Thanks for this video. It was truly helpful.

This was good to hear your perspective I enjoyed your explanation

I definitely admire the fact that you are out there putting your Spanish to the test I took French in high school and I can only remember it literally three sentences, so I really admire that

Thank you!

First here 🔥

I’m finally catching up

Querida Christy: si notaste que muchos argentinos te observaban es por dos razones. La primera tiene que ver con que sinceramente eres una mujer muy hermosa, yo también te miraría, me pareces muy atractiva por tus enormes ojos grandes y rasgados, tus bellos labios gruesos y tu hermosa y resplandeciente piel morena la cual es muy llamativa. También la forma de tus cabellos exóticos me gusta mucho...Sinceramente las mujeres afroamericanas me parecen bellísimas y sensuales, con todo respeto te lo digo. En segundo lugar, quizá mucha gente te observaba en ciertos lugares como la Patagonia porque la mayor parte de su población es mestiza descendiente de indígenas y españoles y solo una minoría desciende de colonos europeos blancos de distintos orígenes, por lo tanto no están acostumbrados a ver muy a menudo personas de raza negra salvo que sean turistas y por eso les llama la atención... Otra cosa: en Buenos Aires hay africanos que han llegado como inmigrantes en los últimos 10 o 15 años, trabajan en distintos rubros como vendedores, algunos comerciantes y también empleados. Esto se da fundamentalmente en barrios como Once (Plaza Miserere) entre otras zonas. Recuerda que como ocurre en las grandes capitales, Buenos Aires al ser mas cosmopolita, no sorprende tanto ver gente de distintos orígenes porque hay turistas de todo el mundo y personas de todas las razas y colores, sin embargo en otras ciudades y regiones del país no es tan habitual ver afroamericanos o asiáticos como por ejemplo en el sur de Argentina. Un cordial saludo!

Very informative friend 29:33 I can’t wait till u go to my country Trinidad 🇹🇹 30:04

So the bus is like the girl on wheels lol because why wouldn’t stop for you guys this hilarious

Great and completed guide to visit this amazing and under rated country! Cheers from Buenos Aires, Argentina 😊

How much is the app? I wanna learn

Hey friend 0:02

I’m American . Have the prices for goods, groceries, restaurants went up since the country devalued their currency. It’s very confusing

the music is slightly too loud but thank you for the info

When you goin back? Ima be there in 2 weeks 🔥

The thing with Argentina is that there were never segregation laws there, so ever since the independence of Argentina when slavery was outlawed, the former slaves and their descendants completely integrated into the local public life, they didn’t disappear or weren’t killed like many foreigners claim… they simply mixed with everyone else (indigenous people, European immigrants, Asian immigrants, and criollos (people that were born in the colonial era). Interracial marriage has never been an issue. And in the first place, the slave population was rather small compared to other countries in the americas, and after the massive influx of immigrants in the late 19th century, you could say the African phenotypes dissipated. So as you said, there’s still some African ancestry inside of many Argentinians, but it has been mixed over and over again throughout the generations, people are mixed but not in the same way as biracial people in the States, maybe you have African ancestry from 3 of your grandparents, but your “pure” African ancestors date to the colonial or early history of the country. As a matter of fact, the very first Argentinian president was an Afro-Argentinian, he was a mulato (which back then meant that a person was biracial, white and black), and less than a hundred years later we had another Afro-Argentinian president. And in our highest denomination bill we have the portrait of an Afro Argentinian woman regarded as the mother of the fatherland die to her participation in the liberation armies. So African people are a big part of our history as you can see, it just not common to see locals with such strong black features, people who look like you are usually automatically assumed to be foreigners, and since most African migrants in Argentina are men, it’s even less common to see black women. The black women that are often seen in Buenos Aires are usually mixed Brazilians or Venezuelans, so they tend to be lighter too. It’s also becoming more common to find Argentinian parents who adopted Haitian children, so I imagine in the coming years as these kids grow up we will become more familiar as a society to see black locals. Anyway, I’m glad you had an overall positive experience, there’s plenty of room to improve, that’s clear, but we strive to becoming a better country not only for us but for whoever wishes to live among us.

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Hi no estàs en Mexico ?

Yeah, I don’t like sitting with people like that especially sitting there close to smell them lol so I know I would not like the train system

The fact that the chargers are different would drive me insane

What kind of job do you do to afford living abroad? 😃

In Spanish it’s pronounced Ar-hen-tea-na

ARɢENTINA