Argentines are not racist? And are despicable to And look down on indigenous people or on any other inferior “class/race” that they might think are inferior? Specially people from other countries in South America? …because that’s what the world knows about them besides Football and their stars.
I typed "Argentina" and your video pops out, this is the first time I see the country street and night life. Thanks for sharing. Congrats to Argentina football team going to the World Cup final. Go Go Messi
Everything starts very late in Argentina, from meals to parties. Before going to the club people usually get together at a friend's house and share a couple of beers/fernet/drinks until around 3 am then right after that you head to the disco/party until 6 and last there's the after party (usually at someone's house)
@@positronikiss nope because if you go out like Karo said you know the next day you can sleep all day basically. But still people do go out and then go to work the next day with very little to no sleep at all sometimes
@@hulu8022 If you stay within the crowd it's ok. But If you wander around late in the night in random streets alone then it's not so ok unless there's a patrol nearby which usually there is
@@hulu8022 Well it's like in every other place, if you go to a shady area you'll get jumped for sure, and believe me you will realize when it's a shady area. Still, in every place are jerks so have to beware of that and if somebody wants to fight just try to avoid it at all costs. In early 2020s I think a boy got killed by a group of rugbiers (rich boys) because of some stupid thing like he spilled accidentally a drink on one of those boys. But overall, if you stay with your friends or you get to know the people going there you'll be safe, we like to party, we like to celebrate, we're friendly with foreigns
buenos aires is the most european looking city in the whole of latin america. could be in spain or italy easily. People and architecture are quiet the same.
Bruh... What are you talking bro? There are much I mean MUCH more cities in Latin America far better and beautiful than Buenos Aires. Bueno aires is like small pieces of crums of what you can really find in Latin America.
@@orochiuroko but he said buenos aires is the most european looking city, not the most beatiful. In buenos aires is less possible to find an indigenous than in cdmx for example.
Argentina has one of the best nightlife in the world. If you want a beer or pizza at early morning you can go to every place and you will find it open. Buenos Aires is awesome!
After watching this video I can honestly say that the streets and vibe, people, style reminds me a lot about Belgrade, Serbia. No wonder I meet some people from Argentina in Belgrade who really likes it there. It felt like home, they said.
Man you did a great video. I'm a Bolivian living in Orlando, Fl and man, yo made me miss the years I lived in Buenos Aires. Beautiful city! Thank you very much.
Argentina looks great. Have you tried the steaks and wine yet? Argentinian steak houses are really popular in australia and asia and are world renowned.
For 15 to 30 year olds, the lights, glitter, girls, food and drink outside at night has been a tradition for generations. Same scene, different time, place and people.
It’s a huge country with great variety of landscapes, climate and people. Prepare to travel long distances, it’s the 8th bigger country in the world. You shouldnt miss: - Buenos Aires city: lot to visit, museums, parks, theaters, COLON Theater (best opera theater acoustics of the world), LA BOCA and San Telmo: old immigrant district, tango, antiques market, Boca Juniors stadium, tango (street dancing or Tango places like Homero Manzi bar, Café Tortoni); Palermo, night life, concerts, etc. - (NEA) Iguazú falls (Misiones province) one of 7 world’s natural wonders, guaraní indian community, jesuitic missions ruins; - NOA: 7 colours mount, Train to the clouds, Salta city; - Mendoza province: Mount Aconcagua (6961 metros/22838 feet) tallest peak of whole american continent, vinyards, where we produce some of finest wines of the world; - Patagonia: Bariloche city (several tours) - Patagonia: Ushuaia, end of the world city, glaciar tour, national park, pinguin island, end of the world light house, Antarctica tour.
Wow I knew Buenos Aires was vibrant but had no idea the nightlife was this lit! I lived in Brazil for 3 years and visited Uruguay but I haven't made it to Argentina yet. This makes ya boy want to buy a ticket and check it out! Nice video my man I'll defnitely be tuned in for more!
And its cheaper than ever for you Jarell. Inflation / Devaluation / Print of Argentine peso makes 1 dollar equal to 200 pesos in the "blue" market, that means illegal, wich is the most used because Legal dollars are impossible to reach. So you come to Argentina with dollars and there are exchange places that gives you 200 pesos for dollar.
Nice footage! I like how calm and collected everyone is for 1:30am... If this was in my neighbourhood people would be fighting and puking everywhere by now and half the pubs would already be shut... Nice vibes ✌
Because the parties start around 3am. Argentinians are notorious for eating late and going out late. Usually hang out at friends house until 12-1 then hit the clubs around 3 and go home around 6-7am
Palermo is my favourite part of the city. Mostly low rise and beautiful tree lined streets. Great restaurants and bars and quirky shops. Can't wait for October when I return after and absence of two years. Graffitimundo organises good street art tours. Buenos Aires is a wonderful city with a very chilled vibe, and you don't just have to eat red meat these days.
Bs As is known as “the city that never sleeps “ you can do anything every night. People here goes to night clubs any day of the week. Is pretty popular to go to “afters” on Wednesday and Tuesday and then go to work without or with just a few hs of sleep hahaha. Palermo and San Telmo are the best and safer places to visit if you don’t speak Spanish and even if you are alone. Puerto Madero is nice too but a little bit more expensive , but it has an amazing view beside the river.
So cool to see Argentina as it is , it was pretty buzzy actually , so colourful and full of people doing their thing , I'm an argie living in New Zealand since 2006 and its nice to see the place I came from . Thanks for the upload matey :D
OH that place is called Plaza Serrano and it is surrounded by lots of bars and restaurants. It's very fun to go during the night. There are so many friendly people in here, if you come one day, you will defintely fell in love with the city. Although I live a few blocks away from that place I rarely visit now a days haha!
I went to Buenos Aires last month for my 25th birthday, and the nightlife was lit. I stayed in Palermo Hollywood, but I traveled to Puerto Madero and Recoleta, and everything was amazing. I'm not normally a fan of clubs, but Bs As changed that! I just got back from Quito, and La Foch was also legit. Latin America in general is pretty good when it comes to clubbing.
Argentina is not Latin America, Argentina is Argentina, very different from ANY other country in America (except from Uruguay maybe), including Chile or Bolivia, let alone Mexico or Colombia! Latin America is very big and each country has its own culture, which differs very much one from another, specially Argentina. It breaks my balls that yankees always refer to Latin America as a one culture place or a place where everyone is the same, just because we share a language!
What a lovely city is Buenos Aires, I missed it. It was beautiful to be born and grow up among warm and fun people. I'm writing this from Amsterdam hehe
Greetings from Argentina, this place called "Plaza Serrano" is like going to one of the most "expensive and rich zones" in Buenos Aires, this one and "Puerto madero", "Costanera" to. If you want to experience something more diverse i would reccomend you to go to "San Telmo" (Y)
I beg to differ. Plaza Serrano is where most middle-class youngsters go. A foreigner must note that the city of Buenos Aires (CABA) has the same GDP as any other major developed city worldwide. For example, it has a similar GDP to Miami, Sydney, Milan or Seattle. Consequently, contrary to the local perception, it is not much different from living in those other cities speaking of the quality of life, transportation or services. The problem is that most of the inner-Argentina, including vast areas of Buenos Aires province, is very under-developed and way poorer and insecure. People there strive to eat on a day-by-day basis. Compared to those, Buenos Aires city is a first-world country in itself. That is why the perception of a simple act of spending and going out as being something for the "rich". Puerto Madero is more uptown and expensive.
Videos como éste ayudan a entender al mundo que en Argentina no hay negros, o son tan pocos que casi no se los ve por las calles. Sirve para que vean que los argentinos no somos racistas, sino que no hay gente con origen africano.
Looks like a place would love to go! Reminds me of Barcelona but maybe cooler. P.s Can visit my Welsh cousins in the South haha. That blonde at the end mama mia❤️
Trevelin, Rawson, Trelew and many other cities were founded by Welsh immigrants but they are very far from Buenos Aires, more than 2000 km to the south.
The Argentinean philosophy is to have fun no matter what, so that is why the nightlife is so vibrant, culture is huge, theaters, live concerts, art, ballet, football, rugby etc, different areas of a city do accommodate the necessities of its social class, the guy who spoke a little bit in English explained perfectly, one area for the elite, another area for the social class that is battling every day to get at the end of the month and pay the bills. Due to the last century's constant economic decline and political turmoil, crime has increased exponentially, as the old social-economic structure was the elite (a few), middle class (big %), and poor class (huge %), slowly started to change, to the elite got reachest ( a few), part of the low middle class passed to be poor class, the professional immigrated to Europe, the rest is getting there every month, so that big % that I mentioned before was reduced considerably, and we have the majority which is the poor class. Like any country, Argentina has its own beauty, it is a great country for tourism but be careful with the crime, unfortunately, Argentina's reality is the majority is in survival mode. One more thing, the whole of South America is going on the same path, one more or less, no exception, it is all based on data and not feelings or fairy tales, you catch my drift........
Argentina is the safest country in Latin America. The thing is that the media exaggerates too much. As everywhere you have to be careful, yes, there are dangerous areas, but in general, a middle-class neighborhood is usually quiet.
You have a lot of things to do at night in Buenos Aires. It s the city with more theatres. There are clubs where you can listen reeggeaton and others where you can listen electric music. Also you can go to see different kinds of bands (rock, pop, tango, etc) You have a lot of bars all around the city. If you want a long party night buenos aires is the place. The "previa" starts at 11pm then you go to the club at 3 pm and after that you have after parties. Palermo is one of the biggest neighbourhood and there you have a lot of clubs and bars but you can also go to recoleta or to the clubs near the river. I hope you enjoy BA
Me fui de Buenos Aires por oportunidades laborales y no pasa UN SOLO DÍA en el que no extrañe mi hermosa ciudad y país (aunque te caguen robando) Thank you so much for bringing the spotlight to this amazing city ❣
Cómo me gustaría visitar y vivir la vida nocturna de argentina 🇦🇷 uno de los países que más me gustaría visitar por sus múltiples facetas; ojalá algún día pueda, lamentablemente me queda a medio mundo de distancia desde México 🇲🇽 x’D 😢 y no es nada barato viajar en estos tiempos.
Congrats, great video! I would like to see you getting in some of those bars and maybe getting a beer and getting into the dancefloor to see closely the nightlife.
And that's true, the nightlife in Buenos Aires is great. You can party until dawn or even longer at the after parties which are usually techno or tech house and you can get anything, if you know what I mean haha. Greetings from Buenos Aires we espect you around here!
yes, it's true, the disco starts at 1 or 2 at night and ends at 6 or 7 in the morning and continues or at someone else's house in an after until 11 or 12 in the morning (sorry if It's wrong I translated it with the translator)
130am is early in BsAs. Lol. Things just starting. The Pibes just finished dinner with their families. Lol It’s a trip. Some things never change. First time I was in BsAs was 2005. I got in late, and ate at the restaurant called Cinema off the street Callao. I had pizza and wine at like 2am by myself. I couldn’t believe how alive the city was. Ive still never seen anything like that and I’ve been to over 75 countries. Funny though, I went to BsAs for new years in 2013 However, and the city was entirely empty!! Nothing open, no one around! And I mean nobody. They were all in Punta del Este, Rio, and Miami for summer holidays. Lol. Cool video man. Reminds me of me 20s and early 30s, when I hung out in South America, a lot.
Maybe because you were in the richest part of the City. Its not common at all for MOST of the People Going to that places in new years eve. I think it was empty cause most were with their families in their former cities and states. Greetings mate!
@@martingranate I was just in the city center. But I walked around the entire city that night, all empty. No one around. I found them all in Punta Del Este a few weeks later.
@@mikeuptegroveyeah but Punta del Este in Uruguay is a very expensive destiny for us and mainly rich people can afford it. Maybe people you known where there but i can assure you that it was not the reason because the City was empty. 👍👍
@@martingranate the people I met weren’t necessarily rich. Those existed too however. It wasn’t just a New Years phenomena. I spent 7 or so summers in Argentina, particularly BsAs. It’s was always empty compared to the winters I was there. You’re the first Porteño I’ve met in the some 40 trips to BsAs, and having a Porteña girlfriend, that seems to suggest that Porteños taking long vacations in either Chile, Brasil, or Uruguay, was somehow uncommon or not a thing. That’s news to me consider I’ve made some of my best Argentine friends in those countries on their summer holidays. 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️ I also hear that Porteños stay in with family on New Year’s Eve too. 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️ Let’s put it this way: at 10pm the subway was empty and at midnight I took me a long time to find even a churripan to eat as every street in the city’s center was like a ghost town. I have pictures standing in the middle of the street of 4 de Julio kissing my then gf with zero cars to be found. That was just in 2011. And they had the Dakkar car thing there the week before. 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
@@mikeuptegrove im not porteño , but from Lanús, a very near City. I studied and Work in BA. I didnt suggested that at all, you said Punta del Este, Miami and and Río and i response to that especifically places. A few minority of people goes to that places. 9 de julio is microcentro, a place full of offices and workplaces, not homes. Thats why i consider the City was empty. Saludos che!
For all those that got a negative feedback from this clip please understand people in BA are extremely friendly and approachable, having said that not everyone is fluent in English to say the least and having a cool young black men approaching girls is not a common thing. For those asking if black guys could succeed with the chicks in BA, go and ask Brazilian non white men (I know they do as we do with Brazilian girls when we visit their country) First of all they ( Brazilian black guys) do speak Spanish and are at times the favorite amongst BA girls. Like any where else you will find all kind of people, since BA is a huge city. Again very friendly, approachable and intelligent people and many look handsome and hot. Go and visit BA you will not regret, for those solo travelers I can say if you are not shy and open minded to try and enroll in social and cultural activities, BA is a prime destination Abrazos!!!! Note: The last 2 girls, they look stack up are not even from BA but I think Cordoba
@@mina_en_suiza no es una afirmación, es una frase habitual que se utiliza en Argentina para dar a entender que lo que estás diciendo lo veo de otra manera... al parecer no sólo se te olvidó lo que es Argentina, si no también como hablamos acá! Saludos a la distancia!
used to live there, I love it, best neighborhood in my opinion, because as a local I loved meeting people from other countries and partying in very cool places
@@CharlyAlemania Cada uno... yo amo lo que son las zonas céntricas a hora pico y todo, pero no me aguanto un ruido molesto de un auto que queda parado por el semáforo, por ejemplo. Veo este video y no entiendo como viven los que están en el medio de ahí.
@@Mike-hy7yi but many into that 90% have a lot of indigenous ancestry, in fact like 20% of the total population is primarly amerindian (with a lot of admixture usually, in fact most of them have some European ancestry then also are into that 90%)
I have traveled almost all over the world, including Italy. The pizza in Argentina is the best of the best, not even to mention their steaks and traditional plates. Chicks are a little stuck up but are all good. Nightlife is Europe equal. Great vibes but you have to be careful where to go, Uber or taxi drivers are awesome, and can tell you don't go that way, stay in this area, etc. Great people. I love it.
Damn this video makes me miss drinking! It reminds me of nightlife in Spain (when I used to live there) especially places in Andalucía....but still, not as lit as this places looks and a pretty chill vibe with people too. In the UK, where I'm from, you would have got a tonne of 2-pint 'hardmen' acting tough looking for fights, while walking through the nightlife zones of most towns and cities.
Si me la habré pegado en la pera ahí ... Anda un poco más al conurba che !!! Now that I am living in the US I really miss to be there, this video made me feel melancholic !!! Thanks for the video !!!
Argentina is a great country and Argentines are wonderful.
greetings from Argentina!
You are pélotud.
Yes, very good 😊
😂😂😂😂💀
no
Argentines are not racist? And are despicable to And look down on indigenous people or on any other inferior “class/race” that they might think are inferior? Specially people from other countries in South America? …because that’s what the world knows about them besides Football and their stars.
9:44
-“Se te calló la campera”
-Gracias amigooo
😂😍
The vibe there seems so much like Greece that makes me feel already like home. Can't wait to pay visit there some time in the future! 🇬🇷🇦🇷
Athens felt like Buenos Aires to me... Pretty similar
it's normal, Argentina and Buenos Aires it's a mediterranean culture
Argentinians and Greek we are the same thing. Cut by the same sissors. Love you all brothers and sisters 🇬🇷❤️🇦🇷
I typed "Argentina" and your video pops out, this is the first time I see the country street and night life. Thanks for sharing. Congrats to Argentina football team going to the World Cup final. Go Go Messi
I'm brazilian and decided I'll go visit Buenos Aires during my vacation from work this year. So excited!
I hope you had fun!
Everything starts very late in Argentina, from meals to parties. Before going to the club people usually get together at a friend's house and share a couple of beers/fernet/drinks until around 3 am then right after that you head to the disco/party until 6 and last there's the after party (usually at someone's house)
are yall getting enough sleep?
@@positronikiss nope because if you go out like Karo said you know the next day you can sleep all day basically. But still people do go out and then go to work the next day with very little to no sleep at all sometimes
@@hulu8022 I don't think there's anyone there. If that happened
@@hulu8022 If you stay within the crowd it's ok. But If you wander around late in the night in random streets alone then it's not so ok unless there's a patrol nearby which usually there is
@@hulu8022 Well it's like in every other place, if you go to a shady area you'll get jumped for sure, and believe me you will realize when it's a shady area. Still, in every place are jerks so have to beware of that and if somebody wants to fight just try to avoid it at all costs. In early 2020s I think a boy got killed by a group of rugbiers (rich boys) because of some stupid thing like he spilled accidentally a drink on one of those boys. But overall, if you stay with your friends or you get to know the people going there you'll be safe, we like to party, we like to celebrate, we're friendly with foreigns
buenos aires is the most european looking city in the whole of latin america. could be in spain or italy easily. People and architecture are quiet the same.
Beautiful city
It's full of mestizos theses days.
Bruh... What are you talking bro? There are much I mean MUCH more cities in Latin America far better and beautiful than Buenos Aires. Bueno aires is like small pieces of crums of what you can really find in Latin America.
@@orochiuroko but he said buenos aires is the most european looking city, not the most beatiful. In buenos aires is less possible to find an indigenous than in cdmx for example.
europe is at war with rusia
Man today was rough. This video really helped life my spirits bro. Thanks and stay safe out there
Argentina has one of the best nightlife in the world. If you want a beer or pizza at early morning you can go to every place and you will find it open. Buenos Aires is awesome!
dont think so
Never found a pizza in the morning and I live there. What bullshit
@@Megadeth6633 u lived in a basement then
@@Emeraldabroad2771 that's true, some pizzeria are open 24h
@@Megadeth6633 hay muchas pizzerias abiertas 24hs en Buenos Aires... solo hay que informarse...
After watching this video I can honestly say that the streets and vibe, people, style reminds me a lot about Belgrade, Serbia.
No wonder I meet some people from Argentina in Belgrade who really likes it there. It felt like home, they said.
Man i felt the same thing and i am from Thessaloniki greece.
Gde si video deo Bg-a da je ovakav?
Could you get killed for a pair of shoes in Serbia? If yes, then absolutely the same...
@@jimihendrix1975 Ισχύει ρε γμτ. Θυμίζει πολύ Θεσσαλονίκη σε στυλ και χαλαρότητα.
because argentina has too much european culture, and i mean from all europe, west to east
17:05 “gin tonic is getting really popular lately”. I’m from BA. I’m 60. When I was 14, gin tonic was getting very popular lately.
They are childs 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@matiasv.1987 children
I am 69, when I was 13, gin tonic was very popular.
@@grancitodos7318 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@matiasv.1987 Childs? Did you mean children?
Thank you Sly. You gave us a real look into Buenos Aires nightlife.
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Desde Texas: muy guapas las Argentinas. Triste la situación económica pero se les desea lo mejor
Argentina, on my Bucket list. ❤️🇦🇷
Argentina is one of the most beautiful country plus Beautiful people🙌
Man you did a great video. I'm a Bolivian living in Orlando, Fl and man, yo made me miss the years I lived in Buenos Aires. Beautiful city! Thank you very much.
Argentina looks great. Have you tried the steaks and wine yet? Argentinian steak houses are really popular in australia and asia and are world renowned.
I've tried the wine and had steak (shish kabab) once - it was the juiciest piece of meat I've ever had in my life.
@@slyslife bro stop being a cheap skate for once and treat yourself to a good steak restaurant!
@@ej1692 I second that. Sly....enjoy life a bit.
I've been to Buenos Aires. Hard to get a good steak. They export all the good meat.
So beautiful 😻
I can’t wait for the wrap up of Argentina. From what you’ve shown it looks nice.
So far so good👍🏿
@@slyslife amigo, empieza aprendiendo ingles por favor.
In Argentina Party Starts at 00:00am and ends at 7:00am, then has the After-Party
I suppose a person could go to bed at 9:00 PM, wake up at 4:00 AM, then head out to the clubs well-rested.
@@richatlarge462 well most people enter the clubs at 2/3 so ye would be fine
@@richatlarge462 thats what I would do
Idk how that’s possible without drugs
@@mariahspapaya as we say, "i cant explain it to you, because you wouldnt understand"
For 15 to 30 year olds, the lights, glitter, girls, food and drink outside at night has been a tradition for generations. Same scene, different time, place and people.
I need to visit Argentina looks great.
Patagonia is my place.
It’s a huge country with great variety of landscapes, climate and people. Prepare to travel long distances, it’s the 8th bigger country in the world.
You shouldnt miss:
- Buenos Aires city: lot to visit, museums, parks, theaters, COLON Theater (best opera theater acoustics of the world), LA BOCA and San Telmo: old immigrant district, tango, antiques market, Boca Juniors stadium, tango (street dancing or Tango places like Homero Manzi bar, Café Tortoni); Palermo, night life, concerts, etc.
- (NEA) Iguazú falls (Misiones province) one of 7 world’s natural wonders, guaraní indian community, jesuitic missions ruins;
- NOA: 7 colours mount, Train to the clouds, Salta city;
- Mendoza province: Mount Aconcagua (6961 metros/22838 feet) tallest peak of whole american continent, vinyards, where we produce some of finest wines of the world;
- Patagonia: Bariloche city (several tours)
- Patagonia: Ushuaia, end of the world city, glaciar tour, national park, pinguin island, end of the world light house, Antarctica tour.
@@alavalle69
Rosario: drugs wars and people getting killed every day.
Cordoba: El fernet y la Mona Gimenez jajajaja.
You are welcome whenever you want bro 🇦🇷👍
Wow I knew Buenos Aires was vibrant but had no idea the nightlife was this lit! I lived in Brazil for 3 years and visited Uruguay but I haven't made it to Argentina yet. This makes ya boy want to buy a ticket and check it out! Nice video my man I'll defnitely be tuned in for more!
What part of Brazil were you in and how was it? Did you learn Portuguese?
Salve do Brasil
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@@bunnergaming5261 ??
And its cheaper than ever for you Jarell. Inflation / Devaluation / Print of Argentine peso makes 1 dollar equal to 200 pesos in the "blue" market, that means illegal, wich is the most used because Legal dollars are impossible to reach. So you come to Argentina with dollars and there are exchange places that gives you 200 pesos for dollar.
We Argentines LOVE going to parties and enjoying the nightlife. It is something we are proud of
@carlosdiaz7573 You have a very beautiful country bro
Love Argentina, love Buenos Aires, one of my favourite cities, it’s got it all 😊
Argentina looks soooo poppin’ 🎉 totally visiting during their summer
Nice footage! I like how calm and collected everyone is for 1:30am... If this was in my neighbourhood people would be fighting and puking everywhere by now and half the pubs would already be shut... Nice vibes ✌
Because the parties start around 3am. Argentinians are notorious for eating late and going out late. Usually hang out at friends house until 12-1 then hit the clubs around 3 and go home around 6-7am
Palermo is my favourite part of the city. Mostly low rise and beautiful tree lined streets. Great restaurants and bars and quirky shops. Can't wait for October when I return after and absence of two years. Graffitimundo organises good street art tours. Buenos Aires is a wonderful city with a very chilled vibe, and you don't just have to eat red meat these days.
SAN MARTÍN DE LOS ANDES
VILLA LA ANGOSTURA
BARILOCHE
USHUAIA
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nordelta tambienn
Sly you are the man. Thanks for taking us along on the Ride.
Any time!
Getting better every time Sylvester keep up the good work.
Thanks👌🏿
Me gusta tus videos Sly. Estoy los usando para aprender Espanol. Por favor, continuas con los subtitulos. Nos vemos prontos hermano! Ciao!!
Disfrutá los videos de Argentina y la lucha libre Argentina.
RUSO ESPAÑOL LENGUAS POLARES USHUAIA ANTÁRTIDA ARGENTINA AURORA AUSTRAL
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RUSO ESPAÑOL LENGUAS POLARES USHUAIA ANTÁRTIDA ARGENTINA AURORA AUSTRAL
nada mal tu español, buen hombre
TE LLAMAS MIGUEL PABLO, COMO QUE ESTAS APRENDIENDO ESPAÑOL??????????????????
I hope visit Argentina 🇦🇷 one day
You'll enjoy it
@@slyslife thanks bro
Bs As is known as “the city that never sleeps “ you can do anything every night. People here goes to night clubs any day of the week. Is pretty popular to go to “afters” on Wednesday and Tuesday and then go to work without or with just a few hs of sleep hahaha. Palermo and San Telmo are the best and safer places to visit if you don’t speak Spanish and even if you are alone. Puerto Madero is nice too but a little bit more expensive , but it has an amazing view beside the river.
Thats was quite good, enjoyed that one ! The people seem very straight forward and relaxed !
Has more of a European look than most of the other cities in Latin America.
They are food starved for the most part
@@RJavier007 like any other country in latin america
@@RJavier007 How resentful and envious
Eso porque no conoces zona sur jajaajajajaj
This is not Latin America, this is South America
I am there at the end of the year! Thanks for sharing.
I never ventured into Palermo at night. This was very impressive 👍🏾
Used to live here from 2001-2004! Hasn’t changed all that much. Great hood, y las minas…. Tremendas. Thanks for posting great to relive it.
it actually changed a lot. Is really modern now. 20 years ago it was full of old European architecture. Now it's full of skyscrapers everywhere.
you came at the most depressing time
The city change a lot, it's more organized and multicultured for sure. The nightlife has expand more, and you can see bars every block.
So cool to see Argentina as it is , it was pretty buzzy actually , so colourful and full of people doing their thing , I'm an argie living in New Zealand since 2006 and its nice to see the place I came from .
Thanks for the upload matey :D
We don't call ourselves argies. That term was coined by the pirates.
Unfortunately the Argentine economy is tottering on the brink of collapse. In a few years; this may well all be dead.
I love it everyone’s turning up late Saturday night and then they sleep all day Sunday cause everything is closed
OH that place is called Plaza Serrano and it is surrounded by lots of bars and restaurants. It's very fun to go during the night. There are so many friendly people in here, if you come one day, you will defintely fell in love with the city. Although I live a few blocks away from that place I rarely visit now a days haha!
I miss Argentina so fucking much.. spent my childhood there. Haven't been the same ever since.
Lookup “uptown Buenos Aires”. It’s a cool speakeasy cocktail bar with a hidden subway entrance
thanks for sharing; thats alot of stuff to do in Argentina; definitely on my bucket list to visit Buenos Aires!
I went to Buenos Aires last month for my 25th birthday, and the nightlife was lit. I stayed in Palermo Hollywood, but I traveled to Puerto Madero and Recoleta, and everything was amazing. I'm not normally a fan of clubs, but Bs As changed that!
I just got back from Quito, and La Foch was also legit. Latin America in general is pretty good when it comes to clubbing.
Argentina is not Latin America, Argentina is Argentina, very different from ANY other country in America (except from Uruguay maybe), including Chile or Bolivia, let alone Mexico or Colombia! Latin America is very big and each country has its own culture, which differs very much one from another, specially Argentina. It breaks my balls that yankees always refer to Latin America as a one culture place or a place where everyone is the same, just because we share a language!
@@ricardodaros6 Argentina is latin America.
@@Top-Kek Nope.
@@ricardodaros6 Do Argentinians consider themselves Latinos?
@@jestes7 nop, just european living in southamerica.
What a lovely city is Buenos Aires, I missed it. It was beautiful to be born and grow up among warm and fun people. I'm writing this from Amsterdam hehe
I'm writing from Frankfurt and I also miss my lovely BA :D
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Great vídeo, palermo looks beautiful I want to be there
Greetings from Argentina, this place called "Plaza Serrano" is like going to one of the most "expensive and rich zones" in Buenos Aires, this one and "Puerto madero", "Costanera" to.
If you want to experience something more diverse i would reccomend you to go to "San Telmo" (Y)
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I beg to differ. Plaza Serrano is where most middle-class youngsters go. A foreigner must note that the city of Buenos Aires (CABA) has the same GDP as any other major developed city worldwide. For example, it has a similar GDP to Miami, Sydney, Milan or Seattle. Consequently, contrary to the local perception, it is not much different from living in those other cities speaking of the quality of life, transportation or services. The problem is that most of the inner-Argentina, including vast areas of Buenos Aires province, is very under-developed and way poorer and insecure. People there strive to eat on a day-by-day basis. Compared to those, Buenos Aires city is a first-world country in itself. That is why the perception of a simple act of spending and going out as being something for the "rich". Puerto Madero is more uptown and expensive.
En san Telmo te cagan robando 😂
Plaza Serrano no es clase alta.
carolina carballo, Quizás eso es lo que se quiso decir con “experience something more diverse” 🤷♂️
It's fun when you get people together from all over the world. I remember places like this in Budapest. It's just incredible the social fusion.
Videos como éste ayudan a entender al mundo que en Argentina no hay negros, o son tan pocos que casi no se los ve por las calles. Sirve para que vean que los argentinos no somos racistas, sino que no hay gente con origen africano.
Great atmosphere. Everyone seems so kind and chill.
Wow Buenos aires is so cool. greetings from argentina
I’m from England. Would love to visit Argentina and Buenos Aires.
And the Falklands to !!!
@@cavalera171 re tara do sos
Wow! What a scene. My town here in the U.S. is boring AF.
Looks like a place would love to go! Reminds me of Barcelona but maybe cooler.
P.s Can visit my Welsh cousins in the South haha. That blonde at the end mama mia❤️
Trevelin, Rawson, Trelew and many other cities were founded by Welsh immigrants but they are very far from Buenos Aires, more than 2000 km to the south.
kudos to you, I would be feeling super self-conscious carrying a camera through these crowds and receiving all those glances from people
The Argentinean philosophy is to have fun no matter what, so that is why the nightlife is so vibrant, culture is huge, theaters, live concerts, art, ballet, football, rugby etc, different areas of a city do accommodate the necessities of its social class, the guy who spoke a little bit in English explained perfectly, one area for the elite, another area for the social class that is battling every day to get at the end of the month and pay the bills. Due to the last century's constant economic decline and political turmoil, crime has increased exponentially, as the old social-economic structure was the elite (a few), middle class (big %), and poor class (huge %), slowly started to change, to the elite got reachest ( a few), part of the low middle class passed to be poor class, the professional immigrated to Europe, the rest is getting there every month, so that big % that I mentioned before was reduced considerably, and we have the majority which is the poor class. Like any country, Argentina has its own beauty, it is a great country for tourism but be careful with the crime, unfortunately, Argentina's reality is the majority is in survival mode. One more thing, the whole of South America is going on the same path, one more or less, no exception, it is all based on data and not feelings or fairy tales, you catch my drift........
Lots of -hores and -luts. Not sure I like it.
@@amadisdee6054 Like any big city,nothing new here
Argentina is the safest country in Latin America. The thing is that the media exaggerates too much. As everywhere you have to be careful, yes, there are dangerous areas, but in general, a middle-class neighborhood is usually quiet.
You have a lot of things to do at night in Buenos Aires. It s the city with more theatres. There are clubs where you can listen reeggeaton and others where you can listen electric music. Also you can go to see different kinds of bands (rock, pop, tango, etc) You have a lot of bars all around the city. If you want a long party night buenos aires is the place. The "previa" starts at 11pm then you go to the club at 3 pm and after that you have after parties. Palermo is one of the biggest neighbourhood and there you have a lot of clubs and bars but you can also go to recoleta or to the clubs near the river. I hope you enjoy BA
Me fui de Buenos Aires por oportunidades laborales y no pasa UN SOLO DÍA en el que no extrañe mi hermosa ciudad y país (aunque te caguen robando)
Thank you so much for bringing the spotlight to this amazing city ❣
Jajaja😂
I'm getting ready for my next trip to Argentina. Thanks for sharing this! =)
You do a great job! Thanks for the videos.
Looks unexpectedly almost identical to NYC (Lower East Side or Brooklyn) - and not just the people - down to sidewalk construction and tree species.
Cómo me gustaría visitar y vivir la vida nocturna de argentina 🇦🇷 uno de los países que más me gustaría visitar por sus múltiples facetas; ojalá algún día pueda, lamentablemente me queda a medio mundo de distancia desde México 🇲🇽 x’D 😢 y no es nada barato viajar en estos tiempos.
Yes I'm s p English
A mí me gustaría visitar México y otros países, lástima que no tengo plata😅😢 saludos desde Argentina
@@EzzeSoy yo tambien quiero jsja , pero tendria q gastar demasiado xd
Gonna be honest I have never watched a vlog about Argentina this is my first, and it kinda looks like it's Europe
Congrats, great video! I would like to see you getting in some of those bars and maybe getting a beer and getting into the dancefloor to see closely the nightlife.
love real streets videos
Buenos Aires looks bangin 🔥
I love it. 🇵🇱
Jaja! El supermercado %DIA de Av. Córdoba y Godoy Cruz al inicio del vídeo es todo lo que está bien! Saludos!
@@Mithrandir.87 sape!
Love from Dubai greetings from Pakistan.... Argentina is great country ❤
El loco que les avisa de la campera en el suelo... un crack!
I`ve heard they take their nightlife very serious and Party till dawn . Beautiful Women , nice people .
And that's true, the nightlife in Buenos Aires is great. You can party until dawn or even longer at the after parties which are usually techno or tech house and you can get anything, if you know what I mean haha. Greetings from Buenos Aires we espect you around here!
yes, it's true, the disco starts at 1 or 2 at night and ends at 6 or 7 in the morning and continues or at someone else's house in an after until 11 or 12 in the morning (sorry if It's wrong I translated it with the translator)
@@fabrisiorodriguez9233 , amazing , that is some serious 'Night Life' , enjoy it while you`re young . Saludos
@@lmpodoba I wish i was young again . enjoy
Yeah things don’t really get going until after midnight at the earliest!
Espectacularrr!!! 🤩🤩🤩
Cool walk videos. Nice nightlife vibes! ✨👍
Cool looking nightlife.
I love Argentina 🇦🇷 ♥️🇧🇩
Saludos Amigo!!❤ Argentina💙Bangladesh
@@cygnusatratus6004 Gracias amigo tengo una invitación para venir a mi país.🇧🇩
que bellas las argentinas
130am is early in BsAs. Lol. Things just starting. The Pibes just finished dinner with their families. Lol It’s a trip. Some things never change. First time I was in BsAs was 2005. I got in late, and ate at the restaurant called Cinema off the street Callao. I had pizza and wine at like 2am by myself. I couldn’t believe how alive the city was. Ive still never seen anything like that and I’ve been to over 75 countries. Funny though, I went to BsAs for new years in 2013 However, and the city was entirely empty!! Nothing open, no one around! And I mean nobody. They were all in Punta del Este, Rio, and Miami for summer holidays. Lol. Cool video man. Reminds me of me 20s and early 30s, when I hung out in South America, a lot.
Maybe because you were in the richest part of the City. Its not common at all for MOST of the People Going to that places in new years eve. I think it was empty cause most were with their families in their former cities and states. Greetings mate!
@@martingranate I was just in the city center. But I walked around the entire city that night, all empty. No one around. I found them all in Punta Del Este a few weeks later.
@@mikeuptegroveyeah but Punta del Este in Uruguay is a very expensive destiny for us and mainly rich people can afford it. Maybe people you known where there but i can assure you that it was not the reason because the City was empty. 👍👍
@@martingranate the people I met weren’t necessarily rich. Those existed too however. It wasn’t just a New Years phenomena. I spent 7 or so summers in Argentina, particularly BsAs. It’s was always empty compared to the winters I was there. You’re the first Porteño I’ve met in the some 40 trips to BsAs, and having a Porteña girlfriend, that seems to suggest that Porteños taking long vacations in either Chile, Brasil, or Uruguay, was somehow uncommon or not a thing. That’s news to me consider I’ve made some of my best Argentine friends in those countries on their summer holidays. 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️ I also hear that Porteños stay in with family on New Year’s Eve too. 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️ Let’s put it this way: at 10pm the subway was empty and at midnight I took me a long time to find even a churripan to eat as every street in the city’s center was like a ghost town. I have pictures standing in the middle of the street of 4 de Julio kissing my then gf with zero cars to be found. That was just in 2011. And they had the Dakkar car thing there the week before. 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
@@mikeuptegrove im not porteño , but from Lanús, a very near City. I studied and Work in BA. I didnt suggested that at all, you said Punta del Este, Miami and and Río and i response to that especifically places. A few minority of people goes to that places.
9 de julio is microcentro, a place full of offices and workplaces, not homes. Thats why i consider the City was empty. Saludos che!
I will be visiting here in the next year or so.
I was looking other video and I found this!! Amazing ❤ I love my country and the party there✨ I miss Argentina! Thanks for this video💫
Impressive nite life there. Very nice
It sure is
Felicidades a los Argentinos a pesar de su inflación salen a divertirse chévere
Great video dude, your accent is spot on. Thanks for the tour.
Did you get date while in Argentina ?Looks really nice there. Thinking of going for some winter sun.
You should :)
@@CorvusLeukos are you from there .
@@benmcguire4014 yes, I'm from Buenos Aires, where are you from?
Cool, I am from Ireland, I like to travel and would live to see your city
Great choice
Man is it beautiful at Buenes Aires!! Cant wait to visit!!
Wow....watching by Bangladesh
Its crazy how some of these blocks and streets and store fronts look exactly like Brooklyn,NY. Wow
Bs As es inmensa y muy parecida a NY, París, Madrid .. muy europea nada que ver a ninguna ciudad de LATAM
Looks like portland before Covid
For all those that got a negative feedback from this clip please understand people in BA are extremely friendly and approachable, having said that not everyone is fluent in English to say the least and having a cool young black men approaching girls is not a common thing.
For those asking if black guys could succeed with the chicks in BA, go and ask Brazilian non white men (I know they do as we do with Brazilian girls when we visit their country)
First of all they ( Brazilian black guys) do speak Spanish and are at times the favorite amongst BA girls. Like any where else you will find all kind of people, since BA is a huge city.
Again very friendly, approachable and intelligent people and many look handsome and hot.
Go and visit BA you will not regret, for those solo travelers I can say if you are not shy and open minded to try and enroll in social and cultural activities, BA is a prime destination
Abrazos!!!!
Note: The last 2 girls, they look stack up are not even from BA but I think Cordoba
Por qué de Cordoba?
Cordoba ladies are more snob than Buenos Aires?
¡Qué linda que es Buenos Aires! Una se olvida a veces estando lejos. El año que viene, seguro que me daré una vuelta.
veo que te has olvidado de BsAs... tanto que crees que Palermo es la real BsAs jaajaj..
@@sebastianpannocchia177 ¿De dónde sabés qué me creo y que no? Sé muy bien que Buenos Aires es mucho más que Chetolandia.
@@mina_en_suiza no es una afirmación, es una frase habitual que se utiliza en Argentina para dar a entender que lo que estás diciendo lo veo de otra manera... al parecer no sólo se te olvidó lo que es Argentina, si no también como hablamos acá!
Saludos a la distancia!
Awsome vid bro, I wanted to see the night life there. And there was your video. great
The thing I admire the most about the Argentine woman is she can party until 4 am and roll into work at 6am. Im sure its just the Yerba Mate, lol.
used to live there, I love it, best neighborhood in my opinion, because as a local I loved meeting people from other countries and partying in very cool places
¿Qué parte de Palermo? Porque vivir entre bares y boliches para mi que no es lo mejor del mundo.
@@nosveranvolver soho. Para mo fue una gran epoca vivir ahi. Me encantaba
@@CharlyAlemania Cada uno... yo amo lo que son las zonas céntricas a hora pico y todo, pero no me aguanto un ruido molesto de un auto que queda parado por el semáforo, por ejemplo. Veo este video y no entiendo como viven los que están en el medio de ahí.
@@nosveranvolver como vos dijiste, "cada uno..."
I’m digging Argentina. It’s fresh to see European latinas. Cant wait to go one day. Keep or practicing your Spanish sir.
Uruguay is even more white
90% of the people in Argentina claim Italian ancestry.
@@TshepoGono 60%, but close, 90% claim european ancestry.
@@Mike-hy7yi but many into that 90% have a lot of indigenous ancestry, in fact like 20% of the total population is primarly amerindian (with a lot of admixture usually, in fact most of them have some European ancestry then also are into that 90%)
@@Black-Circle as a country, of course
Great night tour my friend, enjoyed. Big support👍
I have traveled almost all over the world, including Italy. The pizza in Argentina is the best of the best, not even to mention their steaks and traditional plates. Chicks are a little stuck up but are all good. Nightlife is Europe equal. Great vibes but you have to be careful where to go, Uber or taxi drivers are awesome, and can tell you don't go that way, stay in this area, etc. Great people. I love it.
El 65% de los argentinos son italianos por eso aman comer pizzas y pastas. Y tienen asento italiano
@@sergiodavidcccc eso era antes ahora hay demasiados Johnnys
@@muccisebastian9300 lo se.pero milei los va a expulsar a todos los limitrofes y seremos un pais europeo otra vez
beautiful city, even more beautiful chicas
Damn this video makes me miss drinking!
It reminds me of nightlife in Spain (when I used to live there) especially places in Andalucía....but still, not as lit as this places looks and a pretty chill vibe with people too. In the UK, where I'm from, you would have got a tonne of 2-pint 'hardmen' acting tough looking for fights, while walking through the nightlife zones of most towns and cities.
Si me la habré pegado en la pera ahí ... Anda un poco más al conurba che !!! Now that I am living in the US I really miss to be there, this video made me feel melancholic !!! Thanks for the video !!!
come back to Argentina
Yo estando en Miami, quería volver lo antes posible a Buenos Aires
He leido muchos estadounidenses quejandose diciendo me quiero ir de aca cada vez esta peor. Es verdad eso?
Nice curvy streets with trees, gives a nice feeling , not rough stuff and concrete. Comfortable layout looks like, although could be the camera too.
Que hermosas son las mujeres argentinas, ojalá un día pueda salir con una.
Saludos desde Argentina!
nice quality buddy, what cam are u using???