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  1. You guys are so on point. I have lived in Mexico for about 2 1/2 years and the cost of living has doubled in a lot of economic areas including the exchange rate taking a dive the last year or so from $20 Pesos to the dollar to $17 Pesos to the dollar. Like many others that live here, I am retired and on a fixed income. My income is NOT keeping up with the inflation here. I am looking at other countries to possibly move to. I am getting priced out here.
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  2. As a WWII buff- this is so reminiscent of those 40's movies with Americans traveling all over the world! History repeating itself, only this time more black people are in the game.
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  3. Hi Yarbros! If you are still in the area I really recommend another little town 20 minutes from there. Xico, Veracruz and Xico El Viejo. There are beautiful waterfalls and the town is adorable. They not only roast coffee but they also make their own special mole sauce which is more suttle than the Oaxacan variety. In Xico El Viejo you will fall in love with the view of the mountains and can visit trout farms. They have an awesome garden restaurant and have the best trout dishes!
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  4. Very great content from you guys again. You don't make videos; rather you make world-class documentaries. Your fan base in Nigeria and Africa is growing very fast. I wish DW tv will start buying your documentaries soon. Please, don't leave Santa Catarina without visiting Balneario Camboriu. The city is a bigger surprise than Gramado. The future of Brazil is finally exposed in Balneario Camboriu. Love from Nigeria
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  5. Love this! Thank you for visiting the diaspora in Mexico.
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  6. I loved the video, congratulations. I have lived in Salvador for about 45 years and I adore this city, itself at the same time loved by many Brazilians and hated by many others, precisely because it is black. The city is a queen of the South Atlantic and moves forward, proud and active. During your stay in Brazil, you may have heard recommendations from some figures to visit cities in the extreme south of the country, supposedly European in some empty minds. However, what people really want is to come to Salvador. An observation: the yellow in the food is not saffron, but the palm oil. Salvador and its noble people thank you for the beautiful video.
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  7. 🇧🇷 Simplesmente Espetacular!!! Obrigado pelo carinho com o meu País...Sejam sempre bem vindos.
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  8. I'm so excited you guys went here. Everyone kept telling me this side of the country was dangerous which I felt was highkey racist, because why are the black parts of countries always considered "dangerous." Adding Limon to my Costa Rican travel bucket list!
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  9. Gostei desse canal, que bom que voês mostram o Brasil para o mundo e também para brasileiros. Aliáz tinha um casal Canadense que também fez isso durante quase um ano.
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  10. I've been in Gramado and Canela twice. First time in the autumn and the second was during the winter and was freezing , got sad cuz I left the city one night before the snow fall and the city looked gorgeous with the snow . Looks like a small town in the south of Germany . I will always be back there ! Enjoy guys .
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  11. Excellent guys very well done
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  12. This is Emmy Award winning content. Ya'll went DEEP. SO many things I never knew, especially the MX black seminoles..glad they are educating the younger generations there! WOW. I was told my ancestors "came in" from Florida, and moved to North Carolina (where my mom and dad are from). So maybe my family historian had it backwards; they ran from NC to FL, and migrated back to NC...then decades later, Chicago and NY. We have so much history that we have no clue about. Thank you Yarbros for taking the time to give us these facts. Incredible.
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  13. Hi! I'm an Anthropologist and I'm from Latacunga, and I dedicated part of my life to study and understand this festival. I wish I could have the opportunity to share my findings with you guys. This festival has been the focus of a lot of "researchers" and there are just few good ones, the rest are very confusing. I'll be glad to explain a bit more about this festival.
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  14. I have dated out of my race and its common when people are dating out of their race race for the first time. It can be awkward at first. But you can tell if someone is genuine VS you just being the flavor of the month. I love the older lady. Her vibe is everything. So motivating.
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  15. The attitude that you take with you to a country greatly determines how you see/ perceive it.
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  16. RESPECT is the key word. My neighbors are people from the US, when my wife and I go to our hometown for vacations, we usually bring some stuff to them, we appreciate people, no matter where they´re from. We are just people living under the same sun, of course you´ll see bad things in the country, same as everywhere but, good things always will be better. Enjoy your life down here and try to learn as much as you can from the locals, even if it means to try things you wouldnt even think of doing before you came here, we appreciate the effort. That means food, visiting places and just a friendly "Buenos días, buenas noches" RESPECT.
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  17. Whew! Y’all have more guts than I do! Enjoyed this video and your experiences there. Being a solo traveler , this is one I would have to pass on. The food looked awesome. Stay safe 🥰
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  18. Thanks for showing us some of the spots that we don't usually see in Brazil. You have some good finds. Happy travels 😊!
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  19. After your dark video introduction I would like to clarify about that specific situation was a local drugs business issue. So for most of the millions of visitors there are not big problems, enjoy Riviera Maya anytime as well as other beautiful beaches and towns !. Saludos y Feliz 2022.
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  20. It was a Selina. We reported it immediately. The guy was at work the next day. We are following up tomorrow actually. We believe he was working with a cleaning woman and the girl at the front desk. Just a theory right now but some other things happened that led me to this theory. We're working on getting insomuch with the right authorities. I am sure they are targeting others.
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  21. Funke is so lovely and wise, people should always be like her, would be a better world.
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  22. The cultural and social quality of your videos are incredible, congratulations!!
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  23. Whew!! I’m glad u all showed some of the nitty gritty of travel. We don’t just magically end up at our destination well rested on time and with a smile!! Traveling can be a hustle. You all have perfected it! U know how to get correct info, get the best price for services —all while checking your surroundings. This video is a class!! Thank u. Wishing y’all well as always.
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  24. Shops don’t close early because of crime. It’s because the workers live far from the CBD, malls etc. They need to travel back home to have some time at home with their families, which are often an hour away or more.
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  25. South Brazil actually has humid subtropical or warm temperate climate. In the higher areas, it's temperate oceanic. Love travelling with you!
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  26. We have been in Brazil since November ‘22 and although we haven’t been all over, it is an amazing place. We got a 90 day extension while in Curitiba and it was by far the fastest and easiest extension we have ever applied for. People have been very open and generous. We are fluent in french and english, and are very functional in Spanish ( just can’t get rid of our accents 🥴 ) but Brazilian Portuguese ? OMG 😂. Anyways, maybe one day we will be back to explore the north. Thanks for your great videos.
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  27. As I have traveled I have asked and wished for the same thing. I think a major reason why black Americans don’t travel is because of slavery and all of the trauma we experienced there after. We were afraid to travel to certain states in our own country let alone the world. So the fear of the unknown, questions about racism and wondering how we will be received in other countries is REAL. At least, this was how I felt when I first began traveling abroad. Not to mention all of the socioeconomic disparity that was caused by that evil institution. Black people adopted the hustle culture - everything being about money, working two or three jobs just to stay afloat. Out of that came the poverty mindset, a state of lack, believing that you can’t. There was a time when I believed that only rich people or white people could travel. Not because I was told that, but because that was all I ever saw - It goes so deep. I am happy to say that I see it changing within my generation (i am a millennial). My peers and I are traveling and exploring the world, prioritizing mental health and well being. I give thanks to platforms like Youtube and people like you for showing me what else is possible and broadening my mindset. This year I made the decision to save, quit my job and travel throughout Mexico 🇲🇽, and much of that is because I was inspired by your channel and other travelers sharing their journey on the platform….Anyways, I can go on and on on this topic. Thank you for bringing this discussion to the forefront.
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  28. I’m not even halfway through this presentation and you guys have done such a great job. I have been researching my father’s side of the family back to my great great great grandfather to 1835 and during the course of researching him I have found the Household inventory listing him by name and age and wealth or value along with others. I have no words to describe that. Also discovered how land was given after slavery and how it was taken back in my area alone. It was ridiculous how many ithappened to. Didn’t realize we had a ““million man March” of our own as slaves had to walk from Virginia to Louisiana and points in between. Never thought of 40 acres in a mule is reparations but yeah that makes sense. It also makes sense as how it was taken away because there was angst over having to give up that land. Keep up the good work. Audrey in Savannah, Georgia.
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  29. Thank you so much for a balanced view of Joburg, Cape Town and South Africa in general. It's always such a breath of fresh air to see ourselves through the Black Americans eyes. Thank you so much. Please do come back. We appreciate you, we value. And we thank you for carrying us through the darker years of apartheid. 🇿🇦🇺🇸
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  30. I would love to see more of these testimonials! Very inspirational, Team Yarbro.🥰
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  31. My brother and sister, thank you for sharing more knowledge with my ppl. All I can say is what didn't we do???? Knowledge is POWER!!!!
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  32. You are such an inspiring couple... God Bless you and protect where the Lord takes you... Thanks for an excellent video on Mexico -- it is changing! The world is discovering what the US exploited -- and now Mexico can stand on its on two feet.
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  33. I'm Mexican and my wife is Ethiopian, Mexico es tu casa amigos hermanos. Disfruten de Mexico. Saludos ,Bendiciones .
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  34. When my boyfriend and I lived in Merida last year, this is why I always grabbed our passports every time we headed out the door. Even just for a walk around the block. I knew they were looking for Haitian immigrants. We didn't want nooooo problems. Carry your passport at all times! We love Mexico.
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  35. I love learning or gaining more insight into history. I recognize that time is limited but believe a few key points are critical. A pit stop at Johnson before moving to Nixon and Reagan would highlight the shift of parties specific to Black Republicans crossing over to the Democratic Party and how White Democrats transitioned to Dixiecrats before moving to the Republican Party in connection to Civil Rights. If I did not know the importance of that leap period, I would not know Nixon and Reagan were both representatives of the Republican Party that used the Southern Strategy to use coded language ( dog whistles) to create fear amongst white people. Again, I appreciated the content and will continue to support your channel.
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  36. Home is the place where you feel happy. And these people seem very happy to me.
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  37. We have lived in Puebla and enjoy it but miss CDMX. Anyway, don't judge Puebla by the historic center of town, this IS a metropolis, a center of business and technology. I suggest you head out towards Angelopolis which is the modern side of town. Skyscrapers, modern buildings and luxury malls, homes and apartments. A city of schools too, all kinds from the Catholic Schools to German Insititute, Oxford and more plus large universities with global certifications. One of the great things about the area is all the small towns all around, each with traditions, artisans, specialties, so you go "puebleando" from one to another...The weather here is more stable than in CDMX, cool and sunny. Cholula is just down the road.
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  38. I think you would love to go to Jalapão/Tocantins, it's a very different city from 'Gramado' but it's beautiful, especially for the passages
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  39. Hola, this is my first video. I'm a Mexican born American. Interesting info about my mother county. I hope you're having a great time in my motherland. Welcome to México.🇲🇽🇺🇲
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  40. How fun to see Maddie on your show! 😊 It’s just like seeing a “guest star” on one of my favorite shows as a kid: like Andy Griffith on Lucy, or the little green alien “Kazoo?” on the Flintstones! 😁
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  41. Love what the 2 ladys said! About people talking negative and about fear! Everytime I go on my scuba diving trips to Mexico on my own and meet people there (couples or families) always the o I would never travel alone but yet their there in mexico. Since I've been 17 years old. Traveling especially doing road trips its been a breeze for me. But always have encounter people with their negative feelings and ideas from the media. But yet when I point out the crazy policing of Latinos and black communities...we are suppose yo get over that or act like it doesn't happen. I tell people at least in mexico I won't get shot by the police rather pay a 10 or 30usd bribe and continue w my day than end up 6ft under because a cop has a power trip! But yes, mexico believes in nature medicine because at the end of the day that's where all the medicine was discovered! I know so many people who moved to mexico 🇲🇽 for their health and immediately felt better because of the food, the peace, and just better balance...
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  42. Nairobi looks absolutely beautiful. Would love to visit East Africa one day to enjoy the culture, people, and food. April- your hairstyle's gorgeous as always!
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  43. It's good to see my Ecuadorian black people in my land.. enjoying their life.....I enjoyed this excellent video folks,depicting my Ecuadorian people of color,which makes me feel proud....they are a vibrant community in Guayaquil...
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  44. Simplesmente Amo muito esses dois😮😊❤❤❤
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  45. My favorite video yet! Thank you for showcasing how diverse my country is. Also, I appreciate you both educating your viewers about how Mexico was way more advanced in resolving slavery than the US. Our second president was representing our indigenous and black heritage way before Obama was a topic of conversation. Great job on the amazing content! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
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  46. I found your channel last night and I love your videos. Come to Albania! I'm an American living here. People are friendly, the food is delicious and the country has amazing scenery. You only need a test and you can roam freely once inside the country.
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  47. OMG! Y’all are amazing! What you have done is masterful! Thank you so much!
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  48. I get so excited when you post new videos. Your content is real, and your approach is so down to earth. I’m watching you guys and getting inspiration of where I may want to retire. Keep up the amazing work!! I love y’all!!
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  49. Hello lovely couple! Watching from Ottawa, Canada on a cold morning. This warms me up!
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  50. I appreciate you highlighting our people. Thanks.
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