The 86-year-old man is what I would call truly wealthy. He appears to have everything that makes the heart rejoice.

He speaks like any Mexican elder. Love that, reminds me of my grandpa.

My parents are from Namiquipa Chihuahua , we have a ranch and our neighbors are menones. They teach their kid at a very young age to work , I see their 12 year olds kids drive big John Deere tractors planting the field . Their work ethic is unmatched and they are extremely kind .

As a proud Mennonite… I can say it’s awesome that you met these people!! Their old fashioned but they’re smart!! 💯💯

In Mexico when you speak Spanish you're suppose to use "usted" instead of "tu" when speaking to older folks out of respect.

Lol walking up like a creeper 😂 the kids were smart not to talk or say anything to you lol they made their parents proud ✊🏼

They 86 year old guy was so friendly and kind to show how he lives. Many Mexican menonites came to Norfolk county in Canada and I’ve worked with many they are truly generous hard working people who I’ve had the pleasure to be co workers with.

Carlos, my husband and I purchased your Prius back in 2018 in FL, I believe when you were moving to Europe. It is nice to see you traveling and sharing all these adventure with us. What amazing people the Mennonites are. Thank you for sharing. Praying for continued adventures and safety on your travels. Take care

Elena was not happy of his husband inviting a stranger into the house without warning

That man was incredibly generous in sharing his time and privacy. He seems like a very honorable man. Reminds me of my grandfather. You could see he is very much Mexican in his demeanor. Great video!

Tengo compas menonitas (soy de cuauhtémoc chihuahua) se acoplan bien chido la neta, mis respetos son muy buena gente

The old man seems like the nicest grandpa in the world! Awesome video, I'm from Canada and had no idea mennonites migrated from Canada to Mexico. Learned a lot about these wonderful people from this video. Well done Carlos! 🍻

I was pumping gas in Illinois and saw chihuahua plates on a car at the pump when I saw the gueros having trouble communicating with the attendant I knew who/what they were. The look on the attendants face when me a brown MX was translating English to a white MX was hilarious.

Those children were taught to not speak to strangers, as all children should be taught. Great video. So interesting to see other cultures and ways of living.

There is a Mennonite community in Kansas near where my ranch was. Every fall I looked forward to buying bacon, sausage and other products from them. Wonderful people and hard working family oriented. We all could learn things from them.

Really great of the man to show you everything like that. I think it's awesome how they preserve their traditions and agricultural techniques.

That man was waiting for someone to talk to like you. He loved your company you could tell.

Thank you to the Mennonites for allowing us to view their home and sharing their culture with us. This is amazing piece every party. Thank you so much

Amazing video, I would have never known about the Mennonites had I not watched your video! The man you spoke to has everything anyone could ever hope to own and he takes very good care of his place, great video and I just subscribed! 😊🎼🎸👍

My family is from Cuahutemoc and this just brought back memories. My grandmother and i would buy cheese and cookies from that exact store 🥺 this was a real throw back thank you! I live there almost 2 years as a young boy

The Mennonites are a community that is to be admired for their German work ethic and it shows. While in Mexico it’s not out of this world to see blond and blue eyed people, it is to find communities that still preserve their culture and language like them. And there are many other communities that have been in Mexico for many decades and even over a hundred years since Mexico brought in many people to populate the huge territory from Europe, Middle East and east Asia besides the already established indigenous, criollos, Africans and mestizos. If you keep going north in chihuahua you find another community of Mormons from the USA in Colonia Juarez. Also Afrikaans speaking Boers in Chihuahua. In Baja California in the wine valley there are Russian colonies still as well as the large Chinese community in Mexicali. In Puebla you find a Venetian speaking community in a town called Chipilo. Swiss in Oaxaca. German towns in Chiapas (in the Soconusco) as well as a Japanese town in this state called Acacoyagua. The Little Cornwall región in Hidalgo with the towns of Real del Monte and Pachuca! Veracruz has probably the most varied towns like Italian villages and a French region along the Bobos River especially in the towns of San Rafael and Jicaltepec where they preserve their culture, language, gastronomy and architecture from the Haute Saone! Among many other examples! Like in Mexico City you find from a Chinatown, Koreatown, Little Tokyo, Little Beirut, Little Italy, Little France to more recent places like Little Colombia, Little Venezuela, Little Argentina and Little Haiti! It’s a very diverse country! Love my Mexico lindo y querido! :)

Humble man, willing to take time and show you around very cool of him!

Honestly thank you so much foo, for keeping me educated and teaching me about these things I strive to learn more about out culture and the people living in Mexico ten cuidado porfavor and tread safely on your adventures bro 🤟🏽💯🔥

You can tell how happy that old man was to have a visitor. God bless you 😀

This man was so excited to show off all his man toys aka tools! Haha. Also I love listening to him talk In Spanish, since he talks slowly I can understand more easily. ☺️

I think its great that Mexico has so many different peoples. Thanks Volpe 👍

Thank you so much for this video. Amazing to see how they live and how welcoming they are. Very beautiful people living the good life. God bless them.

estas personas son las que una nacion sea tan RICA viva MEXICO y esa gran gente son un orgullo MEXICANO a nivel mundial

Some of the best cheese in Mexico. My mom was from Chihuahua and as kids we would go buy queso menonita in Mexico.

The Mennonites in The United States have taught me a valuable lesson, they do not harbor negative feelings, they believe in positivity cause negative emotions will eventually erode the vessel in which is it stored. This man is content and has an excellent work ethic at 86 years young. My life has changed since I have adopted that mentality, every waking moment is a chance for me to improve on myself and to improve the lives of people around me. Life is good, do good and you will feel good.

Great video Brother. I'm beyond impressed by this old guy. Truly a master of many things and a true genius. Quite a bit of luck finding this old fella. Might be worth a trip down south.

chulada de senor dios los bendiga un ejemplo a seguir todos los mexicanos.

I am An Egyptian living in Mexico and I would like to say that mexicans are kind in their treatment, thanks to Mexico🇪🇬❤️🇲🇽🌹🌹🌹

Bro older people are where it’s at. They love when younger people show an interest in what they do. Especially if not many young people care for it. I learned that very early on in life, and I always made a lot of older friends. They’d say I was an old soul lol but they have tons of wisdom and experience. I can just listen to their stories for hours

I like how the Man has so much cool stuff and property and he's so chill about everything, hopefully I can be like that one day 🙌

DBC.. Daily Blessings Coming! Thank You ALL for Everything, Everyday!! Thanks for sharing. Stay Safe, BE BLESSED!!

My parents are from Chihuahua and I remember my mom always brought menonita cheese home when we visited. She had many nice stories about the menonitas from her childhood in Chihuahua. Thanks Carlos, never thought I'd see such a good vlog about the state I visited often as a child.

What a cool old man.. I appreciate his way of life and how he took you in with open arms.. Thats a man for you.. Very cool.. You lucky to meet someone like that

Carlos you seem like a good man I hope these people are in good hands with you there as well, I respect people like this and I see he worked hard all his life and his family his loving I hope no harm comes to him or his family!

Very obedient people.. Much blessing, love and respect towards them..😇🙏🏼

Mexico is just full of wonders beautiful people and history ♥️♥️♥️

Hello. In case anyone was wondering, The older gentleman at the beginning told his wife in low German (plautdietsch) “this guy wants to see our house”. Also, when he was younger, and most people there now, speak Spanish much faster but as they get older it slows down. Speech in general. And one thing a few of them said in the video which I don’t understand is that Mennonites don’t generally like spicy foods and chilis. That is absolutely not the case for a large majority of them. Of the Mennonite men I know, maybe only 10-20% don’t like spicy. The rest do, and about 20% I know have to eat jalapeños with almost every meal. My favourite pizza at La Sierra is the bean pizza. It’s amazing. I enjoyed the video and good on you for buying from them, especially the cookies. As it really helps them out and is much appreciated. We Mennonites LOVE Mexican food. It has become a big part of our diet. Along with foods our ancestors picked up from different countries they lived in. Also, Carlos V is a chocolate in Mexico.

This hit me on another level. My family is from Durango and while it's been years since I've gone back this brings back wonderful memories of the mennonites. We love the cheese they make and would always go get some when we could. Thank you.

Bless him! He looks so excited to be showing you everything! His smile was infectious as he showed you around. Can’t believe how clean their homes and buildings are!

I'd never thought I'd see children being children ever again. Kudos for healing my heart. 🙏 Thank You. 🥂

Old man was so excited to show off his property! Kudos to him! & like Carlos said, we all wish him an amazing retirement!

I can tell you really made that man's day! Thanks for that.

First time on your channel so glad I checked it! First time I ever hear of Menonitas in Mexico they seem like great people nice culture thanks for sharing keep up the great content..👍👍I live in San Antonio Texas but was born in Mexico City good to see this part of Mexico.

I’m shocked that he was willing to show you so much lol I grew up in a Mennonite household. I was born in Mexico and my family moved to Texas when I was 3. I have so much family around the Chihuahua area and not many would be willing to share like this man did. I haven’t been there in a few years. Thank you for sharing this it gives me so much nostalgia.

We run a Mexican food truck here in Hinton Alberta Canada. It was a great feeling to see menonitas familias come to the food truck and order in Spanish and catch up with Mexico. They're proud to be Mexicans, canadians and pretty much all the other cultures that makes them. Truly a beautiful culture made of a few different ones. They live various lifes by understanding all these different profiles and cultures. They ordered a ton of tacos and we we're all happy. They were happy to see other paisanos in Canada. 🇲🇽 🇨🇦 Edit: yes, they do love spicy food. It is a stereotype to say they don't do spicy stuff. That's just a personal choice and has nothing to do with your ethnicity. Also, some Mexicans do not eat hot food.

How sweet this cute grandpa ❤ his voice is so sweet they’re so welcoming and humble

Los hermanos menonitas son bien trabajadores. Se les quiere y se les admira mucho.

I'm surprised how welcoming they are and letting a stranger inside their home and looking through their belongings. They are good people trying to live their lives as everyone else.

Volpe you're really showing the massive diversity and scale of Mexico...each state is different but similar like in USA.

Carlos V is very bold, not the least bit shy! Open, friendly and understanding. Put out a good informative video. Liked and subbed

I just came across this video in the algo ,quite intresting learning about Mexico and seeing real footage of the place its beautiful good stuff. Aloha from hawaii.

18:27 When you said, "Un gallo", the rooster crowed. It's like he knew you were talking about him! Very cool! 😎

Like the Amish in USA :) Mexico is such a spectacular country.

Eso es ser rico con bajo perfil. Dios le siga dando vida a este abuelito, se ve que es humilde y bien trabajador.

Man the world an its inhabitants are so amazing!!! Never ceases to blow my mind…. Awesome video bro an keep em coming… safe travels

That man was so nice to inviting you over to see his land. 👍🏼

I live in Mexico and i always buy cheese off them , they are very nice people, hard workers.

This was so fascinating, thank you for sharing. The little girl in the thumbnail, love her outfit.

Tuve la suerte de almorzar en una casa de Menonitas, fue algo inesperado, su cocina y comedor preciosos ! Todo en amarillo clarito, paredes en papel con diseño muy bello y me dejó muy bonita impresión como nos atendieron y claro su rica comida, gran comunidad.

Fabulous elder gentleman to allow you you to visit his prop and answer all your questions,very politely and honestly.👍👍👍👍👍👍 vlog

It’s awesome to see how culture is preserved even when in other places, it does mix with the other one but the main one is still there and it’s beautiful

Brother, this is so fascinating!!! I never knew. I’m fascinated by cultures like this. Thank you 🙏🏼

La muchacha Mexicana que te paso el pizza es demasiado hermosa! Quiero regresar a México solo para saludar toda las muchachas en su vídeos, hermano Volpe. Me encanta sus viajes!

This was an awesome vlog He was a very proud man showing you his house and land etc everything he worked hard for. Did anyone else notice that he held onto the newspaper through the whole interview. Thanks again for taking me along cheers from Linda in Australia

I love your narrative when dealing with the common man and women. You come across very natural and non-threatening. Especially when it comes to your food and restaurant tours and coverage. I am a true fan. Keep up the excellent work!

Me encantan los menonitas de Chihuahua, y ese hombre es maravilloso, mira que abrir las puertas de su hogar a un desconocido, se mira super conservado, muy inteligente, me encanto este vídeo, gracias.😊

I tripped out first time I seen them too, I just wanted to go up to them and ask all kinds of quesions, but they seem very shy so I didn't lol good video though thanks 👍

I am from AL but we live in north Mexico now. These are the sweetest people! Thanks for the video. Very nice!

So fricken cool. As a kid I remember my mom telling me about people in Mexico that had the light complexion of Europeans. I'd hang out with this old guy, he's awesome!

GRACIAS POR TAN HERMOSO ... PROGRAMA... MUY INTERESANTE LO DISFRUTE MUCHISIMO... BENDICIONES ... LA PIZZA ... 😍😍😍😍 SE VEIA BUENISIMA...😇😇😇😇

I'm OBSESSED with your videos!

Carlos this is surely one of your best videos! He read the good vibes from you, that is why he was willing to show you everything. Stay humble homie 👍

BEST VIDEO! OMG, I loved every second of this video. Those kids are so cute and smart not to talk to a stranger walking around with a camera in this hand!

I enjoyed this video. Thanks for your efforts to bring such good content out.

I stumbled upon this video and i speak a little bit of spanish. This made me search more about the Menonitas. Great content

What a fantastic video. Thanks to this fine man for opening up his home and showing us his personal achievements over the course of his life. He was a great host to you and you to us. Great story.

Thanks so much for this video! I going to show this to my dad who is a Mennonite from Manitoba. He talked a lot about those who left to Mexico and Belize. The names on the walls of the restaurant where names of his community in Canada. He is going to love it.

Never knew this!! Soo cool!!! Learned something New today 🙏🏽

Excellent documentary!!! I had no idea this group of people existed especially in Mexico. Wow !! Very interesting!!! 🌎

Man, you keep delivering quality content. Entertaining and really interesting. That old guy was awesome! What a great place. Keep it up! Love from the UK.

That's awesome brother. I always remember when my parents would go to Torreon Coahuilla, they would always bring back cheese. Queso Menonita. Cheers bro!

I really learned alot from this. Thank you for making it.

What an incredible man. Thanks for making the video.

It's so beautiful and peaceful there. They are amazing people ❤ I love learning about their culture. Love your videos 🤍

Gracias bro. yo soy originario de ahi. CD CUAUHTEMOC CHIH.. ahi me toco convivir con ellos, muy buenas personas.. gracias x darnos ese lindo recorrido de mi lindo estado de chihuahua...cuando vengas a los angeles me avisas, para conocerte en persona y hecharnos una carne asada... saludos y bendiciones... bro..

Great video. I learned something new today and my family is from Mexico

Que lindo el sr y que limpio tiene en cada pedazo de su terreno !!!

Thanks, Carlos - great tour. Blessings to you and the senior Mennonite who was gracious enough to show you around.

I really enjoy and look forward to your videos. I don't comment much because I get lost in just watching. It reminds me that the world and its ppl are Beautiful in spite of all the craziness going on at this specific time. Thank you!🤘

Good stuff, I've been watching so much junk KZfaq, it's good to watch some enlightening content. It's inspiring me to learn more Espanol.

Wow bro , excelente getting the interview and tour of the place. I’ve been to similar areas in Belize and Peru with Mennonite’s. But you really tapped into this in getting close as you could . It’s amazing how they maintain their houses, farms and cultures. … I have to say the lifestyle Looks sleepy to me. But I’m glad they maintain what they have there , and especially the roots in agriculture. Thanks.

I grow up with minonite people in Manitoba Canada, they are hard working and honest, thank you for this great video

Fantastic video Carlos! You really showing us apart of mexico most of us had no idea knew existed. Thank you for opening our minds and inspiring

My great Grandfather always lent them his land , since most were very poor when they arrived, the government sold them very harsh land with a lot of rocks and stones, it was basically a desert and they paid way to much, but they are very hard working people and become prosperous, and turned that harsh desert into paradise.there's a community 20 minutes away from my town, and everyone enjoys their products especially the cheese!

What a sweet abuelito. Reminds me of my abuelos..and hard working people..gotta a lot to learn from their working habbits.