@@kovaci0000007 it’s the club owners and Presidents that make such decisions right now most teams are waiting for renovations or looking else where to build their new homes For example Boca Juniors are buying off properties to expand their stadium riBer already took off the track field and expanded seating not ready yet since last year they began to remodel
Agreed with Brazil choice. The Stadium has the best of modern looking, Fifa requirements, metro/bus/avenue structure, and also is the places with two shoppings, and planty of shows and festivals there.
We venezuelans don't get mentioned on these videos a lot. Pretty cool to see, the stadium in Lara is cool because it's one of the stadiums that got built when we hosted the Copa América back in 2007
I’m wondering why the Monumental-Boca Juniors’ (ARG) home field-wasn’t the choice, although it’s supposed to be undergoing renovations, including removal of the athletics track (an all too common thing around the world, sadly)…
Hey, just wanted to say, Estadio Sierra Nevada actually has a lot of problems and well, has been flooded repeatedly, the stadium looks good but the facilities aren't, same thing happens with La Bombonera, because, well, it smells like shit, would choose either Hernán Ramirez Villegas in Pereira, Pascual Guerrero in Cali or Alfonso López in Bucaramanga for Colombia, and either Madre de Ciudades in Santiago del Estero or Villa Mercedes in San Luis for Argentina, I do agree with the rest and thanks for making this video including us South American subs
0:41 Could anybody tell me the name and the place of this stadium? Has this stadium been built for football matches or anything else? I'm asking because I've never seen a picture of it before. I think I would have chosen La Bombonera for Argentina as well, it's a worldwide known and a real iconic stadium. I personally prefer real iconic stadiums keeping their character for decades to those which are merely named 'iconic' (just take a look at Qatar's newly built World Cup Final stadium) and this almost vertical stand looks so unique. A stand fully dedicated to host VIP boxes, press etc. looks by far better than these window facades in the upper sections of so many modern and newly built stands. But as far as I can tell, Argentina is full of fantastic looking stadiums, often with steep standing terraces. And every barrio in the Buenos Aires area seems to have its own club you're growing up with, these could easily be 15 or 20 in the Buenos Aires area only. The stadiums of Racing Club and Independiente are so close to each other that they can easily compete with Dundee in Scotland or Nottingham in England.
Well, it seems like you lived in Argentina (maybe long time ago). The stadium you asked for, it has been build in La Plata City (60Kms far from Buenos Aires) La Plata is the capital city of Buenos Aires Province (Outside the Federal District of Buenos Aires City). The stadium has ben named as "Diego Armando Maradona". and yes it's a soccer stadium. But it's also used for musical concerts. It was built in 2011. And capacity is around 53K. Roof has ben made with fabrics (you know....poliester, wool, tarps, plastics). And yes you re right....Buenos Aires has many soccer stadiums in a 10 by 10 square kilometers (thats the city size 100 by 100 blocks aprox). and yes, there are more than 10 stadiums in the city. Bombonera Stadium for Boca is the most epic stadium. Monumental Stadium for River Plate it's the biggest, and the most secure architecture in south america. But you can find many soccer stadiums of several soccer clubs into the city with capability bigger than 40K, such as Velez Sarsfield Stadium - Huracan Stadium - San Lorenzo Stadium, and even around the city Racing Club Stadium - Independiente Stadium or Lanus Stadium.
I'm surprised the best stadium in Venezuela wasn't a baseball stadium. Since apparently baseball is the most popular sport there. Unlike how soccer is the most popular in the other countries of South America.
Brasil and Argentina has a bunch of stadiums. Argentina best stadium is not Bombonera (Boca Juniors) its Monumental Stadium (River Plate). Please consider to get more acquainted about stadiums, capacity, and the whole thing related to collect information. Greetings
Should of done Latin America so you could do more countries at once! I would say the Estadio Único Madre de Ciudades is the nicest stadium in Argentina.
@@andremarcosmendessiqueira9756 yup that could be it. USA could be a hard one since it can be subjective due to how much great stadiums the USA has and if you live here you can have a bias to a stadium based on the experience/ atmosphere.
@@ottmarmontes Yes I do live in the United States. Definitely. Also bias towards sport as well could be a major factor when trying to find the best stadium in the United States. Although with Sofi and Allegiant stadiums being completed and operational it’s hard to make a argument outside of those to not be biased.
In all honesty, you should've only done the teams representing CONMEBOL and left out Guyana and Suriname, who are members of CONCACAF. FWIW, French Guiana is also affiliated with CONCACAF, but are not members of FIFA because they're an overseas department of France, thus making them ineligible to take part in FIFA World Cup qualifying. That said, Suriname's current and historical ties to The Netherlands means that - in theory - Suriname could've potentially fielded some very talented teams. Check this video out: th-cam.com/video/NeWdMTOmwS4/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=HITCSevens
@@slurpii4669 not a single person in South America considers those nations as South American. They were never a part of the South American fabric and they would consider themselves as Caribbean
Thank you for showing Argentina and yes we have huge stadiums but slowly they are being renovated for good
Do they usually renovate them temporarily instead of for good? Seems like a waste to me
@@kovaci0000007 it’s the club owners and Presidents that make such decisions right now most teams are waiting for renovations or looking else where to build their new homes
For example Boca Juniors are buying off properties to expand their stadium riBer already took off the track field and expanded seating not ready yet since last year they began to remodel
Cool! Can you please continue this series for every continent?
I probably will. Asia is next.
@@TheWideWorldofStadiums cool!
@@TheWideWorldofStadiums Bhutan will be interesting!
Can't wait for Antarctica! 🥶😉
@@TheDucatiPilot me too 😬
I like how you didn’t choose the most famous or popular stadiums from each country and just went on ur opinion lmao. Great video man
Thanks Sooooooo much for this one! And, I have family in Brazil, Chile and Colombia! And Please stick to singing in your language please! 😉
WELCOME BACK!! THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO AND GETTING THE WORLD THRU THE PANDEMIC! ❤️
Nice to have you back!
Nosotros tus seguidores de sudamerica te agradecemos por la mención
The rounded part at Allianz Parque is where stages are set up as the stadium hosts many shows, thus avoiding setting up on the lawn.
i suggest you make one of Brazil, there s a lot of cool stadiuns over the states
This is his video about Brazil:
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Agreed with Brazil choice. The Stadium has the best of modern looking, Fifa requirements, metro/bus/avenue structure, and also is the places with two shoppings, and planty of shows and festivals there.
Keep it up. Love these videos.
Thanks! I shall.
We venezuelans don't get mentioned on these videos a lot. Pretty cool to see, the stadium in Lara is cool because it's one of the stadiums that got built when we hosted the Copa América back in 2007
Please do the Aussie suburban football leagues. (I asked about 2 months ago and got your attention)
I'll be doing something along those lines soon.
My man! Another great video! Its a good one-day-late birthday present:)
Thanks for another great video!
He’s back!!!!!
Best stadiums in Africa and Asia
OMGGG Allianz Paque is the stadiun of Palmeiras my team! Tksss
Where did you get the background music from? It’s relaxing and chill.
Love the content mate...Also love the Commentary 😂😉
Allianz Parque.
Avante Palestra Itália.
Avante Palmeiras🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷💚💚💚💚🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹.
Not for long… Arena MRV is gonna top any stadium in Brazil
HES BACK! NRL stadiums would be cool
It has been recorded, hopefully I can get the video up soon.
WHEN YOU START SINGING I LOST IT OMG HAHAHAHHAHA
Fraud! You missed French Guiana!
(This is a joke, don't jump me)
🌐He has to edit this or change the title, as he doesn't want to pissss off the French, again 🙄 😜🤪🤣
Bonus points for doing the obvious gag about Chile!
Can you do the new Iraqi stadiums? I just look them up and were really surprised that Iraq now has many new and beautiful stadiums
Can you do World Cup stadiums?
The façade looking like someone peeking through a blind is spot on!
I’m wondering why the Monumental-Boca Juniors’ (ARG) home field-wasn’t the choice, although it’s supposed to be undergoing renovations, including removal of the athletics track (an all too common thing around the world, sadly)…
El monumental is the home of River Plate, not Boca
Gotta tell my Idaho boyfriend that his people owe their livelihoods to Peru. Thank you Peru for potatoes
Can you do this for each Canadian province
I started on that video a while ago and got side tracked. I'll get it done eventually.
Canada only has maybe 20 really worthy stadia....and I say that as a Canadian. Hockey arenas is where we excel ....
@@marklittle8805 he is doing it he said in a video
now do it with north america
Do a damn ChewbaccaMom one
Hey, just wanted to say, Estadio Sierra Nevada actually has a lot of problems and well, has been flooded repeatedly, the stadium looks good but the facilities aren't, same thing happens with La Bombonera, because, well, it smells like shit, would choose either Hernán Ramirez Villegas in Pereira, Pascual Guerrero in Cali or Alfonso López in Bucaramanga for Colombia, and either Madre de Ciudades in Santiago del Estero or Villa Mercedes in San Luis for Argentina, I do agree with the rest and thanks for making this video including us South American subs
The Tumbail uses the Corinthians stadium, but the Brazil's choice is the Palmeiras stadium, Corinthians biggest rival. That was not nice
0:41 Could anybody tell me the name and the place of this stadium? Has this stadium been built for football matches or anything else? I'm asking because I've never seen a picture of it before. I think I would have chosen La Bombonera for Argentina as well, it's a worldwide known and a real iconic stadium. I personally prefer real iconic stadiums keeping their character for decades to those which are merely named 'iconic' (just take a look at Qatar's newly built World Cup Final stadium) and this almost vertical stand looks so unique. A stand fully dedicated to host VIP boxes, press etc. looks by far better than these window facades in the upper sections of so many modern and newly built stands. But as far as I can tell, Argentina is full of fantastic looking stadiums, often with steep standing terraces. And every barrio in the Buenos Aires area seems to have its own club you're growing up with, these could easily be 15 or 20 in the Buenos Aires area only. The stadiums of Racing Club and Independiente are so close to each other that they can easily compete with Dundee in Scotland or Nottingham in England.
Well, it seems like you lived in Argentina (maybe long time ago). The stadium you asked for, it has been build in La Plata City (60Kms far from Buenos Aires) La Plata is the capital city of Buenos Aires Province (Outside the Federal District of Buenos Aires City). The stadium has ben named as "Diego Armando Maradona". and yes it's a soccer stadium. But it's also used for musical concerts. It was built in 2011. And capacity is around 53K. Roof has ben made with fabrics (you know....poliester, wool, tarps, plastics).
And yes you re right....Buenos Aires has many soccer stadiums in a 10 by 10 square kilometers (thats the city size 100 by 100 blocks aprox). and yes, there are more than 10 stadiums in the city.
Bombonera Stadium for Boca is the most epic stadium. Monumental Stadium for River Plate it's the biggest, and the most secure architecture in south america. But you can find many soccer stadiums of several soccer clubs into the city with capability bigger than 40K, such as Velez Sarsfield Stadium - Huracan Stadium - San Lorenzo Stadium, and even around the city Racing Club Stadium - Independiente Stadium or Lanus Stadium.
You didn't mention how long is Chile. Are you ok?
I'm surprised the best stadium in Venezuela wasn't a baseball stadium. Since apparently baseball is the most popular sport there. Unlike how soccer is the most popular in the other countries of South America.
Except for Guyana where Cricket is most popular.
Brasil and Argentina has a bunch of stadiums. Argentina best stadium is not Bombonera (Boca Juniors) its Monumental Stadium (River Plate). Please consider to get more acquainted about stadiums, capacity, and the whole thing related to collect information. Greetings
Bombonera really?
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Should of done Latin America so you could do more countries at once! I would say the Estadio Único Madre de Ciudades is the nicest stadium in Argentina.
He might be going in order of FIFA federation. Which would put Central America with North America in Concacef.
@@andremarcosmendessiqueira9756 yup that could be it. USA could be a hard one since it can be subjective due to how much great stadiums the USA has and if you live here you can have a bias to a stadium based on the experience/ atmosphere.
@@ottmarmontes Yes I do live in the United States. Definitely. Also bias towards sport as well could be a major factor when trying to find the best stadium in the United States. Although with Sofi and Allegiant stadiums being completed and operational it’s hard to make a argument outside of those to not be biased.
In all honesty, you should've only done the teams representing CONMEBOL and left out Guyana and Suriname, who are members of CONCACAF. FWIW, French Guiana is also affiliated with CONCACAF, but are not members of FIFA because they're an overseas department of France, thus making them ineligible to take part in FIFA World Cup qualifying.
That said, Suriname's current and historical ties to The Netherlands means that - in theory - Suriname could've potentially fielded some very talented teams. Check this video out: th-cam.com/video/NeWdMTOmwS4/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=HITCSevens
Sprite is a Coca-Cola brand so they own it lol idk if you were bein sarcastic but just in case you weren't thought I might as well tell ya
WTH La Bombonera is one of the most hated stadiums in Argentina. El Monumental or El Madre De Ciudades are better than that chocolate box
Mineirão, Mané Grarincha Brasilia and Castelão are better than Allianz Parque
Guyana and Suriname is as South American as hot dogs
They're still south American
@@slurpii4669 not a single person in South America considers those nations as South American. They were never a part of the South American fabric and they would consider themselves as Caribbean
Estadio Monumental “U” in Lima is not just the biggest in Peru, it’s the biggest in the entire continent. And by Christ is it hideous.
your Bombonera is a crumbling Mess. Some day it might smack down itself in front yoy eyes.
WHY NOT MARCANA
I stopped watching in the chile part, appaling video mate