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  1. This looks so fun! I have always wanted to go to Brazil. Great video guys!
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  2. Joburg is indeed black and bold. Boldly black.
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  3. In the states you ain't nothing but another face in the crowd..but in mexico you are the shit. Numero uno
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  4. All that hypocrisy. I'll just watch from Youtube.
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  5. As a regio, have to go team flour tortilla 😂, you guys are gonna eat a lot of meat while you stay here and you'll find a lot of foreign stores here, welcome Yarbros!
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  6. To be honest, everywhere is changing. But somehow Mexico seems to be coming up on a lot of people's radar as a better option when it comes to living costs, getting fresh foods, etc. And they still hold to certain traditions especially when it comes on to family. I like that. They seem very humble people and respectful especially to their elders, which is not the case in most modern society.
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  7. I don’t eat meat anymore, but OMG when I did, the churrascos were awesome! We didn’t get to Porto, went to Parana state, Foz do Iguazu, and Argentina. Wonderful video!
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  8. Happy that you loved Salvador! I'm an American who has been living here for 22 years. It's fabulous.
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  9. I'm in Guatemala now...I can definitely recommend Antigua and Lake Atitlan. Antigua has a vibe like San Miguel de Allende, but there are volcanoes you can hike and a lot of old ruins to explore. The lake is extremely beautiful...it's surrounded by more volcanoes and several traditional Mayan villages. Tons of amazing coffee shops everywhere. I love Mexico, but I think Guatemalan coffee is better. Wifi can be hit or miss, but there are a few coworking spots.
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  10. Fun Fact ; did you guys know that in the State of Tamaulipas there is a beach called Bagdad ! And for me I prefer the pacific ocean more than the gulf and the caribbean. Beaches like Balandra, La Paz and from playas in Tijuana all the way to Puerto Escondido. Happy 2022 guys !
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  11. This episode's intro was incredible. I loved it. Great videos you guys!
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  12. Ah, you have been here long enough in MX to feel the reverse culture shock when going back stateside. Weird feeling isn't it?
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  13. Beautiful place to visit
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  14. Thanks for including me in this collab! The video turned out great…lots of uncommon Mexico advice that new-to-Mexico visitors probably haven’t heard before.
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  15. April looks so beautiful with the flowers in her hair!
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  16. This just proves that you don't have do anything amazing to have an interesting vlog. I do appreciate the title of the video. And that's all I say about that. By the time I get back down there, you'll be gone, off on a new adventure. Just love how you've highlighted Guadalajara. Thank you for showing the simple life one can have in that beautiful city. (April (spelling?) Don't you just love those work out bands? They kick my butt, in a good way!)
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  17. Welcome to South Africa and enjoy our beautiful Mother City Cape Town ❤🇿🇦
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  18. Estive em Recife, fiquei em um hotel na Praia de boa viagem. Lugar lindo, povo acolhedor. Amei demais!!!
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  19. ❤️ A pele arrepia que nem gato quando se espreguiça.
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  20. True, my mother is dark black just like most of my family members, I also have some indigenous relatives, some blue-eyed blonde aunties and even Asian cousins, while I’m white af with an Afro hair and a wide nose
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  21. Looks like Salvador may make the list of the Yabros forever home.
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  22. I lost track of you two for awhile, but I'm subscribed now. I've gotta say that I absolutely love y'all...on some many levels.
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  23. I’m truly amazed how you both can pick all the cultural distinctions in Mexico. It really shows what you are about if you don’t know already. It definitely shows a different side than what we hear in the US. Thank you for what you do!
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  24. Chicos. Los quiero. Me gusta su contenido. Pero no se mucho inglés y me cuesta entenderles todo. Ojalá puedan poner CC o aprender más el idioma español. Por mi parte seguiré aprendiendo el inglés 😅
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  25. Racionais sampled this song on "O Homem Na Estrada"
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  26. Amazing video! Nice journey you guys already had in Brazil. And to think you guys not even went far away from the coastal cities yet. There are many more regions to know, like Goiás, Minas Gerais (Ouro Preto Minas Gerais is a must to learn even more about the african history here), Lençóis Maranhenses, and of course the Amazon rainforest.
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  27. I've been watching all your videos here in Brazil, and it's really cool to see how much you're really interested in culture, history, in really getting to know the country and our people. Mano Brown, the singer, is a very important guy, he never sold himself to the system, he always made music against the system, he also has a podcast on You Tube, Mano a Mano. Unfortunately racism still exists all over the world, with this growth of the right it has increased even more, however, we see a lot of people fighting against it, movements against racism and laws to punish it have been applied, people denouncing it, people have been arrested for acts and racist speeches, here in Brazil it is a crime. It is unacceptable that such a horror as racism still exists.
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  28. South Africa 🇿🇦 is still one of my favourite places in the world 🌎 I travelled there for work in early 2000's 🎉
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  29. Siempre son bienvenidos a México, we love them
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  30. I agree with Apryl - looks nice but I want walkable and local culture. Not all expats. Interesting place to see and I’m glad you covered it.
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  31. 15:48 Kibera is not dangerous (as your experience confirmed). I used to go there weekly and just walk around, when I lived closer in Kilimani. Still gotta watch out because people can be tempted. Not advisable to carry valuables with you. I used to buy stuff like live chicken to eat because it's much cheaper than anywhere else... They delete them for you and chop them into pieces, not vegan/vegetarian friendly! Eggs too. I also stumbled on some women there who have been making organic peanut butter for me, for years. Contacts available. Then I also got organic maize/corn flour to make ugali . They mill it right there into a coarser texture than what is sold in formal grocery stores (so lower glycemic index and more nutritious). Then they mix it with whatever other cereals/seeds you want. Amaranth, peanuts, millet, pumpkin seeds, you name it. Talk about budget-friendly health! Might sound unhygienic, considering the surroundings, but it's not.
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  32. This vid is amazing! You can see similar faces in cities and towns across the US. Their plight is the same as some here. I love the joy and spirit of the people, both black and indigenous. They look and feel like us. I will visit this country one day. Yarbros, thank you for sharing. May Father bless you and keep you. 😊
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  33. It takes courage to discuss this topic in Mexico! Felicidades 🎉
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  34. We can see that this video was very well researched and very well put together, also a very necessary video.
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  35. Beautiful, so glad to see you in a more temperate environment. Those falls - wow! What a fun & pretty place. Do they speak mostly Portuguese, other European languages-Italian/German? Great to see you relaxing and having fun there. In LONG sleeves! Ahhh. ☺️ within reason though - I’m with Rondel: I’m from Colorado and “I’m ok with no snow” and, I’m with Apryl: “not bad” I like lighter beers too. 🍻 Sure doesn’t feel like Brazil, but nice to see. 😁
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  36. Nooo. So sad you're leaving. Thanks for all respect shown for our country and congrats for the amazing content you've created here. You're always welcome 💛💚
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  37. I'm loving your energy and the content, it's fun and informative. Many people in the world don't know much about Brazil, most know about Rio de Janeiro, soccer, carnival... place we have to be careful, however, I think that all the wonders we have here make up for any negative point, we are a people who love to receive people, make friends, show our culture, come and enjoy!!!!
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  38. O Brasil é lindo e acolhedor , fico feliz que tenham gostado. Obrigada por este vídeo lindo.
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  39. I don't know if I am correct but it seems that some how you guys seem to be searching for little bit of your roots that have been totally forgotten in the U.S...! You are no longer tourist, you have become educators and I love it , I was not aware of such a town in Mexico, Thank you! Thank you..! keep on trucking...!
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  40. Feeling ashamed and disgusted of this policy. As Mexican I wish there was something I could personally do to help. Thanks for sharing this is eye opening.
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  41. It warms my heart seeing a black couple travel the world and living their best life Y’all are a great example of what to strive for 😤💪🏿
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  42. Wow! This was incredibly educational! I feel like it needs to be seen on a large platform. You have really done a fascinating documentary. I am very familiar with Ecuador and have been to Guayaquil many times. There is poverty there that is unbelievable. You have introduced us to some incredible People!
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  43. The "Class" would be based on a number of things: Having money and the colour of the skin are probably the obvious ones, but not the main ones. I'd say that the way you dress, the way you talk, how smart you seem to be or the education you have, are more important in "fitting you into a class". (I didn't say that it doesn't matter, off course it does, it's just that it's not the only or the main ones). You belong to the high class when the people that belongs in the high class considers that you belong to their circle. Even if they still make fun of you for whatever thing you have that doesn't fit the bill. You can totally have dark skin and still look like high class and get whatever perks you get for being in that club. If you have dark skin and are poor as well... that's harder to pull it off, but one of those perks is that you can be friends with high class people, and surely they can help you to find a better job. Another way to look at it, is that we mexicans the darker the skin we have, it means that we come from more generations with low self-esteem, and that means that anybody assertive enough looks superior in our eyes. It's really hard to break that mold, but if you manage to break it (low self-esteem) and look assertive enough, you can fool people into believing you're higher class and get the perks...
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  44. Man, the cinematography and the narration couldn’t get any better. Your videos truly are a piece of art.
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  45. I absolutely love you guys, and have been following you almost since the beginning. I admire how you always step outside of typical tourist areas, and go directly to the heart and soul of the people!! It’s admirable and so beautiful to watch!! ❤️❤️❤️
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  46. Hey Yarbros, CDMX is awesome! Go to Cafe Tacuba in the city center, you will not regret it. Have fun! P.S. my 88 year old father in law is a big fan of yours. He binge watches you!
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  47. AS AN (BLACK) AFRICAN -AMERICAN I HAVE BEEN SEEING THE WRITING ON THE WALL 🧱 SINCE 2012 TO GET OUT OF BABYLON (THE UNITED STATES 🇺🇸). BECAUSE I BELIEVE THAT BABYLON IS IS FALLING. (AND BESIDES THE MASSIVE AND NEVER ENDING POLITICAL AND SOCIAL UNREST AND ANXIETY).
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  48. Been watching you guys for a while....I feel like you had an epiphany when you went to Salvador da Bahia, Brazil.....this was well done.......Mexico has a lot of "secrets" that are being revealed......
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  49. One of your major strengths is your interacting with locals, love how you immerse yourselves into the culture, unlike most others posting these days, who seem to have no love for the people, or don't even try to make connections.
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  50. We need to get the Yarbros to Mazatlan, Sinaloa 🇲🇽ASAP!!!!
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