¿Por qué ME VOY DE TIJUANA a un País de PRIMER MUNDO? | 10 años después

#livingcitywithamar #vlog #tijuana Why am I leaving Tijuana for a First-World Country? 10 years later More than 10 years ago, I made a life-changing decision: to leave Tijuana, Baja California, to move to a first-world country. Today, a decade later, I return to tell the truth behind that decision, what I learned, and what I discovered while living outside of Mexico. This video is much more than a personal experience: it's a portrait of what it means to emigrate, adapt, and compare two very different worlds. Life in Tijuana is full of contrasts: it's a vibrant border city with opportunities, culture, and proximity to the United States, but also with problems of violence, trafficking, inequality, and high housing costs. At the time, I thought the only way to grow was to move to a developed country. But after 10 years away, I realized that reality is much more complex than it seems. In this documentary, I'll tell you why I left, what it was like to live in a first-world country, and what I discovered about quality of life, work, money, and happiness. Is everything really better abroad? Is it worth leaving Mexico forever? Or is Tijuana, with all its challenges, still a place full of opportunities to reinvent yourself? We'll also explore how Tijuana has changed in 10 years: from the real estate boom, the growth of tourism, rising housing prices, to the impact of the thousands of Americans now living in the city. We'll compare this reality with that of more developed countries to understand if living there is truly a "dream come true" or if there are things that, deep down, only Mexico can offer. 👉 Stay until the end of this video because I'll give you my most honest opinion: what I love, what I hate, and what I learned after 10 years of leaving Tijuana to live in a first-world country. Don't forget to subscribe, leave your comment, and share this video. Tell me: Would you leave Mexico to seek a better life in another country, or would you prefer to stay in your city and pursue your dreams here?