I lived in Buenos Aires Argentina for nearly 10 years. You will never get bored in Buenos Aires but the real amazing thing are the people you can see it in this video perfectly. This is what I love the most you walk around the city and no one cares what you look like just be open and friendly and the people of Argentina will accept you.
I am from Turkey. Last week, Me and my wife were on a trip to South America. We visited about 6 countries and all of them were very friendly. We loved South America sooo much. We fell in love with Rio. People playing football and volleyball in beaches, great views, great coctails, delicious meat. People are enjoying the life inspite of economic conditions. Peru was an exotic and different country. Lima was a great city. Cusco, Ollantaytanbo and Aguas Calientes were so different. People were so kind. Honest and hardworking. In Colombia, a man offered to pay our supermarket bill because we had Dolars and cashier didnt accept Dolars for payment. In Buenos Aires, we wanted to take the Metro but the woman in the ticket office didnt speak English(as normal) and we couldnt figure out how to buy a card and how to fill it. We asked a young man around who was with his mother. He explained it but I still found it a bit complicated. He understood it on my face and he gave his own card and said that he could use his mother's. I offered him money but he didn't take it even though I really insisted. And he card had 6 passes inside!! We were so pleased and suprised. We loved the city. So vibrant, so lively. Always a different event on every corner. People are so welcoming and intense. They stil had hope and life inside them . We love you Argentina and South America.
I grew up in the San Telmo market. It was a dark, damp half empty place back in the late 70's, some butcher shops, and also second hand stuff, a record store, black and white TV repair shops, cobblers... I even saw two butchers having a knife fight once. I never go there now on a weekend, but it's a good thing they didn't tear it down and it resurrected back to life.
I love this video so much! I've been wanting to visit Argentina since 2019, but this right here truly shows their friendliness and thriving scene! It looks beautiful there, and how they treat you says so much to me. I subscribed!
gracias por comentar, y perdón por corregir: el Mercado San Telmo fue diseñado por el famoso arq. Buschiazzo. El edificio diseñado por Eiffel es el boliche Museum, en la calle Perú al 500.
Torino born italian Architect Giovanni (Juan) Buschiazzo was the designer and builder of the San Telmo market, the Eiffel work is not far away, it was a workshop and offices for a Foundry, Firm
2:25 the population of the urban aglomeration as a whole (Buenos Aires + its metropolitan area, composed by a lot of satellite cities) is of approximately 15 million people (3 million in the city of Buenos Aires, 12 million in the metropolitan area) The metropolitan area is growing constantly, while the city of Buenos Aires stays among 2.8 and 3 million people (going up and down) since like 20/25 years.
Great videos Slys!!! You are missing Puerto Madero, Av Alvear, Av Libertador, Palermo forests, Japanese Garden, Galerias Pacifico and the Flower in Recoleta!
Argentina has a reputation of being reasonably safe compared to allot of the other South American countries. I am English and even I'd feel safer there than in the other SA countries lol
All the countries of the southernmost zone are relatively safe, Uruguay, Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, climbing up becomes more dangerous until you reach Panama, which is relatively safe
@@TheMagicJIZZ There's always this subtle lingering fear of being publicly flayed as a retribution for the Malvinas war in the back of your mind, while you walk the streets of Buenos Aires. A feeling only an Englishman can understand.
A good job of you that make a video clibs. From Buenos Aires and share this video .......i love also Argentina and another beach cith , Mar del plata ......
holy fuck! do u know what i saw?at 48 seconds . that guy who held the camera and wore a brown t shirt guy is famous documentary creater. and he is the protagonist as well.he s name was called 雷探长, he is from china!!!!!!!
@@AleXander-uf2dm soy argentino y fijate las boludeces que escriben muchos extranjeros sobre la historia del país, y algunos argentinos para colmo compran, entonces dejé un mensaje que copié como en 3 videos
@@rodrigopower9263 claro que la gente de Medio Oriente es de raza blanca, ¿pensas que todos los blancos son pálidos como buena parte de los europeos o que ser turco o árabe es una raza? ¿Sabes la diferencia entre etnia y raza?
@@dalerojo2.091 en lo de medio oriente te doy la razon. Y no solo nuestros inmigrantes historicos, de siria, palestina, turcos, armenios y arabes etc, sino que nuestros dos mayorias como españoles e italianos tambien ya tenian mezcla de arabes, turcos o africanos en el sur y todo el mediterraneo. Por otro lado , para nada de acuedo con tus porcentajes de mestizos y razgos predominantemente indigenas. Salvo los del norte que si son iguales al resto de los amerindios de Sudamerica, suelen ser mas blancos, quizas por el clima , como los del norte de Usa y Canada. Y los mestizos son muy pocos. Estos eran los gauchos, los primeros, mitad europeo ( casi siempre españoles) y mitad indigenas. Los gauchos a su vez eran menos que lis criollos, aunque muchos mas que los afrodecendientes y muchisimos más que los indigenas que no llegaban a los 80.000 hace 150 años ( hoy son 960.000) Cuando llegaron los millones de europa y cientos de miles de medio oriente, casi desaparece el mestizaje, ya que se mezvlaron todos con todos, salvo un par de millones de europeos y la mayoria de los indigenas que prefirieron vivir en comunidafes entre ellos. Si es cierto que un 30% de los argebtinos son " morenos" o castizos, parecidos a los paraguayos. Pero estos pueden ser españoles o italianos sin tener mezcla americana. El adn de un argentino promedio de un argentino tiene mezcla de entre 3 y 5 paises actuales, donde los que mas sobresalen por lejos son los Italianos, españoles , y despues los gauchos, franceses, alemanes, eslavos mayoria rusos y polacos) y britanicos, en ese orden. Yo viví en la boca, san telmo, almagro, ciudadela, villa sarmiento, ituzaingo y zoja sur del conurbano en quilmes y Wilde/ domínico. Conozvo la isla maciel y el fuerte apache o la 31, por codas de futbol ligadas a River, mi club, y lugares picantes y barrios donde cambia el aspecto de la gente. Aún asi, los caucasicos son mayoria en todas partes, despues lis castizos...el resto casi no se ven salvo en las villas que la mayoria no son argentinos .
Not really, this is the San Telmo Market, the girls from Netflix are in Mercado Central! Or Central Market, which mostly sells produce to restaurants etc, like vegetables and other things
Fato engraçado: aos 01:35 aparece o casal do canal 'Mundo Sem Fim', do lado direito da tela (de camisa azul). Os dois estavam visitando Buenos Aires na mesma época. 🙂
4:31 Jaja, a la derecha se lo ve a Marsal22, otro TH-camr (español) que vino a la Argentina los mismos días y fue justamente a este mercado de San Telmo.
Tenes q ir a mar del plata es muy lindo y Bariloche ya es otro mundo tiene unos paisajes unicos parecido a Alemania. Y si te gustan las mujeres hermosas Rosario y si te gusta la noche y la joda cordoba
@@TimMaloneyNMactor haha! Appreciate the sarcasm. I asked because I've never been to Argentina and it is interesting to see the amount of people, and how the weather is, in different places at different times of the year. Sometimes videos are uploaded but were actually filmed months before.
@@titanmode3888 For God so loved the world he gave his one and only Son Jesus Christ whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life☝️☝️
Dude, FYI almost every country in Latinoamerica has its own empanada recipe. I thought I liked my mother's Argentinean empanadas until I tried the Chilean. 😊
After visiting Havana in March 2022 as a UK tourist and watching your channel , and your exploration of Havana . It strikes me how very similar the architecture is between Havana and Buenos Aires ,and how sad it is for Cuba with a socialist government how everything is falling down . Once not such a long time ago it was a very impressive city with the old European [ as in Spanish / English ] architectural influences . Good Luck to Cuba and its people who must struggle . I can feel a political rant coming on so i will stop .
Yo soy tataranieta de negros nacidos en Argentina por parte de padre y de alemanes por parte de madre. Quien te hizo creer semejante ridiculez? Por eso es importante estudiar y hablar con fundamentos.🙈
I lived in Buenos Aires Argentina for nearly 10 years. You will never get bored in Buenos Aires but the real amazing thing are the people you can see it in this video perfectly. This is what I love the most you walk around the city and no one cares what you look like just be open and friendly and the people of Argentina will accept you.
I loved Buenos Aires. It is exactly as you say. Such a lively city and lovely people.
@@emrekalayci4425 Agreed.
I am from Turkey. Last week, Me and my wife were on a trip to South America. We visited about 6 countries and all of them were very friendly. We loved South America sooo much. We fell in love with Rio. People playing football and volleyball in beaches, great views, great coctails, delicious meat. People are enjoying the life inspite of economic conditions. Peru was an exotic and different country. Lima was a great city. Cusco, Ollantaytanbo and Aguas Calientes were so different. People were so kind. Honest and hardworking. In Colombia, a man offered to pay our supermarket bill because we had Dolars and cashier didnt accept Dolars for payment. In Buenos Aires, we wanted to take the Metro but the woman in the ticket office didnt speak English(as normal) and we couldnt figure out how to buy a card and how to fill it. We asked a young man around who was with his mother. He explained it but I still found it a bit complicated. He understood it on my face and he gave his own card and said that he could use his mother's. I offered him money but he didn't take it even though I really insisted. And he card had 6 passes inside!! We were so pleased and suprised. We loved the city. So vibrant, so lively. Always a different event on every corner. People are so welcoming and intense. They stil had hope and life inside them . We love you Argentina and South America.
Es normal en argentina que si no tenes tarjeta de viaje o dinero las personas te lo paguen.
To me, Buenos Aires is the most beautiful city in the continent of America. Its a mix of every city in the world and that's so unique and strange
You picked a beautiful day to be in San Telmo, great stuff Sly!
I grew up in the San Telmo market. It was a dark, damp half empty place back in the late 70's, some butcher shops, and also second hand stuff, a record store, black and white TV repair shops, cobblers... I even saw two butchers having a knife fight once. I never go there now on a weekend, but it's a good thing they didn't tear it down and it resurrected back to life.
sounds cooler back in your day
Looks like it was gentrified.
True. Very nice nowadays
Was the knife fight about a football ⚽️ rivalry? ,Lol😂
@@alexibarona5807 no question!! All they really care about!!
I love this video so much! I've been wanting to visit Argentina since 2019, but this right here truly shows their friendliness and thriving scene! It looks beautiful there, and how they treat you says so much to me.
I subscribed!
San telmo is awesome, has good vibes, 💃 👯♀️ dancing in the streets.And always a market around
I love you Buenos Aires 💕 thank you for showing how beautiful my country is.
Mas é socialista.
Love from Turkey to Argentina 🇦🇷❤🇹🇷
Beautiful San Telmo Buenos Aires! (San Telmo Market was design and built by Gustav Eiffel, same as Eiffel Tower in Paris). Very nice
gracias por comentar, y perdón por corregir: el Mercado San Telmo fue diseñado por el famoso arq. Buschiazzo. El edificio diseñado por Eiffel es el boliche Museum, en la calle Perú al 500.
Torino born italian Architect Giovanni (Juan) Buschiazzo was the designer and builder of the San Telmo market, the Eiffel work is not far away, it was a workshop and offices for a Foundry, Firm
2:25 the population of the urban aglomeration as a whole (Buenos Aires + its metropolitan area, composed by a lot of satellite cities) is of approximately 15 million people (3 million in the city of Buenos Aires, 12 million in the metropolitan area)
The metropolitan area is growing constantly, while the city of Buenos Aires stays among 2.8 and 3 million people (going up and down) since like 20/25 years.
I want to move here I fell in love with South America over the weekend
Beautiful people everywhere!
You've convinced me that my next vacation should be here
Great videos Slys!!! You are missing Puerto Madero, Av Alvear, Av Libertador, Palermo forests, Japanese Garden, Galerias Pacifico and the Flower in Recoleta!
Argentina has a reputation of being reasonably safe compared to allot of the other South American countries. I am English and even I'd feel safer there than in the other SA countries lol
All the countries of the southernmost zone are relatively safe, Uruguay, Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, climbing up becomes more dangerous until you reach Panama, which is relatively safe
Even being English? ;)
@@TheMagicJIZZ There's always this subtle lingering fear of being publicly flayed as a retribution for the Malvinas war in the back of your mind, while you walk the streets of Buenos Aires. A feeling only an Englishman can understand.
@@ekisnaar es incorrecto tu afirmación, el problema es con el Estado Inglés no con el ciudadano común, en Argentina son todos bien venidos
@@Juanmau1853 sí, claro, andá con una remera de las islas malvinas pero con los colores británicos a ver si no te pasa nada
Ciudad maravillosa,pura vida
even Colombians will tell you to eat Argentinian empenadas rather than their own lol
Hermosisima la piba de lentes que aparece en el minuto 13...apenas la vi quedé cautivado, me dije WOW!!! 🤓
Women with the glasses looking for hello kitty stuff is beautiful af , looking for flights to Argentina asap lol.
We will definitely find “hello kitty”
@@RC94332 lmao 🤣
She basic asf
I hope they drug and Rob you. Fking perverts
@@itsniquenique45 is liking people from a certain country bad? Shes attractive shut up.
The women are so welcome and warm. Opposite of USA.
A good job of you that make a video clibs. From Buenos Aires and share this video .......i love also Argentina and another beach cith , Mar del plata ......
Cheers mate, that is our "woking class beachplace" and is massively visited in summer
@@MrLaizard Eso no quita que la ciudad es hermosa.
Un trocito de Europa..espero que sigan conservando los edificios antiguos...con solera...y clase
Somos Buenos Aires, lo mejor del mundo, no somos un trocito de nadie ni queremos serlo.
@@clausroller argentina es argentina y punto 🗿
Cute girls in the end there and friendly too.
Waiting for tango. Thank you for the tour.
Awesome content sir thanks for sharing your story with us
2 Canadians now living in Mexico Progreso sending you good vibes and support
Cheers J&D
Greetings from mar del plata argentina 🇦🇷🤗😁🤗🤗
holy fuck! do u know what i saw?at 48 seconds . that guy who held the camera and wore a brown t shirt guy is famous documentary creater. and he is the protagonist as well.he
s name was called 雷探长, he is from china!!!!!!!
he upload that video 5 days ago
🇮🇳🇮🇳 I am from India 😍😍 video 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Got to appreciate a man who appreciates a good empanada
Acá esperando a que Dale Rojo escriba su comentario sobre los negros en Argentina. Buen video.
Es uruguayo, no? O de donde es? No termino de entender su intención en los comentarios
Ese tambien habla de los de medio oriente y que estos son blancos?!
@@AleXander-uf2dm soy argentino y fijate las boludeces que escriben muchos extranjeros sobre la historia del país, y algunos argentinos para colmo compran, entonces dejé un mensaje que copié como en 3 videos
@@rodrigopower9263 claro que la gente de Medio Oriente es de raza blanca, ¿pensas que todos los blancos son pálidos como buena parte de los europeos o que ser turco o árabe es una raza? ¿Sabes la diferencia entre etnia y raza?
@@dalerojo2.091 en lo de medio oriente te doy la razon. Y no solo nuestros inmigrantes historicos, de siria, palestina, turcos, armenios y arabes etc, sino que nuestros dos mayorias como españoles e italianos tambien ya tenian mezcla de arabes, turcos o africanos en el sur y todo el mediterraneo.
Por otro lado , para nada de acuedo con tus porcentajes de mestizos y razgos predominantemente indigenas. Salvo los del norte que si son iguales al resto de los amerindios de Sudamerica, suelen ser mas blancos, quizas por el clima , como los del norte de Usa y Canada. Y los mestizos son muy pocos. Estos eran los gauchos, los primeros, mitad europeo ( casi siempre españoles) y mitad indigenas. Los gauchos a su vez eran menos que lis criollos, aunque muchos mas que los afrodecendientes y muchisimos más que los indigenas que no llegaban a los 80.000 hace 150 años ( hoy son 960.000)
Cuando llegaron los millones de europa y cientos de miles de medio oriente, casi desaparece el mestizaje, ya que se mezvlaron todos con todos, salvo un par de millones de europeos y la mayoria de los indigenas que prefirieron vivir en comunidafes entre ellos.
Si es cierto que un 30% de los argebtinos son " morenos" o castizos, parecidos a los paraguayos. Pero estos pueden ser españoles o italianos sin tener mezcla americana. El adn de un argentino promedio de un argentino tiene mezcla de entre 3 y 5 paises actuales, donde los que mas sobresalen por lejos son los Italianos, españoles , y despues los gauchos, franceses, alemanes, eslavos mayoria rusos y polacos) y britanicos, en ese orden.
Yo viví en la boca, san telmo, almagro, ciudadela, villa sarmiento, ituzaingo y zoja sur del conurbano en quilmes y Wilde/ domínico. Conozvo la isla maciel y el fuerte apache o la 31, por codas de futbol ligadas a River, mi club, y lugares picantes y barrios donde cambia el aspecto de la gente. Aún asi, los caucasicos son mayoria en todas partes, despues lis castizos...el resto casi no se ven salvo en las villas que la mayoria no son argentinos
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I think this market, or one of the stalls was on “street food” Latin America on Netflix. This looks amazing
Not really, this is the San Telmo Market, the girls from Netflix are in Mercado Central! Or Central Market, which mostly sells produce to restaurants etc, like vegetables and other things
@@florenciahoracio8517 oh ok good look
Fato engraçado: aos 01:35 aparece o casal do canal 'Mundo Sem Fim', do lado direito da tela (de camisa azul). Os dois estavam visitando Buenos Aires na mesma época. 🙂
kkkk
Caralho e verdade!, nem reparei nisso !
Nossa, que coincidência!
4:31 Jaja, a la derecha se lo ve a Marsal22, otro TH-camr (español) que vino a la Argentina los mismos días y fue justamente a este mercado de San Telmo.
nada que ver xD
No delires
Tenes q ir a mar del plata es muy lindo y Bariloche ya es otro mundo tiene unos paisajes unicos parecido a Alemania. Y si te gustan las mujeres hermosas Rosario y si te gusta la noche y la joda cordoba
Bariloche tiene paisajes parecidos a Suiza más que Alemania.
@@1978hugogaston a Noruega
@@demonfinn5580 That is Tierra del Fuego and its Fjords
@@1978hugogaston La Alemania alpina de la Alta Bavaria es igual a Suiza
Yo I’ll be in Buenos Aires this sat!
1:08 that Canadian French though 😂
3:18 mercado de san telmo !...fue inaugurado en febrero de 1897
8:40 empanadas !
Beautiful place and beautiful and amazing and hot people. ❤️😍🔥😊
Great walking tour..👍👍
Great channel my friend!!
I like the way you shoot your videos. What do you use to film?
Beautiful wow
Enjoyed the video! is this footage from April 2022?
the Clothing and Hair styles looked very California 1970`s , casual .
@@TimMaloneyNMactor haha! Appreciate the sarcasm. I asked because I've never been to Argentina and it is interesting to see the amount of people, and how the weather is, in different places at different times of the year. Sometimes videos are uploaded but were actually filmed months before.
Yes is autumn now, but the cold starts in may.
@@Ignaciomertz7470 Climate changed a lot, back in my youth in BA early April was when the cold used to start, sometimes even on the end of March
04:38 - Brazilian song in the background...
For the best empenadas go to MI GUSTO for the best pizza GUERRIN. Best BBQ any bbq restaurant Xd
Sly, what is the name of that big avenue where you end the video. It is beautiful
I have been thinking on visiting Argentina by myself I’m scared though don’t speak Spanish and don’t know where to stay ? Any suggestions? Thanks
Depends what you want, metropolis chaos and night life, scenic views, nature, historical sites, cultural heritage, quiet town experience.
You Could mánage in english with young people
Hi Sly, how would you rank Argentina amongst the other South American countries you visited ?
The Best
@@satrial5872 Agreed :)
Very good...
Great vid, do you find it safe there compared to your other travels. Is Spanish a must
Yes spanisch es imprscid Lena
Yes
@@satrial5872 greetings satria 👍😀🇦🇷
asdasldkj esas empanadas son de mi laburo askjdhasjkdhasjk, te ganaste el like rey
Argentine empanadas are also fried
very nice video
14:26 acá te perdiste porque ya no es la parte turistica de san telmo 😂
Woah who are the girls in the thumbnail??? They are so cute 😳😳😳
So many people very crowded in that country
It's just a very touristy area
zona Turistica. a los Argentinos nos gusta el Campo!
Es San Telomo y solo los sábados y domingos, no es siempre así.
Mi barrio...
12:25 jaja las faseras ven un grone y ya se sacan la tanga
Sly, an honest question: Medellin or Buenos Aires??
why not both?
Buenos Aires
BsAs
Medellin ???? Que es eso..
you want women with big ass medellin, you want women with cute face buenos aires
ha this dude talkin bout wine with the empanadas 😂 like the vid man
It reminds me of parts of Europe, but surprisingly not Spain.
Do you need to be vaccinated to enter Argentina???
No. And the tourist can be vaccinated if they want too.
that many people in a market gives me anxiety.... would rather overpay for food in a quiet place 😂😂
8:07 MelaDonuts permanently closed
Dios mio que delicia las empanadas !!!!
Empanadas 🔥🔥🔥
Nice to see people not wearing the bloody diaper in the face
No longer mandatory, its all down to personal preference except for public transportation
Even if I don't know English, I'll tell you with a translator that the Malvinas Islands will always belong to Argentina
U mad brah? Falklands
Ehh loco nos quieren robar nuestras mujeres jaja 😂😂🤣🤣
You have to taste meat empanadas
They are legit white American brunettes just slightly tanned at the very most and their weird ones make an effort to look good.
brunettes, tans? But if that is the natural color of Argentinas 😂
haha ur the man sly have u visited puerto madero?
have u been to chile
Worship Da King Not yet.
@@titanmode3888
For God so loved the world he gave his one and only Son Jesus Christ whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life☝️☝️
@@tipsontravels2218 You are right sir, blessings
Nahh those are not really empanadas.
The good ones are "meat" made ones...😀😀
Dude you are so damn cute!!!! DAMN wish I was traveling with you man. You are so lovely.
Wanted wine, settled for donut and water 😂
Dude, FYI almost every country in Latinoamerica has its own empanada recipe. I thought I liked my mother's Argentinean empanadas until I tried the Chilean. 😊
En Argentina las empanadas varían según la zona.
After visiting Havana in March 2022 as a UK tourist and watching your channel , and your exploration of Havana . It strikes me how very similar the architecture is between Havana and Buenos Aires ,and how sad it is for Cuba with a socialist government how everything is falling down . Once not such a long time ago it was a very impressive city with the old European [ as in Spanish / English ] architectural influences . Good Luck to Cuba and its people who must struggle . I can feel a political rant coming on so i will stop .
Seems so basic and frenzied but with nice old buildings as a backdrop …
prrrrrrr u wanna smoke a joint man? and talk in one of your videos
No Black people in argentina ..this Black Is inmigrant
????
Yo soy tataranieta de negros nacidos en Argentina por parte de padre y de alemanes por parte de madre. Quien te hizo creer semejante ridiculez? Por eso es importante estudiar y hablar con fundamentos.🙈
@@cintiaTW bueno pero los negros no son originales de América por lo tanto todos ellos fueron migrantes como los europeos..
@@cintiaTW lo que te quiso decir que hay muy poquitos negros...
Did Argentina have black people?
Nope
Las mejores empanadas, son las chilenas ;) fritas y al horno...