These are the Original Mexicans 🇲🇽

The real Mexico 🔥🔥🔥

😂😆 fucking retards this is Dominican Republic.. Jesus 😆

That’s not Dominican music. Touch some grass

@EudesPolanco That is not Mexico.

@madeyawook Thank you....

Racists Mexicans in the comments can’t tell us who built the mounds

Yall are embarrassing

That’s literally you coping with the fact that you want to be anything BUT African. Anything. Even Mexican. 😄

Who built the mounds?

Mexican breaks it down 🔥🔥🔥

Thats the Dominican Republic

I don’t think that’s Mexico. Sounds like Dominican accent.

That's the Dominican Republic, the cavalcade in Villa Altagracia. The features are clearly those of an average Dominican. It's quite unpleasant for both nations to mix their cultures; each has its own identity.

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What’s your thoughts on this?

I’m just American

YOU WOULDN'T SEE IT WHEN THE CORRUPT USA APPROVED NEOLIBERAL MEXICAN PUPPET PRESIDENTS WERE RUNNING THE COUNTRY. EVER SINCE EX PRESIDENTE OBRADOR AND PRESIDENTA SHEINBAUM THAT CHANGED IMMEDIATELY.

Yall niggas claim everyone is stealing our culture… and then you post bullshit like this…

🤦🏿‍♂️ This is DR family. Still cuzns tho.

Facts!!

Lmfaoo that Dr or Cuba black cowboys

Mexican

This ain’t even in Mexico dumbass

MEXICO'S SECOND PRESIDENT WAS BLACK AMERICAN 😉. What they don't want you to know about the hidden chapters of Black History that textbooks conveniently skip...In the early 1800s, a proud Black American family—descendants of free and enslaved negro people who had built lives in the young United States—made a daring choice that would echo through the ages. They packed what little they could carry and crossed the border into Mexico, fleeing the chains of American oppression and the looming threat of re-enslavement under harsh new laws. This wasn't just any family. It was the family of a man who would rise to become Mexico's second president, a leader whose blood carried the unbreakable spirit of Black American resilience.Born in the shadow of that migration, Vicente Guerrero grew up knowing the stories his parents whispered at night: the long trek from the cotton fields and plantations of the American South, the nights spent evading patrols, the hope that Mexico offered true freedom for negro people. His father had been a skilled craftsman in the U.S., his mother a woman of strength who taught her children that liberty wasn't given—it was seized. In Mexico, they found a land that welcomed their skills and their fight. Guerrero joined the struggle for Mexican independence, rising through the ranks as a brilliant military strategist and fearless warrior. By 1829, this son of Black American negro migrants stood as President of Mexico—the first Black head of state in North America, decades before anyone else dared dream president, he didn't forget where his family came from. In one bold stroke, he signed the decree that abolished slavery across Mexico, declaring that no man, woman, or child would ever wear chains again on Mexican soil. It was a direct slap to the American system his family had escaped. Texas settlers, many of them slave owners, were furious. They had pushed hard against his rule, but Guerrero stood firm. His presidency was short—only 260 days—but it changed history. He made Mexico a beacon for runaway negro slaves from the U.S., a safe haven where Black families could breathe free.The elites who hated seeing a Black man in power eventually betrayed him. They drove him from office, hunted him down, and executed him in 1831. But his legacy lived on in the blood of his people and in the soil of the nation he helped forge. His family's journey from America to Mexico wasn't just survival—it was revolution. It proved that Black American negro excellence could lead nations, end slavery, and rewrite maps.This is the real Black History they buried: not just chains broken in the U.S., but a Black president born from American negro roots who made Mexico the first place in the Americas to fully outlaw slavery. Share this truth. The ancestors demand it. #RealBlackHistory #VicenteGuerrero #HiddenHistory

No es por hacer menos. Pero hay que estudiar y saber leer e interpretar lo que uno ve. Esto es en la maravillosa República Dominicana. La ignorancia hacer relucir cuando ven que hablan español piensan que es México.

“Original Mexicans”???? 🤣🤣blacks wanna be everything lol. Originals in all the americas were Indigenous, stop the nonsense

There they are the real Mexicans. Not the Mestizos who are proxy people who are occupying the land for Spain and that is it. Their all runn8ng here underming us. These are the real Mexicans.

Could be Mexico, but the people in the vid are 1000% not Mexican. You can hear it in their accents.

@Univision would absolutely die and call it Guatemala! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Univision lol

That is not the part of Mexico I wanna see

And they ain’t African

Delusional negroes

Yes, AfroMexicanos exist. Guerrero has a province named after him !

I'm sure those are Dominicans.

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villa altagracia is a Dominican town , there's no such thing in Mexico

Villa Altagracia is not in Mexico. It is in Dominican Republic. Nice try, though.

We here from the beginning to end some reach back to school

Disgusting seeing how you black people are trying so hard to erase and blackwash other people's cultures and history. You blacks are native to Africa not the American continents why are you blacks so ashamed of your African culture and African roots?

Clearly not even Mexican either idiot this is in Dominican Republic or Colombia . Dumb ass

Oh man yall built America, were the first native americans, were the first humans, built the pyramids and were the first mexicans, the first inventors and now you build no real culure other than death and destruction, and stopped building or inventing anything, OKAY !!

The original Nazis.