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Malini! you were a bit sloppy and superficial with this one. If you could mention Evita, you should have had the moral conviction to identify one strong black woman named La madre d'argentina! celebrated every November. But you brushed it all under the carpet to keep it light-hearted. I can understand that, but sometimes your outer beauty should match your moral conviction to raise awareness about very serious issues. You have the power and platform to make a difference!!
@@thinkerz8tipitina784Lol, no. With all due respect, she doesn't have to cater to your personal sociopolitical whims and wishes. If you want to make a travel vlog/doc about Buenos Aires or Argentina that focuses on black identity in the city/country more centrally, do it. Malini doesn't have to delve into those aspects further if she doesn't want to, doesn't feel comfortable to, or simply doesn't care enough to do so. And moreover she shouldn't be guilt tripped by folk like yourself for the content of her videos. She doesn't have 'inner beauty' because she doesn't do a deep-dive about black history in Argentina? Madness. Let's just be grateful that we get such fantastic content here on YT for completely FREE, and leave the moral finger-wagging out of it, yeah? Peace.
@@thinkerz8tipitina784 "LA MADRE DE ARGENTINA" '????? Celebrada en noviembre ???? una mujer de raza negra ??? De que estás hablando ??? Para bien o para mal, la Argentina tuvo una escasa inmgración africana, debido a que en época colonial, el Virreynato del Rio de la Plata, organización colonial española previa a la independencia del país, era realmente pobre, a diferencia del Virreynato del Perú o del Virreynato de Nueva España, actual México, no había plantaciones de tabaco, ni de café, ni tampoco minas de plata u otros metales preciosos, Los pocos negros que habitaban el territorio, eran personal doméstico, o ayudaban en las tareas del campo. Ello se nota en la actual población en la que del total solo el 0,4% son afrondescendientes, y de ese porcentaje el 8% son nacidos fuera del paìs. No existen en la Argentina conflictos raciales, ni tampoco un sentimiento racista, respecto de cualquier étnia o religión, sin embargo, no es necesario que inventes ficciones como la de la supuesta "Madre (negra) de Argentina". Lo que es cierto es que la "Patrona de la Argentina" es la Virgen de Lujan, una imagen de la Virgen María tallada en el Brasil, de tez negra, cuyo primer custodio en la "Villa del Lujan", lugar donde se erige la Basilica de Lujan, la iglesia de mayor importancia del paìs, fue un esclavo conocido como "el negrito Manuel". Previo a brindar falsas informaciones, sería mejor que te informaras debidamente. "THE MOTHER OF ARGENTINA" '????? Celebrated in November ???? a black woman??? What are you talking about ??? For better or worse, Argentina had little African immigration, because in colonial times, the Viceroyalty of the Rio de la Plata, a Spanish colonial organization prior to the country's independence, was really poor, unlike the Viceroyalty of Peru or the Viceroyalty of New Spain, present-day Mexico, there were no tobacco or coffee plantations, nor silver mines or other precious metals. The few blacks who inhabited the territory were domestic staff, or helped with field tasks. This is noticeable in the current population in which only 0.4% of the total are of African descent, and of that percentage 8% are born outside the country. There are no racial conflicts in Argentina, nor a racist feeling, regarding any ethnicity or religion, however, it is not necessary for you to invent fictions like that of the supposed "(black) Mother of Argentina." What is certain is that the "Patron Saint of Argentina" is the Virgin of Lujan, an image of the Virgin Mary carved in Brazil, with a black complexion, whose first custodian in the "Villa del Lujan", the place where is now the Basilica of Lujan, the most important church in the country, was a slave known as "el negrito Manuel." Before providing false information, it would be better if you were properly informed.
BBC or Netflix needs to hire you to make a long form of documentary. The stories that you are able to convey in just 30 min is so good. Can't imagine how good a 1 hour or maybe 3 part docu-series by Malini would be.
Bad idea!! She has more opportunities being a self-employed because those big tech don't deserve such talent and least she doesn't deserve be bad paid.
BBC or Netflix would certainly allow for a bigger budget and more opportunities, but being self-employed/an independent creator gives flexibility and creative freedom no company can give you. So I think it's a careful decision you have to make as I filmmaker.
As an American-Argentinian I have to say you described Argentina perfectly, in one word repeated in this video a couple of times, Nostalgia. I travelled, not much, but enough. I left the country, and came back. And as I fly over Buenos Aires, I always cry. It’s an addiction, it’s a type of love hard to understand, it’s the Italian feel, with the French Architecture, it’s everything Europe is and isn’t. It what you hate but need. It’s nostalgic, because no matter how much time you spend away you will always say “don’t cry for me Argentina, the truth is I never left you.” Thanks for the video.
I'm Dutch, living in Amsterdam and I went to Argentina first time in november 1983. Argentina never left me and I never left Argentina, wherever I was, whatever I did. Always when the plane descends over the Rio de la Plata and I see the first little houses of the suburbs of Buenos Aires a little tear wells up in the corner of my eyes. Nostalgia. (I'm afraid you just convinced me to go back😄) Un abrazo.
My wife and I recently booked our flights to Argentina, and it is great to see people I follow are making their videos about Argentina. I can't wait to visit that beautiful country!!
1st gen American-Argentine here! 👋🏽 I have always heard stories about my family back in Argentina and the history. It’s such a beautiful place and people. My grandfather left Argentina in the 60s to find work and better hope for his kids and family he found it in america…I wish to go back, I wish the economy becomes something that people can build with. A Argentine friend of mine always said the best line for the country “Esa pieza está algo suelta, pero la podemos atar con alambre - That piece is a bit loose, but we can tie it with wire.” They find ways to live even in hardship.
Thank you for that perspective, I really think we, as your dad, inherited that trait from all the immigrants that worked so hard here. My grandparents were italians and they've always worked so hard but valued family most of all.
I love the "look" of the video and that style of 'film' graininess and colour pallette. Fabulously atmospheric. Kudos to whoever does the filming and video post production.
My grandmother moved to Argentina in the early 1920s from Serbia. My mother was born in Buenos Aires in 1933 and emigrated to the US in 1946. They got to see Argentina in its glory days. Everything was in abundance. My mother went to an English primary school. Her father worked for Standard Oil and did a lot of work near Salta where they lived for a time. I had hoped to have her visit her home country before she passed but was unable to. I think she would've been depressed how the country appears today.
Hello there, you can still visit Argentina any time you want and, hopefully, get hooked by tango! (by the way, they have a great tango scene in many of the big cities in the US). Yes, Argentina has been in permanent mess since its glory days, but for us tourists it means a few euros or dollars go a veeeeeeeeery looooooong way, as the exchange rate is so good for us. If you plan it right, and depending on how many vacation days you can take (if you're American then maybe you barely get anything, over here in Europe we're blessed with excellent work-life balance) you could visit not only Buenos Aires, but also the super spectacular Iguazu Falls in the border with Brazil and Paraguay, the impressive glaciers in Patagonia and their Welsh villages and the whales' sanctuaries, and the superb vineyards in Mendoza and the Native (Amerindian) parts of Northwestern Argentina.
The peronistas, through the years, since your mother left, turned Argentina into failing a Socialist state. Hopefully Milei can remedy ALL of the damage.
As I said before Angelica, there is something in you which makes you right at home in Mediterranean rooted cultures; Italy, Spain and now Argentina. Somehow, you belong there; Forget London.
Argentina is a magnificent country and is a perfect blend of Spanish and Italian cultures. I'd wish to go there once I have time. Thanks for showing us this great country!
Argentina has a cool cultural element. cherish music and delicious food, and your presentation is all melted in one bowl. Ultimately Argentina is my favorite football team also I love messi-10 and wish one day I travel to this amazing country. Good luck Malini. Best wishes for you.
Malini, I just finished spending a month in Buenos Aires. I can say your video totally captured the essence of the city like no other I’ve seen and I viewed multitudes before I went.
Another amazing video Malini! A true “love letter” to Argentina! 🇦🇷 Your videos really capture the true heart, soul and spirit of every location you visit! Thank you for allowing us to travel with you! ❤
23:36 oh come on it wasn't a Swiss boat🇨🇭 but a Swedish one🇸🇪 who inspired Boca Juniors colours. I'm a Swiss guy living in Argentina since 1984, this country is heaven on earth! 🇨🇭🇦🇷 Greetings from Mar del Plata 🇦🇷
Dear Angelica, great video! I just wanted to correct the original source of the colors that inspired Boca Juniors. It was not a Swiss ship/boat🇨🇭 but a Swedish one🇸🇪.
I enjoyed every second of this video, which captures the nostalgia, essence, and feeling of being in Buenos Aires. The interviews with the locals give the viewers very good insight into the life of everyday people within the city. The cuisine in the city and suburbs look very delicious. Also, it was amazing to see you dance with a local at La Viruta, an iconic milonga!
This video is spectacular! I am from America and have been accepted to study abroad in Buenos Aries for a month. This video is extremely educational and artistically depicts the culture in Argentina.
Malini , Wow !! I like all your videos but I think this one on Argentina…is a cut above the rest ….Thanks for taking me there again …I Love and have loved Argentina….🇦🇷 Thank You …until soon ….Alex 🇬🇷
We've heard you talk Italian, Spanish, maybe some French, and obviously English (And you have very a South Indian first name ). Thats a pretty versatile social DNA., we must say 😀😀.It always leaves us second guessing where your roots are from 😛. Jokes apart, (we know we must be sounding like broken radios) BEAUTIFULLY DONE. People watching is one of our favourite tings to do when we travel and this one is so full of it. This definitely ranks amongst our personal favourites. btw, the soul of Buenos Aries is so very similar to Naples. We wonder if its Maradona 🤔🤔 As always hugs and love from India 🤗🤗
Aww guys!! Thank you so much 😊 always such a pleasure reading your thoughtful comments!! Well I may just add another language in the next video so stay tuned 😂🤣 Looking forward to your next release!! Big hugs 🤗
I lived for two months in San Telmo Buenos Aires Argentina, but also La buca was beautiful place for my coffee to visit every day with My obsession to Maradona.thanks for sharing great video❤ Have plan again for third time.
Hola Malini fue un lindo video lo disfrute mucho Argentina 🇦🇷 es un hermoso Pais su musica su gastronomia su cultura . Muchas gracias Malini tu español es muy bonito . Abrazos desde Utah 🇺🇲 ❤⚘️❤⚘️❤⚘️❤⚘️❤
Perfect timing.😮 One year ago exactly this month of January i spoke to a girl from Argentina in Leeds coach station, she was going London area here in England 😅 Nice girl and very friendly. :)
Hi Malini, thank you for sharring this with us. As mentioned in the comments by others, you have a natrual born talent for this and I will not be surprised to see you on commercial TV
Espero que la gente vea este video y entiendan que no somos racistas , como dicen , pues los Argentinos somos una mezcla rara de Nativos Americanos y Europeos 🇦🇷
You're very welcome. Have you considered Switzerland yet for one of your videos? The city of Bern and it's surrounding region is quite beautiful and full of culture. @@maliniangelica1
Buenos Aires looks absolutely superb. Your documentary has done a great job of showing all vibe, culture and passion of the Argentine people. I would definitely like to visit.
You raise your craft to pure art, delving into the true essence of cultures, and telling their diverse and often complicated stories with such poetry and flair. Well done!! 🎉
Being Argentinian means working hard and getting consistently screwed by the government. But a great video showing how Argentinians found a way to enjoy life through art and culture despite the tragic economic situation
I agree the government part, but the "working hard" is not very true when compared to other countries/places... From what I have observed the workers love their many paid holidays, syndicates, and government subsidies... Also, things take forever to get done, even simple things that should take an hour or 2 could take days...
Hmm, that sounds much like the shared experiences of many europeans, such as My papa, that left Portugal and Spain in the first decade of the 20th century and landed in the United States. I am eagerly looking forward to experiencing Argentina's culture.
Wonderful Malini it's really nice video about u have showed us in this episode in Argentina, although the video is short but it has a lot of information and culture .
Its a such beautiful video, you did a really good job characterizing the Argentine culture and specially asado and all its cuts. Racing is the most cursed team you could go see.
This was so well put together, Malini. I am in Buenos Aires for 3 months and this made my heart even happier. The people, culture, and history are just incredible. Also, Rosetta Stone sounds a lot more helpful than what I'm using lol
Interesting video! Some old private houses were converted into apartments by assigning one room for each family. Each bedroom was turned into an apartment. These buildings are called conventillos (not cometillos).
Great video, as always Malini! You eat with so much pleasure, you remind me of a TV celebrity chef from the early 70s called the Galloping Gourmet! Love it!
Always quality content - such a treat! Beauty, brains, infinite curiosity = Malini is the best travel journalist on TH-cam. Love coming along on your adventures - so fun, bringing the best of each culture, and I always learn something new! (Really enjoyed the tango performances! And that bbq...my lord that's wild.) You never fail to engage the locals, and that puts you above most. P.S. Madonna won the Golden Globe, not Oscar, for Evita.
Angelica, en primer lugar agradecerte y felicitarte por tan hermoso video y por lo bien que hablas y entiendes el español. Te cuento que en CABA (CIUDAD AUTONOMA DE BUENOS AIRES) y lugares cercanos como Avellaneda, donde has estado en el estadio de Racing club, hay muchísima influencia europea, si vas por Recoleta encontrarás mucho estilo francés, si vas por Avenida de Mayo desde Casa Rosada hasta el Congreso Nacional verás influencia española madrileña y si pasas por algunas estaciones del ferrocarril en las afueras de CABA, verás casas estilo normando, típicas construcciones de los empleados ferroviarios puesto que en sus orígenes los ferrocarriles en mi país pertenecían a empresas inglesas. Gran saludo y que sigas disfrutando de Argentina.
malini! ¡Qué maravilloso este vídeo! Extraño mucho a Argentina, después de visitarla por primera vez en enero pasado. ¡¡Gracias por compartir su experiencia!! ¡Siento que volví allí! i will subscribe for more!
Thank you for showing the beauty of Buenos Aires and sharing with the world a little of our culture in these hard times that the country is going through. Beautiful video.
The way you explain the things is really impressive. It looks like a feature beautifully written, and then it is explained by you for the audience. I have taken the idea and have started to establish a TH-cam like this to cover different places and cultures.
Hey Malini Angelica, my name is Miguel, and I am from Argentina, residing in the USA for 55 years and thinking about going back, let me assure you, this is the best video I've seen so far about Argentina thank you so much and greetings from San Antonio TX, thanks kiddo
Hello Angelica! Welcome to the Argentina. I hope you like our customs and food ;-) Thank you very much for spreading part of our culture. A big hug from Mar del Plata, Arg.
soy cubano y vivo en Uruguay y hice intercambio en ciudades argentinas como Rosario, Santa Fe, Posadas, Bariloche y Mendoza y quiero decir que Argentina es más blanco que estados unidos y estados unidos tiene más afro americanos y mestizos hispanos que Argentina. También pasé mis vacaciones en nueva york y la mayoria de la gente que ves en NYC son negros, mulatos y mestizos pero en Rosario son mas blancos descendientes italianos y Rosario no es tan turistico. hasta San Miguel de Tucumán, la ciudad al noroeste es mas blanco que "los angeles. lo dice un cubano y tambien en toda Argentina menos en la mayoría de las zonas del noroeste los blancos predominan! Italianos son mayoria en el centro !! (donde el 75% de la población vive). Españoles en Tucumán y los alemanes en la provincia de las pampas y Santa Cruz. En Buenos Aires aunque no es tan blanco como anteriormente, sigue teniendo una super mayoría blanca y más o menos el 45 por ciento de la población vive en la provincia de Buenos Aires y en la área metropoliatana de Buenos Aires. De hecho casi todos los marrones y mestizos que ves en Buenos Aires son bolivianos, peruanos, paraguayos y sus descendientes, tal como en todo el centro. Y para probar que Argentina es un país mayormente blanco, no mestizo, según el estudio de Genera del 2023 basado en muchos miles de pruebas de ADN el promedio argentino es solo un 12.5 por ciento indígena y un 85 por ciento caucásico. Aquí dejo el canal de un estadounidense que vive en Sudamérica y adoptó la ciudadanía argentina y se dedica de grabar las calles de Sudamérica, principalmente Argentina incluso la región central donde la gran mayoría de la población es eurodescendiente. También hace videos de las playas de Argentina y las tundras del sur y sudeste. Ahora sus videos de Argentina. aqui esta el nombre del canal 👉🏻 ManuTrip
Very good overview. Well done! It would have been nice to mention other things like the country's recent world cup win, Lionel Messi and Daniel Pasarella when you talked about soccer as these are topics that most of the rest of the world connect Argentina with. A national icon like Maradona was only mentioned in passing by pure coincidence. We'd also like to see you ride on a bus or pay for food in the local currency, show the notes/coins and tell us the value, enquire about local beer names (even if you don't drink), ask about religious life, dating culture, interview both teens and retirees, ask what's changing about life in the country that they wish wasn't, etc. The food and Argentine beef and Italian influence were very commendable mentions though. Good work!
I consider this country a fantastic option if you are planning to relocate. Argentina is attractive and huge, the people are friendly, the climate is comfortable and it has a low cost of living. The temporary residency is relatively easy to get if you can prove earnings of approximately $2000 USD per month.
This trip to Buenos Aires left us in awe of the intense passion with which Argentines live their life, and how passionate they are about certain things like tango, football and the unrivalled Argentine barbecue! What did you think of the video, did you imagine it would be like this?
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Malini! you were a bit sloppy and superficial with this one. If you could mention Evita, you should have had the moral conviction to identify one strong black woman named La madre d'argentina! celebrated every November. But you brushed it all under the carpet to keep it light-hearted. I can understand that, but sometimes your outer beauty should match your moral conviction to raise awareness about very serious issues. You have the power and platform to make a difference!!
@@thinkerz8tipitina784 nope watch somewhere lese
@@thinkerz8tipitina784Lol, no. With all due respect, she doesn't have to cater to your personal sociopolitical whims and wishes. If you want to make a travel vlog/doc about Buenos Aires or Argentina that focuses on black identity in the city/country more centrally, do it. Malini doesn't have to delve into those aspects further if she doesn't want to, doesn't feel comfortable to, or simply doesn't care enough to do so. And moreover she shouldn't be guilt tripped by folk like yourself for the content of her videos. She doesn't have 'inner beauty' because she doesn't do a deep-dive about black history in Argentina? Madness. Let's just be grateful that we get such fantastic content here on YT for completely FREE, and leave the moral finger-wagging out of it, yeah? Peace.
@@thinkerz8tipitina784 "LA MADRE DE ARGENTINA" '????? Celebrada en noviembre ???? una mujer de raza negra ??? De que estás hablando ??? Para bien o para mal, la Argentina tuvo una escasa inmgración africana, debido a que en época colonial, el Virreynato del Rio de la Plata, organización colonial española previa a la independencia del país, era realmente pobre, a diferencia del Virreynato del Perú o del Virreynato de Nueva España, actual México, no había plantaciones de tabaco, ni de café, ni tampoco minas de plata u otros metales preciosos, Los pocos negros que habitaban el territorio, eran personal doméstico, o ayudaban en las tareas del campo. Ello se nota en la actual población en la que del total solo el 0,4% son afrondescendientes, y de ese porcentaje el 8% son nacidos fuera del paìs. No existen en la Argentina conflictos raciales, ni tampoco un sentimiento racista, respecto de cualquier étnia o religión, sin embargo, no es necesario que inventes ficciones como la de la supuesta "Madre (negra) de Argentina".
Lo que es cierto es que la "Patrona de la Argentina" es la Virgen de Lujan, una imagen de la Virgen María tallada en el Brasil, de tez negra, cuyo primer custodio en la "Villa del Lujan", lugar donde se erige la Basilica de Lujan, la iglesia de mayor importancia del paìs, fue un esclavo conocido como "el negrito Manuel". Previo a brindar falsas informaciones, sería mejor que te informaras debidamente.
"THE MOTHER OF ARGENTINA" '????? Celebrated in November ???? a black woman??? What are you talking about ??? For better or worse, Argentina had little African immigration, because in colonial times, the Viceroyalty of the Rio de la Plata, a Spanish colonial organization prior to the country's independence, was really poor, unlike the Viceroyalty of Peru or the Viceroyalty of New Spain, present-day Mexico, there were no tobacco or coffee plantations, nor silver mines or other precious metals. The few blacks who inhabited the territory were domestic staff, or helped with field tasks. This is noticeable in the current population in which only 0.4% of the total are of African descent, and of that percentage 8% are born outside the country. There are no racial conflicts in Argentina, nor a racist feeling, regarding any ethnicity or religion, however, it is not necessary for you to invent fictions like that of the supposed "(black) Mother of Argentina."
What is certain is that the "Patron Saint of Argentina" is the Virgin of Lujan, an image of the Virgin Mary carved in Brazil, with a black complexion, whose first custodian in the "Villa del Lujan", the place where is now the Basilica of Lujan, the most important church in the country, was a slave known as "el negrito Manuel." Before providing false information, it would be better if you were properly informed.
Soy brasileño y amo Buenos Aires y Argentina. Saludos desde Fortaleza, estado de Ceará.
BBC or Netflix needs to hire you to make a long form of documentary. The stories that you are able to convey in just 30 min is so good. Can't imagine how good a 1 hour or maybe 3 part docu-series by Malini would be.
¡Sí, señor! Great idea.
Bad idea!! She has more opportunities being a self-employed because those big tech don't deserve such talent and least she doesn't deserve be bad paid.
BBC or Netflix would certainly allow for a bigger budget and more opportunities, but being self-employed/an independent creator gives flexibility and creative freedom no company can give you. So I think it's a careful decision you have to make as I filmmaker.
We are here because Simon Reeves is useless. Malini far better.
Nahi degi bhai
Buenos Aires (and Patagonia) is the most memorable place I have ever been to. You present a very accurate view of the lovely Argentinian people.
Glad you enjoyed it!
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As an American-Argentinian I have to say you described Argentina perfectly, in one word repeated in this video a couple of times, Nostalgia.
I travelled, not much, but enough. I left the country, and came back. And as I fly over Buenos Aires, I always cry. It’s an addiction, it’s a type of love hard to understand, it’s the Italian feel, with the French Architecture, it’s everything Europe is and isn’t. It what you hate but need.
It’s nostalgic, because no matter how much time you spend away you will always say “don’t cry for me Argentina, the truth is I never left you.”
Thanks for the video.
That’s very touching! Thanks for sharing 🩵🤍
I'm Dutch, living in Amsterdam and I went to Argentina first time in november 1983. Argentina never left me and I never left Argentina, wherever I was, whatever I did. Always when the plane descends over the Rio de la Plata and I see the first little houses of the suburbs of Buenos Aires a little tear wells up in the corner of my eyes. Nostalgia. (I'm afraid you just convinced me to go back😄) Un abrazo.
My wife and I recently booked our flights to Argentina, and it is great to see people I follow are making their videos about Argentina. I can't wait to visit that beautiful country!!
That is awesome! Have fun !
this beautiful video its about buenos aires. Even so i hope you have a nice experience in our country , at least a little of it ´cause its huge..
1st gen American-Argentine here! 👋🏽 I have always heard stories about my family back in Argentina and the history. It’s such a beautiful place and people. My grandfather left Argentina in the 60s to find work and better hope for his kids and family he found it in america…I wish to go back, I wish the economy becomes something that people can build with. A Argentine friend of mine always said the best line for the country “Esa pieza está algo suelta, pero la podemos atar con alambre - That piece is a bit loose, but we can tie it with wire.” They find ways to live even in hardship.
Thank you for that perspective, I really think we, as your dad, inherited that trait from all the immigrants that worked so hard here. My grandparents were italians and they've always worked so hard but valued family most of all.
Buenos Aires the city where Borges lived and weaved his Unreal Fables of dreams and infinity.
I love the "look" of the video and that style of 'film' graininess and colour pallette. Fabulously atmospheric. Kudos to whoever does the filming and video post production.
Thank you so much!
My grandmother moved to Argentina in the early 1920s from Serbia. My mother was born in Buenos Aires in 1933 and emigrated to the US in 1946. They got to see Argentina in its glory days. Everything was in abundance. My mother went to an English primary school. Her father worked for Standard Oil and did a lot of work near Salta where they lived for a time.
I had hoped to have her visit her home country before she passed but was unable to. I think she would've been depressed how the country appears today.
Hello there, you can still visit Argentina any time you want and, hopefully, get hooked by tango! (by the way, they have a great tango scene in many of the big cities in the US). Yes, Argentina has been in permanent mess since its glory days, but for us tourists it means a few euros or dollars go a veeeeeeeeery looooooong way, as the exchange rate is so good for us. If you plan it right, and depending on how many vacation days you can take (if you're American then maybe you barely get anything, over here in Europe we're blessed with excellent work-life balance) you could visit not only Buenos Aires, but also the super spectacular Iguazu Falls in the border with Brazil and Paraguay, the impressive glaciers in Patagonia and their Welsh villages and the whales' sanctuaries, and the superb vineyards in Mendoza and the Native (Amerindian) parts of Northwestern Argentina.
Her country was Serbia then??
The peronistas, through the years, since your mother left, turned Argentina into failing a Socialist state. Hopefully Milei can remedy ALL of the damage.
As I said before Angelica, there is something in you which makes you right at home in Mediterranean rooted cultures; Italy, Spain and now Argentina. Somehow, you belong there; Forget London.
I also noticed this about her because there is a way she feels so connected to the mediterranean culture and the people.
London is finished unfortunately. I used to love it though.
Why is that?@@raywilson3166
@@raywilson3166 there are still one or two pie mash shops around
why is that then ?
@@raywilson3166 not enough eels Unforgiving
Argentina is a magnificent country and is a perfect blend of Spanish and Italian cultures. I'd wish to go there once I have time. Thanks for showing us this great country!
Por cierto, hay una gran colectividad Árabe en Argentina
@@noosi9599 Y de eslavos y europeos del Este; ruso-parlantes, polacos y ucranianos entre muchos otros.
Hay latinos también no solo europa... Somos argentinos tambien no solo descendientes de europa...
And native culture..
@@neontm789 con latino te referis a nativo?
Such a Beautiful country Argentina, and in 2024 it still remains a wildly unexplored destination.
Good job Malini, you absolutely nailed it. 😘
Thanks a lot!
Argentina has a cool cultural element. cherish music and delicious food, and your presentation is all melted in one bowl. Ultimately Argentina is my favorite football team also I love messi-10 and wish one day I travel to this amazing country.
Good luck Malini. Best wishes for you.
Thank you so much 😀
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Malini, I just finished spending a month in Buenos Aires. I can say your video totally captured the essence of the city like no other I’ve seen and I viewed multitudes before I went.
Happy to hear that!
Thank you for this short but sweet video on Argentinian life! Despite their difficult economic conditions their passion remains.
Well said!
If they had the same passion for hard work as they do for meaningless activities like soccer and tango, they wouldn't be bankrupt.
Another amazing video Malini!
A true “love letter” to Argentina! 🇦🇷
Your videos really capture the true heart, soul and spirit of every location you visit! Thank you for allowing us to travel with you! ❤
Thank you so much! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video 🤍🤍
23:36 oh come on it wasn't a Swiss boat🇨🇭 but a Swedish one🇸🇪 who inspired Boca Juniors colours. I'm a Swiss guy living in Argentina since 1984, this country is heaven on earth! 🇨🇭🇦🇷
Greetings from Mar del Plata 🇦🇷
Dear Angelica, great video! I just wanted to correct the original source of the colors that inspired Boca Juniors. It was not a Swiss ship/boat🇨🇭 but a Swedish one🇸🇪.
Oh thank you!
I enjoyed every second of this video, which captures the nostalgia, essence, and feeling of being in Buenos Aires. The interviews with the locals give the viewers very good insight into the life of everyday people within the city. The cuisine in the city and suburbs look very delicious. Also, it was amazing to see you dance with a local at La Viruta, an iconic milonga!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you 🙏
This video is spectacular! I am from America and have been accepted to study abroad in Buenos Aries for a month. This video is extremely educational and artistically depicts the culture in Argentina.
Un Saluto dall'Italia ...fratelli d'Argentina❤
Malini , Wow !! I like all your videos but I think this one on Argentina…is a cut above the rest ….Thanks for taking me there again …I Love and have loved Argentina….🇦🇷 Thank You …until soon ….Alex 🇬🇷
Glad you like them!
Que lindo video y excelentemente redactado te felicito Malini saludos de un Colombiano desde New Jersey USA un día pienso visitar Argentina 🇦🇷🙏❤️
Gracias!!
BA is my fav city after São paulo. I've been there so many times and everytime I fall in love again. Such a magic place
She does a great job of showcasing different cultures. Wonder if she'll do a video in Brazil next?!
We've heard you talk Italian, Spanish, maybe some French, and obviously English (And you have very a South Indian first name ). Thats a pretty versatile social DNA., we must say 😀😀.It always leaves us second guessing where your roots are from 😛.
Jokes apart, (we know we must be sounding like broken radios) BEAUTIFULLY DONE.
People watching is one of our favourite tings to do when we travel and this one is so full of it. This definitely ranks amongst our personal favourites.
btw, the soul of Buenos Aries is so very similar to Naples. We wonder if its Maradona 🤔🤔
As always hugs and love from India 🤗🤗
Aww guys!! Thank you so much 😊 always such a pleasure reading your thoughtful comments!! Well I may just add another language in the next video so stay tuned 😂🤣 Looking forward to your next release!! Big hugs 🤗
👏🏼 Videazo! gracias por visitarnos ❤
Gracias!
It feels like Malini can tell my story to me in such a way that I'd go all proud of myself.
Yes, that IS the feeling. They always seem to tell a story and seem so personal yet universal.
Really good to have an insight into the passion for life, food, love and their heritage… thank you for this…
Our pleasure!
Great storytelling, on-camera presence, and ability to capture the essence of any people and/or place… your Spanish is perfect, too. So talented!
I lived for two months in San Telmo Buenos Aires Argentina, but also La buca was beautiful place for my coffee to visit every day with My obsession to Maradona.thanks for sharing great video❤
Have plan again for third time.
Thanks for sharing!
Hola Malini fue un lindo video lo disfrute mucho Argentina 🇦🇷 es un hermoso Pais su musica su gastronomia su cultura .
Muchas gracias Malini tu español es muy bonito .
Abrazos desde Utah 🇺🇲
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Glad you enjoyed it, thank you 🤍🤍
I have to visit this beautiful country soon
Another beautiful tale of a beautiful place and its culture. Gracias
Glad you enjoyed it
Gracias Malini...for this wonderful experience of Buenos Aires...Keep hopping...& Stay blessed too...
Thank you! You too!
Perfect timing.😮
One year ago exactly this month of January i spoke to a girl from Argentina in Leeds coach station, she was going London area here in England 😅
Nice girl and very friendly. :)
This is after the Rome episode my favorite one. Thank you for making this amazingly sophisticated content.
Thank you 🙏
Mi Buenos Aires querido. Desde siempre una ciudad abierta al mundo
Que hermoso video. Un placer ver estás historias. Gracias
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Hi Malini, thank you for sharring this with us. As mentioned in the comments by others, you have a natrual born talent for this and I will not be surprised to see you on commercial TV
Thank you so much 🙂
Espero que la gente vea este video y entiendan que no somos racistas , como dicen , pues los Argentinos somos una mezcla rara de Nativos Americanos y Europeos 🇦🇷
El tango trasmite la nostalgia, el amor perdido, los recuerdos...
Hermoso video que trasmite parte de nuestra cultura.
Orgullosamente Argentina❤❤
Nice to see your new video that I was waiting for. Hope you upload more often.
Excellent video! Keep up the good work. You have one of the best travel channels on TH-cam.
Wow, thanks!
You're very welcome. Have you considered Switzerland yet for one of your videos? The city of Bern and it's surrounding region is quite beautiful and full of culture. @@maliniangelica1
you´ve described us so well... thank you M. Angelica.
So glad!
The quality of this video is nothing short of FANTASTIC. Well done and great video.
Wow, thanks!
I really enjoyed this. I’m gonna have to see this beautiful city one day!
You should!
Wonderful presentation love learning about this historic culture and it's people
Thank you for taking me on your travels malini.. With out leaving my house... Its fantastic to go with you.. Thank you. Malini.. With love ❤
Buenos Aires looks absolutely superb. Your documentary has done a great job of showing all vibe, culture and passion of the Argentine people. I would definitely like to visit.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Que bueno! Muchas gracias, el doc es divino! Tu castillano es perfecto! Yo conozco muy bien Buenos aires y me encanta mucho!
Gracias!
Great video once again Malini...please keep them coming..greetings from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺
Thank you! Will do!
Exceptionally done relax sit back & enjoy this trip & history, perfectly narrated.
Glad to hear it! 🤍🤍
Beautiful video, beautiful city. I hope it's not too late for you to visit Uruguay. Love from a Canadian in Punta del Este.
Maybe one day!
You raise your craft to pure art, delving into the true essence of cultures, and telling their diverse and often complicated stories with such poetry and flair. Well done!! 🎉
Thank you so much 😀
Well done filming and reporting, Angelica.
Being Argentinian means working hard and getting consistently screwed by the government. But a great video showing how Argentinians found a way to enjoy life through art and culture despite the tragic economic situation
I agree the government part, but the "working hard" is not very true when compared to other countries/places... From what I have observed the workers love their many paid holidays, syndicates, and government subsidies... Also, things take forever to get done, even simple things that should take an hour or 2 could take days...
Hmm, that sounds much like the shared experiences of many europeans, such as My papa, that left Portugal and Spain in the first decade of the 20th century and landed in the United States.
I am eagerly looking forward to experiencing Argentina's culture.
Like all of the high quality work, this channel is way too much underrated. Love you guys 👏 ❤
Wonderful Malini it's really nice video about u have showed us in this episode in Argentina, although the video is short but it has a lot of information and culture .
Its a such beautiful video, you did a really good job characterizing the Argentine culture and specially asado and all its cuts. Racing is the most cursed team you could go see.
12:20 "Es parte de nuestra vida".
Se me piantó un lagrimón
Thanks you so much for your new remarkable video from South America to shows these amazing places in Buenos Aires, Argentina January of 2024❤❤❤
Our pleasure!
This was a very well-done segment. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was so well put together, Malini. I am in Buenos Aires for 3 months and this made my heart even happier. The people, culture, and history are just incredible. Also, Rosetta Stone sounds a lot more helpful than what I'm using lol
Glad you enjoyed it! And yes you should give Rosetta Stone a go, it’s brilliant!
Awesome video! You are the best in showing the real spirit of every country you visited. Vamos Boca!🇦🇷
Thank you! 😀
What a great job you´ve accomplished showing the world our culture. Thank you so much for that effort!
Our pleasure!
Interesting video!
Some old private houses were converted into apartments by assigning one room for each family. Each bedroom was turned into an apartment. These buildings are called conventillos (not cometillos).
Thanks for sharing!
Muchas gracias! Angelica ! Excelente video .! Como Argentino ? Sos bienvenida! Y te deseo lo mejor en tu vida !... saludos dsd La Plata
Thank you 🙏🤍
Great video, as always Malini! You eat with so much pleasure, you remind me of a TV celebrity chef from the early 70s called the Galloping Gourmet! Love it!
Always quality content - such a treat! Beauty, brains, infinite curiosity = Malini is the best travel journalist on TH-cam. Love coming along on your adventures - so fun, bringing the best of each culture, and I always learn something new! (Really enjoyed the tango performances! And that bbq...my lord that's wild.) You never fail to engage the locals, and that puts you above most. P.S. Madonna won the Golden Globe, not Oscar, for Evita.
Thank you babe! So glad you enjoy the videos, and take the time to comment. Also thanks for the correction!! 🤍🤍
@@maliniangelica1 ❤❤❤
Lo mejor q no fue a la fija...mostro lugares distintos desde otro punto de vista... muy bueno!
Great documentary. Thank you !
Really wonderful! Such a quality production here and your interview skills are conversational and warm just excellent. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you 🙏
Angelica, en primer lugar agradecerte y felicitarte por tan hermoso video y por lo bien que hablas y entiendes el español. Te cuento que en CABA (CIUDAD AUTONOMA DE BUENOS AIRES) y lugares cercanos como Avellaneda, donde has estado en el estadio de Racing club, hay muchísima influencia europea, si vas por Recoleta encontrarás mucho estilo francés, si vas por Avenida de Mayo desde Casa Rosada hasta el Congreso Nacional verás influencia española madrileña y si pasas por algunas estaciones del ferrocarril en las afueras de CABA, verás casas estilo normando, típicas construcciones de los empleados ferroviarios puesto que en sus orígenes los ferrocarriles en mi país pertenecían a empresas inglesas. Gran saludo y que sigas disfrutando de Argentina.
malini! ¡Qué maravilloso este vídeo! Extraño mucho a Argentina, después de visitarla por primera vez en enero pasado.
¡¡Gracias por compartir su experiencia!! ¡Siento que volví allí! i will subscribe for more!
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Thank you for showing the beauty of Buenos Aires and sharing with the world a little of our culture in these hard times that the country is going through. Beautiful video.
Our pleasure!
I love the way you speak, very clear to understand event for basic English speakers. :)
Happy to hear that!
The way you explain the things is really impressive. It looks like a feature beautifully written, and then it is explained by you for the audience. I have taken the idea and have started to establish a TH-cam like this to cover different places and cultures.
Glad to see a new vid from one of my TH-cam favorites!!❤❤❤
Yay! Thank you!
Wow! One of your best videos! Just incredible!
Wow, thanks!
Hey Malini Angelica, my name is Miguel, and I am from Argentina, residing in the USA for 55 years and thinking about going back, let me assure you, this is the best video I've seen so far about Argentina thank you so much and greetings from San Antonio TX, thanks kiddo
Glad to hear that you enjoyed the video,
Hope you do get to go back. Thank you!
Hello Angelica! Welcome to the Argentina. I hope you like our customs and food ;-) Thank you very much for spreading part of our culture. A big hug from Mar del Plata, Arg.
Thank you! 😃
Where's that?
Malini hermoso documental, te felicito por tu trabajo muy profesional
#This is one of the Best of the Best Vlog of Argentina. Big up Queen.
Nostalgia absolutely IS the word I would use to represent the feeling of Buenos Aires
Precioso video!! ❤🇦🇷
Gracias 🩵🤍
This is absolutely amazing. I had no idea Argentina was such a cool place. I'm starting to fall in love with it. Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Masterpiece, period.
Aguante Argentina!! Saludos desde Argentina
Bello bello. Love from México to Argentina.
Gracias 😊
Thank you so much your video,Happy New Year2024,May be peaceful all the Argentina people,animals and birds from Myanmar.❤
Happy new year!
soy cubano y vivo en Uruguay y hice intercambio en ciudades argentinas como Rosario, Santa Fe, Posadas, Bariloche y Mendoza y quiero decir que Argentina es más blanco que estados unidos y estados unidos tiene más afro americanos y mestizos hispanos que Argentina. También pasé mis vacaciones en nueva york y la mayoria de la gente que ves en NYC son negros, mulatos y mestizos pero en Rosario son mas blancos descendientes italianos y Rosario no es tan turistico. hasta San Miguel de Tucumán, la ciudad al noroeste es mas blanco que "los angeles. lo dice un cubano y tambien en toda Argentina menos en la mayoría de las zonas del noroeste los blancos predominan!
Italianos son mayoria en el centro !! (donde el 75% de la población vive). Españoles en Tucumán y los alemanes en la provincia de las pampas y Santa Cruz. En Buenos Aires aunque no es tan blanco como anteriormente, sigue teniendo una super mayoría blanca y más o menos el 45 por ciento de la población vive en la provincia de Buenos Aires y en la área metropoliatana de Buenos Aires. De hecho casi todos los marrones y mestizos que ves en Buenos Aires son bolivianos, peruanos, paraguayos y sus descendientes, tal como en todo el centro.
Y para probar que Argentina es un país mayormente blanco, no mestizo, según el estudio de Genera del 2023 basado en muchos miles de pruebas de ADN el promedio argentino es solo un 12.5 por ciento indígena y un 85 por ciento caucásico. Aquí dejo el canal de un estadounidense que vive en Sudamérica y adoptó la ciudadanía argentina y se dedica de grabar las calles de Sudamérica, principalmente Argentina incluso la región central donde la gran mayoría de la población es eurodescendiente. También hace videos de las playas de Argentina y las tundras del sur y sudeste. Ahora sus videos de Argentina. aqui esta el nombre del canal 👉🏻 ManuTrip
¿Porque quieres demostrar que Argentina es otro país blanco?😂😂😂
Very good overview. Well done! It would have been nice to mention other things like the country's recent world cup win, Lionel Messi and Daniel Pasarella when you talked about soccer as these are topics that most of the rest of the world connect Argentina with. A national icon like Maradona was only mentioned in passing by pure coincidence.
We'd also like to see you ride on a bus or pay for food in the local currency, show the notes/coins and tell us the value, enquire about local beer names (even if you don't drink), ask about religious life, dating culture, interview both teens and retirees, ask what's changing about life in the country that they wish wasn't, etc.
The food and Argentine beef and Italian influence were very commendable mentions though. Good work!
Thanks!
20:44 Cat was like do not film me Malini, give me sausage MEOW :P
Thank you for the video. Great job. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Thanks for watching!
Well done, your videos remind me so much of Anthony Bourdain..... Keep up the good work....
Wow, thanks!
In love with your work since the very fisrt minute. Felicitaciones!
Wow, thank you!
I consider this country a fantastic option if you are planning to relocate. Argentina is attractive and huge, the people are friendly, the climate is comfortable and it has a low cost of living. The temporary residency is relatively easy to get if you can prove earnings of approximately $2000 USD per month.
This channel is soo artistic.