I've visited Argentina on a couple of occasions, and I had a wonderful time both times. I love the people, the culture, the architecture, the food, the music, nature, I fell in love with the country, and I would definitely go back one day.
As an argentine I want to thank you for such nice words towards our country. I ´am glad that you had a good stay and I hope you can return soon and find the country in better economic situation. A great greeting and we look forward to seeing you in other places and you will be received with open arms !! Greeting from Bahía Blanca, Buenos Aires Province!!
@@GarryMikalhey! So loving, such beautiful description of my country_ it is so refreshing when sby from outside sees what you see. We do love our country in spite of inflation and stuff. So glad thath you saw what is untheneath the surface
Hi! I'm from Mendoza. I'm glad that you liked our country. And I thank your empathy with us about the economic crisis. I hope you come back visit us many times in the future.
Como argentina, te agradezco profundamente tus palabras sobre argentina. Una mirada tan humana y transparente! Hermoso tu video y esperamos puedas regresar y conocer lugares tan lindos, como el norte y la patagonia. Siempre serás bienvenido! Nuevamente gracias❤
@@flacosolazzi6250 ella lo está usando como gentilicio como es mujer argentina se escribe con minúscula. Ahora si un se refiere a Argentina como país si va con mayúscula
@@leocuello66 Fijate bien antes de corregir otra vez. Ella usó 2 veces esa palalabra: la 1era. vez como gentilicio, ahí está correctamente escrito con minúscula. Luego escribe el nombre del país y lo hace con minúscula; en este último caso está mal, eso es lo que me motivó a escribirle
I enjoyed your video. My husband is Argentine and we lived there for two years. I became fluent in the language and discovered a career for 31 years as a Spanish teacher in the US. I appreciate your thoughtful explanation of the economic situation there as we have family residing there also. A walk down memory lane of the footage of Mendoza and Buenos Aires. Many places where we visited and walked during our stay. You have an excellent voice for describing the different areas and sharing your knowledgeable research of the different locations. I get very frustrated with some videographers who share negative views of certain aspects that are unnecessary. Thank you for an enjoyable video. Hopefully you will travel again and explore the southern sections of the country also. Beautiful country that I was never able to see with my husband while living there. Saludos de los EEUU. 🤩😍
Thanks for your words, mate... I wonder why nobody mentions that, with all our economic problems, which are worldly known, Argentina is a clean country. You can eat here anywhere and you will find hygiene. People is educated and polite, and will help you in anything they can. We manage to keep our life pretty decently. Argentina didn't became a shithole, no matter what you hear on the internet. Almost everyone here has a decent life. It's hard, of course, but we stand. Sadly, we tend to be very critic with ourselves and our country... Because the vast majority doesn't know what's going on in the rest of the world.
You made me emotional with your final words... your reflection that it is cheap for foreigners to travel here... but we Argentines suffer to get the same things that are cheap for a tourist. People in general are kind, right, Someone who comes from another country likes it and we develop a spontaneous sympathy. We feel for a tourist who comes from far away as if he were dear friend or someone from the family, it is also true... I don't know why, but that is how we are in the majority. and that you consider Argentina to be one of the most beautiful countries in the world, wow... a big hug Garry! and thank you.
Yeah there are some videos from US tourists in Argentina that are pretty gross. I won't mention the channel, but they're easy to find. It makes me feel ashamed to be a US tourist when others act that way. But, I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you for your kindness and respect to our country. I am from Buenos Aires, born and raised, and I'm very happy that You enjoy those months in our country and very thankfull for the respect regarding the economic situation for us. Your city es very beautiful as well and I hope to visit some day. Thanks again and you're welcome back anytime
Valoro tu mirada amorosa y respetuosa sobre nuestro país. Una mirada que conecta valores estéticos y morales en diferentes lugares y no sólo de la Argentina.
Me emociona tremendamente escuchar en boca de un extranjero la buena impresión que le dio mi querida Argentina y su gente, sobretodo por la mala economía y que buen consejo da. Espero que vuelvas pronto y sigas conociendo nuestra rica cultura y geografía de mi país, un saludo
Has conectado con nosotros en la parte más importante que tenemos como humanos: la capacidad de asombro,la sensibilidad para apreciar la belleza,el amor por la naturaleza que se plasma en nuestros parques y plazas,en lo comunicativo y expresivos que podemos ser y más que nada has podido ver el drama para muchos que es la otra cara de la moneda que se desarrolla con una economía en terapia de shock. Un abrazo!
I am Argentinian, I've lived in Europe and I currently live in the US. I have travelled extensively around the world and every time I go back, I am amazed by how beautiful our cities are and how rich the culture is, which is something you become aware of once you leave, unfortunately. It's still a striking place and pretty safe, but I am fearful that the economic situation will end up eroding all the beauty and richness of our culture and replace it with a more violent and "ghetto-like" mentality that inevitably flourishes in the west when things are not going well.
I am happy that you loved our country, and thank you for your kind and insightful words about our ongoing economic crisis. You're welcome back anytime!
@@GarryMikalOk. You're learninng our lenguaje of the first world. Greetings from Posadas Argentina, not so windy and cold as your homeland in Illinois.
Tu comentario sobre lo que muchos celebran como0 genial, es muy acertado, creo que somos muchos quienes sentimos que hay turistas que solo disfrutan que con sus monedas puedan comer, vivir y viajar como reyes y nunca toman en cuenta que por una muy desgraciada situación que no es económica (la economía no es la enfermedad, sino que la política y la justicia lo son) no toman en cuenta que prácticamente estamos sin defensas y cualquiera puede tomar algo que en su país debería pagar fortunas para sentir la experiencia, y a ellos les resulta un regalo. No dimensionan que detrás de sus felices vacaciones hay miles de niños que no tienen para vestirse y comer. Te felicito por pensar tan bien.
Hello Garry!! very good your video, thank you very much for sharing and spreading on your personal channel part of our culture and country. Greetings from Mar del Plata ;-)
Gracias por recomendar a las personas que visiten Argentina !!! Nos ayuda mucho, para poner en marcha ,el turismo . Mi deseo es que el pais mejore en la situacion economica y que puedas conocer la gran cantidad de paisajes hermosos que tenemos,y no lo digo por arrogancia ,pero naturalmente ,es muy diverso ,abrazo grande !!!
Excelente video! Muy buenas imágenes y mejores palabras. Los visitantes siempre son bienvenidos y más aún cuando son tan empáticos y respetuosos como Garry!
Qué bueno que hayas disfrutado tu estadía. Esperamos verte pronto de nuevo por acá. Me llamó la atención que no nombraras la comida, como suelen hacer la mayoría de visitantes. Saludos desde provincia de Córdoba, Argentina. 😊🇦🇷
La comida es parte de la cultura y me encanta la cultura, asi que me encanta la comida tambien! Por supuesto! Voy a tener ganas de comer medialunas todo el tiempo por el resto de mi vida! Muchas Gracias para ver!
Te agradezco el respeto por nuestra situación economica. Sos el primer turista que veo que empatiza con nuestra situación. ❤️ me alegro que hayas pasado un buen momento acá.
What a great video. Thank you. We are considering emigrating to Argentina and are glad Milei came to office. Yet we’re still reluctant because of stories about high poverty and a deep rooted mentality longing for socialism (read gov will make you happy). Did you experience anything like that in your conversations?
I didn't really engage in conversations about politics too much, but i can say that the infllation crisis has caused an increase in poverty levels over the last few years.
Great video Gary! Do you think Mendoza is hotter than Buenos Aires is during the summer months? We are living in Mexico now and doing research on other places to live in South America. It's hard for us to move around too much because we have 3 dogs we would bring with us, so we need to get it right. Thanks.
@@GarryMikal We have been in Puebla since January and we do like it. Near an active volcano so it was 'smokey' when we first arrived with a bit of ash dropping. The weather here is near perfect. Warm days and cool nights - with thunderstorms around 4:00 pm - cool! It's also very inexpensive to live here. We also lived for nearly 2 years in Acapulco not far from the Princess hotel in the newer section; it was beautiful (parts of Acapulco can be a bit run down). But since their hurricane the place is a mess I've heard. We were there for a 7.4 earthquake and experienced 120 seconds of sheer terror! But the hurricane sounded 100 times worse. People we knew there were crying for hours in terror while their houses/apartments broke apart around them. Also lived for just over a year in San Miguel de Allende - nice place with cool old buildings and rooftop bars. And for 6 months in Leon - which was an ok city. Mexico has alot of diversity which is great with many different climates and the people are nice. Not sure though going forward how things will be with the newly elected President here - and the US is looking like a real time bomb - so it could be good to get further away from the US. Mexico has 'felt' a bit foreign to us. We moved from Australia in 2021. From what you said about Buenes Aires 'feeling' a bit more 'Americanised' attracting different nationalities - that sounds great. And the european flavour of it would be interesting too.
@@WeDidntExpectthis oh wow terrible about acapulco. Hopefully they can recover. Mexico is definitely a place I would like to visit, and Puebla sounds great! I would fully recommend visiting Argentina, I have really enjoyed it. As great as buenos aires is, I would highly recommend visiting other cities as well, they have a totally different vibe that is great to experience
u missed the opportunity to visit the second city (including suburbia) of the country: Rosario, the most beautiful in architecture after Buenos Aires, the other major "European" city: ruclips.net/video/BifGHJCfv2w/видео.html ruclips.net/video/wrhiuytbXyQ/видео.html
Thanks!, pero te voy a escribir en castellano, así Practicas tú "español"😊, gracias por la aclaración a partir de los 20 minutos en el video,la verdad que estamos pasando por una situación económica complicada. Y si, nos cae mal esos youtubers que aparecen con una cantidad de billetes en la mano, haciéndose el "new rich", por eso pienso que al comienzo de tú estadía, deben haber sido un poco distantes contigo, abrazo y que vuelvas pronto, que mejore tú español , sigue estudiando, mientras más fluido te aprendas castellano más se te va a abrir la cultura en Argentina, porque sólo has conocido la superficie.
1 . Cities are walkable 2. Beatiful architecture and parks. 3. Culture diversity 4. Large and diverse country 5. Friendly people 6. Coffee culture. 7. Green cities 8. affordability
I've visited Argentina on a couple of occasions, and I had a wonderful time both times. I love the people, the culture, the architecture, the food, the music, nature, I fell in love with the country, and I would definitely go back one day.
As an argentine I want to thank you for such nice words towards our country. I ´am glad that you had a good stay and I hope you can return soon and find the country in better economic situation. A great greeting and we look forward to seeing you in other places and you will be received with open arms !! Greeting from Bahía Blanca, Buenos Aires Province!!
Thank you for your kind words
@@GarryMikalhey! So loving, such beautiful description of my country_ it is so refreshing when sby from outside sees what you see. We do love our country in spite of inflation and stuff. So glad thath you saw what is untheneath the surface
Como argentina, gracias!!!❤❤❤
You're a real gentleman, sir; i hope you cam visit this beautiful land, as many times as you want, you'll be always welcome.
My best wishes for you.
thank you!
Hi! I'm from Mendoza. I'm glad that you liked our country. And I thank your empathy with us about the economic crisis. I hope you come back visit us many times in the future.
I hope so too! thanks for watching!
Thank you for being so empathetic about our economical situation.A touch of class.
I hope that when I return to Argentina that the economy is stable and prosperous.
Como argentina, te agradezco profundamente tus palabras sobre argentina.
Una mirada tan humana y transparente!
Hermoso tu video y esperamos puedas regresar y conocer lugares tan lindos, como el norte y la patagonia.
Siempre serás bienvenido! Nuevamente gracias❤
Abrazo grande! Muchas gracias!
marm: Los nombred e los países van con mayúscula.
@@flacosolazzi6250 ella lo está usando como gentilicio como es mujer argentina se escribe con minúscula. Ahora si un se refiere a Argentina como país si va con mayúscula
@@leocuello66 Fijate bien antes de corregir otra vez.
Ella usó 2 veces esa palalabra: la 1era. vez como gentilicio, ahí está correctamente escrito con minúscula.
Luego escribe el nombre del país y lo hace con minúscula; en este último caso está mal, eso es lo que me motivó a escribirle
I enjoyed your video. My husband is Argentine and we lived there for two years. I became fluent in the language and discovered a career for 31 years as a Spanish teacher in the US. I appreciate your thoughtful explanation of the economic situation there as we have family residing there also. A walk down memory lane of the footage of Mendoza and Buenos Aires. Many places where we visited and walked during our stay. You have an excellent voice for describing the different areas and sharing your knowledgeable research of the different locations. I get very frustrated with some videographers who share negative views of certain aspects that are unnecessary. Thank you for an enjoyable video. Hopefully you will travel again and explore the southern sections of the country also. Beautiful country that I was never able to see with my husband while living there. Saludos de los EEUU. 🤩😍
Thank you for watching, i'm glad i could take you and your husband along with me for the trip! That's what the channel is all about!
Indeed such a beautiful country. Thanks for the wonderful recap
Thanks for your words, mate... I wonder why nobody mentions that, with all our economic problems, which are worldly known, Argentina is a clean country. You can eat here anywhere and you will find hygiene. People is educated and polite, and will help you in anything they can. We manage to keep our life pretty decently. Argentina didn't became a shithole, no matter what you hear on the internet. Almost everyone here has a decent life. It's hard, of course, but we stand.
Sadly, we tend to be very critic with ourselves and our country... Because the vast majority doesn't know what's going on in the rest of the world.
Yes! I hope people will realize this. Argentina is dealing with serious problems right now, but the people are amazing and it is a wonderful country
What a lovely temporary sendoff! Can’t wait to see where you end up next 🎉
You made me emotional with your final words... your reflection that it is cheap for foreigners to travel here... but we Argentines suffer to get the same things that are cheap for a tourist. People in general are kind, right, Someone who comes from another country likes it and we develop a spontaneous sympathy. We feel for a tourist who comes from far away as if he were dear friend or someone from the family, it is also true... I don't know why, but that is how we are in the majority. and that you consider Argentina to be one of the most beautiful countries in the world, wow... a big hug Garry! and thank you.
Yeah there are some videos from US tourists in Argentina that are pretty gross. I won't mention the channel, but they're easy to find. It makes me feel ashamed to be a US tourist when others act that way. But, I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you for your words!
Of course, te esperamos de vuelta!!❤
espero puedo volver pronto!
muchas gracias por tu video y tus palabras, ojala regreses pronto, mucha suerte, un saludo luis
Thank you for your kindness and respect to our country. I am from Buenos Aires, born and raised, and I'm very happy that You enjoy those months in our country and very thankfull for the respect regarding the economic situation for us. Your city es very beautiful as well and I hope to visit some day. Thanks again and you're welcome back anytime
Valoro tu mirada amorosa y respetuosa sobre nuestro país. Una mirada que conecta valores estéticos y morales en diferentes lugares y no sólo de la Argentina.
Me emociona tremendamente escuchar en boca de un extranjero la buena impresión que le dio mi querida Argentina y su gente, sobretodo por la mala economía y que buen consejo da.
Espero que vuelvas pronto y sigas conociendo nuestra rica cultura y geografía de mi país, un saludo
Gracias amigo! Un dia, voy a volver!
Has conectado con nosotros en la parte más importante que tenemos como humanos: la capacidad de asombro,la sensibilidad para apreciar la belleza,el amor por la naturaleza que se plasma en nuestros parques y plazas,en lo comunicativo y expresivos que podemos ser y más que nada has podido ver el drama para muchos que es la otra cara de la moneda que se desarrolla con una economía en terapia de shock.
Un abrazo!
Muchas gracias para ver! espero que la situacion de la economia puede mejorar pronto
Hello Gary, thank you for visiting Argentina and thank you very much for your nice words
Thank you for watching!
I am Argentinian, I've lived in Europe and I currently live in the US. I have travelled extensively around the world and every time I go back, I am amazed by how beautiful our cities are and how rich the culture is, which is something you become aware of once you leave, unfortunately. It's still a striking place and pretty safe, but I am fearful that the economic situation will end up eroding all the beauty and richness of our culture and replace it with a more violent and "ghetto-like" mentality that inevitably flourishes in the west when things are not going well.
Merci, j'espère que tu rentres très bientôt. We'll be waiting for you.
muy lindo video, gracias por tus palabras, me alegro mucho que te haya gustado mi país, Estados Unidos también es hermoso, Siempre bienvenido man!!
Che amigo!! Gracias a vos!!
I am happy that you loved our country, and thank you for your kind and insightful words about our ongoing economic crisis. You're welcome back anytime!
I will be back, count on it! Thanks for watching
Hey! thank you. Thank you very much! Nice! You are our new best friend!!!!!
Che amigo!
@@GarryMikalOk. You're learninng our lenguaje of the first world. Greetings from Posadas Argentina, not so windy and cold as your homeland in Illinois.
@@edgardodichiazza6270 si! es la verdad. eso es por que queria viajar a Argentina durante el invierno en Chicago!
muy lindo el video
Tu comentario sobre lo que muchos celebran como0 genial, es muy acertado, creo que somos muchos quienes sentimos que hay turistas que solo disfrutan que con sus monedas puedan comer, vivir y viajar como reyes y nunca toman en cuenta que por una muy desgraciada situación que no es económica (la economía no es la enfermedad, sino que la política y la justicia lo son) no toman en cuenta que prácticamente estamos sin defensas y cualquiera puede tomar algo que en su país debería pagar fortunas para sentir la experiencia, y a ellos les resulta un regalo. No dimensionan que detrás de sus felices vacaciones hay miles de niños que no tienen para vestirse y comer. Te felicito por pensar tan bien.
Muchas gracias por ver. Espero que cuando visito la proxima vez que la situacion economica ha mejorado.
Thanks for your comments !!!!!
thank you for watching!
me, waiting for him to talk about food :(
Ps: nice video bro 👍 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Me too!!!
I loved the food, i really did. I ate more medialunas and choripanes than I wish to admit. 😂
Hello Garry!! very good your video, thank you very much for sharing and spreading on your personal channel part of our culture and country. Greetings from Mar del Plata ;-)
Thanks for watching!
Gracias por recomendar a las personas que visiten Argentina !!! Nos ayuda mucho, para poner en marcha ,el turismo . Mi deseo es que el pais mejore en la situacion economica y que puedas conocer la gran cantidad de paisajes hermosos que tenemos,y no lo digo por arrogancia ,pero naturalmente ,es muy diverso ,abrazo grande !!!
Excelente video! Muy buenas imágenes y mejores palabras. Los visitantes siempre son bienvenidos y más aún cuando son tan empáticos y respetuosos como Garry!
Spot on video!
Qué bueno que hayas disfrutado tu estadía. Esperamos verte pronto de nuevo por acá.
Me llamó la atención que no nombraras la comida, como suelen hacer la mayoría de visitantes.
Saludos desde provincia de Córdoba, Argentina. 😊🇦🇷
La comida es parte de la cultura y me encanta la cultura, asi que me encanta la comida tambien! Por supuesto! Voy a tener ganas de comer medialunas todo el tiempo por el resto de mi vida! Muchas Gracias para ver!
Te agradezco el respeto por nuestra situación economica. Sos el primer turista que veo que empatiza con nuestra situación. ❤️ me alegro que hayas pasado un buen momento acá.
Sos muy amable! Gracias!
Argentina seems like a lovely place, hope to visit someday, greetings from Balvanera.
@@elfaco ¡saludos!
hermoso video, hermosas palabras. gracias
love it!
me too
Que lindo que te haya gustado Mendoza, un saludo pá!
I’m from Mar del Plata, please go visit!!
When I visit Argentina again I will! I really want to see Mar del Plata
i recommend you to visit bariloche, you gonna love it
I reaally want to! Next time for sure!
Great video!!..thanks!!💪💪💪💪💪👍👍👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟
the economy sucks, but the people are nice. thanks for your video!
💯💯💯
gracias por tus palabras hacia mi pais !
de nada! me encanta tu pais!
Excelent
❤❤
If you get the chance to come back, please visit Patagonia. You will be shocked.
Very kind of you, bro :)
EXCELENTE MUY BUEN VIDEO, LO QUE FALTO ES VISITAR EL ESTADIO DE L MAS GRANDE RIVER PLATE, ABRAZO
La proxima vez lo visitaré. Saludos!
What a great video. Thank you. We are considering emigrating to Argentina and are glad Milei came to office. Yet we’re still reluctant because of stories about high poverty and a deep rooted mentality longing for socialism (read gov will make you happy). Did you experience anything like that in your conversations?
I didn't really engage in conversations about politics too much, but i can say that the infllation crisis has caused an increase in poverty levels over the last few years.
@@GarryMikal Thank you, it is sad but let’s pray and hope freedom and the economy will improve soon.
Great video bro
Thank you, man! Can't wait to see what you post next!
@@GarryMikal I'm excited to finally get back out there
Next time you come, don´t miss IGUAZÚ FALLS, in MIsiones province (NE).
Your a good Man Garry
Greetings from Mar del Plata
If You ever around this área ill treat You to a asado. 👍
Great video Gary! Do you think Mendoza is hotter than Buenos Aires is during the summer months? We are living in Mexico now and doing research on other places to live in South America. It's hard for us to move around too much because we have 3 dogs we would bring with us, so we need to get it right. Thanks.
@@WeDidntExpectthis thanks for watchin! Yes Mendoza is hotter than BsAs but it is dry heat. BsAs is humid.
@@WeDidntExpectthis also what city are you staying in mexico and do you like it?
@@GarryMikal We have been in Puebla since January and we do like it. Near an active volcano so it was 'smokey' when we first arrived with a bit of ash dropping. The weather here is near perfect. Warm days and cool nights - with thunderstorms around 4:00 pm - cool! It's also very inexpensive to live here.
We also lived for nearly 2 years in Acapulco not far from the Princess hotel in the newer section; it was beautiful (parts of Acapulco can be a bit run down). But since their hurricane the place is a mess I've heard. We were there for a 7.4 earthquake and experienced 120 seconds of sheer terror! But the hurricane sounded 100 times worse. People we knew there were crying for hours in terror while their houses/apartments broke apart around them.
Also lived for just over a year in San Miguel de Allende - nice place with cool old buildings and rooftop bars. And for 6 months in Leon - which was an ok city.
Mexico has alot of diversity which is great with many different climates and the people are nice. Not sure though going forward how things will be with the newly elected President here - and the US is looking like a real time bomb - so it could be good to get further away from the US. Mexico has 'felt' a bit foreign to us. We moved from Australia in 2021. From what you said about Buenes Aires 'feeling' a bit more 'Americanised' attracting different nationalities - that sounds great. And the european flavour of it would be interesting too.
@@WeDidntExpectthis oh wow terrible about acapulco. Hopefully they can recover. Mexico is definitely a place I would like to visit, and Puebla sounds great! I would fully recommend visiting Argentina, I have really enjoyed it. As great as buenos aires is, I would highly recommend visiting other cities as well, they have a totally different vibe that is great to experience
@@GarryMikal Thanks for all your tips! I will work my way thru more of your videos 🌵😎🌴
u missed the opportunity to visit the second city (including suburbia) of the country:
Rosario, the most beautiful in architecture after Buenos Aires, the other major "European" city:
ruclips.net/video/BifGHJCfv2w/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/wrhiuytbXyQ/видео.html
I know! I will definitely have to visit some time. There are just so many places to see in Argentina!
Jaja estuviste en Wilde?????
Si si!
Thanks!, pero te voy a escribir en castellano, así Practicas tú "español"😊, gracias por la aclaración a partir de los 20 minutos en el video,la verdad que estamos pasando por una situación económica complicada. Y si, nos cae mal esos youtubers que aparecen con una cantidad de billetes en la mano, haciéndose el "new rich", por eso pienso que al comienzo de tú estadía, deben haber sido un poco distantes contigo, abrazo y que vuelvas pronto, que mejore tú español , sigue estudiando, mientras más fluido te aprendas castellano más se te va a abrir la cultura en Argentina, porque sólo has conocido la superficie.
Voy a practicar y volver! Gracias por ver!
1 . Cities are walkable
2. Beatiful architecture and parks.
3. Culture diversity
4. Large and diverse country
5. Friendly people
6. Coffee culture.
7. Green cities
8. affordability
Nice work, now everyone can just skip watching the video. Thats sure to help the chanel grow
@@OPTAFTP not everybody think like You.
It's actually pronounced Ar-jen-tee-nurr
Jajaja!
Beautiful video
The Argentine accent is the clearest Spanish accent in the world!