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Learn Spanish with Locals in Guadalajara

Learn Spanish words for traditional foods & travel to Spanish towns in our Lost with Local series on Guadalajara. https://www.rosettastone.com/learn-sp... Guadalajara is a city known both for modern food and old architecture that pays homage to Mexico's history. Join Kristen Kellogg as she gets lost with a local, referred to as a tapatío, and discovers the colorful traditions that surround Día de Muertos. From face painting to sugar skulls to the altars they build for ancestors, locals in Tlaquepaque, a suburb of Guadalajara, initiate Kristen into their holiday traditions. Hungry for more? Keep watching as Kristen eats her way through traditional foods like torta ahogadas in Guadalajara's markets. Learn more about the ingredients that go into red, white, and green pozole that make it as colorful as the Mexican flag. And bring extra napkins or servettas to wipe up the drool as you watch Kristen devour birria de chivo tacos, a rich goat stew that locals say is the ultimate hangover cure. You'll also tour the historical town of Tequila alongside Kristen and learn more about how agave is harvested. Ancient folklore has it that agave is a gift from the gods delivered by a lightning strike, and certainly, Jose Cuervo, whose world-famous distillery is based in Tequila, might agree. Learn more about sampling tequila and the many kinds of tequila spirits to savor and enjoy during your stay in Mexico. Last but not least, get lost with locals at a charreada, a Mexican rodeo that has become a family tradition. At weekend charreadas, Jalisco locals show off their ropework and equestrian skills as part of a sport that many say has become a bit of living history in Mexico. Want to learn Spanish and travel like a local? Join us for the rest of our Lost with Locals series.    • Learn Spanish with Locals in Buenos Aires      • Learn Spanish with Locals in Medellin, Col...      • Learn Portuguese with Ben Papac: Episode 1      • Lost with Locals: Mérida, Mexico