks telling other black folks how ugly they were because their skin was darker. Not me though. Two of the loves of my life were beautiful shiny black girls. One in middle school and the other in high school.
@@extrakt1559 Real talk, I got the most hate about my dark skin from Black Americans. That's funny because I'm African and my African family never made me feel bad about my dark skin.
@@mjohnson1741 im black and middle eastern and love melanated female
@@mjohnson1741 Same here. Black americans always made negative comments about my dark skin complexion, but not black africans.
I'm black too and have been to Mexico and Colombia. I'm more like Rihanna's complexion but have a big afro. My lighter complexion still has resulted in a lot of racist experiences here in the US and I didn't feel as welcome in Spain either which has always made me anxious upon travel. I experienced a whoooole lot of staring in Latin America but I never felt uncomfortable in either countries because every single person I interacted with was so warm, generous, and hospitable (a few were not but those people just seemed very busy in the city rushing somewhere- not UN-friendly). Loooots of flirting in Mexico haha. These guys apparently were asking people in my company of they could dance with me - it was funny because I barely knew them. Highly recommend any Black person to travel to either country- don't hesitate! I definitely felt more human in both than I have often in my own country which is really sad. While traveling through the country side of Colombia we stopped to ask directions at this family's house and ended up staying all day as they took us in, fed us, showed us around. You can never get that in the US. ❤️🇲🇽🇨🇴❤️
Dang girl, that sounds dope! So crazy ,though, how so many people try to make it out like we Black girls make these things up (just because it doesn't happen to them) but all the sisters in the comments are saying the same thing lol. But I can't wait to get to Colombia 😍!
Hannah S well remember that the Spanish lost half of Spain-to the More invasion for 800 years the mores from northern Africa ruled so there is animosity towards blacks but once u actually get to know Spanish people you’ll know that they aren’t racist as you think they are. Im a mestizo and it was the gypsies in Spain i got bad looks from not the actual Spanish
I’m so happy you had a good experience in my country! ❤️🇲🇽 you’re welcome to come back anytime!
WHERE R U FROM?
WHENERVER U WANT 2 RETURN... U R WELCOME...
WHERE R U FROM? WHAT CITY FROM D STATES?
Me gustó mucho tu historia, quería explicarte el "talvez" de porqué querían fotos contigo, y es que, además de ser linda, eres extranjera, tal vez te escucharon hablando en inglés y eso llama mucho la atención aquí en Latinoamérica, normalmente nos gusta contar anécdotas a amigos o familia sobre cómo nos encontramos con gente de otros países visitando el país, se nos hace muy bonito que nos visiten y conozcan nuestra cultura.
Whoever dissed her growin' up was out their damn mind. She fine and gorgeous af...
@A J even if she wasnt that cute she is right about american culture towards darker black people. Im the same tone as her. We are NOT seen as attractive. But light skinned black people always are seen as attractive
Fr they hating.
Soy mexicana y quiero decirte que eres realmente muy guapa, pareces una modelo, por eso te miraban tanto mis paisanos, porque tu belleza impresiona mucho y tu personalidad es increíble. Tu color de piel es precioso y muchos lo quisiéramos tener. Un saludo y me alegra mucho que te haya gustado mi tierra, mi maravilloso México.
Here in México. The most part of the population have never see a black person or it's really rare to see that skin color, so if we stare at you, is not bad, we are just waching something uncommon. Sorry for my english 👁️👄👁️
Don't trip dude.. you English is good enough!! ..Just a little things, but l list you try.
@@victorcruz2367 thx 🥺❤️
@@victorcruz2367 your English is pathetic my nigga.
@@marcopolo6260 hayyy!! Marquitos like you hahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@victorcruz2367 like you? Hahah get your ingles sin barreras for cheap in Amazon.
La chica: será que están diciendo algo malo de mi?
Las chicas que la miraban: diosmio, soy tan lesbiana
Me and my darkskin girlfriend go to Mexico often and she is very pretty and I have to keep her on my hip because the Mexican guys love looking at her and are always flirting.
Any problem with that? We stare to every good looking girl no matter their skin color long as she has nice ass and tits lol
@@salvadorguzman2924 yeah pal I can agree you xd
Lol I want to see how pretty she is 😍
Salvador Guzman Not just ass and tits dawg, the female beauty in general.
@@unxylene agree, still, nice tits and ass always help
I'm Mexican. I love dark skin. It's ridiculously beautiful. They stare at you cuz you beautiful. I don't think they mean bad by it. They might shout wow!!! Lol dark skin people don't need to tan, and I hardly ever see a dark skin person with wrinkles. Girlllll work it!!!
Get serious.MeEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEExico!!!
I love mexican women
yea I need a tan dammn I'm so white lol
Kenny aka watchdogs J Hi! I do love black skin. I find it beautiful! But I am also love my skin color. There’s beauty in all color skins. But thanks! 😉
Im black you want me
Mexican men love black women. Black women have perfect skin, nice figures and have beautiful features.
Rose I agree with you 100%, take care.
Yes we do
So true
@@franciscomarroquin9243 yall just like women lol
Hermano tienes toda la razón
. . .I am mexican and I must confess to be one of those who stares black girls on the streets because their bodies and skin are so spectacular, you are so beautiful people! Thank God for such a beauty! And I think that bad or racist comments about you by other girls is nothing but envy.
I went to Maztlan and absolutely loved it. We drove on our trip and traveled through Durango. Beautiful and no problems.
Beautiful woman 😘😘😘😘😘😘🐯🤗
Is Mazatlan city in the state of Sinaloa.
@@hsi4181
Yes.
Vives en México hermosa mujer 😘😘😘🌻👏🙏🏼👍🐯
We are love in Mazatlan, we love and respect tourists no matter therir natinality or skin color, we are all equal because we are Human😙
I'm mexicana, and my grandma tell me "Negra" but I'm not black people.
Es un apodo de cariño💗, por cierto Amo a la gente de color son sexis y buenas personas.
Exacto
Así es, es de cariño en Latinoamérica lo dicen de cariño
I wanna find a girl to be with in mexico
Soy mexicano y cada vez que veo a alguien negro, quiero verlos porque su piel es tan hermosa, pero no lo intento porque sé que puede malinterpretarse, pero son hermosas y no puedo evitarlo.
Lo que ustedes quieren es otra cosa.
Jajajajajajajaja
pienso igual me da miedo ver a alguien Moreno porque me pueden ver y se puede malinterpretar :c
y soy de Ecuador :b
Ve a la costa chica de Guerrero. Ay muchas negras hermosas alla.
Su piel brilla chingos! Es como una joya oscura 💕
Yep it's true. I live here for some time now and it has been a good experience. Some are fascinated especially by my hair. They always want to touch it and ask about my care routine.
America - HATED
MEXICO - LOVED
United state*
We are all from america
America is a continent. United States is the country.
USA*
Thanks
Imagine being a Mexican in the United States.....
In Mexico we love tourists and foreigners.
The downside is that we can also be clasist, conservative and racist towards indigenous groups.
Exactly
Unfortunately you are totally right. Since most of us are malinchistas
Well black like the natives lol
No digas mamadas pendejo
@@gregoryglass9040 no 98% of black people have zero native blood
I loved being in Mexico. People were very friendly to me and treated me well. My friend and I had a great time taking the buses, exploring etc.
Yes I got lots of stares but it was out of curiosity and my braids lol.
J C and Mexico loves you! ❤️
Everybody is welcome in México :D 🇲🇽
We love you guys 😊
@@jg5272 💚💜
@@jesusnoehernandezrocha1438 💜💚
Who wouldnt think youre pretty. You’re gorgeous
I get love from Mexicans over my own race of people also, so I can relate to you.
Shenyae T we are not racist, but for some reason here in the USA everyone is all for themselves and only hangs out with there own and it breaks my heart ❤️ but in Mexico it’s super different they are warm especially with foreigners 🤗
Julie with AVON yuo. Are buetfull
Those Mexicans probably look at you and see the asiatic olmec. They know the history and the moorish empires that ruled not that long ago. Yo kinfolk here were stripped of the history. They know no better. Forgive them. They just don't Know.
Shoutout to my American Asiatic family.
Cause yall beatiful
@@maganayasociados2708
Its cause Mexico didnt hide all the history from the people and they know exactly who you are just by looking at their ancient temple walls. Theres an Ankh cross in Toluco Mexico they still havent explained that americans k ow nothing about. Even with the pryamids, they play ignorant.
They know who we are. We don't. Through systematic socio engineering...we lost adoration and admiration for the dark moorish asiatic woman. That still doesn't mean She isnt godd.
It should be a crime for mexicans and chinese and puerto ricans to hate on Melanated people considering they come from that blood.
America was Mexico in 1898. Thats not that long ago people. All they did was draw a line in the sand and divided you so u dont see your native blood in Mexicans.
Mexico remembers the Moors. Not just the Alamo.
In Mexico the African-American or afro-mexican population is really small so seeing a black person might be a surprise for a lot of people so they stare or might whisper about but most of the time is in admiration. People here really like curly hair or dark skin, etc.
also, this girl is gorgeous. I bet people wanted her picture not because of her race but because of her amazing looks.
I can see why, people starred. Your beautiful.
Admiration? For what? That's a bs response. It's quite uncommon to see back ppl in Mexico so ppl is curious when they see a black person.
Most of those Afro-Mexicans have more native American DNA....so it's like they should be called Mexicans, and not so mush as Afro Mexican
according to UNAM.. the Mestizo has an average of 70% native American DNA, most Mexicans are brown, but you never see them on Mexican TV.
In Mexico we don't ''classify'' by skin color or race, If your different, people are open and curious and by default they will look at you. These things make you attractive and you ''are'' attractive. so it makes it more obvious. So Morena, Mi Negra. are more terms of endearment or attempt to break the ice with you .
Dude Mexicans are racist as fuck too!
@@2099ramirez you are correct Mexicans are incredibly racist, it may change with the younger generations but none the less still incredibly racist and classist. And they treat their indigenous population like shit. We are keeping it real 😆
Bullshit, I've never seen so much racism than in Mexico.
@V nugget Lmao I'm not even dark skined and people call me 'black' and it's annoying as nuts
(I don't have nothing agaist dark skined people, actualy I like them but bro, It really makes me mad)
@ブレーク矢上 Finnaly, a fact
Aquí en mexico ya serias parte de una novela, de un programa de televisión, porque eres muy bella...
I doubt that but it good to dream
en mexico solo hay racismo entre mexicanos :v
Triste pero cierto, ojalá el cariño que tenemos con extranjeros los tuviéramos entre nosotros.
Con mi raza de bronce
Los que sufrieron la conquista Jajajaja
En mexico no hay rasismo, hay clasismo
Callese pinche panzón.
Jajajajaja "cállate prieto" AJAJAJAJAJAJSJSJSJS x'DD el mejor comentario de lo que va del 2019
I’m native Mexican. Because my skin is brown my uncle call me morena. For us, well my grandmother told me long time ago first person was born in Africa and spread all over the world. Our home and ancestors were born there... I love the story so much my uncle end up calling me africa.. I have boyfriend from Africa.. anyway In Mexico we give nick names all time. Morenita, negrita, chocolatillo, gordito, gordita, papi, mamita, etc is all with Love.
What? 😂
It is good for us to travel..we are not hated everywhere. my best friend is Salvadorean. We went to El Salvador and men were like "Morena, beautiful Morena." My friend was like it's a compliment here lol. People in the mall were staring at me and came to take pics with me!!! I was like I need to stay here lol.
🤣 I can imagine. I'm Salvadorian but I haven't visited in like 12 years.
TheMagick HourZ aren't we just welcoming? Glad you enjoyed your self in El Salvador ✌🏽
EL SALVADOR NO ME GUSTA NADA DE ESE PAIS Y LAS CHICAS SON BUENA HONDA PERO NO SE PARA VIVIR NO HAY COMO MEXICO ES EL MEJOR LUGAR DEL MUNDO YO SOY ESPANOL Y SI DICEN COSAS DEL PELIGRO DE MEXICO PERO NO ES TANTO HACI SOLO NO TE METAS A ESOS LUGARES Y TODO ESTA BIEN EN EL SALVADOR ES MUY PELIGROSO CON LOS DE M13 TE VEN Y HAY DIOS MUY ENSEGURO ALLI SI
Erick Robles nobody asked you, obviously that wasn't her experience.... Aprende cómo rayar en ingles, no se te entiendo nada. Ridículo 😂😂
Ahora cambias tu comentario?😂😂 RIDÍCULO 😂😂😂
So happy you visited El Salvador and that you had a great time there!!! 👍🏽. My mother adores my beautiful morena American girlfriend the most beautiful, intellectual lady ever!!!
Definitely wifey material. Beautiful personality and drop dead gorgeous.
Thank you!! 😭 Yall are so nice haha
Me personally I think black woman are beautiful we should be united.
Im Mexican and all my Black Bros and Sistas are very welcome 😊
(as Mexican I must say): yeah, you are pretty and definitely your skin tone is pretty too.
Thank you!! :)
Yo soy de México y el término "Negro” nunca es utilizado ya que es ofensivo y en lugar de eso se dice "Morena" en forma de cumplido, por ejemplo... Morena hermosa, Morena de mi alma, entre otros.
Es una lastima que en EE.UU la gente así sea discriminada y nombrada de esa forma como si fuera un insulto 😢
Un saludo desde Baja California, México🇲🇽🙋♂️❤️
Gracias por decirlo, porque yo también quería aclarar eso.
No lo decimos de forma ofensiva.
Morena se utiliza de forma respetuosa.♥️