Thanks for watching everyone! Colombia's fruit scene really blew my mind. Tastes and textures and I could have never imagined. I hope you'll check out the rest of the Borders series from Colombia:

As a Colombian it is almost weirdly incredible for me to think that not many countries are as diverse as my country. Seen videos like this not only remind me that I grew up in a paradise of diversity but they also make me feel very proud of being Colombian. As a country that has been overshadowed by its complex political history for many years, it is amazing to see that we are moving forward. We’re moving to a phase of development and hopefully recognition.

Can this guy just make his own KZfaq channel? He's the only reason I'm subbed to Vox lol

Its very interesting how as a Colombian I think all of these fruits are really common, we take them for granted and we don’t really appreciate the huge diversity we have. Very cool video

I wouldn’t eat a whole pitaya like that... he’ll regret that later on the toilet.

Man... guanabana with milk and bit of sugar is HEAVEN

'it tastes like raw meat....this is up there with my favorite'......WHAT.

As a Colombian, I thank you for coming to Colombia and showing the rest of the world what a truly wonderful place Colombia is. On a square meter basis, no country is more bio diverse. Colombia accounts for less than one percent of the Earth’s land mass but within our borders approximately 20 percent of all species are found. Brazil has more species but Brazil is 7x larger than Colombia. Fruit is ubiquitous in Colombia, there are fruit carts everywhere. Given the country’s vast number of ecosystems and climates, we can grow just about anything though not necessarily in great quantity. Lulo, also called naranjilla, is a member of the nightshade family. It is only found in Colombia and Ecuador. It is primarily consumed as a juice. The fruit contains a higher amount of vitamin C than any citrus and more amino acids than any other fruit on the planet. You drink a glass of lulo and it is instant energy and refreshment.

The thought of anyone going through their life without drinking lulo juice is so depressing

My parents are from Colombia and I lived there for a couple months and I miss the food the most. You truly don't know how bad the food is in the Untied States until you leave the country.

When you're Hispanic and know all them fruits. I could literally taste each as he tasted them XD

The fact that Jhonny can speak Spanish makes this video much better.

Wow, aun que soy mexicano me siento tan orgulloso de mis hermanos y hermanas colombianos y de ser parte de una familia tan grande con una cultura tan rica y importante, los latinos y nuestra tierra es tan increíble

This market is straight up heaven. I will go there one day!

Eaters and Vox crossover?! Damn this is awesome

Went to this market in Bogota in September and tried over 15 fruits on our tour. So many good flavors and tastes were not used to in the US. It was an awesome experience I can't wait to go back to Colombia!

I've been away from Colombia for almost 13 years, and one of the things I miss the most is the food, specially the fruits. I remember always drinking freshly made juice, each day a different fruit.

As a Colombian-Canadian, I’d like to thank you for sharing this with the world. Colombia is a wonderful place, with excellent food 😀

I'm a Colombian and I live in Bogotá. I can safely say Colombia is a complete waste of everything. It's so beautiful and so biodiverse, yet it has not been able to take off!

nispero, guama, curuba, tomate de arbol, tamarindo, borojo, guayaba, uva playera, grosella, fruta de pan, caimito, chontaduro, ciruelitas, corozo, marañon, uchuva, lulo, etc...