https://buymeacoffee.com/wildlensbyabrar eSim: https://www.yfinet.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/WildLensByAbrar Email (only business): [email protected] Membership: https://www.youtube.com/wildlensbyabrar/join Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Wildlensbyabrar Blog: https://www.WildLensByAbrar.com/ Music: Artlist: https://bit.ly/3bsuF3I (**2 months free if you use this link) Epidemic Sound: http://bit.ly/396ATGl (**1 month free if you use this link ) #Pakistan #Mexico #mexicocity #Northtosouthamerica #AlaskatoPatagonia #motorcycletours #motovlog #roadtrip This is **Episode 78** of my motorcycle journey from **North to South America**. In this episode, I Mexico City and dia de los Muertos Celebration in the city.
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Assalamu Alaikum Dear Abrar, MashaAllah, it is a absolute treat to watch every episode—you have truly made us addicted! Even elders in their 60s watch your channel to live out their own dreams of traveling with a free spirit. Your style is so natural, humble, and honest that it feels like we are traveling right alongside you in person. May Allah (SWT) always protect you and be your Guardian on every road. Aameen! JazakAllah Khair for sharing this journey with us.
AsSalamu Alaikum brother Abrar. I am Abdul Haleem Martin from San Pedro (Los Angeles) California. I watch you all the time with my wife Mumtaz who is originally from Gujarat India so she speaks Urdu/Hindi, I can speak/understand a little bit but I still follow the video subtitles. I noticed you have had various experiences with the coffee in Mexico. I am Mexican American so I grew up with all the foods and drinks of Mexico until I converted/reverted to Islam in 1994, I married your sister Mumtaz in 1996. We now have 5 children, 3 adult daughters, 1 sixteen year old daughter, 1 thirteen year old son and 1 grandson who is one year old. Besides the advice on the coffee I also want to let you know that there are a number of Masajid in Mexico and a very large community of Indigenous or Native American (probably Mayan or Zapotec) Muslims in Chiapas. You can’t leave Mexico until you try the coffee known as “Café de Olla” which is a spicy cinnamon (canela) and brown sugar (piloncillo) coffee it is good both hot and iced some times they also add cloves. Thank you for the many hours of entertainment and education that you provide you are the modern day Ibn Battuta.
میکسیکو حیرت انگیز ملک میری سوچ سے بھی زیادہ صاف ستھرا اور شاندار ملک
Greetings from Islamabad Pakistan.Wow amazing drone footage of skyscrapers of Mexico City.Really appreciated your efforts to collect and share the comprehensive cultural information about this colour full city. Mexico City hosts several famous events featuring elaborate costumes and folk art, most notably the Alebrijes Parade featuring giant papier-mâché creatures, the Day of the Dead Catrina Parade with skeleton makeup, and traditional regional dress showcased by the Mexican Folklore Ballet at the Palacio de Bellas Artes.Please take care your self specially in dangerous areas. Prayers for your safe journey through out this trip,keep traveling and smiling 😊
Mexico 🇲🇽
Mexico people r simply great ❤
মেক্সিকো শহর দেখতে অনেক সুন্দর খুব ভালো লাগলো আপনার ভিডিওটা দেখে
❤ 🇲🇽 and thanks Abrar.
Very beautiful city and very Informative content.
Abrar, this series is yours best ❤
Very nice 👍😅 1:29
❤❤ Nice 👍
Love you bhai 💖
Abrar Bhai love you ❤❤❤❤
Very lively city, nice to show people are enjoying so different activities, not boring at all
Enjoying Tacos in Mexico City , in every corner celebration is going on , is quite colorful
Wish you have safe journey
Abrar bhai mai Mumbai se aap ki sabhi vidio ko dekhta hun ❤
2:17 wow 😂😂 background
Excellent