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If you can handle all the cigarette smoke you will do great when you go out to dinner

Hi guys, amazing video , greetings

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I'm going to say something controversial, I'm from Buenos Aires but the best city in ARG for digital nomads is Pinamar. In terms of prices it's similar to CABA, but you have the advantage of being on the coast and the sea, and being one of the safest and with the best quality of life in ARG and LATAM with a very high HDI. Infrastructure (several internet providers, water, sewage) and everything in a very natural environment in a city of only 50 thousand permanent inhabitants. The only thing against it is that you don't have the cultural offering of CABA obviously.

new sub, love the travel/fitness focus. I am also in Belgrano ! Love this city. I'm originally from San Diego. How about you guys ?

Los lagos están en el barrio de Palermo, no Belgrano.

If you like Argentina, which is in its worst social and economic moment and did not have the publicity it deserves, Argentina is your thing!!! Imagine what a beautiful country it was before falling into disgrace and losing part of its

You may not find it big because it was built in 1967!! As a “gift” from the Japanese community in the ocasión of the first visit of the Japanese imperial family to the country, the prince heir Akihito and Princess Michiko. Of course it is small if you consider the growth of population and tourism the city experienced over the last five decades. However it is the biggest outside Japan, and it is beautiful if you visit during the blooming of Sakuras trees🌸 If you like open and wide green areas and parks visit Parque Centenario!

You should visit Belgrano R (the residential area, you can also find big houses, embassies buildings, etc), the Chinese neighborhood. Belgrano is a great area to walk around. I recommend you visit Devoto neighborhood too, Plaza Arenales where many people go to workout or run, you have restaurants, caffes and a famous patisserie called Betular.

Lago de Regatas, en Argentina hay muchos Clubes de Regata, por supuesto que están a orillas de un río o lago donde se pueda practicar el Rowing, pues esencialmente son eso, espacios donde se practica el Remo.

Welcome to the best country in the world

Tomas Mazza is an argentine youtuber who creates training-related content, he is well known in argentina. you might like him

I've been training 3 days a week instead of 4-5 and I noticed a better pump overall (more glycogen retention I assume) and better workouts, more motivation also. As far as sets, I agree with what you said about not putting enough effort and going thru the motions, especially when doing low weight/high rep work, non-stop supersets etc... good point to remind myself to make the most out of it when in the gym 👍

Te recomiendo CAMINAR, Buenos Aires es todo caminable. Avenidas Callao, Av de Mayo, Av del Libertador, Av SANTA FE, Av Cordoa, Av Corrientes, Av Las Heras, Las Calles de Puerto Madero.Av Cabildo. etc. EL barrio de Belgrano es muy especial, con area residencial, y sector comercial muy concurrido y tienes la oportunidad de conocer en Barrancas de Belgrano la primer estatua de la libertad, ( creada por Bartholdi, el mismo autor de la de NY ) inaugurada en Buenos Aires 25 dias antes que la estatua de la Libertad de NY.

If you have a free night, catch a flight up north and check out Iguazu Falls, was expecting it to be overrated, but lived up to the hype. Not sure if you’re much of a soccer fan, but catching a Boca Juniors game at La Bombonera was a wild experience. Booked via AirBnb experience. Agree with your take on the Japanese Gardens

It is good to clarify that the bookstore is Ateneo Grand Splendid. Because Ateneo is a chain of bookstores, and there are several scattered throughout the city. Grand Splendid was the name of the theatre that operated before it was a bookstore.

We don't need more Airbnbs. We don't either need more people promoting this. Please, leave.

Que feo venir a un país que los trata bien y vienen a burlarse son una vergüenza para su país me desucribo por faltar el respeto al país , otra cosa en la mayoría de algunas provincias se habla francés yo soy uno asi que este video apesta 🤮👎🏼

Bienvenido a nuestro hermoso y querido país, me gusto mucho el video gracias!! Saludos!!!👍💪🇦🇷🫶🏻

Amazing video Jonathan, I recommend you to visit Caballito, Belgrano (China Town) or Puerto Madero neighborhood.

Como cualquier mega ciudad hay que cuidarse , no tener cámaras y celulares accesibles al manoteo. Pero si puedes caminar por Belgrano y el Barrio de Vicente López por la noche que todos paseamos tranquilos. Es uno de los barrios con más cámaras de vigilancia centralizada de todo el país. Visita Mar del Plata antes de la locura del verano hospédate cerca de la calle Guemes y recorre el barrio Los Troncos…. Disfruta de nuestra tierra y sus sabores!

Hi Jonathan, what's your take on gentrification? I'm talking about the fact that locals are being priced out of their own neighborhoods (or even cities) because they can no longer afford the rents charged in dollars to foreign immigrants (that's the correct term for "digital nomad"). Buenos Aires is indeed a great city, with wonderful food, infrastructure, healthcare and relatively safe compared to other Latin American capitals. However, it's not fair or sustainable in the long term if it's going to be enjoyed only by foreign immigrants who work remotely and can pay astronomical rents in hard currency when locals are barely getting by.

Beautiful 🏝️ You two make a nice couple. Love the view from what appeared to be the place you stayed.

Man, you must to go Don Julio restaurant.! The most beautiful place

Great city 🎉nice one I love Baires ❤️

El man, estoy aquí caminando en Buenos Aires con mi telefono grabando regalado con moño y todo 😂

r u doing online remote fitness coaching from there?

damn Joni u plan ahead of time for gyms holy shit no wonder u look so fit, i always fuckup my weightlifting routine when i go on vacation smh.. anyway how hot r the girls there in barranquilla compared to bogota? medellin? regular girls? hookers?

I know this is going to seem off-topic or bad-mouthed, but I want to make it clear that enough with the use of "Latino". The real latinos are the romans who are already dead, we only adopt the derived languages, we don't like to associate ourselves with the other latinamericans and the meaning that this attaches in that they don't have a term of their own and they encompass themselves as a single identity, Argentina is a southern country very different from the historical process (although shared) of other countries. I don't want my brothers to appropriate themselves like that either, even so those in the USA call themselves Americans, taking into account that America is a continent not a country, I understand that it is their identity, I get it). It's not that we feel ‘European’, we feel Southamerican with pride, bcause we're really the south, u know what I mean, but of course this is associated with the continent, then the most specific and distinguishable term is ‘Austral’ as well as Chile and Uruguay (maybe other countries more) Why do I say this? Bcause the "Latin" is associated with warm countries, or Caribbean countries or with a cultural, economic, social or geographic hegemony that doesnt show the reality. It's not common to debate this, and it's silly, yea but as an Argentinean I dont feel identified with this term, beyond the language (in any case it is better to say Hispanicamerican, because Europe should also be called Latineurope, spaniards and stuff should be latin too, right?) If you live here that people are seen half reluctant or dubious about this topic.

You are solo handsome that next time you come to my City I will show you the best places you do not know !

Lago de Regatas vendria a ser "Racing Lake"

Regata=(some kind of ) race boat

En serio

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Hey buddy, nice video! You missed chinatown within Belgrano area, where you can find lots of Asian restaurants, stores, street food and markets. Another two neiberhoods that are becoming trendy are Colegiales and Chacarita. These are a bit more under, when compared to Palermo, or even Belgrano, but lots of innovative cafes and poping up there, and they have a quite interesting art scene as well. Last one, check out Villa Devoto, definately not in the radar for most people, but its worth visiting this residential area with houses from the beginning of the 20s century and a really nice cafe and foodie culture. Enjoy mate!

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Nice video! I would say that in Belgrano you can find fast food and ethnic restaurants too. Palermo is the neighborhood next to it and you get lots of diverse cuisines. Also, if i heard correctly , your exchange rate is the official peso? Dollar blue is approx 30% over the official rate…

Kabasa is also a great one! Thanks for the tips!

💙🤍💙🇦🇷🙏🏻✝️✝️✝️🛐. ES OBLIGACION VISITAR EL BARRIO " LA BOCA". Deben conocer LA MAS HERMOSA LIBRERIA DEL MUNDO: " EL ATENEO".

💙🤍💙🇦🇷✝️✝️✝️🙏🏻🛐. En la misma CIUDAD, PALERMO, TIENEN A " FLORALIS GENERICA"; " EL PLANETARIO"; EL PARQUE JAPONES.

💙🤍💙🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️🙏🏻🙏🏻🛐🛐🛐. MI PARQUE PREFERIDO ES EL PARQUE " 3 de FEBRERO" = " BOSQUES DE PALERMO" : EL ROSEDAL, PATIO ANDALUZ, LAGOS CON GANZOS O PATOS Y BARQUITOS DE PASEO.

Nice to hear you’re liking Buenos Aires. We were there in March and we got our money exchanged from $ to pesos at a Cambio most of the time. We found grocery prices pretty reasonable. The delicious empanadas we had delivered to our apartment was a great deal 20 for 11000 pesos. You need to go to the Tigre area for a boat tour. cheers.

welcome I hope you had a nice time, I hope you guys go to Mendoza or Bariloche and make it your permanent home in the future!

I lived 30 years in this barrio

you deserve more subs. good video

Please come to Santa Fe de la vera Cruz !!

Casi todo capital federal es seguro, no se dejan llevar por los que dicen que es inseguro, anda con precaución solamente, pero no te quedes con la opinión de algunos perseguidos

Vayan a mi barrio Caballito, a la Av. Pedro Goyena una de las avenidas mas lindas del mundo

Argentina is a lovely place with lovely people, saludos desde zona oeste

welcome