No compres pan dulce embasados de supermercado, no valen la pena, busca fresco de panaderia o alguien que lo haga casero, los embasados son de terror llenos de quimicos conservantes, para eso un pan comun le pones azucar y ya queda dulce :) y clases no creo que necesite, habla argentino perfecto

I have never been in New York but from the movies, i remember that there is some "magical" time or scene that you have snow everywhere etc, but here as is Summer and somehow that "magic" changes Jjjajaa but we celebrate Chistmas with family and friends, eating and drinkin champagne or fernet. i hope you have a nice time here.

Pro Tip: You should define what a DNI is before repeating it over and over and talking about it forever. You're welcome. And if I were you, I would be very, very careful with Max while walking with him. I would carry him once it's time to cross.

I was about to say: That's arroz chaufa!!!! hahahahahahaha Spent 6 years in Lima (Peru) and now here I am in Buenos Aires! Try buying aji-no-sillao in Villa Crespo or Abasto (peruvian soy sauce), that's the cheap and best soy for chaufa (and a good salsa de tamarindo/sweet & sour sauce too)

You DEFINITELY have to go to De Sillas Christmas Village in Zona Norte. It's exactly what I imagine when i hear Winter Wonderland. Look it up in Google.

Yo soy Argentina y también me voy a mudar solita. ¡Cómo mujer es hermoso ese sentimiento! No hay mucha decoración pero hay personas amables que te hacen sentir bien incluso si estas en otra ciudad o en otro país. ¡Ojalá puedas disfrutar!❤️ ☕🍮🍫🍰

The Christmas season, I think, is the only time when it is preferable to be in any other country. There's not much of that feeling around here. 😕

In Argentina we don't tend to decorate that much, our traditions rely more on the family gathering and comfort food. Our celebration is more similar to those of Italians and Spaniards because we descend from them.

SI extrañas NY te recomiendo un explorador de NY con transmisiones en vivo todos los dias, y especiales de navidad, es Action-Kid. Es verdad sobre la navidad en Buenos Aires, creo somos de los paises menos catolicos, junto a Uruguay, y menos apegados a las manifestaciones religiosas. Saludos !!

Hi< I recomend you to spend a sunny day in Puerto de Frutos, in El Tigre!

I kind of relate to you Chanel, but in an opposite way because I'm Argentinean and currently living in London and dealing with a rainy and dark winter is not easy for me. I was born and raised in Buenos Aires, I miss my family and friends and the summer sunshine at Christmas haha, great video, I wish you the best Christmas possible guys!

Do complain about “Ny magic”case in my case I miss the “BA magic”

On fridays you should go to Coto, it has a 25% discount on all your purchase and some other pretty good deals too.

5:50 sí, para mí está perfecto ir con esa remera! Además creo que buenos aires es una ciudad en la que te podés poner lo que vos quieras

Hey there amiga if u want the best facturas and sweet masses ever well, u must to go to the "Boulevard Cordoba" bakery. That's in Cordoba and Mario Bravo corner. Believe me You won't regret it. Cheeeeeers! PD: "Sweet masses": Is that a proper expression in english?.

For Christmas people get together on the 24th and they wait till midnight and they celebrate it as if it were the New years to all this during the day they were eating and drinking... It's hot a lot of people are outside

Gracias a Dios nunca tuve ese problema de vecinos molestos pero si eso viven en tu edificio o lo puedes denunciar anónimamente viene la policía y les hace bajar el volumen

Te abrazo ❤pronto veras a tu familia❤🎉

Te felicito muy bien en verano a los perros se le da agua heladera así está bien fresquita❤❤

Hello! Now is more easy to buy from outside and pay with variety of virtual wallets and debit cards.

Hi, next time try to go to "Plaza Seeber", its a Xmas Fest form the Gobierno de la Ciudad. PS: opens at 15:00, the down side, its crowded, go early.

Please try the "Don Satur" Pan Dulce Brand. It's most Argentinians favorite brand and it has a good price!

If you wash eggs, you need to refrigerate them. If you don't wash them, you don't need to refrigerate them. They don't add preservatives, they remove the natural ones by washing them in the US.

what is a dni and why would i need it to buy things explain your self

There is a Store called Alparamis that is the most Christmasy place you will find in BA. You should check it out.

OMG aparezco en la portadaaaaaaa

General rule of facturas, when they are covered in powdered sugar they taste awful, it's usually a factura from the day before, covered in some sugar and with some filling to cover the taste

If you like pan dulce you should try the bauducco panettone. Its sooo moist you are going to love it.

Christmas in Argentina is bigger when it comes to spending time with loved ones. Not so much how it looks on the outside.

hi! You have to go to La kitchen, a café in the Saavedra neighborhood, it's the best ☺️ and you can then chill for a bit in parque saavedra which is really close and have some Bolivian empanadas un Tay Tay which is near by too.

2:42 nope, we do not have much of a Christmas spirit. I've spent a couple xmases in the US, and one in Germany, so I can really tell the difference. Have a nice holiday, though. Feliz navidad!

hey there, so there are a few xmas events like what you were looking for the one i know the most is the one for the Hungarian comunnity in Olivos, they do it every year, beside that a lot of malls have a santa to take pictures with, and in san Telmo you have in Carlos calvo and Bolivar if i m not wrong a church that does european choir and xmas festival too. Also on San Telmo there is an English pub name Gibraltar that every year they do the regular foods like for thanks giving etc, i think that the clash its because its really hot in here for the holidays so all festivities tend to be inside,and what you will see the most is at midnigth opn the 24 tons of fireworks and parties everywhere until dawn

Please, I would love To see more of Max!

In BA you have to go to Alparamis to get christmas stuff, that's THE place.

Comparada a otras ciudades, Buenos Aires no tiene espiritu navideño..pero como te dijeron antes las navidades acá son más familiares. Juntarse desde temprano a cocinar y esperar a las 00 para que lleguen los regalos. No sé en qué fecha fueron a buscar adornos, pero en los bazares chinos está repleto. Sino en el Barrio Chino Y las ferias navideñas en general son para comprar para regalar y no para vender decoraciones. De hecho el año pasado, en mi emprendimiento, hicimos en cerámica un monton de adornos y no vendimos ninguno en la feria 🙃 los terminamos regalando jaja

En Once debe estar lleno de tiendas que venden cosas de navidad.

Hi Chanel, there are apparently a bunch of events for christmas and new year in the city. For example: Parque de la Navidad Plaza Seeber, Av. Del Libertador y Av. Sarmiento. Del sábado 14/12 al lunes 23/12 de 17 a 22. Mercado Navideño: Del 20/12 al 23/12 Navidad en mercados Mercado de Belgrano (Juramento 2527) y Mercado de San Nicolás (Córdoba 1750). Del 12/12 al 15/12, del 19/12 al 22/12 (de 12 a 19), y el 23/12 (de 11 a 19). Intervenciones de luces Planetario, Usina del Arte, Puente de la Mujer y Torre Monumental: del 8/12 al 25/12 (excepto el 9/12). Also the huge BA in plaza congreso will be decorated for the holidays.

<3 MoM is also at Abasto, Villa del Parque and DOT in CABA (i worked at all of those hahah) , but online some times the have the same deals. (escribo re mal..)

I think that our social perception of Christmas has more to do with, in addition to the economy, whether at the moment it is a consumer policy or adjustment policy. 100 years ago, Christmas was a simple family gathering and dinner, then came the Nordic colors and decorations of Coca Cola advertisements, and Hollywood marketing. Now even fireworks are prohibited due to the high decibels of noise, animals and autistic people, etc.

Creo que nuestra percepción social de la Navidad, tiene mas que ver con, además de la economía, si en el momento es de política consumista o de ajuste. Hace 100 años, las navidades eran de simple reunión y cena familiar, después vinieron los colores y decoraciones nórdicas de publicidades de Coca Cola, y el marketing hollywoodense. Ahora ya se prohiben hasta los fuegos artificiales por los decibeles altos de ruido, los animeles y los autistas, etc.

No compres el pan dulce de los supermercados. Te sugiero comprar los artesanales en las panaderías, son infinitamente mejores.

25:32 🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍☺☺ Finally Chanel hahaha I was about to comment that you need to go to Unicenter, always has the biggest christmas tree in the city and years ago (dont know now) there was a santa there and you can give a letter and take a picture with. Hope you have a great week guys!

I'm sorry but it's hard to get very festive with 35C weather. I grew up in Poland where we had White Christmas every year and then moved to Buenos Aires and it's just not the same. Christmas here is asado, fernet and friends and playing in the pool or pelopincho.

Hi! You can buy Christmas ornaments at pottery workshops, there are many in Recoleta and Palermo, I’m not sure about other neighborhoods. They sell little stars and things like that to hang on the tree, many of them are made by the students. If you’re interested in any, let me know and I’ll send you the addresses.

Te mereces todo lo mejor por dedicar con tanto amor a este hobby de hacer estos videos, abrazo!!! Y buena navidad y año nuevo!

A Christmas market or fair does not mean a market devoted to ornaments... It means that it's a market that takes place during this time. Reading a name is not a good guide as to what it is sold or done there. ❤

Thanks, can I ask what visa you are on?

I'm finding your ip if you don't tell

Mantecol is a kind of peanut butter sweet. Once has a lot of Christmas ornaments if you want to get more.

unfortunanately BA lost the Xmas spirit probably at the '80s. People try to escape the city to have family meetings at some relative larger house with garden and "parrilla". The 'north corridor' (el bajo, Retiro, Recoleta, Barrio Parque, Palermo, Belgrano) looks empty those days. About decorations to buy, well, you know, we used to have cute little places popping everywhere but since 2020 online shopping replace it :/