A city that's equal parts charming chaos, passionate intensity, and enough cultural richness to leave you wanting more. Come for the tango, stay for the tantrums (of love, of course!), and prepare to have your heart stolen by this truly unique gem! Visited it multiple times already and have filmed one of our TV show episode once. Absolutely nice city and a place you would wish to come back!
I LOVE ARGENTINA!! 🟦⬜🟨🟦 Thanks Dane & Stacey for this Argentinian vlog! So curious about the life there, the tradition, culture, food etc.... Love it! Thanks guys! 😎💖
Dane and Stacey- love your content! Thank you for letting us know the algorithm wasn't doing you right. I'm going to watch a bunch of your videos in the background throughout this week and make sure I 'like' and 'comment'.
Eek cycling looks just as crazy as over here in the 🇳🇱 at time 😜🫣 wow there was a lot of meat on that BBQ Though your sandwich didn’t seem that Big ( might be the way it comes over on Camera) To Get in to a Football game. Now that must have been an experience 😊 . Bueno aires looks a stunning place Huge Happy Birthday Stacey 🎉🎉 Hope you gad a wonder day .
Uh, when you said "this is our last day of the tour" I expected this to be the final vlog of the series. 😞 Glad there's going to be at least one more 🙂 because I'm really enjoying this whole trip you did there a lot. Thank you for taking us along, and for making the effort of sharing it as a long series, this has been so nice.
I am Argentine and one of the best unofficial professions of our compatriots is to scare foreigners, including those of us who are Argentine but not from Buenos Aires, extremely exaggerated and proud of exaggerating the insecurity that in numbers is one of the safest countries on the continent. and that includes Canada and the United States,
I consider Buenos Aires a fantastic option if you are planning to relocate. It is attractive and huge, the people are friendly, the climate is comfortable and it has a low cost of living.
7:10 Small correction. Rich people move from san telmo to recoleta during the yellow fever. Palermo wasnt a thing back then (the city was much smaller)
You'll get the same type of Football experience at the cake tin in Wellington NZ watching the Phoenix play! Don't go to a match when they play the Victory however as you'll only be saddened to see the Nix lose!
@@DanegerAndStaceyno creo que ningún partido de fútbol de Nueva Zelanda y me animo a decir del mundo es comparable a un partido de fútbol en Argentina, las hinchadas (fans)argentinas son las mejores del mundo. Y la de Boca es la mejor de Argentina ( de hecho esta elegida como la mejor hinchada del mundo) la próxima vez que vuelvas tienes que ir si o si a ver un partido en la cancha de Boca conocida como " La Bombonera " La pasión con la que se vive el fútbol en Argentina no tiene comparación. P/d la FIFA eligió en Qatar a la hinchada Argentina como la mejor del mundo.
@@victorcorzo1979 ¡Estamos totalmente de acuerdo! ¡Hemos asistido a muchos eventos deportivos en Nueva Zelanda y son aburridos en comparación con lo que experimentamos aquí! También fue muy divertido el fútbol del Dinamo de Zagreb en Croacia, pero Argentina fue más ruidoso y divertido.
@@DanegerAndStacey gracias por tu respuesta, espero que vuelvan pronto y puedan recorrer el país de norte a sur ( es inmenso nuestro país) y vean las maravillas que hay en el, Argentina no es solo Buenos Aires, (aunque la ciudad de la furia es hermosa) un abrazo y hasta pronto.
From our experience, if it's from Argentina it's 10 out of 10 haha! The football was crazy, especially as a couple of Kiwis where our crowd engagement is pretty non-existent at any kind of match
Hello everything is fine? Do you have any predictions on when you will come to Brazil? I would like to give you tips on four wonderful cities. First would be the capital Brasília. Then the city of Florianópolis, then the city of Curitiba and finally the city of Foz do Iguaçu (the city of waterfalls). Avoid going to Rio de Janeiro this February because of Carnival. The city is packed with tourists, prices rise a lot, traffic becomes chaotic. In addition to Rio, avoid Salvador and Recife this month (cities with a lot of tourist traffic due to Carnival).
4:04 that was a small strike, probably because of the poor salary and the current economic issue the country is undergoing. CGT is one of the workers union (flag).
Their economy has crashed, life comes at people hard and it sounds like that puts people in challenging positions. But yeah, not a nice thing to know as a tourist.
@@el_Contra is it really so bad that you shouldn't bring a camera?! Or is that just certain neighborhoods? I live in the US... which is actually a lot worse than people think, but it really depends on where you are, down to the neighborhood level. You can definitely be safe in parts of the big cities. I'd imagine it's the same in other cities around the world.
@@huntstyle nah, it's pretty safe, but is just common sense... Best advice (this applies everywhere), be aware of your surroundings, know where you are going and know how to get there so you are not walking around with a map in your hand advertising yourself as an easy target to any potential crook. The type of crime you "might" face in BA is the opportunistic kind, but it is not as bad as lets say Barcelona. For example, in NYC tourists get ripped off constantly (including merchants) because they let their guard down, same as in any big touristy city in the world. Check out, there are many vids of US expats living in BA doing remote work... some stick to BA some travel hitchhiking thru-out Argentina. GL
Have you ever been long enough in Argentina to say such a horrible thing? There could always be an exception, of course, because there are stupid racists anywhere in the world. But as a general trait, let me tell assure you: NO, we aren't racist. In fact, we welcome people and treat them like one of our own.
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A city that's equal parts charming chaos, passionate intensity, and enough cultural richness to leave you wanting more. Come for the tango, stay for the tantrums (of love, of course!), and prepare to have your heart stolen by this truly unique gem! Visited it multiple times already and have filmed one of our TV show episode once. Absolutely nice city and a place you would wish to come back!
Totally agree - vibrant and lively with amazing food! We can't wait to go back either
I LOVE ARGENTINA!! 🟦⬜🟨🟦
Thanks Dane & Stacey for this Argentinian vlog!
So curious about the life there, the tradition, culture, food etc....
Love it! Thanks guys! 😎💖
Dane and Stacey- love your content! Thank you for letting us know the algorithm wasn't doing you right. I'm going to watch a bunch of your videos in the background throughout this week and make sure I 'like' and 'comment'.
You are the best - thank you! You actually followed through and we loved seeing all your comments !
We are loving this series y”all 😊
So glad to hear that!
Beautiful city 😍 watching from the Philippines
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Salamat!
Intersting and busy city . ❤
Eek cycling looks just as crazy as over here in the 🇳🇱 at time 😜🫣 wow there was a lot of meat on that BBQ
Though your sandwich didn’t seem that Big ( might be the way it comes over on Camera)
To Get in to a Football game. Now that must have been an experience 😊 .
Bueno aires looks a stunning place
Huge Happy Birthday Stacey 🎉🎉 Hope you gad a wonder day .
We can't wait to get to the Netherlands! All this biking on the Death Road and around the city are preparing us for it haha!
Argentina is all about the food and drink. Don't forget to tango ! Happy Birthday ! Stace🎂🎂 from Harriet, Jim and Yuki
I need to learn how to unlock my hips, never felt so square and tight in my life compared to the local tango pros 🤣
Oooo I’ll be there soon and I’m so excited!!
You're going to love it -amazing city! Don't miss our recent food vid though, Palermo Soho is a neighbourhood you gotta check out
Welcome to Buenos Aires, Argentina guys!
I hope you enjoy the trip in this amazing City!
Cheers from Buenos Aires, CABA!
Ahhh we LOVED it! Such a vibrant city!
Great! @@DanegerAndStacey
Uh, when you said "this is our last day of the tour" I expected this to be the final vlog of the series. 😞 Glad there's going to be at least one more 🙂 because I'm really enjoying this whole trip you did there a lot. Thank you for taking us along, and for making the effort of sharing it as a long series, this has been so nice.
We're glad you've been enjoying, not everyone is vibing with it, so it's nice to hear the balance! But yup, we're right at the end I'm sorry to say!
Amazing video, I´m from Paraguay about to visit Argentina for the first time. New subscriber, thanks for the great view of the city. 💛
You're so welcome, enjoy
Happy Birthday to your dad @stacey 🎊 🥂
I am Argentine and one of the best unofficial professions of our compatriots is to scare foreigners, including those of us who are Argentine but not from Buenos Aires, extremely exaggerated and proud of exaggerating the insecurity that in numbers is one of the safest countries on the continent. and that includes Canada and the United States,
Muy buen video tienes que visitar las cataratas saludos de Mendoza
I consider Buenos Aires a fantastic option if you are planning to relocate. It is attractive and huge, the people are friendly, the climate is comfortable and it has a low cost of living.
Yes, yes and yes! Totally agree
7:10 Small correction. Rich people move from san telmo to recoleta during the yellow fever. Palermo wasnt a thing back then (the city was much smaller)
Thanks for the intel!
Come to Floripa!!! 🌉🌊🏝️
Next time! So much more to see!
i haven't been to south america before
It's worth a visit, cost effective too!
We will overcome our economic problem and that day the world will come to work and live in Buenos Aires.
You'll get the same type of Football experience at the cake tin in Wellington NZ watching the Phoenix play!
Don't go to a match when they play the Victory however as you'll only be saddened to see the Nix lose!
As much as I want to believe that's true, I really doubt that 🤣 I don't think they have flares in the stadium?
@@DanegerAndStaceyno creo que ningún partido de fútbol de Nueva Zelanda y me animo a decir del mundo es comparable a un partido de fútbol en Argentina, las hinchadas (fans)argentinas son las mejores del mundo. Y la de Boca es la mejor de Argentina ( de hecho esta elegida como la mejor hinchada del mundo) la próxima vez que vuelvas tienes que ir si o si a ver un partido en la cancha de Boca conocida como " La Bombonera " La pasión con la que se vive el fútbol en Argentina no tiene comparación. P/d la FIFA eligió en Qatar a la hinchada Argentina como la mejor del mundo.
@@victorcorzo1979 ¡Estamos totalmente de acuerdo! ¡Hemos asistido a muchos eventos deportivos en Nueva Zelanda y son aburridos en comparación con lo que experimentamos aquí! También fue muy divertido el fútbol del Dinamo de Zagreb en Croacia, pero Argentina fue más ruidoso y divertido.
@@DanegerAndStacey gracias por tu respuesta, espero que vuelvan pronto y puedan recorrer el país de norte a sur ( es inmenso nuestro país) y vean las maravillas que hay en el, Argentina no es solo Buenos Aires, (aunque la ciudad de la furia es hermosa) un abrazo y hasta pronto.
Welcome to Argentina!
Thank you!
Happy Birthday! Dan needs to do a rating of all the BBQs he's eaten at on this trip, haha. Also: YOU GOT INTO A MATCH????? *lucky*
From our experience, if it's from Argentina it's 10 out of 10 haha! The football was crazy, especially as a couple of Kiwis where our crowd engagement is pretty non-existent at any kind of match
I think South America & Europe in general just take it much much more seriously XD@@DanegerAndStacey
@@bookwormfaith Very true! We went in Zagreb too and it was hectic there as well
Hello everything is fine? Do you have any predictions on when you will come to Brazil? I would like to give you tips on four wonderful cities. First would be the capital Brasília. Then the city of Florianópolis, then the city of Curitiba and finally the city of Foz do Iguaçu (the city of waterfalls). Avoid going to Rio de Janeiro this February because of Carnival. The city is packed with tourists, prices rise a lot, traffic becomes chaotic. In addition to Rio, avoid Salvador and Recife this month (cities with a lot of tourist traffic due to Carnival).
Its the end of this trip unfortunately so we plan to visit Brasil and Colombia on our next visit!
great travel vlog
Thanks so much!
@@DanegerAndStacey you’re welcome
4:04 that was a small strike, probably because of the poor salary and the current economic issue the country is undergoing. CGT is one of the workers union (flag).
Is that pretty common at the moment with all the political stuff going on?
@@DanegerAndStacey it is! at least in downtown you see strikes every other day
independiente!!!!!! vamos rojo👺👺👺👺👺👺
HAHA
@@DanegerAndStacey thanks for supporting our team, guys! Dale rojo!
To say that the inhabitants of Buenos Aires have long hands is a minus point for them
Their economy has crashed, life comes at people hard and it sounds like that puts people in challenging positions. But yeah, not a nice thing to know as a tourist.
@@DanegerAndStacey crime rate is less and or equal to the US for example... it is greatly exaggerated for tourist
@@el_Contra is it really so bad that you shouldn't bring a camera?! Or is that just certain neighborhoods? I live in the US... which is actually a lot worse than people think, but it really depends on where you are, down to the neighborhood level. You can definitely be safe in parts of the big cities. I'd imagine it's the same in other cities around the world.
@@huntstyle nah, it's pretty safe, but is just common sense... Best advice (this applies everywhere), be aware of your surroundings, know where you are going and know how to get there so you are not walking around with a map in your hand advertising yourself as an easy target to any potential crook.
The type of crime you "might" face in BA is the opportunistic kind, but it is not as bad as lets say Barcelona.
For example, in NYC tourists get ripped off constantly (including merchants) because they let their guard down, same as in any big touristy city in the world.
Check out, there are many vids of US expats living in BA doing remote work... some stick to BA some travel hitchhiking thru-out Argentina.
GL
@@el_Contra thanks, I appreciate it! Always best to hear from a local.
Ahora los gringos van con argentina, ya se dieron que vale mas su dlls ja
Buenos Aires It's a very beautiful city but I don't really want to meet people, they're very racist
It's funny because attributing a negative characteristic to an entire group of people is the main trait of racism. I mean, you're the racist.
IGNORANT RACIST!
@@petulioclark2367 very well said!!!
Tranquilo hermano, estás viviendo en un país que te matan por tu color de piel, eso acá no sucede. En todo caso no hay que generalizar
Have you ever been long enough in Argentina to say such a horrible thing? There could always be an exception, of course, because there are stupid racists anywhere in the world. But as a general trait, let me tell assure you: NO, we aren't racist. In fact, we welcome people and treat them like one of our own.