Come Here After Going to Buenos Aires Argentina

[@ddicin7759]

One thing i noticed is how stylish everything is. Very tastefully designed spaces down there. I'm impressed.

[@MadferitArg]

@Mongoose1981 es joda? Esos comentarios caen mal. Refinamiento y clase? Seguro q no conoces el verdadero significado d esas palabras..

[@soydelrojo9346]

@Mongoose1981 que vos seas afeminado no quiere decir que todos los argentinos lo seamos. Este tipo de turismo es para gente con un nivel económico alto, y en Argentina tenemos 40% de pobreza. No te da la sangre para ir a una tribuna a mirar fútbol, no tenés hombría

[@eltecnico9541]

@@soydelrojo9346 es pobre pero elegantemente pobre 😂👌

[@el_Contra]

@@eltecnico9541 no es Argentino

[@demonfinn5580]

@@soydelrojo9346 qué querés, que vaya a ver al Bojo que se la pasan silvando a los jugadores todos los putos partidos?

[@creolo7]

(In the last few weeks) I randomly booked my first trip out the US to Buenos Aires for one week. I’ll be staying in Palermo so finding your channel is getting me pumped for my trip in September 🤓

[@titanmode3888]

Men Argentina looks great, i really like the vibe overthere

[@ChasExplorz]

Amazingly clean and organized. Very impressive. Thank you for sharing.

[@giupinkfairy]

Mendocinians pride themselves in the cleanliness of the city.

[@markrush2319]

Yes I visited Mendoza 😊. The snowcapped mountains were awesome 👌. This is what makes Argentina so awesome Mendoza is completely different from Buenos Aires and also you can take a very short side trip to Santiago Chile 🇨🇱 😀.

[@tleevee62]

Definitely took it to another level with Mendoza, vino tasting and olive oil. You BOUT to make me revisit Argentina, but SA has many places to see. Keep on exploring !!

[@Dquevednyc]

great video, Mendoza looks great

[@ANGEL-bp7ec]

Bienvenido. Saludos desde San Rafael - Mendoza

[@spartacusthegladiator4755]

Warm regards Sylvester, I'm a new subscriber to your channel. I am following, when I can, your adventure in Argentina. Mendoza seems a less chaotic and welcoming city. The tour in the wineries and oil mills increased my cultural background on those products. I think what we have seen in this vblog is some of influences in the argentinian gastronomic culture inherited from Latin Europe, in this case, I assume it is Italian or / and Spanish.

[@GENDEMA]

Ahhh Mendoza, cuánta belleza, amo mi país. QUE BUENO que hayas podido visitar una de nuestras tantas hermosas provincias. Espero que lo hayas disfrutado muchísimo.

[@murray9807]

Siempre entrevista tremendas minas el Sylvestre. No es ningún gil.

[@jameelmohammed4995]

Another great video Sly! I've been a longtime follower, you're travel and curiosity about other cultures and how the rest of the world lives is amazing and exciting to see. Keep up great content bro

[@marcosescudero4611]

Welcome to my city!! I hope you are doing so well!!

[@houmatthew]

Great video.....Mendoza has always been on my bucket list.

[@alexgattas]

Thanks for visiting my hometown, you did a great job of showing the natural beauty. And your Spanish is good enough to live there.

[@coolbrezze67]

Nice! Great video Sly. Keep them coming

[@jerrygarcia4390]

My first look at a place I need to visit thanks to you 👍

[@arielanibalpastura8137]

El gordito es el Maradona de los vinos 🤣🤣🤣👍😁.. Saludos desde mar del plata argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷😌😌😌 Greetings from mar del plata argentina 🇦🇷😌👍

[@shilmanmartin]

Mendoza it's the only city I would live other than Buenos Aires In Argentina.

[@Ignaciomertz7470]

Porque no conoces Rosario, Bariloche, Cordoba, Mar del Plata...etc.

[@dogoargento8021]

@@Ignaciomertz7470 Son gústos personales !

[@shilmanmartin]

@@Ignaciomertz7470 si. Fui a todas. hermosas. Pero para vivir y tener una vida social y un balance entre naturaleza y ciudad. Podría elegir Mendoza. Mardelcplata capaz que tmb

[@danielmino1690]

what about Cordoba? to me it's prettier than Buenos Aires

[@giupinkfairy]

​@@shilmanmartinMendoza es muy bella para visitar, pero es un bodrio para vivir y carísima a comparación con otras provincias. A TODO le suman el precio de los fletes

[@analezcano2018]

Mendoza es una de las provincias más bellas de Argentina, pero todas las provincias tienen diferentes lugares muy variados y bonitos, es un país grandisimo y lindo, de norte a sur, de este a oeste, solo se necesita tiempo para recorrerlo, el sur es un espectáculo, sus chocolates, gastronomía y su gente muy amable, yo tengo amigos en el sur de Argentina, cosa que si le chifa el moño a Putin, allí es el mejor lugar del mundo para vivir en paz

[@GK-wx6xo]

Looks so chill there

[@faustoargento2603]

If you like to see beautiful women everywhere you have to go to Rosario Santa Fe. In Mendoza it's wine and also beautiful women... if you like partying at night, you have to go to Cordoba capital. If you like landscape, tranquility, beautiful people, you have to go to Bariloche and Patagonia. If you like kindness, human warmth, food and indigenous music, you have to go to the north of Argentina, Salta Tucuman, Jujuy. if you like nature jungle waterfalls you have to go on Misiones.

[@S5Dic09]

how about BA?

[@Heworldwide]

I am saving this for future reference. Thanks

[@19bendunk]

Bro you are the most refreshing authentic guy on KZbin now, il like and subscribe and share.. cheers lad , keep safe!

[@mateando]

Me tocó viajar a la provincia de Mendoza cuando era chico, lo que más me había gustado era el cañón del Río Atuel y el Cerro de la Gloria... y como dato interesante, me había llamado la atención las acequias, no se si en otra ciudad de Argentina hay tantas acequias en las calles. PD: De lo que se ve en los recorridos que hiciste... en cuanto a calidad del vino, carne vacuna y mujeres creo que son cosas de las cuales no nos podemos quejar :P

[@Carolaprieto9023]

Hola. Las acequias fueron b inventadas x los huarpes para llevar e hidratar los árboles y otras plantaciones, ya que Mendoza es desértico. Saludos.

[@sheilakay4138]

Great video. Thank you

[@Kitiwake]

Not a word about the people's friendliness or otherwise.

[@jorgetrejo6705]

nice place. It is the land of wine in Argentina.

[@fabiopena5996]

Sly, I don't know if you are going back to Buenos Aires, but I think you should totally try to watch a football match live (particularly of River Plate). It would be a great experience, even if you don't like football. The vibe over there is what makes it different.

[@dogoargento8021]

Aclaro nuevamente !!! Estadio de River Plate !!!! River Plate !!! ❤😆

[@zorrisho]

Yes, if u wanna experience silence definitely go to the Monumental also called Mudomental.

[@tomboiv1653]

You should take something to warm yourself, or you will get a cold

[@LeftoverPat]

3:20 dat pause LOL

[@madavis1987]

much respect, bro.

[@KMO325]

The Argentine Napa Valley. Mendoza’s vibes look a bit more like South American as oppose to the Little Italy vibes of Buenos Aires.

[@fredfredericks3496]

No, it's not Napa Valley. It's Argentina.

[@mgk284]

Malbec &Torrontes are the main grape variety in Argentina.

[@matig]

If you are still there, go to Chandon (you'll love it if you like sparkling drinks)

[@jamilarichards9790]

Hey Sly! Do you mind sharing what you pay for rent here and especially in B.A?

[@mrhaha1980]

Great video!!!

[@ipluvs]

“Ooooh” lol

[@samuhka]

The Wine Capital of the World.

[@michaelcooke8665]

Hi sly what's the cost of living in Mendoza compared to Buenos Aires?

[@shilmanmartin]

Cheaper for sure. I'm from Buenos Aires. Expect a 30% 40% difference

[@michaelcooke8665]

@@shilmanmartin holy Christ F#$K hahaha that's awesome I've heard a lot of great about both cities but I've heard Mendoza has better weather and the people are less stressed healthier and happier but I'm I'll bet that's not 100% accurate.

[@shilmanmartin]

@@michaelcooke8665 definitely cleaner. People are less on a rush, cheaper, of course you don't have the things that Buenos Aires can offer you on a daily basis. It depends on what you looking for. Mendoza it's more nature and peaceful.. Buenos Aires is city and noise

[@soydelrojo9346]

@@michaelcooke8665 is much more quiet and small than Buenos Aires but still is pretty large. The city of Mendoza + its metropolitan area have around 1 million people (with the city of Mendoza being the main one of the aglomeration and having most of the commerce and services, but having only about 130.000 people, while the other 870.000 live in the metropolitan area). On the other hand, Buenos Aires + its metropolitan area have around 15 million people (3 million in the city of Buenos Aires and 12 million in the metropolitan area), it's the second biggest urban aglomeration in South America, only behind São Paulo.

[@michaelcooke8665]

@@soydelrojo9346 cool thanks do you know anything about Cordoba or mar del plata?

[@horaciosanchez7947]

They were referring to you as number 23 for Michael Jordan, may be you look like MJ!

[@curtflirt2]

How were the wines, which ones did you like, which one was your favorite, put those things in the videos?

[@blkhamtv]

I guess they don't see ppl filming that often lmao.. peace Sly

[@Heworldwide]

😂😂😂 you threw in the *pause disclaimer

[@malthus101]

lol... I am going to find out from an Argentinian what exactly was said in that... " encounter"!

[@tincho6353]

what encounter?

[@malthus101]

@@tincho6353 where's he's walking on the street and the lady hugs him

[@malthus101]

@Federico Sánchez thank you! It seemed to me, that the man dancing was making sex moves, teasing the lady that she wanted to have sex with Sly!

[@Calipeixegato]

@Federico Sánchez Interesting. I thought the gyrating guy was implying that Sly and the woman should hook up, illustrating to Sly what he should be trying to do with the woman. Or that she stopped him because she liked what she saw and wanted to get some of him, lol, so they were joking around about it and tried to embarrass her. But I mean, let's be honest...she knew exactly what he was carrying and that he was taking video with his phone. A cell phone with a camera is not new technology, lol. She just wanted a reason to stop him to see what's up, lol!

[@topmeoff]

First of all, if you scramble your eggs with olive oil ….Your weird af😂

[@spartacusthegladiator4755]

Are you not thinking of vblogging about Afro-Argentine culture and inheritance. It could be educational and interesting, too. I read they have contributed a lot, in many sense, writing the history of the country and yet are always marginalized by the country's status quo, fom colonial era till now a days.

[@eltecnico9541]

According to a 2018 study, Argentines are made up of 65% Eurasian, 31% Amerindian and 4% African. It is believed that there are approximately 2.5 million African descendants, however only a small part would have some trait that would identify them as Afro, this is very likely due to the enormous racial mixture that occurred in the past

[@eltecnico9541]

Mitochondrial analysis reveals that at least 56% of the population of Argentina has some Native American ancestry. The most likely explanation is that 5 centuries ago the Spaniards had children with native women, giving rise to those known in Argentina as "Gauchos", who later had children again with the great European migrations. Currently the Argentine culture is a mixture between the Spanish and the Italian

[@spartacusthegladiator4755]

@@eltecnico9541 thanks for your statistical informations, but alas! I am not a big fan of statistics because they depend on so many factors such as which methodologies were used to gather informations. However, i like to observe reality and what i perceive is that the so called " minorities " have no say at all in social, political and economic life and yet their ancestors had contributed, even with blood, for a better country. Argentina is supposed to be a democratic country.