Northern Argentina is typically Latin, no difference from the rest of Latin America, but as u go down to the south the European style is taking over, and you'll find in Buenos Aires (Argentina's capital) and Rosario (second Argentine city in population/GDP) the same environment than European metropolises (architecture-gastronomy-genes) and continuing down further south: cities that r "alpine": San Martin de los Andes-Villa la Angostura-Bariloche... (similar to those of Switzerland-Austria), at the end of the world, "Viking" cities like Ushuaia (which resembles Reykjavik...)
@@claudiopiazza3793 ciudad es municipio + conurbano y a pesar q Rosario es el cuarto municipio (1 CABA-2 La Matanza-3 Cordoba), Rosario como ciudad es la segunda en poblacion (con su conurbanoL llegando a 1,9M) y tambien lo es x PBI, mas aun: la provincia d Santa Fe es la segunda en PBI tras PBA (gracias a Risaruio(
Hello guys... Great video. A couple of thinghs: 1) that "pink sauce" we call it Salsa Golf (Golf sauce). 2) Not every place will have a vegetarian or vegan option but most places have, so you can ask for it... 3) In the north and specially in small towns of Argentina it is common to stop working around 13 PM (to have lunch and rest)... Because of the heat. That's why they'll re open from 18 to 20 PM. 4) That first dish of Max at "El Esteco" doesn't look like "morcilla" (blood sausace) but Im sure that was delicious. Have a nice trip... And keep on great videos like this one.
Hey Franco! Thanks for the tips! The 'siesta' is so hard for us to get used to coming from Australia but we can definitely get used to the food and wine here 🫶
Hello Aussie friends! Argie here I hope you guys are enjoying the wines and culture of my homeland!!!! Welcome to Argentina and stay as long as you like we love when such interesting and cultured people like you two come and visit!!!! It's an honor and BTW your videos are great!!!
ello! Welcome to Argentina! Thank you very much for sharing some of our gastronomic culture!! Take advantage of the currency exchange that favors you. A great greeting from the city of Mar del Plata.
Thanks Ricardo 🫶 The food has been incredible so far! But the exchange rate is changing daily for us! So confusing 😅 but we're having the best time regardless!
I've just found the videos you made whilst traveling around Argentina and there's some great info in them so thank you for taking the time to film and upload them. I can't believe how cheap your car hire was! Are you able to provide the name of the rental company please if you can remember? Many thanks Henchar
Glad to hear you’re enjoying our videos 🥰 I think it was Fit Car Rental, but there are a few places in Salta so definitely check around to get the best price!
Wow guys thanks for sharing. Better get out of Argentina or you two will become winos!🍷🍷 Great prices for amazing food, love the goats.🐐🐐 Love your channel. Poor Max has to travel around South America with an amazing blond!💑 Happy Valentine Day!💘 Have fun with your adventures. Cheers 🍝🍝🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷🤠
Hello there, unfortunately, we are here to stay as the wine is just too good. We actually have a few more 'wine vlogs' coming up 😅so I hope our lousy drunken personality will come across ok on camera. Thank you so so much once again for your eternal support 🙏🏻 we are so grateful to have people like you supporting our channel ❤
Argentina attractS people due to the beauty of the landscapes, the warm climate, the extremely friendly people. The Argentina Rentista Visa allows you to legally reside in Argentina if you can prove that you have a certain income monthly.
Hi thanks for that comment it helps. And the landscape is INCREDIBLE. we just released our video heading to Bariloche and we cannot wait to post all the cool things we got to do here. Thank you for your support 🙏
I've heard that you cannot travel from Mexico to South America is this true? How did you manage to travel from Mexico to South America? Did you use flight, car, train, etc.
Hey William, we didn’t travel directly from Mexico, we visited a few other countries in Central America first. We flew from Costa Rica to Colombia but I’m not aware of any issue? You would need to take a flight Mexico to anywhere in South America as there is no way to overland between Panama and Colombia where Central and South America connect 😊
Nice content but you should not drive after having three glasses of wine: it is dangerous for you and third parties. Other than that, keep up the good work and enjoy Argentina.
@@MaxandJacqueline You could have been fined. At least in my province, Entre Ríos, it´s illegal to drive after drinking an alcoholic beverage. Many times I´ve been offered to have a check with an alcohol tester by the police after driving through the subfluvial tunnel from Paraná to Santa Fe (so take that into consideration if you come to ER). Fortunately, everything went OK for you. I enjoyed watching your vids, Welcome to Argentina and cheers!🥂🍻🍹🍷
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Northern Argentina is typically Latin, no difference from the rest of Latin America, but as u go down to the south the European style is taking over, and you'll find in Buenos Aires (Argentina's capital) and Rosario (second Argentine city in population/GDP) the same environment than European metropolises (architecture-gastronomy-genes) and continuing down further south: cities that r "alpine": San Martin de los Andes-Villa la Angostura-Bariloche... (similar to those of Switzerland-Austria), at the end of the world, "Viking" cities like Ushuaia (which resembles Reykjavik...)
Rosario es la tercera ciudad de Argentina
@@claudiopiazza3793 ciudad es municipio + conurbano y a pesar q Rosario es el cuarto municipio (1 CABA-2 La Matanza-3 Cordoba), Rosario como ciudad es la segunda en poblacion (con su conurbanoL llegando a 1,9M) y tambien lo es x PBI, mas aun: la provincia d Santa Fe es la segunda en PBI tras PBA (gracias a Risaruio(
We love the mix of euro/latin culture here 💙 have a lot planned for Argentina but feel like we will only scratch the surface, its so big!
Latin? Como en Lazio la región que dio forma al imperio Romano?
@@ggl2947 cuando se entegan los Latin Grammy los nominados son del Lazio?, segui participando.....jajajaja
Salta espectacular ! Y su comida 👏👏
🙌 🤤 such a special place!
New Argentine subscriber here!! Keep it up guys! Your videos are amazing 😊
😘 Welcome to our channel! Thanks for supporting us 🫶
Hello guys... Great video.
A couple of thinghs:
1) that "pink sauce" we call it Salsa Golf (Golf sauce).
2) Not every place will have a vegetarian or vegan option but most places have, so you can ask for it...
3) In the north and specially in small towns of Argentina it is common to stop working around 13 PM (to have lunch and rest)... Because of the heat. That's why they'll re open from 18 to 20 PM.
4) That first dish of Max at "El Esteco" doesn't look like "morcilla" (blood sausace) but Im sure that was delicious.
Have a nice trip... And keep on great videos like this one.
Hey Franco! Thanks for the tips! The 'siesta' is so hard for us to get used to coming from Australia but we can definitely get used to the food and wine here 🫶
@@MaxandJacqueline
hahahah....I understand, but don't need to get used to "siesta", just keep that in mind for future planning.
Thanks!
Diego wow thank you so so much. We really appreciate the amazing support! 🙏🏻 So grateful for you contribution ❤️
wellcome to Argentina Aussie friends 🙂 take care and have fun, make sure to eat tons of Helado 😉 best icecream in the whole world by far!!!
Thanks! 😃 Wow big statement and one we will have to be very thorough in verifying 😅
Wild Tales is a great movie, I highly recommend it (its an anthology movie about revenge)
Yes I ended up watching the trailer when editing the video and it looks quite good 👍 it's on out watch list. Thanks for checking out the video 😍
Excelente video chicos gracias por estar en Argentina !!!
Gracias! 💙🤍💙
Hello Aussie friends! Argie here I hope you guys are enjoying the wines and culture of my homeland!!!! Welcome to Argentina and stay as long as you like we love when such interesting and cultured people like you two come and visit!!!! It's an honor and BTW your videos are great!!!
Hey Carlos! Thank you so much for that kind comment! Your support means so much to us 🫶
ello! Welcome to Argentina! Thank you very much for sharing some of our gastronomic culture!! Take advantage of the currency exchange that favors you. A great greeting from the city of Mar del Plata.
Thanks Ricardo 🫶 The food has been incredible so far! But the exchange rate is changing daily for us! So confusing 😅 but we're having the best time regardless!
Argentina 💙
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thanks for visiter mine country
Thank you for tuning in! We have a lot planned for Argentina but feel like we will only scratch the surface, its so big!
I've just found the videos you made whilst traveling around Argentina and there's some great info in them so thank you for taking the time to film and upload them.
I can't believe how cheap your car hire was!
Are you able to provide the name of the rental company please if you can remember?
Many thanks
Henchar
Glad to hear you’re enjoying our videos 🥰 I think it was Fit Car Rental, but there are a few places in Salta so definitely check around to get the best price!
@@MaxandJacqueline
Thanks for that info, I'll see if I can contact FitCar before my visit in November :)
Los franceses trajeron el Malbec a Mendoza!
oh gracias no teníamos idea
El Esteco, my Job.. ❤️🇦🇷🔥
🫶 loved it!
nice!!I will use the tips.
Yay! Enjoy Salta!
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Les recomiendo en la próxima visita: La Patagonia !!!!
Gracias, we will for sure!
Wow guys thanks for sharing. Better get out of Argentina or you two will become winos!🍷🍷 Great prices for amazing food, love the goats.🐐🐐 Love your channel. Poor Max has to travel around South America with an amazing blond!💑 Happy Valentine Day!💘 Have fun with your adventures. Cheers 🍝🍝🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷🤠
Hello there, unfortunately, we are here to stay as the wine is just too good. We actually have a few more 'wine vlogs' coming up 😅so I hope our lousy drunken personality will come across ok on camera. Thank you so so much once again for your eternal support 🙏🏻 we are so grateful to have people like you supporting our channel ❤
Argentina attractS people due to the beauty of the landscapes, the warm climate, the extremely friendly people. The Argentina Rentista Visa allows you to legally reside in Argentina if you can prove that you have a certain income monthly.
Hi thanks for that comment it helps. And the landscape is INCREDIBLE. we just released our video heading to Bariloche and we cannot wait to post all the cool things we got to do here. Thank you for your support 🙏
i love soo much gays ajajajaj saludos desde argentina!
🥰 love you too 😘 Gracias
Hola Chicos!! Recién los descubro y quería saber la empresa donde alquilaron el auto y donde fueron a ver las cabras ❤
Hola, alquilamos el auto en Puna Rent a Car en Salta y se llama Cabras De Cafayate 🧡 ¡Que lo pases genial!
@@MaxandJacqueline Gracias por responder!!
por supuesto 🧡
Was the car an automatic transmission or standard?
It was a manual 😊
@@MaxandJacqueline do you know is automatics were available
@cr82558 yes there were. Just a little more expensive
@@MaxandJacqueline thanks enjoyed watching the videos from Argentina the winery looked amazing
It is! We highly recommend enjoying their lunch menu
Ahí viene la gentrificación.
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La ameba por miedo a la " gentrificacion" (¿??) , nunca evoluciono hasta un ser humano....
I've heard that you cannot travel from Mexico to South America is this true? How did you manage to travel from Mexico to South America? Did you use flight, car, train, etc.
Hey William, we didn’t travel directly from Mexico, we visited a few other countries in Central America first. We flew from Costa Rica to Colombia but I’m not aware of any issue? You would need to take a flight Mexico to anywhere in South America as there is no way to overland between Panama and Colombia where Central and South America connect 😊
Weird u drive after drinking alcohol 🤔
Max only had 2 glasses so was well under the legal limit. Thanks for being concerned about our safety though 😉
Nice content but you should not drive after having three glasses of wine: it is dangerous for you and third parties. Other than that, keep up the good work and enjoy Argentina.
Thanks for worrying about us and everyone but actually Max only had 2 glasses. He didn’t drink the dessert wine 😊
@@MaxandJacqueline You could have been fined. At least in my province, Entre Ríos, it´s illegal to drive after drinking an alcoholic beverage. Many times I´ve been offered to have a check with an alcohol tester by the police after driving through the subfluvial tunnel from Paraná to Santa Fe (so take that into consideration if you come to ER). Fortunately, everything went OK for you. I enjoyed watching your vids, Welcome to Argentina and cheers!🥂🍻🍹🍷