So, I'm in Buenos Aires.. 🇦🇷
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- I flew ten hours, took a two hour bus and ended up in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Your video is super relaxing. I tend to watch videos of people in my city and it's always a very agitated schedule shown very fast, without time to really appreciate small moments. It was such a nice change to see you take everything in slowly.
Thank you for those kind words and thanks for watching 🇦🇷😁
@@Traintin do you know Dustin Luke? He met argies in Spain and went mad! He came so many times to BA that he became one of us. He speaks like us! He decided to be in BA for the final match of the Qatar world cup. Look for his videos!
You can also meet Zack!! He is from US and he speaks spanish very well. Watch his videos if you have time!! Maybe you can a make a video with him!!!
Gracias ❤ vuelve.pronto
@@Traintinquerés ropa buena y a buen precio?
Andá a calle Avellaneda en el barrio de flores!
What a nice country!!! I love argentinos !!!! Greetings from Argentina❤
thanks for watching :)
Yes saludos desde CABA
PLSS😂
@@Traintin i would like to walking the argentine streets like u someday, greetings from Argentina!!!
Jajaja.
Love you Argentina 💕
From Bangladesh 🇧🇩
and damnn the architecture looks so insane there what a place!
Ofc Spanish arcitecure is beautiful
@@user-zx5yd4cf3y Argentina tiene arquitectura española, italiana, francesa, de muchos paises europeos, debido a que en el pasado llegaron millones de europeos al pais.
Nuestro jefe de gobierno está destruyendo todo el patrimonio histórico para hacer edificios horribles. Un desastre.
@@user-zx5yd4cf3yIf you consider the built legacy, then "spanish" architecture in Buenos Aires is almost nowhere to be found, since the city is heavily influenced by italian, french, belgian (neo-flemish) and british (neo-edwardian) historicism
In fact one of the few and the main remainder from the spanish viceroyalty era is depicted in the video (the "Cabildo", which was oddly enough reconstructed in californian manner) and the second main example also to be seen in the video is the former Bank of Boston Building, also a piece of californian colonial revisionismn designed by an US architecture firm in the 1920 decade
@@flormoreno5136 No solo el, toda su banda de ultracorruptos semianalfabetos esta metido en eso, el macrismo ha sido una maldicion biblica para la Reina del Plata
Argentina has every landscape of the world in its territory, i suggest u to go to Patagonia (Bariloche, Puerto Madryn, Ushuaia, Chalten, Perito Moreno Glaciar, etc.) and Misiones Cataratas, u can google about it, its really wonderful!
Misiones también tiene el salto del mocona único en el mundo
@@ritabarretoyelmarco9879 guaaau nunca vi ese salto! gracias por el dato. Debería ser famoso ese lugar!
Catamarca también es un destino muy particular.
Mencionaron Madryn 🍾🐳
@@fuzzydark1395 para ver ballenas...
como me gustaria conocer Argentina!!
saludos a todos los amigos Argentinos, desde Mty Mexico.
Bienvenido a la ciudad de la furia che !
Cuando gustes puedes venir a conocer.
Serás bienvenido
Hola estimado Marco !!!
Serás Bienvenido aqui en Argentina.
Saludos desde Olavarría, Provincia de Buenos Aires.
Debe ser hermoso Monterrey, la capital del desarrollo. Saludos desde Buenos Aires.
10:45 You didn’t say “onions” (“cebollas”), you said “mushrooms” (“hongos”). Hope you’re having a great time here! 🇦🇷
😂😂😂😂😂
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Que estaba comiendo? Sanguche de berenjena? Que es esa tristeza? Con razon todo nostalgico en esa parte.
@@neshugg9486 Debe ser vegetariano supongo
encima un vino blanco y no un malbec .. why?
Yo vivo a 200 km de Bs As y cuando voy a pasear a Bs As y me siento a tomar algo en una confitería tengo el mismo sentimiento. Me encanta.
Soy de carmen de areco y vos? también estoy a esa distancia
Holaa yo igual
@@fravenna596 copado
estas en buenos aires, en todo caso te referis a la capital federal
@@maximilianomontagano3965 si
Rio Platence spanish ( spoken in center south Argentina and Uruguay) is more difficult for people that learned Mexican or Spanish ( from Spain) variations... Lunfardo has many Italian words ( like pibe, laburo, grosso, etc) because those areas were extremely influenced by Italian immigration ( first two waves characterized by Northern Italians and their dialects and, the last big wave by Naples, Sicilian and other southern Italian immigrants and their dialects). Around half to sixty percent of argentineans have some Italian ancestors. From 1857 to 1940 Italian born immigrants made 44% of the total post colonial immigrant population. For you to picture that, by 1950 Argentina had 15 million total population and around 3 million of them were Italian born surpassing the Spanish, French and German immigrants by far.
groso* not grosso.
Jeff Grosso
@@pablo-aed eso es un apellido.
Rioplatense with S, not C
Jeez 🙄
Uf un uruguayo metiendose como siempre
Next time visite Ushuaia(Argentina) if you can. It is a beautiful city(it has snow in winter), and it is prepared for people who talks english because it has a lot of visitors.
a veces me gusta mirar videos sobre mi propia ciudad y de todos los youtubers que vi vos tenés un vibe distinto, y se transmite por la pantalla. Merecés más suscriptores!!
muchas gracias por ver :)
Buenos Aires ha sido llamada como la capital de un imperio que nunca existió. Aún así, como argentino, estoy orgulloso de nuestra capital y de nuestro enorme país. Debes recorrerlo. Hay mucho para ver y experimentar. Suerte!
Bienvenidoo ☺! 🇦🇷 Estamos con problemas financieros; pero tenemos un corazón grande ❤ Bienvenido a casa; amigo ❤ 🇦🇷 🌟
Muchas gracias :)
El problema se llama "estado", se llama socialismo, se llama planes sociales. Ese es el problema. Lo que pasa que ese cuento le sirve a los politicos para enriquecerse.
@@OscarDeLaSarten siempre hay boludo que salta para hacer política, mamadera, comprate una vida
@@OscarDeLaSarten 🤦A eso lo aprendiste en la Universidad de RUclips?
@@hugope882 hay gente que sirve para algo, a diferencia tuya, salame.
Aguante Argentina papá el mejor país del mundo
Tal cual
Segundo Francia 😂😂😂
Amigo quedamos como plotuds y da cringe cuando dicen eso, eso que soy de aca
@@eldoc478 pienso lo mismo... el q piensa q somos el mejor pais del mundo no tiene idea de nada,,, somos los mejores amigos y tenemos hermosos paisajes,,,nada mas... el pais esta destrozado...
y la moneda
When I first arrived in Argentina it was a journey that puts yours to shame.
1.5 hours from Brisbane to Sydney. 3 hours from Sydney to Auckland. 11 hours from Auckland to Santiago.
A bus from Santiago, Chile to Mendoza, Argentina - 8 hours. Then 1.5 hours flight from Mendoza to BA. 1 hour from Ezeiza to Palermo (in BA) bus. All up, 30+ hours in transit.
It didn't need to be that long, but I went with cheap flights and instead of flying Santiago to BA, I opted for the bus across the Andes to Mendoza. I was regretting the decision to add in the bus journey when I boarded, but the trans-Andean drive through Paso Los Libertadores is easily the most amazing road journey I've ever been on, and afterwards I was very glad I did it.
It did take me a day of recuperation before I was ready to explore the amazing city that is Buenos Aires. But once I was eating Ojo de Bife with Chimichurri and drinking Malbec in a Palermo parrilla, I was loving life again.
Hope u had good time in BuenosAires, indeed the city has some nice qualities packed that u wont find among other top LATAM capitals.
Yes I loved everything about it!!! Will be back again!
I love how real, laid back feeling that I get from your videos! Buenos Aires is really a cool city, with tons of things to do. You´ll never get bored!
thank you :))))))
I hope you've enjoyed your time in Buenos Aires. As an Argentinian it's great to see when people from all over the world goes there and have a great time. I've been living outside my country for a few years now and it was great to see your videos!
Well done!!
Thank you ❤️
I’m gonna write in Spanish because I’m soooo glad you are interested in learning other languages. It’s not very common in North Americans. Me encanto verlo porque vivo acá desde toda la vida y no me gusta mucho la ciudad. Pero lo viví desde la perspectiva de turista y me hiciste apreciar un montón de cosas. No voy nunca al centro (donde te quedaste) pero es cierto que quedo esa arquitectura de cuando éramos un país rico. Saludos! Y gracias por visitarnos
qué no te gusta? podrias puntualizarlo o es una sensación?
muchas gracias por ver :)
Alguien muy ignorante y que no ha viajado puede no apreciar BA. Es de las ciudades más lindas del mundo
I think it's the first travel vlog i watch that shows the (daily) roadblocks in Buenos Aires
Hope you can visit other beautiful places around Argentina and your channel can grow a lot more too!
Greetings from Patagonia!!!🇦🇷
Muchas gracias por ver Julieta :)
Hello, I just have to say thank you for bringing you a very nice image of the country.
Dude did you buy a literal transporter from Star Trek? You’re everywhere!
hahhaha I wishhhhhhhh that would be a life saver
TBF it isnt like if the US govt just lets anyone enter freely either, we as Argentinians need to get a tourist visa that involves an actual metting with a US official, and it is done solely in Buenos Aires. If you live wherever else, bad luck, you first need to travel to Buenos Aires in order to do the interview. The hassle Americans go through is nowhere near the hassle the US puts nationals from certain other countries through every time they want to go visit.
I 100% agree it should be free for everyone to just travel the world, but the rich countries are the ones that dont want that,
I completely agree I know how much of a headache it is for a lot of countries to enter the US. I am grateful I can travel freely for the most part, but the whole system makes 0 sense to me.
The main reason countries require visas is that people travel and then stay without permission. You can look at the list of nationalities that don't require a visa to travel to the US...
@@actoraa yes, and your point is...?
@Nacho Damiani americans dont need visa to visit Argentina. As far as I know. Is that correct?
@@JV-eq9vn us citizens don't. But there is a fee to pay at the airport
I´m from Paraná, Entre Ríos and I love Buenos Aires.
Escribí en Castellano, amig entrerriano !
Saludos.
@@flacosolazzi6250 El video está en inglés. Cuál es el problema? Soy libre de escribir en cualquier idioma.
@@flacosolazzi6250 Cuál sería el problema? El video está en inglés.
Great video! I'd like to add that the shirt you tried buying actually costs around $25 dollars blue / $42 legal dollars. The thing going on in Argentina is that we have different dollar values (like, 14 actually). If you go to legal exchange places, 1 dollar will cost $238 (today), but if you go to a "cueva" it will cost $450 (today). I say today because the value it's constantly changing haha.
Glad you had a great trip here!!
You have to do your currency exchange at Florida and Lavalle st., downtown Buenos Aires, where they will give you more convenient rate as today it is 1 US dollar = 462 Argentina pesos.
Look for the "arbolitos" guys, they are standing all around voicing loudly money exchanges..
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Luego de haber visto dos videos tuyos conociendo Buenos Aires, Argentina, escribo un humilde comentario sin otra intención de ser.
Comentario:
Aún no ví que hayas ido a los mejores lugares. Buenos Aires es grandísima! Tiene muchos Barrios con diferentes estilos cada uno. Dependiendo de la zona podés encontrar lugares para comer y vestirte súper económicos. Dónde estás vos es el "centro", lo primero que conocen los turistas y está todo a precio turista, lo que es una locura! El peso argentino cada vez cuenta menos, con dólares en otro barrio podés gastar la mitad de lo que posiblemente gastaste en el centro. Argentina, no solo Buenos Aires, es hermosa. Éxitos y disfruta❤
Clase obrera dando consejos 😂😂😂😂
Acaba de decir en el video que no quiere hacer el típico viaje turístico e ir a los lugares donde van todos los turistas
@@gisellegorbaran7935 obrera en España reina 😂
@@shadimalpz1717no lo vimos juntxs, no sé de que me hablas con "acaba de decír" y tranqui que fue un comentario en un video, para él, ni un consejo ni mucho menos!
@@todavelocity. último país que iria 🤣Noruega, Dinamarca. Pero 3 er mundo europeo paso
Gracias
I hope you ate Asado, Milanesa, Empanadas, Pizza and Asado which are the most traditional things to eat in Argentina! They're really different from everywhere else in the world
You said ASADO twice and that's ok because you should have it at least to times!
Why does everyone always forgets about Locro while listing traditional dishes? 🙃 Qué buenas comidas tenemos!
🇦🇷 Gracias por tu hermoso video, y sean todos buenvenidos a nuestro hermoso país!!🇦🇷
I like a lot how you edit your videos. They give me like peace.
😊
Welcome to Buenos Aires. I’m local so I’m probably not the most objective person but I think it’s one of the most beautiful cities ever.
thanks for watching :)
Maybe, you are already aware, but for you, it would be a lot better, to just use cash, because you can sell your dollars for twice the price in cash exchange shops (there are a lot around the city). Today the official exchange rate is 1 dollar = 228-230 pesos, but if you sell in those places I mentioned you can get 1 dollar = 467 pesos
si cambio 10.000 pesos a un cambio de 219 jajaja no existe. Asi se le va a quedar todo al doble de precio.
Love how you jump off between countries so fast ❤ You're living the dream. And also, your spanish has improved so much! ❤❤❤❤❤🎉
Muchas gracias por mirar amigo!!! Hope you’re doing well ❤️
Bienvenido a la Ciudad de la Furia. Hablamos la variación rioplatense del Castellano.
Muchas gracias :)
How nice it is to hear what others think of my country, as an Argentinian I got used to seeing everything that for you was a wonderful thing, now I am going to go out to walk around trying to appreciate everything I see! Honestly, I am very happy that you enjoyed your stay in our country.
Thank you for watching!
I loved this video. I'm from the coast and when i can i travel to the city of buenos aires and i always enjoy soo much the architecture and the vibe there. I love my country so much. As all countries its has bad things too but i can't deny it's just wonderful. I'm glad you liked it. Love from Argentina.
Be Happy in your country, the politics might suck but can change and the inflation is shit for now, but you have it good, I have money and am surrounded by crazy people, pay 5x your price for rent and foods etc, everything is stressy and dangerous, not fun these day's. Looking at Argentina, I see what once used to be in my country .... so beautiful , happy and peaceful people for the most, cool landscapes, beautiful architecture, vibrant nightlife ... enjoy !
10:50 *momento nostálgico* 💫
Muy bueno el 📹!! Soy de Argentina, pero no conozco Buenos Aires, igual Argentina tiene mucho para ofrecer en sus otras provincias. 🙂🙌 Saludos!!
Wow all your videos look so creative, I can't believe you are not more popular. Best wishes man
Thanks for watching ❤️
Welcome to Piquetelandia, my friend!
Tomatelá, mala.onda !!
Juira bicho
Mi bella Argentina... Gente linda paisaje linda,playas, nieve ,montañas, llanuras selva ,Montes l...o que quieras hay!. Joda todo el día. Lo mas!!
Me aparecio en el feed de youtube este video y la verdad que mi primera impresion pense que era un canal de 1 millon y medio de seguidores ! no soy experto ni nada, pero me di cuenta que era un canal de 1500 subs, creo que tu canal puede crecer exponencialmente si les agregas shorts! (Tomalo o dejalo) Muy buen video y gracias por el mismo !
gracias por el buen comentario y gracias por mirar ;)
@@Traintin Me gustó el video también, exitos!
@@RubioEditado muchas gracias :)
@@Traintin Estás en Buenos Aires ahora?
@@RubioEditado no estoy con mi familia en Estados Unidos!
Hongos = mushrooms, Onions = Cebollas.
The first few buildings you showed, were actually build by my great grandfather, the architecture is kinda European as he was an migrant from Austria and if I remember the architect is from France
13:49 lol it's funny bc even the verb conjugation is different here. She asked you "¿Te sentás (=sientas) acá o te vas a llevar (sounds like "shevar") el jugo?". It's rioplatense spanish and it's used in some argentine provinces and Uruguay.
8:15 that calculation is wrong, in Argentina the value of the dollar that appears in Google is not taken as a reference. We use the "BLUE" dollar which is literally twice the official value.
$ARS 10000 = $USD 21
That’s what I commented, foreigners don’t understand this and end up paying double!!! 😂😂😂😂
La ropa acá sigue siendo carísima
@@bazarmusica9393 Si siempre habia como asi con la ropa, no?? Me acuerdo en Los 90 durante mi epoca Alla (soy de EEUU) y Todo El Mundo estaba barato aparte de la ropa jaja! Pero muy Buena calidad!
And never be afraid to talk to anyone if you need something, in Argentina we are very supportive and considerate of foreigners
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este video me transmitió una tranquilidad, espero que lo hayas pasado bien en mi país y siempre serás bienvenido ❤🫶🏼
Lindo vlog , bienvenido siempre y buen viaje! 🌎💛
Muchas gracias💛🇦🇷
Welcome! I hope you have a great experience
thank you :)
Bro! Yo should check out another neighborhoods, they are plenty different! Belgrano, Palermo and Recoleta are nice ones. Hope you have a great time here, cheers!
Bienvenido a la Argentina!, muy buen video, ojala pudieramos estar en un mejor momento.. aun asi espero aprendas algo en este viaje, suerte y abrazo!
Muchas gracias Andrés!!
I'm sure by now you explored the city and maybe even left already. But i just wanted to tell you that buenos aires is a VERY diverse city. Flores, Palermo, Caballito and San Telmo (where you've been) have a completely different vibe, different cultural neighbourhoods, different influences and building styles, etc.
I've been living in this city for 25 years and i still don't know all about it, its gigantic, vast and rich.
And that's just CABA, there's a whole country out there
Argentina es tan grande, que ni siquiera nosotros lo hemos visto todo. Pero te felicito por haberte adaptado tan rapido al entorno. Congrats!
Reason why we're so strict with US citizens to get a Visa is because of dimplomatic reciprocity: we apply the same rules the States applies to us :P
But I'm with you regarding borders and visas. We're still have a long way to go but world can't prevent anymore to integrate further and further, because now biggest problems and threats are indeed global. And it's also not just that because I was born in X country the exact same work and knowledge is worth 10 or 100 times less than in Europe or the States.
Buena suerte y gracias por gustar de mí país en el interior de la Argentina hay muchos lugares muy bonitos y con mucha historia abrazos suerte desde la provincia de Entre Ríos 🇦🇷🍀🍀🍀🍀
I just find it insane how well you’ve gotten with languages, love that for you homie and great video!
hahaha lots of work to go but danke Skylar :)
What a magical place
right
You should have swung by Córdoba as well! I love how laid back it is there! BsAs is HUGE though! Glad you enjoyed. The Spanish in Argentina took me FOREVER to learn....all the slang (lunfardo) and catch phrases they have. Cursing there is on a whole other level. LOL!
Escribí en Castellano, cordo-chanta agrandada ! jaja
que aparato !
What a beautiful city, I'd love to spend some time in there when I have the opportunity.
Greetings from 'The Money', Argentina!👍
Financial advice.: there are two conversion rates. The official ARS200 = 1USD and the blue dollar USD1 = ARS440 ... so you can duplicate your money...
1) sending money to your name via Western Union from your bank account
2) The government said that they will use the blue rate to incentives tourists using credit card... so you have to ask if it is already in that rate
There is a third rate for tourists Dollar Tourists Around ARS370 = 1USD in official places
Yup, don't use your credit card, you'll get ripped. Just get some cash and exchange it for Argentinian cash.
i enjoyed this so much! loved the fact that you decided to explore and live as a local in this city, i also think it can make you feel more at home and at peace. sure, guided tours are fun and educational, but just enjoying what you're seeing and discovering things on your own is magical as well. you're always welcome here and también tenés nuestro corazón :)
i also saw a comment recommending la patagonia, and i agree! there's truly no other place like the south of argentina. if you're ever interested in visiting it, my favorite places over there are villa la angostura, el bolsón, villa futalaufquen, el calafate.. and if you like walking on mountains el chaltén is the capital of trekking! it's beautiful.
thank you for the kind words and I am glad you enjoyed the video :) I would love to visit the south next!!
Yes, but remember car rental is a mess and using electronic payment another one. The landscapes need a modern, touristic approach.
02:19 Yup, that's us!
Welcome to Argentina!
Hola! I'm Argentinian. So glad you love my country. We are a mixture of differents cultures. Hope you can visit all the states of Argentina.
It looks like you didn't venture too far from San Telmo and downtown. Dude, you missed a lot. All the best parts.
Next time rent something in Recoleta or Palermo. With the current exchange rate you can get a trendy apartment for peanuts.
I explored other areas just not on the day I was filming! Thanks for watching
LOS ARGENTINOS PARECEN SER BUENAS PERSONAS. MI PAPÁ Y MI MAMÁ VIVEN AHÍ, YO TAMBIÉN. SALUDOS AMIGO.
😂😂😂😂
Jsjsja
One of the best videos on BA I've seen. No crappy intro, just right into it and believe me, you captured the city that I know like the back of my hand.
Top marks, mate!
Thank you for the nice comment and for watching :)
Buenos Aires is such a vibe, saludos desde Buenos Aires 🥹😂
Dios mío, lo que es las protestas en este pais que no logran nada y generan ese ambiente nefasto . Mucha suerte en tu aventura por BsAs!!
¿Las protestas no logran nada? Te sugiero que abras algún libro de historia. De Argentina o de cualquier país del mundo.
@@claudiopereziurescia3664 No, son un montón de parásitos de ATE que viven a costa del obrero. Vas a cualquier oficina pública y lo comprobas por vos mismo
@@claudiopereziurescia3664 las protestas de hoy , del polo obrero llena de gente que no sabe ni para que protesta xq están todos ahí x un plan o x mil pesos de mierda q le dan x asistir no sirven para nada, solo aportan a qué los comercios del microcentro sigan quebrando y q cada vez este más fantasma e inseguro y que el laburante viva con un pico de estrés xq no puede llegar a su trabajo , le cagan la vida a la gente que labura y levanta al país, y eso lo sabes muy bien. No nos hagamos los q no lo sabemos.
lo de nacer randomly en un país y que no puedas viajar a otros IS SO TRUE, lo re pensaba antes
También le pasa a mucha gente que quiere visitar su país y no le dan el pemiso. Me asombra que como ciudadano estadounidense necesite permiso para ir a otros países.
BsAs is also my kind of town. I am from Uruguay and I am an architect. The buildings, squares, the parks are lovely. You didn't show "La Recoleta", Palermo and many other beautiful neighborhoods. Let me tell you something else, you should have tasted Argentinian meat and red wines.
la ciudad de buenos aires, NO buenos aires, por que solo te referis a palermo y otros barrios, NO confundir buenos aires con la capital federal o ciudad de buenos aires
@@maximilianomontagano3965 no seas salame, deja de quedar como un bruto frente a la gente.
I LOVE BUENOS AIRES!!!!
yo tambien :)
great video, i love the fact that you don't go to the tourist traps, buenos aires is such a great city to just get lost and bump into random shit.
It really is!! Thanksgiving to watching :)
I'm Argentinian , I love Buenos Aires, the architecture is amazing , for me , the best neighborhood is Recoleta,
and food is excellent , everything is good and very very cheap , I go to the best restaurants and paid 60% less than USA , I can go by train to the beach for 6 dollars , The only thing I recommend is not to carry a lot of money with you.
the prices are ridiculous
thanks for watching :)
well i mean, u see this like positive but its really hard to us, cuz u know its cheap for u because our economy is bullshit and we not into a good moment right now
man the video’s keep getting even better wauww the editing
Thank youuuuuu 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼 appreciate you
Hey a quick tip, I'm in argentina at the moment - if you transfer money over to yourself through western union (cash pickup) you get closer to the official blue rate. The blue rate is about 2x the official rate, for example, 100 USD is 45,000 pesos. The official rate is half to combat inflation. You can also exchange with some people on florida street but there is a little more risk of getting scammed.
Visas are required because there's a reciprocity policy between countries. The USA requires argentinian citizens a visa to enter, so Argentina does the same with US citizens to enter their country, sounds fair.
my point I was trying to make is, it shouldn't matter where we are from/ what passport we have because we have no control of where we are born, it doesn't make sense some places need visas and others don't because we were born in a man made border..
Amo estos videos!! Buenos Aires es una locura hermosa de ciudad!!
the best argentinians football team it is called RIVER PLATE , it has got a son called boca juniors ....greetings from argentina
No No No,, sorry, you are mistaken, BOCAS ALL the WAY !!😆😆😆
Jajajaja tenes razón papá! 7 de mayo q pasó con boca??? Jajaja
RIP 9.12.18
@@stevierayripple excuse me , but the most important football match in the history was won by RIVER PLATE .....sorry my friend it is the true........take care yourself looser
Thanks for visiting my city mate !, I saw the three videos , I hope you enjoyed
ohhh yes, do come back please!! you are absolutely welcomed ❤
Remember to change cash at the price of "Dollar Blue", you can do it in Florida street or somewhere like Western Union. It is better to use cash preferably
Wish I knew that before :)
@@Traintin Yea, he's right, u get more argentinian pesos per dollar doing that.
No me canso de ver videos de Argentina, que hermosa que es, siempre los tratan bien a los visitantes. Hermoso Pais, hermosa gente, algún día te conoceré Argentina. Saludos desde Buenos Aires!!
JAJAJAJAJJA pero posta me encanta ver a gente conociendo este país, y que siempre se vayan con buenas impresiones de los lugares y la gente ❤
Estás más gastado que tu nombre.-
@@osvaldoduarte5373
Your video is so good, I'm from Argentina, I love that you love my country so much. You deserve more subscribers, your content is very great. Keep going on!
you need to visit the south of argentina, its one of the most beautiful places in the world
Vamos Argentina, espero que hayas pasado un buen momento en Buenos Aires. Te recomiendo que visites la Patagonia, es lo mejor de argentina como Bariloche o Santa cruz.
50 USD for that shirt was an absolutely rip off, 1 dollar is around 450 Argentine peso, I think you took the "official" dollar price instead of the "illegal" one
10 thousand pesos are actually 22 dollars if you exchange your $100 bills in special places that provide the "Blue" exchange rate. Look it up, the trip will cost half as much in terms of USD.
Well, I was born in Buenos Aires City, and maybe I'm too much biased, but when I was younger I loved going hiking around the north and center of the city for more than 7 hours a day. The city is so big and has so many places to admire.
I also loved to go biking on week-ends to the north part of the metropolitan area, from around Palermo to Tigre or San Isidro. In the way there are great places to drink and eat, and all the coast has its own magical places to hang out.
I used to go to spend the afternoon at Playa Rio Vicente Lopez, with the girls I was dating, to have some Mate and biscuits. The sunset is magical there, I don't know why. I remember getting back by bike sharing that moment with my girlfriends.
I also loved to go to diner or just for a beer at night to San Isidro, there are plenty of places to enjoy a fresh beer, or maybe a a plate of seafood. Places like Barisidro, La Nelly, El Mostrador Santa Teresita de Olivos, El Vivero, Lowell's Biergarten, etc.
In Buenos Aires City you also have some places with the same level of food, like El Muelle, Happening, Don Julio, but after so many years of eating in different places, I'll have to say that I had bad experiences in most of the restaurants... I prefer buying quality ingredients and cook at home...
If you want a good pizza, then La Mezzetta is the best pizza I've ever had. But if you are picky and want thin crust pizza, then the best one for me is La Continental. I also like the Genova pizza, is taller, but is pretty good. I can't recommend Guerrin as much I loved it before, and I can't certainly not recommend Las Cuartetas...
You can visit museums, the city has plenty of beautiful museums of different kinds. Some are a bit abandoned, but others have a lot of stuff to see and admire.
I also loved to walk inside the Chacarita Cemetery when I was younger, is like the city of death inside the Buenos Aires City, is huge!
There are also a lot of huge parks, like Parque Rivadavia, Parque Chacabuco, Parque Sarmiento, Parque Saavedra, Lago de Regatas, Palermo has a lot of places with huge parks and water places... I don't like Parque Centenario anymore because the city gov placed fences around the green areas of the park, making it inaccesible... a total waste.
There are also great parts to shop and spend the day walking, for example Primera Junta, Cabildo y Juramento, Cordoba y Scalabrini Ortiz.
You'll find a lot of book stores and you may find good clothes deals in galeries...
Getting away from the city again:
You can visit the city of La Plata, it is an hour top by train or bus. It has a lot of great places to visit.
If you get a car, visiting San Pedro is great, or maybe La Laguna de Lobos.
I also used to go to Ramos Majia to buy stuff because there is good quality and prices, but sometimes that area of the AMBA might get insecure lets say... Lanus is also pretty similar, and only near the trains station and city centers, I wouldn't go further... You might get robbed or even shot in some situations... the posibility is the same as in the Buenos Aires City, but the insecurity is there and you cannot avoid it...
Hurlingam is another beautiful place to visit, but it might also get dodgy...
I don't know what your plans are, but you gotta visit places like Mendoza, San Antonio Oeste, El Bolson, Peninsula de Valdez, Ushuaia, Calafate, Bariloche, El Chalten, San Martin de los Andes (you can stay cheaper near there at Junin de los Andes), Villa Pehuenia, El Sosneado, Cafayate, Salta, Jujuy, Villa General Belgrrano... oh men, I love my country, there are so many magical places... I love and hate Buenos Aires City now after 34 years of living here and travelling only 1 month per year... I would love to live in a remote place like El Bolson, San Antonio Oeste... or maybe just Uruguay, in a beautiful beach with nothing more than the nature itself...
Los dormiste, jajaja jajaja
Hola, te doy un consejo. No uses tu tarjeta de crédito a menos que sea una urgencia, porque todo te va a salir más del doble de caro. Tienes que cambiar tus dólares en la calle florida, al precio del dólar blue. Hoy rondan los 500 pesos el dólar. Todo te va a salir más barato así. Bienvenido a la Argentina, espero que disfrutes tu estadía! 💞
Saludos amigo , mientras veo si te gusto la city, aprovecho a practicar y mejorar mi Inglés escuchandote
Hi! Let me know when you are back in Buenos Aires, I can help you organize a different itinerary and give you some inside information on some of the city features and local culture, hoping you get a lot more to talk about.
That would be great!!! I will next time
Alejandro yo voy para Buenos Aires en Septiembre va a ser mi segunda vez quede encantado con la primera vez. Eso si que habia una protesta de polo obrero en plaza de mayo. Voy a ver al club de mis amores San Lorenzo de Almagro.
@@Traintin I just hope to be of help
@@simonyoel Desde donde vienes?
@@alejandrolescano7531 Mi hermano vengo desde el Caribe Republica Dominicana.
Couldn’t be Argentina without a good ol piquete.
If you plan on coming again to argentina I recommend you bringing cash and try to change it here (from US dolars to Argentinian pesos) bc paying with card with all the dolar taxes we have may be a little expensive. I would even say you should look for someone you can trust and ask them to change it for you since people is gonna try to take advantage of you (not everybody tho). It can be waaay cheaper.
I fell in love 😍😍
Hahahahh
((1 U$D = $ 470 PESOS )) so, $10.000 pesos its like U$D 21.
dont go to the bank for change money, go were the blue rate places are !!!
they are all over the place in BSAS , SALUDOS🤙
8:13 The currency ratio is wrong. I mean, technically, that's the official exchange rate. However, the underground exchange rate (which is determined by actual supply and demand) Is less than half of that. So, if you buy your pesos in person (Very easy to do in Buenos Aires) in what we call "Cuevas" (Very easy to find in the downtown area), then you can get double your money. So 10000 pesos is actually more like 20 USD.
Te perdiste una de las mejores cosas que tiene este país, La Patagonia! ❤
Hey man. Glad that you like Buenos Aires. Just a coupple of thinghs.
Be careful to show your camera everywhere or your cellphone. I really recommend you not to wear your watch in public...
Never leave your backpack in the back of your seat, keep it always on sight.
I know how that sounds but I feel that someone should warn you.
Buenos Aires is a safe city but not too safe...
Enjoy the food, the parks, the monuments, the museums and the night. But to really have a great experience in Buenos Aires I hope that you can manage to find an argentinian friend that shows you the city and take you to eat "ASADO". Do not miss that...
About the protest, that was and "easy one" but if you stay long enough maybe you might see a really big one... Don't worry, you'll be fine.
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Good luck.
I agree with you
Its not that bad.. you are being a bit histrionic .. let me guess you are from buenos aires ?
@@leonardoorellano6652
jajajajaj... No flaco. No soy de BsAs pero es mejor asustarlo un poco y que después él se relaje, a que salga por CABA a mostrar la cámara y el reloj como si estuviese en DisneyWorld.
Buenos vlogs eh, me llama la atencion que el de buenos aires es el que más vistas tiene, y me la juego que las estadísticas dicen que el público es de argentina, que manga de narcisistas que somos eh jajaj
jajajaj sí, en su mayoría todos de BA
@@Traintin jajaj lo sabía 😂 gracias x la data
Damn the argentinians are so kind and pretties. Cheers from Argentina
salud!!
I am glad you enjoyed! Should visit more than the capital next time!