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- There is nowhere more notorious in Buenos Aires than "Villa 31", the infamous shantytown/favela that was built right in the heart of the city. It lies right in between the Retiro bus and train stations, the largest transport hub of the capital. It's known for being a haven for criminals and all sorts of other dangers. But it was also the home of many immigrants from Argentina's neighbors - Peru, Bolivia, and Paraguay in particular. My original plan had been to go to the station and take a train to the north, but seeing Villa 31 just outside, I decided to take a little walk there and see if it was as bad as they say.
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Don't worry, this one is a bit more fun than the trip to Rosario. No more paco-houses for me.
Stay safe!
I chanced upon your channel during my covid positive days last year November & I've been following your channel ever since. Totally dig your African videos.
no more paco houses haha 🤣 ya aprendiste!
appreciate the different aspects of life abroad u've given through these videos, mucho gusto - kiitos!
You must feel the paco be the paco(?
As a brazilian I must say that this is the most clean and organized favela I´ve ever seen
It had an urbanization process in the last 15. With social housing, electricity, security water. It has improved a lot
Jajaja..si. esta muy urbanizada y tiene la mejor ubicacion. Ya es un barrio mas que villa. Las verdaderas villas estan en el conurbano
gmdone best comment ever!! LOL!!
True slums are in the Province of Buenos Aires, not the city. The city is richer than the province suburbs.
Thanks to BA government which is opposed to the Kirchner dinasty.
I come from the hood in America 🇺🇸 but I’m learning Spanish and getting the hell out to South America! Sabbatical was a big inspiration for me to do so!
The hoods in America are NOTHING compared to South American slums….
The first thing you should learn is that,in latinoamerica whe call the whole continent by it real name:America, and that the United States is a country located in the American continent.
Wish you well when you go.
If I wasn't married, I'd be looking at doing similar tbh.
Sick of Western culture and the crap they try to ram down our throats daily to divide us.
Hope you are a success when you move there! 👍🏻
@@CamEraFitnessChannel Thank you man. I hope the best for you in your endeavors as well.
@@jasari1098 Advice heeded 👌🏽 I just meant “South America” in the colloquial sense used in the United States.
i love the way how genuinely you interact with people and how you treat everybody with respect. If everyone lived like this the world would be a better place!
hola senorita
👍🏼🙏say no more he’s a real one
For those watching this argentinian serie of videos, watch also Ace Live and Blackman da traveller, they both are in Argentina and doing videos about differents aspects of the country (prices, party, racism?, and more)
I called Tommy fearless while he was exploring some risky spots in Africa and someone questioned me, even said he was not fearless. I can confirm now that Tommy has cajones grandes...lol...you say danger, Tommy says lets go. As well as he is a keen historian. For all the Argentinians watching this ,who knew the full history of that clock gifted by the British? Tommy spoke on things in my country that I knew nothing of. You go Tommy. Looking out for the next video .
La torre de los ingleses fue un regalo del Reino Unido a nuestro pais en el año 1916 con motivo de conmemorar el centenario de la independencia argentina.
@@Lucas10511 sabes, bueno...lol...piensas que todos personas alli mismo?
@@Lucas10511 del Reino Unido no, de los ingleses residentes en Argentina
Cojones not cajones. Cajones means "drawers" but I guess you meant "balls".
@@nillyk5671 lol...yes..thanks...gracias
The food portions from that restaurant are enormous.
The frozen drink seller is a star. I liked the fact she had non-milk options available.
Safe journey.
That is the most famous _villa_ (shanty town/slum) in Argentina because it's very close to Buenos Aires downtown/city center, but is not the most dangerous (far away from it), and in fact improved a lot in the last years. Even there are small tours to that shanty town.
Hi, hope you will be doing well , I am intending to live in Argentina buenos Aires ,.pls tell me the good and economic place to live around .
I am from Pakistan
@@muhammad3283 I don't know what is "economic" for you, but you can try in neighbourhoods like Boedo, Almagro, Parque Chacabuco, Villa Crespo, San Telmo, Caballito, Villa Urquiza, Parque Chas, Floresta... During the night you have to be a bit careful, especially in San Telmo, but in general that areas are fine and are not so expensive like other neighbourhoods where a lot of foreigners from first world countries go to live, like some parts of the city center or Palermo, Recoleta, Belgrano, Núñez, Puerto Madero, Colegiales, Coghlan...
And this talking about the city of Buenos Aires, because also there is the metropolitan area that surrounds the main city and is conformed by tens of satellite cities, and is bigger that the Buenos Aires city itself by far (12 M people vs 3 M people). The metropolitan area as a whole is poorer and more dangerous than the city of Buenos Aires, but is giant, therefore can change a lot between different areas in each city, in fact some places are safer than anyone in the city of Buenos Aires, and others are worst.
Dude, you just gained a new subscriber, just for having the balls to wave around a camera while filming inside Villa 31. Like many people said, it's not the most dangerous villa but it is the most famous just for being located where it is. I remember when I first saw it going on the highway right next to/above it, I was in awe. I moved to Argentina in 2009 after growing up in the states, South Florida specifically. I currently live in San Isidro close to one of the most famous villas of the northern zone of Buenos Aires, it's called La Cava, this isn't me recommending you to visit it though lol. It's nice to see you explore this country, hope you stay safe and have a good time!
Please dont encourage him no more villas lmao! 😭
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Im from Argentina but i stay here in south florida Broward County and i seen places like liberty square or pork and beans thats how ppl call it its a ghetto in liberty city near Miami and i seen more violence there that i experience in my own country Argentina.’ The difference its that in South florida all the ghetto are basically urbanized and in Argentina you can see houses made it with brick and tin roof but made it by the owners instead of a professional.
@@carmelomalacalza8981 I come from Coral Springs, also part of Broward County, and that place was and still is really nice, I know that there are other shady parts a little more to the south but I never actually went to any of those places. I get all nostalgic talking about my time over there, I really miss the place and everything about it.
@@nicorodriguez7508 wow lmao its funny i used to stay there over 15 years sample and university drive I graduated from Coral Springs high lol wat a small World…
It's the first time I ever worry about a youtuber's safety 🤣
You should come to the north part of Argentina next time.
Cheers from Santiago del Estero!🇦🇷
Que venga para Santiago en verano a cocinar huevo frito en la calle ,no vuelve más jaja
@@notodotieneunporque Jajajajajajaja noo 🤣🤣
Se muere si viene, si con el calor de Rosario no daba más. En julio tiene que venir para la fiesta de Santiago 💃🏻💃🏻
Me daría vergüenza ajena que venga a santiago
@@ezekiel-re7vy y sí, son todos violines en Santiago
Hi. I am from Pakistan
wich is the good and cheapest place to live , I am moving down to Argentina soon . Kindly let me know .. regards
Es bueno verte bien Tommy!, seguí disfrutando!
Does anybody else get really excited when he uploads? Verbally said “yess” aloud before clicking, I was so excited.
You seem like such a nice person that I genuinely get worried when you say you are going to a bad area lol. Be safe bro!
Argentina is a good country. Pretty safe.
It scared me too .....he's brave
@@ragebait988 who said that? You ever been bro? I got robbed when i was buying bread and half of my friends were robbed at least once on the way to school don't cap
@@gangstaelegantproductions2780 it’s one of the safest in South America. 🤷♂️not perfect. I live in Australia and people get robbed all the time.
Hi dear good day , I am planing to live in Beonus Ari'se from Pakistan , kindly tell me the good and economic place to live around facilities ... Regards
My memories from travels in Argentina are stray dogs and crazy driving.
Yeah, it's changing, but slowly
@@HolyRomanEmpire962-1806 I was there in 1997 so I guess the place has changed
@@glennwr450 pfff its more poor in every way ...... more favelas , more children poor and homeless ... more crime .....and jejeje more economic inflation
Sad but true, my uncle told me that they are like back in the 80 MAN, THE 80, 🙏🏽💛💛 Good save them from themselves, just as he does with spanish
@@glennwr450 it just got worse
I was in Buenos Aires in 2017, and the locals said Retiro station area is dangerous I went there twice both times just to take the train. Didn't experience any issues but again limited experience. Love your argentina blogs. Brings backs memories of solo traveling. Good luck
You have to take care like in any country, just that, but we usted to say be careful to foreigners just besarse you donde Know the country
@@veroarg2091 exactly there was another traveler from Brazil and he was robbed at night in El Centro on Corientes. So just saying it can happen anywhere not just in Retiro area.
It is more dangerous at night as most places.
They know he is recording. And criminals can be recorder in the video . Why will they attack him if they know they can be identified quick ?
When the lights go out in many areas of Buenos Aires it is better to stay indoors anywhere... Plaza del Retiro or Plaza del Miserere are very ugly places at night... Just 2 examples... Lately we have an increase in crimes and is only rising and non stop
I hope you get more and more views
I think Argentina is very diversity and people are more friendly compare to other south American countries
Brazil and Brazilians are better,
@@emanuelvine i would like to disagree but as a argentine im inclined to think that brasil is more diverse and friendly in general.
But at the same time im argentinian so... maradona e' ma grande que pele!!!
You have a special gift for connecting with people. Can't wait for the next video!
good stuff Tommy. I like how you always interact with the people in the pueblitos. Always enjoyable videos.
Buenos Aires in general is the most European looking non European city I've ever seen! Reminds me of Milan at some places and then elsewhere it's more like Barcelona or even Paris.
Even this shanty town looks better than I expected it would.
Safe travels!
A famous street in Milan is in fact “corso buenos aires”
Buenos Aires is in fact known as the Paris of latin america
Lol yeah i been all over Europe and those train stations are the same ones they have everywhere
No digan cosas que no saben los que no vivieron ahí. Hay partes urbanizadas y la villa 31 mejoro muchisimo, pero hay ratas, falta de luz, no entran ambulancias ni policía, la mayoría no tiene gas natural. Entonces no quieran dar cátedra de algo que no conocen y vieron muy por encima.
That's the BS argentinians try to promote.
Hey man , new subscriber who just discovered your channel. I've been binge watching. Argentina is definitely on my destination bucket list. Love from Australia mate.😉
Bienvenido a la tribu de@Sabbatical
@@Maverick0749I want to experience the legendary bbq as well. Thanks May. I work with a few "ex-pats" here and they tell me an Argentinean bbq is the best. Your country looks absolutely amazing.
I'm enjoying watching your travels in Argentina. I hope you film a lot more in this country.
As someone who is learning Spanish, Sabbaticals vids are great to watch and learn
You could get a lot from his videos if you're learning any language at all!
I swear I've seen him speak, what, 7 already?
I've only been watching him for about 2-3 months!
him and kurt caz
@@b52goats totally agree, probably the best travel vloggers, including harold and bald n bankrupt
Just go work in a construction job. The workers will teach you pretty fast
@@markjenkins6424 me too, im wondering how many languages he actually speaks.. impressive
Como argentina puedo decir que la Villa 31 ya no es la más peligrosa 😅
Y también que la mayoría de habitantes en las villas de CABA son extranjeros
@@nicos.a.7198 En la 31 por ejemplos hay 49% de extranjeros, mayormente peruanos, bolivianos y paraguayos
@@HolyRomanEmpire962-1806 y el otro 50 son los hijos argentinos
@@davidbyrne1019 los inmigrantes de esos paises vienen llegando desde los 80s te pensas que no tienen hijos? Jajaja
Love traveling with you sabbatical! Thanks for showing us the world ❤️
Tommy, thank you for shining a light on a country I’ve never thought about going to 🇦🇷. I just might have to visit one day
No vallas a la Villa por favor 🙏
@@Maverick0749 quiero visitar la diaspora irlandesa y galesa 🇮🇪 🏴
@@seosamhv Al sur hay bastantes, hay una comunidad galesa con 5000 hablantes que ahora no recuerdo el nombre
@@HolyRomanEmpire962-1806 Gayman?
@@Maverick0749 Y Wladfa
Tommy hears the word ‘dangerous’ describing a local town and his first thought is “Imma explore”… love the content, sends me on an anxiety loop though 🤣😅
He is respectful, friendly, and humble. I think that helps and God watches over him.
Villa 31 might be the most renowned slum but most definitely it isn't the most dangerous one
Watching from Uganda 🇺🇬
Keep it up bro 😍
His videos make me want to visit Uganda.
@@Akil- wow that's awesome
Iam doing travel vlog also 😍
I am also doing travel videos... Come on let's shake hands 😜
Channels growing like crazy, keep it coming.
Another excellent video. Appreciate how informative they are.
THANK YOU SABBATICAL FOR BRINGING US ON YOUR GREAT EXPEDITIONS 👍 👌
Argentinian barbecue. Would you like to try it?
I’m from Brazil and the term suburbs or Subúrbios is the opposite of the United States one. Suburbano is a lower class person. Subúrbio is normally the outskirts of town, the undeveloped, the far and undesirable side. In America, suburban life is a safe, clean, exclusive, privileged type. Does that make sense? By the way, I’m Brazilian suburban! Proud and happy about it! So much humanity where I came from! The less you have, the more you share!
Exacto, es igual en la Argentina, aunque hace unos años se está instalando la idea de "suburbio" al estilo de los EE.UU.
Thank you for all these videos, I cant wait to watch them when the notification pops up! I hope you get to Peru Tommy! I would love to see a video of you at Machu Picchu, it's on my bucket list.
Thanks for the great content! Always super interesting.
I finished binge watching all the videos on your channel, up to the one before this. I tell you what, when I ran out of your videos to watch, I literally didn't know what to do with myself lol! Thanks for the awesome content. You've inspired me to finish learning Spanish. I wish I could pick up language as easy as you seem to make it.
It's not any easier for him than for anyone else. He simply has a lot of experience.
Hablo un poquito espanol tambien, pero no es mi mejor idioma.
Best of luck getting back into learnish spanish ! I started learning mandarin chinese a month ago, it's quite a hill to climb !
You uploaded this at the perfect time Tommy!
the dog situation is very very true, but thanks to the help of some community owned shelters there are fewer and fewer dogs in the streets, i remember the dog problem back in 2010 when you first came and it was crazy back then. people didint even had the obligation or like the social guilt to get the dog poop in a plastic bag.
You meant “shelters”, not refugees.
@@brucetrappleton6984 yeah u are right, i confused the word because in spanish we say "refugio" and it sounds like refugee, thx for the correction
@@ramiro6687 right, maybe the word you were looking for is “refuge”. In this context it has a similar meaning to “shelter”.
Most Argentinians will agree that core cause for the street dogs is because it was and still might be illegal to put them down.
@@seanmaddox1736 is illegal to put them down if they dont have any health issues, but I dont think that the solution is legalizing putting dogs down only bc you cant take care of them
Thanks for the content brother 🤙🏻
Thank you for the video! ☺ ♥
I've live in Buenos Aires most of my life and I've never seen a stray dog, much less a whole pack. If you see a dog wondering the streets alone it's probably lost, specially if it's wearing a collar. In those situations you should check for the owners phone in the tag if there's one or take the dog to the nearest vet shop (there's one every two blocks). If you notice behind of you there were at least two guys that showed some kind of concern for the poor dog, because it's not a common scene to see. Sadly, nobody took real action and tried to find the dog's owner.
No, claramente hay perros de la calle, yo veo ponele un par cada mes
I have. Not in downtown, but in barrios of CABA I’ve seen some
@@HolyRomanEmpire962-1806 No estoy negando que los haya, solo digo que no es común. Los pocos perros callejeros fue una de las primeras cosas que note cuando me mudé a Buenos Aires a estudiar (vivía en una ciudad del interior donde los cuscos pululan por doquier). Sé que en el Conurbano es más común y es un problema, tengo varios amigos que hacen tránsito de mascotas y campañas de castración. Pero en la ciudad de Buenos Aires es raro ver perros sueltos, por lo menos desde mi experiencia
I've lived in Buenos Aires for more than 2 years and I've seen more stray/"lost" dogs there than in every other country I lived in combined. This is not an attack on Argentina, just stating what I've seen. I recall seeing the most around Retiro/Microcentro/Puerto Madero
@@SabbaticalTommy growing up in one of CABA neighbourhoods, about 15 min drive from downtown close to Liniers, I remember in my barrio constant “gangs” of stray dogs that use to terrorize any visitors they weren’t familiar with. They didn’t bother the people who lived there, and they kind of looked after the kids (when we were playing soccer in the street). They were fed by everyone in the 2 or 3 blocks they considered their territory and we all loved them. However, because of the living on the streets, health issues and accidents were the norm, so mostly they didn’t survive more than a couple years.
Again, Ive been watching your videos for over a month now but still surprised on how many languages you know its incredible!
I know my self 3 languages and understand a few more and i know how difficult is to not forget them.
I lived in Cusco PE for 3 years, that style of food is called Chifa(Chinese Peruvian food) and they have those restaurants on nearly every street corner. It is very basic, and I always thought American Chinese food was a bit better. But when I got back to the states I missed it, it is cleaner and less greasy than American Chinese food. Peru also has a significant population of Asian-Peruvians living in Lima and a very popular former president was Japanese Peruvian. Gracias por los videos paisano; I'll be in Argentina in about 7 weeks to do some travelling and English teaching.
I just hate how they overcharge him x2 if you order 1 plate it should be 1 plate not 2 .
That was a big ass plate of food
I had arroz chaufa de pollo in Lima back in 2016, is it the same thing? It was pretty delicious.
@@PJL7095 How to overcharge rich tourist put 2 plates in one and overcharge x2 🤷😂
any tips for someone travelling to CUsco in a few months?
Thanks for the new post. You're the man !!
Have been looking forward to this! Kudos to you for risking your life for us. Stay safe!
Thanks for these super videos - So REAL! - have been planning Buenos Aires/Argentine trip - this is such a big help watching your videos - Thank You!
Buen video. Igual quisiera aclarar para los extranjeros que la villa 31 es la más conocida por ser la más habitada del país (hay un estimado de entre 80 mil y 100 mil personas) no por ser la más peligrosa. Aún así el lugar es peligroso porque tiene muchos narcos y bandas etc. La cuestión es que el contraste es muy grande porque el resto del barrio de Retiro es uno de los más caros de la ciudad y tiene edificios icónicos (Kavannagh por ej,). Por otro lado, el youtuber (bastante pillo) cuando le dijeron que tenga cuidado con el celu se mantuvo caminando por la parte comercial de la villa y después se fue, de haberse adentrado en el barrio y en los pasillos otra sería la historia. Solo mostró la parte más segura y transitada.
Thanks for the unusual expedition!
31 is a gated community compared to zavaleta and 1-11-14. I don't know whether people is not informed or just like to fall into these cliches.
I believe that he mean it because villa 31 for decades was the most famous or infamous villa in the whole country but we all know there its worst villas also he didn’t even went deep into the villa he probably walked 2 blocks inside the hood , first of all if he would of get deeper he definitely would get lost first of all and then he would end up in Cronica HD the next day death and rapped in wasteland.
Hay , me perdí el estreno!
Seguía mirando los vídeos viejos 😃! Que también están buenos! Pero obvio quiero ver los de mi país ! Besos Tommy!😍🥰🌞🫂🥂🇺🇸💖🇦🇷
So I passed out drunk watching this video yesterday but glad I found it in my history to finish today. Awesome video the history of where you visit is always so interesting, I love the walking camera angle when you have to hide the camera too.
Love seeing new uploads my boy!!
Bro you're incredible I will never not be shocked at how good you are with languages
Your videos are awesome! It is nice to travel to those places to meet nice people.
Danke fur das Hochladen
I pass Big Ben every morning going to work that was interesting info about that statue donated by us British...as always take care ❤
I missed you buddy...
Great video again, thanks.
Love your channel 💘
Very wise choice with Boca ;) So crazy to see so many Peruvians. As an American with Argentine parents who lives in Peru, that feels oddly like some place in Lima. "Soy yankee, perdon " 10:17 "haayyy, no te entendi" ))))) + the ice cream lady was very sweet. (no pun intended). DUUUUDE!!! When I was a kid in the 80's, I would stay at the Sheraton which was right next to that park. I remember that monument! I don't think that steel fence was there either. Thanks for another great slice of your documentary style.
Frozen ice lady was a Nice touch 🌟✨💫🍦🍧🍨….after being Constantly fore~warned of the impending snatch theft of your camera ~ in neighbourhood 31.
Professional thieves everywhere. But I keep wondering how your camera survives. It sure did survive Nairobbery, How do you do it Tommy? Genuinely curious.
He was deep in Eastleigh too 😂😂😂
Man's a legend!
Estaba desesperada! No podía más de l ansiedad por otro vídeo!🇦🇷💖🇺🇸🫂😍🥰💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
Sos re fan de él jaja
I love your videos bro.
Loving these videos. Watching from England UK
What a great TH-camr. Thank you.
thanks for the content man
have you considered using a small bodycam to get deeper footage of dangerous areas or discreet situations? i haven't seen other travel vloggers do that. they usually turn the camera off or leave if things get too dicey.
don't encourage this twat to take advantage of the underprivileged in third world countries.
@@beazleteats4031 How is he taking advantage of anybody?
@@beazleteats4031 If anything he is informing us of different cultures all around the world and sometimes risking himself in situations, does he get paid to do it? Yeah and that great on him being able to travel, upload good ass content, and get paid. Keep doing what your doing tommy
@@beazleteats4031 Incitando al robo? Me parece que lo único tercer-mundista es tu mentalidad
@@MARTeen72 he’s still a fool
I like your videos, glad i came across them randomly.
WHAT! You are in my country? Omg🥺❤️ Good luck in the places you are visiting lmao and take care please!
I subscribed to your channel soley for your bravery bro. 😆. GREAT VIDEO..
“It’s summer time in Argentina right now and hot as hell” maybe a sombrero blanco would work better? Just saying. The lady who you bought the frozen pop from was delightful!
Hello! Your videos are really intriguing! 👍👍
auto-like as usual for your videos, but this one was particularly interesting. Your calm persona finds a balance between you being our guide, and us being able to observe your surroundings, thanks! Egg fli lice!
5:15 -- No te regalee que te van a hacer pollo!! / don't give yourself away, they're going to make you chicken (easy prey)
Love you showing of what looks like a beautiful country
Great video
you know its a bad neighborhood when second floor windows have bars on them.
Hello 👋 There ,,, Just started viewing your vids , And I must say I’m really enjoying your content and places u have been visiting. Well done 👍🏻. I have also now subscribed, And intended on traveling with you on all your future journeys. Sabatical stay safe travel well. Keep up the good 👍🏻 work. Thank you. Regards Michael Baumgardt, Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
You deserve to have over a 1 milion subscribers !!!
AWESOME VIDEO HERMANO
Great video, thats actually one of the most urbanized villa (or shanty town) in argentina, the government has been urbainizing it for the last decade or so, so its one of the nicest villas in all argentina and I defenitely wouldnt call it "the most infamous feared neigborhood" lol, though its one of the most famous villas because of its location. For the most infamous villas in argentina i would think it to be the villa 1-11-14 or some villas at the buenos aires suburbs. Anyways great video and you have a lot of balls to do this!
Good video and thanks for sharing this. 👍👍👍👍
Avanger Sabba on the Mission of discovery! A good watch
Hello Tommy,
Thanks for this great upload.
I come to Argentina from France every year to visit my family in Misiones.
I have taken the coach (Singer or Crucero del Norte) several times to and from Retiro.
I always wondered about those favellas, as they don't seem consistant with the rest of BA.
There were huge public works ther 2 years ago..
Retiro bus station is not attractive, it looks like something you would have found in Jugoslavia in the 70's.
I am coming again in 2 weeks, but I'm departing from Dellepiane, much more attractive.
Thanks for showing us round. I don't think I'll go exploring!!
Cordialement,
There are so many stray dogs in Argentina. It breaks my heart!
That station at the beginning reminds me a LOT of Milano Centrale, with a hint of Roma Termini here and there
Tommy- I love your content. What type of camera do you use?
Great video 😇🙏👊🏼
Love your videos! Looking forward to more from around there - brings back memories. Central America? Cuba? Miami? Thanks.
this one made me cry... Gracias gaucho
Love your hat 🤠 sun protection is number one. I had a big straw one on yesterday
Saludos amigo. Nos encantan tus videos. Tus videos son muy entretenidos....Will you eventually visit Chile, Peru etc? Keep up the good work!
By the way. Your Spanish is amazing! Saludos desde Australia
Argentina Sabbatical is goated and I’d be interested in seeing you in other South American countries!
5:52 "Ustedes son TH-camrs?!?!" - Tommy not realizing they were joking was hilarious.
interesting that you refer to Slum Villa 31 as a "shanty" town when all the structures there appear to be cinder block or brick
Villa 31 was built by Paraguayan construction workers, there are 6-story buildings, there are banks and McDonald's, schools.
You're from another world, I see these videos (I'm from arg) and I don't believe it's dangerous. But when I see videos from Nigeria and other parts of the world of course I will think It's dangerous! I believe we are just afraid of the unknown but you my boy you are afraid of nothing and that's how you learn the best of every country. I admire you so much, You deserve a lot more, thanks for visiting my country you should really go to another states! Saludoooss amigooooo 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
The low key gangster Sabbatical pulling through once again! I never miss your uploads
Tommy: “it’s hot out here, I need a hat”
Also Tommy: *purchases black hat*
A little black hat. 😊
So much love from india bro❤❤❤ i love ur videos
I was in Argentina back in 2010 briefly to pick up a cruise ship. Walked around the old Colonial section, stopped for lunch at the most beautiful Burger King in the world. It was a glorious colonial home turned Burger King. Somewhere that day a professional stole my cellphone. Pity, it made my travels more difficult and it was close to worthless for them. I liked it for the short time we were there. I knew a little Mexican Spanish which turned out to be pretty useless in Argentina. I couldn't understand that accent and my word choices were always wrong. Love seeing where you take us.
Where are you from?
@@Lucas10511Soy de Texas.
@@cellgrrl Yo soy de Buenos Aires y te recomiendo seguir viendo estos videos porque Sabbatical tiene un buen español y acento porteño te va ayudar si queres volver. Nosotros tenemos muchos términos, formas de hablar y acento muy particular que si vos solo sabes español de España o México te va a costar entender. Un saludo grande!
@@Lucas10511 Aprendí español en Texas donde todo el español es de México. Y mi profesor de español de TH-cam es de España, así que no fue fácil para mí. Bueno, nunca es fácil para mí, lol. Sabbatical, lo puedo entender más fácilmente porque tiene un acento porteño menos fuerte. ¡Gracias! Espero poder volver algún día.
@@cellgrrl Independientemente de lo buena que sea tu pronunciación, tu escritura es perfecta. Felicitaciones por eso.
sabbastical i see 250k sub soon 👏👏
FROM BOLIVIA TO ARGENTINA IS LIKE COMING FROM ZIMBABWE TO SOUTH AFRICA FOR A BETTER LIFE!😳🇿🇦