I lived in Buenos Aires last summer and your joke about.. how does everyone stay skinny in this country cracked me up.. I think the food is a lot less processed then in the USA (my only theory). I still dream about those steaks.
Argentine women statistically have extreme body image issues and get lots of plastic surgery procedures. They are top in South America for eating disorders like anorexia and/or bulimia.
food process is the main issue in USA, feeding 330 millionis a tough... food around the world arent as processed uch ore farm to table in places like Arg, is why the meat is crazy
loved the video guys! :) Makes me miss Buenos Aires so much, I've been there in 2014 during my three months backpacking trip trough south america. One day I'll live in Buenos Aires, I fell so in love with the city :)!
What a beautiful, vibrant city. I hope you get a chance to get over to the mountains. Los Alerces NP is stunning and if you get a chance to share in an asado, take it.
My sister in law and her family are from Argentina and I'd love to go there to learn more about their history. And I don't eat a lot of red meat but it's hard to resist asado, especially when my SIL's dad is in charge of the bbq!
La Boca is one of my favorite places to go in B.A. One of my friends works there so it's always fun to see him. I'm heading back in October and can't wait
So happy to see videos about Argentina and South America. More travel vloggers need to show the world this amazing area!! I will be studying abroad in Buenos Aires from July to November and going to Patagoina so this video makes me even more excited to be there soon!!
I love the fact that wherever you are, you both enjoy the moment with a glass of beer. Only way to do man! Looking forward for the rest of the vlogs. Saludos desde Australia y espero que hayan disfrutado de Buenos Aires.
I love the way you two go off the beaten track, always making it more interesting than the big tourist draws. This is no exception. I found the area intriguing and very colourful and would enjoy following in your footsteps. I am also an aficionado of all food and enjoyed seeing the selection of meats you were treated to. The beer looks pretty good too. Can't wait to see the next part. Thank you.
As someone born and raised in Buenos Aires, I'm ashamed to say i didn't know quite a few things Marko told and I love the way they describe the people and city in general. I hope you guys come back soon so I can get to meet, you. You are awesome. PS: watching your spanish Q&A I freaked out with how good your Spanish is! and even more when Marko said our "rioplatense" accent was his favourite
I have always wanted to visit Buenos Aires. I don’t know why. When I was younger I’d always look at the map and have an Argentine flag on my wall. I graduate in June and the past 3 summers I have been working and travelling in USA. I’d love to find a summer job in Buenos Aires next summer.
Did u guys go to Tigre in the outsides of buenos aires? you should totally go next time you come! it's full of water roads where u can go by boat to an island (El delta) to spend the day, or camp, stay in a hotel or just drink coffee. in your way there, there's a neighborhood called "Martínez" that's really beautiful too. it's full of streets surounded by trees and have a lot of things to do. The river is really near, so u can go have a drink with the view in a garden at night, my favorite place in summer or spring nights ❤ if not, u can picnic and drink mate laying in the grass watching the sailing boats go by while enjoying the sun. Of course there are a lot of activities to do: from sailing to skysurfing or even climbing, all this in a place called "Perú Beach".
Como ven también hablo español, este video me ENCANTOOOOOOO!!!! Esos choripanes, chinchulines, todo!!! También me gusta la tripa gorda y la ubre, que ganas de estar ahi!!!!! Beso and can't wait for your next adventure!!!!!!
I've been to Argentina once, it's such a wonderful city! Unfortunately I forgot to do the meat tasting tour which you guys nailed with the Liam Gallagher lookalike! Haha! Looking forward to watching part 2!
Dont know if someone mentioned, is not about a saint, is because, Santa Maria del Buen Ayre, ("Holy Mary of the Fair Winds"), yes, there is a statue of the virgin in Sardinia, but many Andalusian (like the guy who first founded the city) sailors as well as Sardinian sailors were devoted to her and pray to get fair winds to sail. Italians came much later.
El Spotter Saar Que lindo!! Te recomiendo Rosario yo soy de ahí, hay muchos infraestructuras europeas es hermoso a pesar de ser una ciudad chica es muy recomendable! PD: ame este vídeo tan lindo!!!!
love this video. one of the best about Buenos Aires I've seen. i like the Casey neistat touch, the music and the editing. you two are very charming and knowledgeable. and your work is real quality. for the life of me i don't get how come you've only got 162000 subscribers. love your editing and the energy you bring to your videos. life is so unfair sometimes. there are youtubers out there with millions of subscribers and their videos are garbage... . anyhow good luck vagabrothers. take care and keep up the good work.
love your video ! I'm going to visit Buenos Aires in 2 weeks, exciting ! I love vintage too, can you share name of market with all those pretty old school stuff ?
I enjoy vagabro channel, so informative! You know so much about the history and culture in all these destinations. I learned a lot watching your videos! keep up the good work! :)
Can't believe you were RIGHT IN FRONT of my office in San Telmo, guys!!! Gosh, I wish I should have known, so I could have come down stairs and say 'hello' to you!!! By the way, thanks for making and sharing these amazing videos :D
Indeed! Honestly, you guys are so inspirational. Hope to meet you someday in the future, if you ever come back to these Argentinian lands or anywhere else in the world!
Oh man! We were in BsAs at the same time! I arrived the day Uber started to work there. Wish I knew that :p. Would be really nice to meet you guys there :D
8:00 not only because they drink a lot of birra and mate, but also the quality of the products.. they are really organic and fresh products, not like in the USA
Yes indeed; one really big plus is that they know where they are, have some background, language, local contacts and they are down walking at street level so we see ordinary life (even a vegan watching the meaty moments could cope because of the enthusiasm of the meat 'coach' and the setting etc.). As always full marks for an enthralling day spent with two great guys.
Argentines are descended from all over Europe and all over the world. While Spain and Italy produced the largest number of immigrants, there were also substantial numbers of Jewish (Ashkenazi and Sephardi), Polish, Russian, British, French, Portuguese, German, and American (mostly of British descent) immigrants that came to Argentina. Far more Italians went to Brazil and Argentina than went to the United States.
Buenos Aires used to have a much longer name, as it is named after the patroness of sailors, Nuestra Señora de los Buenos Aires (Our Lady of the Fair Winds), now simply Buenos Aires.
It's not 'good airs' nor 'good winds'. It's slang/lunfardo for 'good vibes'. Thanks for the compliment, haha. It's mostly Italian and Spanish, but also German, and French, and more. I'm 4/8 Italian, 2/8 Spanish, 1/8 French, and 1/8 Yugoslavian.
Hi! I'm from Buenos Aires and a Spanish friend is visiting me soon. I'd like to know which parrilla did "el laucha" take you to, so I can take my friend there. Thank you!!!
Me encanta! Amo mi ciudad a pesar de todo, y no deja de emocionarme ver a extranjeros recorriendola. Suerte y que la hayan pasado bien!
You have to go to the north and south of Argentina. The landscapes are a lot more beautiful there!
Are you from Argentina dear
I lived in Buenos Aires last summer and your joke about.. how does everyone stay skinny in this country cracked me up.. I think the food is a lot less processed then in the USA (my only theory). I still dream about those steaks.
That’s a Hispanic Thing... not just Argentina
alejandromolinac It's not Hispanic, Mexico has an obesity issue.
Argentine women statistically have extreme body image issues and get lots of plastic surgery procedures. They are top in South America for eating disorders like anorexia and/or bulimia.
food process is the main issue in USA, feeding 330 millionis a tough... food around the world arent as processed uch ore farm to table in places like Arg, is why the meat is crazy
@Elisabet Hb creo que Laucha no hablaba sólo de alcohol sino beber en general, agua etc. para llenar el estómago con líquidos, y menos comida.
Love you argentina from nepal I am huge fan of lionel andress messi cucittini
El Laucha es este amigo que todos necesitamos en nuestra banda. Este man respira la fiesta y la pura vida
loved the video guys! :) Makes me miss Buenos Aires so much, I've been there in 2014 during my three months backpacking trip trough south america. One day I'll live in Buenos Aires, I fell so in love with the city :)!
Hola mi vida sos hermosa desde Argentina buenos aires
Yo también. Voy contigo!
This is pulling my heartstrings. I spent two FABULOUS weeks in Buenos Aires back in 2008!!! Great video guys and congrats on making 100k!!
What a beautiful, vibrant city. I hope you get a chance to get over to the mountains. Los Alerces NP is stunning and if you get a chance to share in an asado, take it.
I like your video very cool! Argentina is one of the countries in South America that I would like to visit.
Was just here in March!! Love love love y'all take on the city :)
BEAUTIFUL..NOSTALGIA FROM ARMENIA...
Buenos Aires is so beautiful. I have to live here next after Japan!
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Watching a travel vlog in every country and your Argentina 🇦🇷
My sister in law and her family are from Argentina and I'd love to go there to learn more about their history. And I don't eat a lot of red meat but it's hard to resist asado, especially when my SIL's dad is in charge of the bbq!
Thanks for being totally legit: all positive vibes, quality in depth content, no clickbait at all, and extremely engaging! Never a dull moment!!
La Boca is one of my favorite places to go in B.A. One of my friends works there so it's always fun to see him. I'm heading back in October and can't wait
So happy to see videos about Argentina and South America. More travel vloggers need to show the world this amazing area!! I will be studying abroad in Buenos Aires from July to November and going to Patagoina so this video makes me even more excited to be there soon!!
I love the fact that wherever you are, you both enjoy the moment with a glass of beer. Only way to do man!
Looking forward for the rest of the vlogs.
Saludos desde Australia y espero que hayan disfrutado de Buenos Aires.
Beautiful city and wonderful people!
I just got back from BA, and you guys inspired me 6 years ago!
Wow and Laucha has become a personality of Food network!!!!!
Laucha is great!! Classic dude!! Saludos Joel! - Alex
Bravo Laucha abre su parrilla en San Isidro Éxitos !!!
You guys never fail to impress. You make the city shine.
+carolyn mcfarland 🙏🏼✨💃🏽
Looks incredible! I want to visit Argentina so bad! Thanks for a great video!!
You’ve influenced me to go to Argentina!! I’m going to go now!
Do it! I guarantee you are not gonna regret it!
i love how good you talked about our culture!
This video was in my feed. I never heard of this. I’m glad I saw this video. You guys did a good job. I enjoyed it so much I subscribed
Brought back so many memories. That food looked delicious.
Dude, get ready for next weeks episode! Asado in the mountains of Mendoza!
Love this city, so unique
I love the little polls you guys added on the side of the video, especially the "Has your country ever been invaded by Britain" lolol xD
Few people grasp how far the British Empire stretched at one time! Fun fact for the polls!
Mine was!
Have a country in South and North America not been invaded by European caucasians?
@@vagabrothers Have a country in South and North America not been invaded by European caucasians?
Viví en BA para dos meses. Amo esa ciudad..
I love the way you two go off the beaten track, always making it more interesting than the big tourist draws. This is no exception. I found the area intriguing and very colourful and would enjoy following in your footsteps. I am also an aficionado of all food and enjoyed seeing the selection of meats you were treated to. The beer looks pretty good too. Can't wait to see the next part. Thank you.
As someone born and raised in Buenos Aires, I'm ashamed to say i didn't know quite a few things Marko told and I love the way they describe the people and city in general. I hope you guys come back soon so I can get to meet, you. You are awesome.
PS: watching your spanish Q&A I freaked out with how good your Spanish is! and even more when Marko said our "rioplatense" accent was his favourite
Love it my culture ! Thanks guys from Texas !
Drooling for the food and those Buenos Aires streets de mi corazón!
I'm in love with you guys. And with your videos.
since discovering your channel, I'm rapidly becoming addicted to watching you guys travels.
thank you for this video. You really kept the atmosphere of this amazing city. enjoy ! great videos
so pretty so colorful..well done Vaga Bros!!!
Go to Uruguay is nice too💙
Laucha es lo mas grande que tenemos! Maestro total!
This is awesome, I've always wanted to visit Argentina so it's great to see a bit of it through your guy's perspective (:
PhanieBby hola hermosa
Come when you want, always welcome here girl!
So glad to see you guys hung out with Laucha ! Locos por el asado , is a great grill cooking channel.
Good photography. It helped you got great sunshine. San Telmo is a wicked cool neighborhood.
El acento español de ambos es genial! Ojalá vengan pronto a Colombia! hay mucho que ver acá!
Congrats on reaching 100k guys, much deserved and hope you hit 200k soon! xx
+It's Lenka thank you so much!!!
Hola hermosa que bonita que sos desde Argentina buenos aires
Guys this is an excellent video! Im going to Buenos Aires in June and you guys really got my hyped upppp!!!
I have always wanted to visit Buenos Aires. I don’t know why. When I was younger I’d always look at the map and have an Argentine flag on my wall. I graduate in June and the past 3 summers I have been working and travelling in USA. I’d love to find a summer job in Buenos Aires next summer.
Do it! I guarantee you are not gonna regret it!
Did u guys go to Tigre in the outsides of buenos aires? you should totally go next time you come! it's full of water roads where u can go by boat to an island (El delta) to spend the day, or camp, stay in a hotel or just drink coffee.
in your way there, there's a neighborhood called "Martínez" that's really beautiful too. it's full of streets surounded by trees and have a lot of things to do. The river is really near, so u can go have a drink with the view in a garden at night, my favorite place in summer or spring nights ❤ if not, u can picnic and drink mate laying in the grass watching the sailing boats go by while enjoying the sun. Of course there are a lot of activities to do: from sailing to skysurfing or even climbing, all this in a place called "Perú Beach".
Como ven también hablo español, este video me ENCANTOOOOOOO!!!! Esos choripanes, chinchulines, todo!!! También me gusta la tripa gorda y la ubre, que ganas de estar ahi!!!!! Beso and can't wait for your next adventure!!!!!!
Hey guys I can't believe you are here in my city! Loved the cool details that you included about it. Welcome and enjoy! :)
I've been to Argentina once, it's such a wonderful city! Unfortunately I forgot to do the meat tasting tour which you guys nailed with the Liam Gallagher lookalike! Haha!
Looking forward to watching part 2!
Can't wait to see the rest of your visit! That club looked interesting! ;)
+Nubianette Indeed it was!
Thanks. Going to BA next week
Enjoy the city!
I love your Chanel man you make traveling look so inspiring
Im going here in May and I’m so pumped! Thank you so much for this history and tour. Greetings from Chicago!!! I want to travel with you guys🤩
Dont know if someone mentioned, is not about a saint, is because, Santa Maria del Buen Ayre, ("Holy Mary of the Fair Winds"), yes, there is a statue of the virgin in Sardinia, but many Andalusian (like the guy who first founded the city) sailors as well as Sardinian sailors were devoted to her and pray to get fair winds to sail. Italians came much later.
Love lots Im from Argentina
Your videos are always awesome, guys! It is amazing to learn more about the places while seeing amazing images like the ones you do!
Hey Welcome to Argentina! Come to Bahia Blanca, This one to 700km in the southern part going to Bariloche, the south of Argentina, La Patagonia.
Bahia Blanca is not a touristic city. Why should they go there?
Amazing seeing my city through your eyes! And as always your vlogs never fail to impress
Glad you liked it! Two more videos coming from Argentina soon!
Gentlemen, you videos are AWESOME! Keep up the fantastic work...please!
You guys inspired my to travel...
Do it! I guarantee you are not gonna regret it!
Another awesome video guys.
The next visit to Argentina, come to Rosario City! (it's located to 300km from Buenos Aires)
Great Video!
+El Spotter Saar sounds good!
El Spotter Saar Que lindo!! Te recomiendo Rosario yo soy de ahí, hay muchos infraestructuras europeas es hermoso a pesar de ser una ciudad chica es muy recomendable!
PD: ame este vídeo tan lindo!!!!
@@jonicentral2146
Bonito
I missed you guys!! Amazing vlog, you guys always bring the culture of the place, it's incredible. Love from Brazil😂💕
love this video. one of the best about Buenos Aires I've seen. i like the Casey neistat touch, the music and the editing. you two are very charming and knowledgeable. and your work is real quality. for the life of me i don't get how come you've only got 162000 subscribers. love your editing and the energy you bring to your videos. life is so unfair sometimes. there are youtubers out there with millions of subscribers and their videos are garbage... . anyhow good luck vagabrothers. take care and keep up the good work.
+chris gomez appreciate this comment Chris. Slow and steady wins the race, chin up! 🙌🏼
love your video ! I'm going to visit Buenos Aires in 2 weeks, exciting ! I love vintage too, can you share name of market with all those pretty old school stuff ?
it's called, Mercado de pulgas :)
I miss Buenos Aires
Guyyss come here in Naples (Italy) loveee you! 😘😘😘😘
Seems like you had really good fun in Argentina.
Aguante Argentina papáaaaa! jajaja soy una nueva suscriptora y me encantan ! muchos abrazos chicos sigan así!
im a new subscriber and i love you guys! and i send you many hugs, keep in that way!
I enjoy vagabro channel, so informative! You know so much about the history and culture in all these destinations. I learned a lot watching your videos! keep up the good work! :)
Can't believe you were RIGHT IN FRONT of my office in San Telmo, guys!!! Gosh, I wish I should have known, so I could have come down stairs and say 'hello' to you!!! By the way, thanks for making and sharing these amazing videos :D
+Jorge Devia El mundo es un pañuelo!
Indeed! Honestly, you guys are so inspirational. Hope to meet you someday in the future, if you ever come back to these Argentinian lands or anywhere else in the world!
Had I known you guys were here I would've invited you to drink some vino! Hope you had a blast in Buenos Aires :)
+Ceci de Viaje maybe next time! Happy travels!
Congrats on 100,000! You guys make amazing content. :)
I was just looking at your traveling essentials video for my july trip to Argentina!! Hope you have a great time! Go to Bariloche!!
Oh man! We were in BsAs at the same time! I arrived the day Uber started to work there. Wish I knew that :p. Would be really nice to meet you guys there :D
8:00 not only because they drink a lot of birra and mate, but also the quality of the products.. they are really organic and fresh products, not like in the USA
Congrats on 100,344 subscribers! That is awesome. Quite right too chaps xx
aaaand you're back! you guys make me sad to be home! hahaaa! love you guys! xo
You guys' vlogs are always so nice to watch! 😌x
Yes indeed; one really big plus is that they know where they are, have some background, language, local contacts and they are down walking at street level so we see ordinary life (even a vegan watching the meaty moments could cope because of the enthusiasm of the meat 'coach' and the setting etc.). As always full marks for an enthralling day spent with two great guys.
Could I get a.possible track list of the music in this episode?! Its so sick! Every beat!!!
Good and nice!
I fell in love with the Argentine guy! ah re que soy argentina. Hermoso video!
Mil gracias Yesica!!
JAJAJAJA me has hecho reír un montón...
Yesica that must suck.
Argentines are descended from all over Europe and all over the world. While Spain and Italy produced the largest number of immigrants, there were also substantial numbers of Jewish (Ashkenazi and Sephardi), Polish, Russian, British, French, Portuguese, German, and American (mostly of British descent) immigrants that came to Argentina. Far more Italians went to Brazil and Argentina than went to the United States.
This is us what I was looking for!
I can't believe you were here! ❤ You are amazing guys!
i loved buenos aires
my fav part of Buenos Aires is la plata because my family lives there :)
Great video & interesting life there ..I shoot huge like for you and greetings from Canada! 😉 😊 😋 😎
You guys are awesome! So close to 100,000!
Great videos, i'm glad i ran into you guys..keep it up
What a beautiful city! I need that coffee + biscuit combo #yummy
x
Sure it is. You should visit....
Buenos Aires used to have a much longer name, as it is named after the patroness of sailors, Nuestra Señora de los Buenos Aires (Our Lady of the Fair Winds), now simply Buenos Aires.
This is the only video i watched from this channel. I subscribed and i look forward to see another video.
It's not 'good airs' nor 'good winds'. It's slang/lunfardo for 'good
vibes'. Thanks for the compliment, haha. It's mostly Italian and Spanish, but
also German, and French, and more. I'm 4/8 Italian, 2/8 Spanish, 1/8
French, and 1/8 Yugoslavian.
Well done, enjoyed it!
nice exploration in BA, congraTS
Hi! I'm from Buenos Aires and a Spanish friend is visiting me soon. I'd like to know which parrilla did "el laucha" take you to, so I can take my friend there. Thank you!!!