"Today we talked about each other's countries" lol , Lalita already has my heart and my attention , what a cool new member

the mexican girl is so cute and speaks with a very nice accent

The mexican girl is just so kind 🤏🏼

sin dudas habrá que ir a España a comer esa famosa papaya valenciana con mariscos jajajaja debe ser un manjar

I think all of these four countries are pretty cool and have good food , people , culture , style and everything else , Panama i may know least , but seems great too

I’m Vietnamese and made a few Latino friends in college in the USA. I found out that Spanish speakers from Colombia and Venezuela speak really fast compared to those who are from Mexico and Central America. Mexican food is awesome, especially tacos al pastor, menudo, fajitas de camarones, coctel de camarones, mariscos al ajillo, tamales, gortitas, horchata drinks… Latino Americans are generally friendly and easy to talk with.

The Mexican woman is so cute ^^

Panamanian food is SEVERELY underrated. Panamanian tamales (my favorite), our sancocho, hojaldres con salchicha guisada, arroz con pollo, saus, carimañolas, pescao' frito con patacones, bollo, chicheme, huevitos de leche. It's SO GOOD.

Love to see a fellow Panameña 😍🇵🇦

I love Andrea (bias as my mom and her people are from Spain), but also, Natalia, too. Yet I am starting to really have a soft spot for Lalita.

I'm Brazilian, and one fun thing is that usually people from tv use Spanish songs to represent our country, but this channel used brazillian samba in a talk with only Spanish speakers lol

La Mexicana😍😍😍😍

To miss Colombia, everyone I have met from spain were actually really open and very talkative, that is why Spain and Italy are my favorite European countries, all love ❤.

7:58 La famosa papaya Valenciana.

Creo que llevaron recio a Andrea. Como es posible que solo conozcan la paella??? Y las croquetas y la tortilla española, y todos esos embutidos exquisitos que tienen allá como la butifarra, la morcilla, el jamón, los vinos, los aceites de oliva etc etc...

I really enjoy when we have latin guests. They have a great humor, they are so talkative, friendly and they do have fun. Kudos to the panamenian girl 🇵🇦. We central american countries probably are the least known but, man, tiny countries with so many curiosities and nature!! Greetings from Costa Rica, Another central american country 🇨🇷 we love panamenians

It's funny because latin americans say spaniards are colder, just like "europeans are" (they say). But, then, in Europe people say "Yes, spaniards are warm, very friendly (even too much)...". The spaniards of Schrödinger.

Natalia 😍😍😍😍 Looks perfect , Talks perfect ! Others are awesome too. Huge fan of world Friends 🙏🙏🙏 Love From Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 🇱🇰 🇱🇰

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5:48 I think this is a misconception, Día de Muertos was originally not a "celebration of death" but a moment to remember, pay respect and even coexist with our dead ones...American film industry have changed the original meaning of the day even inside Mexico.

What is the brazilian music in the beginning of the video for?!

No dejemos que los gringos nos enfrenten, todos los países hispanohablantes tenemos cosas únicas, con esa energía acogedora.

Buscaron una mexicana y la hicieron pasar por panameña, porque no ha mencionado nada sobre Panamá, todo lo que ha dicho parece sacado de google...

I would love to hear them all speak more in Spanish, I think it’s cool to hear the difference in accents etc. but these videos are really entertaining!

Interesting

Hmmmm…. No mention about Fernando Alonso or Sergio Perez. Guess the girls aren’t into Formula 1? 😉

She said "paella", not "papaya"; and the Spanish girl I think "tortilla con patatas", not "tortilla, patatas".

was in Spain and Italy in Feb / April. been to Mexico. I'm Spanish American . I can watch videos like this all day 😎 thank you!

Brazilian samba in the background 🇧🇷

no se si es mi percepción, pero yo casi no escucho que en Mexico usemos "acá" tanto como en otros países, pero creo que yo uso mas "aquí" vs "acá", se que significan lo mismo en muchas situaciones, y que da igual usarlas, pero casi siempre noto que alguien no es de "aquí" cuando dicen "acá", jejeje makes sense?

3:33 Lalita's reaction 😂 I always like this Spanish/Latin American atmosphere 🔥👍 You are cool guys!☝

3:32 PRICELESS 💀

Lalita is an Indian name also😮

The background music is from Brazil not Spanish speaking.

Chocolate and cheese 😋 Very similar to Indonesian. We LOVE mixing chocolate and cheese.

Lalita, panamian girl is so cute 😄 Maybe cause i'm a north man and have lived on the north all my life, i have always liked women from southern countries - so funny, so cheerful, so smiling)

Did she say they put cheese in their hot chocolate? What the s%it.

The Panamanian young lady is describing Mexican “capirotada.” Americans especially in the south call it bread pudding.

Love the videos. I would make the Clips where you show question like 2 secs longer. I never can read them in time lol.

Of course, Juan Valdez from Columbia ☕🤠

The Panama Girl is pretty, such an eye candy.

Lalita is cute

Won’t be complete of Argentina is not in the discussion. First question would be which Spanish speaking country is the hardest to understand?

La mexicana esta bien hermosa 😍❤️

why is there brazilian samba playing in the background?

I like the Spanish qnd the Mexican girls

Me encantaría visitar Valencia y ver sus famosos huertos de papaya.

Mi Mexicana arrazó, yo también la quiero

So they took their time to speak about each country until it was Panama's turn she only spoke about them being chill people aaaaaand that's it cut everything else, next subject...wtf?

The four girls are cute!! greetins from Spain!!

Please Bring Them 4 Back I'm A Fan Of Them They All Are So Pretty And Friendly Too So Please Bring Them Back Porfavor 🙏👍🥺 🙏

Still trying to understand why they put a brazillian song when they were talking bout colombia??

Mexican girl 😍

Pues los churros con chocolate ☕️ están triunfando en Corea del Sur 🇰🇷 porque la cantante coreana Jisoo los probó en una visita a Barcelona y ahora todos los surcoreanos los quieren probar también 😋😁

Whats the background music?? So good

Was eating burritos while watching this (homemade, with ground beef, corn, diced tomatoes, red and yellow bell peppers, mushrooms, with chili pepper and cumin). I got the gist of about half of what was said, and decided that the next step for me to get better at understanding Spanish is to chew more quietly.

Hispanic countries would be more precise :1 Brazil is not in the mix this time so 😂

The music in this videos is in portuguese

No puedo creer que Lalita mencionó la mama llena y dónde está el sancocho? Arroz con pollo? Aparte es un país muy cultural, muchas tradiciones por mencionar y también bailamos bien, así es que sí, de los 4 países no somos el que peor baila.

All I know is that in Latin America, plantain territory starts from Honduras all the way to down to Ecuador, including the Latin Caribbean islands (Cuba, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico). In these regions, plantains are a staple, so almost every dish has it on the side, or incorporates plantains. Avocado also seems to be a staple throughout all of Latin America, except for the Southern Cone (maybe you'll find it in Chile and parts of tropical Argentina). Same with coffee. It grows in tropical countries, which most of Latin America is, except the Southern Cone. The Southern Cone, especially Argentina and Uruguay, have always been very different culinary-wise. While most of Latin America eats rice with beans, with some veggies like avocado and plantains, or a tomato, onion, cilantro and lime juice salsa with a bit of chili, on the side, Argentina and Uruguay prefer to eat bread and pasta, so wheat is their most consumed grain. In Mexico, Central America, and Northern South American countries (Colombia, Venezuela), they all seem to use a form of flatten circular disk dough like tortilla, usually made with either corn or wheat flour, as a staple to make dishes like tacos, burritos, enchiladas, chilaquiles, arepas, pupusas, baleadas. But we can all agree on is that corn, potatoes, and tomatoes are a staple native produce in all our cuisines, and everyone has their own version of chorizo and empanadas, which we inherited from Spain.

Dam where's the Mexican Andrea??

In Spain we have many more dances than just flamenco, we have Jota, sardana, chotis, paloteao, aurresku...

Música de fundo... pagode brasileiro 😂

I'm a little bit desappointed for Lalita cuz of the poor representation, i guess it is cuz is her first time, but she got a great GREAT GREAT HUGE point with the mamallena

Why the Brazillian music, tough.

subtitles are ridden with mistakes

Andrea, ❤️

a música brasileira de fundo 💀💀💀💀💀

I lol’d at the “it’s all about powder”

In my French class i know many latinaerican friends,they wanna be friends with me just when they notice that I speak a little bit of Spanish 💖💝

I love these girls. Each one has a very unique personality and they compliment one another so well. But then I'm gringo from California who loves all latin women anyway so I really don't know how valuable my opinion isl 😆

LALITA

The Panama girl is so pretty

Speaking of colombian celebrities, I can think of one who's more famous :D

Everything it’s ok, but why portuguse song in a Spanish video haha

the elegance of the Spanish girl... is obvious she is European

Beautiful girl

Columbia.. first thing that comes to my mind is Cocain and drugs 😂

hey editor the music that u put here 1:50 , is from Brazil, its portuguese hahahha

i loved when started to play samba (brazilian music) but non of them are from Brazil or even speaks portuguese lmao

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9:09 "You speak spanish? Let's become friends" that's so true hahaha, for us is a great surprise find another hispanic in everywere!

I wish you all spoke in Spanish so we could hear the differences between accents.

08:00 paella 🥘, not papaya 🥭 😛

Nooooooooooo. You are from e-Spain Andrea 😢

Pésimo comentario de la española diciendo que Colombia es todo acerca del polvo, ya sea blanco o café. Soy Mexicano y creo que ese comentario se lo podía haber reservado

LALITA AND NATALIA SO CUTE

aight think spain as a british for spanish languange.

com um sambinha de fundo S2

higher evolved feminine energy 👸🏻

I think the best dancers are cubans they have cha cha cha, habanera, rumba

If feels weird, talking about celebrities from Colombia and not mentioning Sofia Vergara 🙈

I fell in love with Natalia ❤

I'm really hope u show us other language different accent like arabic accent between the gulf and the maghrib country, and then also southeast asia like malaysian malay, singapore malay, brunei malay and south african malay and indonesian indonesia

I actually miss Andrea from Mexico 😢

Famous celebrities from Mexico that nobody's even bothered to mention. Salma Hayek being one. Marco de la o who played el chapo. There's so many more but I can't think right now.

Tocando samba num vídeo de pessoas que falam espanhol kkkkkk

I don't want to sound rude, but I kinda wonder if Lalita is really from Panama? I mean, maybe she was born here or one of her parents or maybe both are Panamanians; so that makes her a Panamanian too. But maybe she's lived abroad her whole life or most of it 🤔? I'm saying this because her accent when she speaks Spanish is really confusing. It doesn't sound like any of our accents. And in this video and mostly in another one she was too, she kinda gave the idea that she doesn't know our culture that well. For example, when she translated straw as "bombilla" instead of "carrizo"; we would never say that in Panama 🙈 Btw, her name seems like an Indian name, right? There's a large community of India here in 🇵🇦, that could be a reason why her culture or experiences differ a bit from other Panamanians 🤔

Please put Greek!!!

Please bring these four back.