Festival Of The Mucbipollo In San Sebastian Mérida Yucatán

Festival Of The Mucbipollo In San Sebastian Mérida Yucatán

[Music] One more vlog from beautiful Merida Yucatan. Yeah, we’re going to the Mugby Pojo H festival here in Merida, Yucatan. Hopefully, they still have any left. They said it’s going to be until 8 at night. Buenos until 8 tonight. So from 8 in the morning, there’s going to be lots of music. So that’s why I brought my my mics, guys. And I am dressed. See, like a like a woman from Merida, like a Yucatka. See, this is my Yucatka dress. Hopefully it’s going to be interesting for you guys. This is the eighth year that they’re celebrating the mukby poo. Mukby poo. It’s a I I know him. I know the the thing as a pib, you know, pi po. It’s It’s like a tamale, but it’s cooked inside an oven in a like in a Oh my god, look. There’s lots of people here uh cooked in the on the grounds. Okay. And they have also some old kinds of uh uh uh ovens also that they make and they put them there also. So there’s different ways of making them and different in the inside also has different uh fillings. So I’m going to turn Oh, wow. Look at that big beautiful church there. That’s San Sebastian church. Santiago. Santiago. Ah, sorry. Santiago church. Wow. And the police making sure everything is Oh, yeah. You’re right. San Sebastian. Yeah. San Sebastian. Exactly. Because this is San Sebastian. Yeah. Yeah. This is San Sebastian church, guys. So, I’m going to take you to the to the church. It’s beautiful. It’s very beautiful here. So you guys can can see uh this is the ATR that they’re doing this event, you know. So it’s been through the whole day. So and this is the the church here. Isn’t that beautiful? Look at it. Wow. We’re not going to go inside the church, but I will show you how it looks. Okay. I love these big trees, guys. Look at that. Look at this. This is so nice. And uh they’re going to be having service right now. So, that’s why I’m not going to go inside. Okay. But I would just show you how it looks in here. See that’s a beautiful church. And here says Temple de San Sebastian. See this is the one Patrimon. This is a patrimon already because it’s very very old. It’s a giant church. I mean it’s a very not giant. It’s a very small church but it it’s very old. Look at that. Look at this. It is very interesting. very beautiful uh style. The walls are so so thick of big big uh walls with rocks, rock walls. And look at the windows. So beautiful the windows and uh [Music] [Music] So guys, look at that. Look at this window. Isn’t that beautiful? Let me go closer so you guys can see the window. That’s stained glass. Look at that. Look at that. Wow. All this stained glass is so beautiful with the with the rock rock work that they have here. Look at that. This rock is beautiful the way they make it, you know. So this is San Sebastian. And um today San Sebastian, it’s a part of uh it’s one of the colonials from from Merida and they are partying right now. Look at that. So pretty. Yeah. I have to be very careful because of the Oh, the moon is there. It’s a very young moon. I have to be very careful because of the music. So hopefully I’m far away, you know. But look at that. It’s so pretty. So let me walk around and I will show you more of the of this beautiful place. Honey, see I am here. So I will be showing you a little bit more. Oh, see they’re calling for the mass at 6:00. It’s supposed to be the mass. So [Music] it’s over there. See the bells are ringing calling for the bus. Wow. [Music] So, I’ll be walking around and showing you a little bit more of this place that is so beautiful. It’s very peaceful. Actually, I came here today because I didn’t want to come too too when it’s too hot, you know, when the sun was like really really really hot. So, I didn’t want to do that because I was planning on wearing this dress and you know when wearing this this dress is lots of heat because it’s very very heavy and you have to have another one underneath. See, if you notice it’s a it’s a different uh thing underneath, you know, like a a whole new dress in the on the on the bottom. So, this is the little park. Oh, that’s a beautiful baby. Hi. So yeah, so this is the park, San Sebastian. I guess that’s the name of the park. Look at that beautiful baby there. Oh my god. So they’re selling little things and um and they have their children’s uh uh playground here and um and then they have all the food. I’m going to be looking for the muk poo and see where they sell them because I want to try one. They’re very expensive actually. They have one for 100 pesos and then they have the family one for 800 pesos. You know that’s a lot of money for the Mexicans here. So look at that. The moon is here. So pretty. So they have marittas over there and here they have the papasurro doni. See and they said this fried stuff here. See they have the sausage and potatoes. Ah wow. Okay propaganda. So here we have the other ones and we have to go and see the the the other stuff that we came here for. Okay, this is all the price stuff, manas and stuff like that. So I don’t think I I like anyway. So, let me go in there and check it out, guys. Wow, there’s a lot of people here. Uhoh, it looks like dark. Maybe it’s for not sure. So, uh this is a bulsa. It says it’s 100 pesos and you buy it and you don’t know what’s inside. It’s a surprise. It’s a surprise. That’s why it’s called bula sessa. [Music] Gracias. So guys, this if you want to buy your your uh the the food that they’re selling here, you can sit actually here. You can sit right here and enjoy your food. So That’s orchata. Uh that’s made of it’s a rice drink orchata. It’s a rice drink and they have different flavor flavor ones. And these are the sorbetes. That’s ice cream. It’s like a prop I think. Yeah. See? Wow. That looks good. That looks beautiful. I think I’m going to get one. So So we go and see that’s the altar. That’s what people do and they usually put for their loved ones picture and their favorite food for the you know. This is deuto. This is a dead bread. Dead dead puerto. Dead bread. See puto. And it’s filled with Philadelphia and berries and also Nutella with cheese. Hubalubu and Oreo. Oh my god. That goes straight for your clut, guys. Oh my god. I It smells great, but I don’t think it’s the healthiest food for you, you know. But it’s I think Okay, this is bul is salad. Uh they have a snip and they have salty food also. Oh. Uh so let me keep on going. Gracias. Let me keep on going and and I will show you what else. The achiev here also. They have the alter. Okay, this is the stuff that they’re selling, guys. And see, this is their dead ones. And this is the beautiful altar that they put with the offers. Look how beautiful she is. All the altars over here. And then they have a Oh, see all the pictures here, guys. There’s people that died. People that actually died. And yeah. So, we That’s the big uh poo they call it. See, that’s a big one. It’s a giant actually. Look how big it is. Perfecto. [Music] So that’s the chicken inside. So see they have big things also. And then see they have this one here. Oh, it’s so beautiful their altars guys. This is a very traditional thing you know. They all have their loved ones that they died. Uh they have their pictures actually and on their pictures they have flowers and they have offerings also. See this one has a little more elaborate uh the they have like a little hot like a little like a little house you know the traditional way and then they have three of their love members that they’re gone. They’re not here with us. They just left and they’re they just left and they went before us, you know. Uh, you know, we all have to die and we’re just in transit in this world. So, yeah, that’s what it is. So, we’re going to be showing you a little bit more around here, but um, like I was saying, probably it’s going to rain. I’m not 100% sure, but it looks like it’s going to rain. It’s a little dark the sky. And I’m showing you actually the altars. Look at that. So beautiful. See? And that’s what they put. They put drinks and they put all kinds of goodies for them, you know, so that they can come and obviously guys uh they can come h like like like in person and and and actually grab a tamalei or something and eat it. No, what they do is they come in spirit and the spirit they come and they smell the fumes, the the the the nice scent of the of the regenos. See here, this is real and and several sweets and and they go and they smell it and that’s how they they they taste their food again and they’re so happy to come and see them, you know, and that they actually got remembered them. People remember them. That’s why they come. Oh, and look, they have some duckies here. Uh, there’s a big line here. I think it’s for getting the food. I’m not sure. So, we’ll be getting food right now. See, this is the peep traditional. Peep traditional espalone. That’s with the young beans. Uh, pommo and espelon. They all have pelon. That’s a that’s a beans that is very, very young. Uh, they have the cheese one. They have ham and cheese. [Music] Ham and cheese. And then they have reeno. That’s the black black uh meal. You know, it’s really black and it has uh boiled egg and chicken inside. It’s very delicious. It Oh, and they have the maris. They have seafood with the marisos. That could be nice. [Music] So they still have the lu and and we will see the rest. Okay, guys. So we go on this side. This is a big line. Mama, this is mom’s seasoning. So everyone is here on the line. Let me check it out. Wow. [Music] So, let’s go this way. Thank you. So, we I think we’re going to go eat over there probably. That’s what we’re going to be doing. We’re going to eat on that side because, you know, usually you guide yourself from from where you think that the the the food looks better. You see more people And there’s a lot of people on the line. I want to drink something right now anyway. So, let me go to the orchata. Let’s see what flavors they have. They’re saying that they have different flavors. And that’s a rice drink, you know, different flavors. So, we’re going to go there. our name. So guys, we have to go through here because I want to go get a orchata. Okay, we’re going to get an orchata. I’m thirsty for orchata cuz it’s very hot still, you know. It’s muggy. See, that’s pastel area. Oh my god, look who they have here. Yeah, very scary. Very scary. So, where is the Okay, the orchata is over here, guys. We’re going to go get orchata. Let’s see what flavor orchata I want. See, no problem. So, guys, I said they still have a whole bunch of them. So, I’m going to check it out, okay? And see which one I want. So, let’s see. Okay. traditional. See, I want the coffee one, guys. So, let me take all the moneyafe over there. Guys, let me turn off this camera. Okay. Um, so guys, I bought already here. Uh, they said it’s 35 pesos. So, I’m going to be waiting online and I will. So, we are going to be paying 35 pesos for the for the coffee one. I want to try actually I saw on Facebook how to make it with coffee. So, I think I’m going to try later. Uh not only you know how to make with coffee. Hola. Okay. See? So guys, they’re going to make me the coffee one. So I want to try it and see how it is. I don’t know. There’s garbage here. Let me try it, guys. Wow. It’s like a like a nice cold coffee with a rice taste with the rice taste, guys. It’s very nice. So, oh, look at those beautiful. So, I’m going to keep on walking and see if I find something because he somewhere here. [Music] Wow, it tastes very good, guys. It’s delicious. So, I will be seeing you in a little bit. Okay, let me turn off this. So guys, um I will be saying bye for now. H this was it for the video of the of the event here. the Mukb Poo E Mukb Poo Festival and remember it’s the eighth for the eighth time in this year they had this event so we’re going to be saying bye and um the I am not crazy for that food guys I tell you the truth I’m not crazy for that so um I will be walking around and I’ll say bye to you guys, okay? And enjoy this beautiful Merida Yucatan the festival the Moo in Merida Yucatan. See you in the next one. Bye-bye.

Festival of the mucbipollo in San Sebastian Mérida Yucatán. It is the 8th year that they are celebrating in San Sebastian the mucbipollo festival. I know it by pin or pibipollo.
Is a giant tamale that’s cooked under ground like the cochinita pibil.
It is a huge event cooking the mucbipollo all family members get together and make it a feast.
I will be showing you also the offerings at the altars because Día de los muertos is coming soon.
Thank you for always coming back to watch my YouTube channel Where R U Maria on the next video I will be having a shoeshine video.

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