Everyone Warned Me NOT TO GO TO THIS CITY ... So I Did

[@soluciones11s.a.s81]

Como Rosarino agradezco que muestres la ciudad como realmente es, sin ese miedo exagerado que promueven los medios de comunicación porteños.

[@liderdiosdelares]

pero rosario si es peligroso , esta bien que promuevan que es peligroso porque lo es. xddd obviamente que si ya vivis aca ya sabes donde no meterte, pero siendo extranjero es muy peligroso. incluso siendo argentino lo es xd

[@rama8784]

@@liderdiosdelares Si es peligrosa, por zonas, pero lo es. Eso no quita que se exagere la situacion y mas en medios de caba, siendo que ahi hay zonas mil veces mas peligrosas que aca.

[@liderdiosdelares]

@@rama8784 si obvio. Hay lugares como la matanza que son hasta peores que Rosario, pero en Argentina hay lugares muy lindos, y yo siendo Rosarino, prefiero que se vayan a cualquiera de esos lugares a que vengan acá. Al menos hasta que baje un poco la delincuencia acá

[@soluciones11s.a.s81]

@@liderdiosdelares no, rosario NO es peligroso, tiene zonas peligrosas que no es lo mismo. Es como pasa en Los Ángeles, New York, Amsterdam, Paris, etc. pero vos ves el noticiero de bsas y no sabe si hablan de Rosario o de Yugoslavia cuando estaba en guerra.

[@germanreixach2753]

@@liderdiosdelares hay ciudades donde hay robos piraña,secuestros,trata de personas con venta de menores como si nada ,atentados terroristas internacionales,pero el objetivo es ensuciar.,es asi.

[@facucaire3504]

thank you so much for calling them Malvinas, it means a lot

[@BillyMcBook]

escuché cuándo lo dijo, pero no me percate de su acción hasta tu comentario. Un groso el chabón! (y vos tb x darte cuenta y remarcarlo) Abrazo de goool!

[@alejandroschiaretti488]

Como argentino y rosarino, agradezco enormemente que te hayas animado a venir a nuestra ciudad y mostrarla. También agradezco que no hayas prestado atención a la prensa sensacionalista que intenta exagerar los crímenes que suelen afectar a la mayoría de las metrópolis

[@cesarm8944]

A principios del siglo XX las dos bolsas mas importantes del continente eran precisamente las bolsas de Chicago y la de Rosario, ya que ambas regían el costo internacional de los cereales. Esa fue la época dorada de ambas ciudades. Rosario y Chicago están muuyyyyy entrelazadas, tanto en las cosas buenas como en las malas.

[@GarryMikal]

es la verdad! las dos ciudades son como hermanos

[@MisterZealot]

​@@GarryMikal It was also known as the argentinian Chicago back in the day because of the italian mafia that operated here as well. at the same time they did there.

[@juangutierrez4644]

@@MisterZealot yes but the "chicago argentina" name started with the board of trade as the first guy mentioned.. then the mafia happened.. as a rosarino i'm sad that not man people even from here know about that

[@rubenmmacri603]

NADA QUE VER LO MALO DE CHICAGO QUE TIENE QUE VER CON ROSARIO

[@MisterZealot]

@@rubenmmacri603 mi punto es que no es es solo una sola cosa lo que lleva a la denominación, muchas fuentes contemporáneas lo describen así por distintos motivos, la bolsa, el crimen, el crecimiento industrial, etc, ignorar uno u otro factor por no ser agradable o conveniente, es, como mínimo ingenuo, o peor aun, revisionista y conlleva el peligro de olvidar como realmente somos lo que somos y las idiosincrasias y menudencias que nos definen como sociedad.

[@scruwu]

Los rosarinos son re agradables, los critican desde fuera pero no conocen el corazon enorme de el 60-70% de los ciudadanos de esas ciudad... Igual si hay partes feas, pero bueno, en todo el mundo las hay... Que grande la gente de Rosario... Saludos desde Rosario

[@LeaNn140]

Concuerdo totalmente son gente muy piola, los mejores salieron de ahi. Saludos desde rosario

[@claudiodidoli8254]

llevo solo doce minutos de ver el video y no pude contenerme de comentar... hasta acá al menos, debería ser de visualización obligatoria en 3er año de secundaria cuando los estudiantes ven Historia Argentina... en tu relato has demostrado saber mucho más de la historia de la ciudad que muchos de quienes la habitamos... ¡felicitaciones!.. se nota que no eres un improvisado... voy a seguir mirando.

[@GarryMikal]

Muchas gracias para ver y comentar! Me gusta mucho aprender las historias de los lugares que visito. Me interesan mucho

[@claudiodidoli8254]

@@GarryMikal eso se nota querido amigo... ¡éxitos en lo que vendrá!..

[@josefiora]

Soy de Entre Rios, por la costa del Uruguay. Fui unas 30 veces a Rosario y nunca me pasó nada malo, solo hay que tener cuidado por donde se anda y listo. Que bien informado que estas sobre la historia de nuestra región, Urquiza es prócer en Entre Ríos, su casa era muy lujosa y actualmente es un museo. Podrías cruzar para estos lados en época de carnaval, los mas multitudinarios: Concordia, Gualeguaychú y Gualeguay.

[@patriciatubby9642]

También Rosario es la cuna de los mejores músicos (sobre todo roqueros) y humoristas del país. Es verdad la vibra debe ser muy especial ya que dió a luz tantos genios.

[@MegaAnhedonia]

y futbolistas. Actualmente el más grande de todos, Messi, salió de acá, y es semillero de grandes figuras mundiales del fútbol

[@Fartoman]

Thank you for your video defending the reputation of both cities, Chicago and Rosario!

[@GarryMikal]

@@Fartoman Chicago🤜🤛Rosario

[@nunzioroxlo6147]

a couple of observations: 1-Rosario as city (municipality + suburb) reaches 1.9 M inhabitants, and therefore is the second most important in the country, surpassing Cordoba with its suburb by 125 K inhabitants, u will understand it well, since u were in CABA (Autonomous City of Buenos Aires) which has 3.1 M inhabitants, but the real city of Buenos Aires, with its suburbs, reaches 17 M inhabitants. 2-since mid-2023, violence in Rosario was falling moderately, and in these 8 months of 2024 there was a collapse in it, the homicide rate/100 K inhabitants (this is how UNO measures urban violence) is 4.7 homicides /100 K and projecting 12 months 2024 is in the order of 5.9/100K, lower than the US average which is 6.4/100K, and as relevant data: In the last month: THERE WERE NO HOMICIDES IN ROSARIO, finishing with this point: what taxi driver told u was the reality Rosario went through:' there was a "war" between drug gangs, disputing territories in 3 or 4 peripheral marginal neighborhoods and in those places violence broke out, the entire rest of the city, more than 95%, didn't suffer that crime wave, these days the city is so safe like the rest of Argentina. and as a detail, for those who still don't know ROsarior: as result of having been just a hamlet until the mid-19th century, Rosario lacked Spanish colonial architecture, so when hundreds of thousands of Europeans arrived they built the great city with their European architectural styles of that time: beaux arts/academicism-art nouveau /deco, just like Buenos Aires (in the case of Buenos Aires, like Paris, was demolished to be rebuilt with those those Parisian styles), that's why: Rosario, along with Buenos Aires/La Plata, r the unique "European" metropolises not just in Argentina, but in the rest of the continent (Montevideo in Uruguay and Quebec in Canada r also "European: , although to a lesser extent) Rosario is then the metropolis most similar to Buenos Aires and allows u to have a relatively similar style of life, although at much lower prices.

[@GarryMikal]

It really has a very interesting history

[@dalerojo2.091]

​​@@GarryMikal Rosario is the 3rd largest city in Argentina as you told in the video, not the 2nd (that is Córdoba), don't listen this guy, he is in every related video writing the same lie like a maniac.

[@claudiomaxl]

@@dalerojo2.091 u r a maniac rejecting offical data (census 2022), confusing a municipality or department as a city, when a city includes both a municipality and its suburbs, if that goes against your conviction, it;s ur problem I was clear, when giving the example of Buenos Aires, an example that I cite because it is known by everyone, while the municipality of Buenos Aires (CABA: Autonomous City of Buenos Aires) has 3.1 M inhabitants, the city of Buenos Aires reaches 17M inhabitants with its suburbs,

[@claudiomaxl]

@@dalerojo2.091 u r a maniac rejecting offical data (census 2022), confusing a municipality or department as a city, when a city includes both a municipality and its suburbs, if that goes against your conviction, it;s ur problem I was clear, when giving the example of Buenos Aires, an example that I cite because it is known by everyone, while the municipality of Buenos Aires (CABA: Autonomous City of Buenos Aires) has 3.1 M inhabitants, the city of Buenos Aires reaches 17M inhabitants with its suburbs,

[@claudiomaxl]

@@dalerojo2.091 u r rejecting offical data (census 2022), confusing a municipality or department as a city, when a city includes both a municipality and its suburbs, if that goes against your conviction, it;s ur problem I was clear, when giving the example of Buenos Aires, an example that I cite because it is known by everyone, while the municipality of Buenos Aires (CABA: Autonomous City of Buenos Aires) has 3.1 M inhabitants, the city of Buenos Aires reaches 17M inhabitants with its suburbs,

[@franciscoloncq2820]

Great video Garry! I must say that your knowledge about Argentina's history really surprised me. First time I see a vlogger being so invested into my country's past and how it is related to the current landscape of the cities. Much appreciated! Hope you keep exploring many other cities here! Keep it up!

[@GarryMikal]

Thanks for watching! Yeah I'm always interested in the history of the places I visit

[@patriciatubby9642]

Rosario es considerada la Chicago argentina no solo por la gran ciudad que es, si no por su historia en común, ya que, en la década de los 1920 - 1930, fue la sede de los jefes de la mafia italiana (como Al Capone). Juan Galiffi (Chicho Grande) y el Chicho Chico. O Agatha Galiffi (hija del Chicho Grande) que era llamada La Flor de la Mafia son uno de los personajes que dominaban ese momento. Vean el Film "La Mafia". Felicitaciones Garry por lo explicativos y bien fundamentados que son tus videos!

[@GarryMikal]

Gracias para la buena informacion. tratare a encontrar esa pelicula

[@user-xu3bg7zh9c]

Tambien en Rosario operaba a principio del siglo XX la Zwi Migdal, una mafia de Polacos judios que estaban en el tráfico de personas. En ese momento habia linchamientos contra los judios en Europa, y estas mafias se aprovechaban de la gente que quería escapar a América y luego forzaban a las mujeres en la prostitución. Rosario al ser una ciudad portuaria y un gran centro economico, se convirtio en la zona de los burdeles por esos días.

[@juangutierrez4644]

@@GarryMikal actually no.. it was first considered the chicago argentina because of the importance of both boards of trade.. then the mafia happened and unfortunately this last thing is what most of the people remember

[@nickobulla1]

Hola amigo!, tengo 68 años y desde que era niño, a Rosario se le decía "La Chicago Argentina", por lo menos es lo que yo escuchaba aquí en Buenos Aires. Muchas de las características de esa ciudad que describís en el video, la han hecho muy industrial en su momento, pero ahora es el centro argentino del comercio agrícola. El precio de los granos se fija en Rosario ya que su puerto (fluvial de gran calado) es el de mayor movimiento de exportación de granos. Justamente por su ubicación, Rosario ha sido elegida para la radicación de "bandas de narcotraficantes" que importaban y exportaban estupefacientes. La gran inseguridad de los últimos 20 años (asesinatos), fueron "ajustes de asuntos pendientes" entre ellas, hasta que empezaron a matar (a través de sicarios) a personas inocentes y ajenas al tema, solo para extorsionar a las nuevas autoridades y demostrar "su autoridad". Existen procesamientos, declaraciones, videos y testimonios acreditando estos hechos. Afortunadamente en los últimos meses, parece haber vuelto la calma a esa ciudad, una de las mas lindas ciudades argentinas. Bueno, espero hayan disfrutado de su encanto !. Un gran saludodesde Buenos Aires !.

[@fernibu103]

No se le decia La chicago argentina por su exportacion, sino por sus crimenes, mafias y narcomenudeo.

[@kamusuaike7942]

Jamas vi a ningun argentino de ninguna provincia usar la palabra "aqui" bue hasta hoy

[@fakanecrofago9931]

@@kamusuaike7942 es muy común en gente mayor, a lo mejor es por eso.

[@geronimotartara4006]

Si, rosario era la nueva chicago porque entre otras cosas había una mafia bastante grande y la prostitución era legal

[@kartermas03]

@@kamusuaike7942 expresarce bien no debería pasar nunca de moda.

[@LaraMagicorld]

Finally someone comes to my city! Thanks for visiting and I hope you enjoyed your stay!

[@juanstarna9353]

You just arrived in the right time. 0 kills over the last month. One year ago it was a complete different situation.

[@DiegoALexis2079]

Because last year the current governor, who has connections to drug traffickers, ordered people to be killed at random to create chaos in the previous government and thus win the elections... Once elected, the violence and murders >"magically"< ended without any arrests...

[@adrianmenet1044]

Have you ever lived in Miami or LA😅

[@paulajacksonbad9219]

Sos de Rosario???

[@paulajacksonbad9219]

@@adrianmenet1044 entonces mentís o sos un libertonto que avala la mentira de la borracha!!! DEJA DE MENTIR, LA SITUACIÓN NO ES DIFERENTE, AYER Hubo OTRO AS3SINATO, LA SEMANA PASADA TAMBIÉN!!! DEJA DE MENTIR LIBERVIRGO!

[@adrianmenet1044]

@@paulajacksonbad9219 no dije que no hay... Baja un cambio, mira si voy a ser libertario jajaja 😂🤣 ni en 💨 pero a lo que apunto es que en CABA también pasa y no hay tanta prensa y en muchos lugares de EEUU es terrible también. El tema es que al hacer prensa solo de que Rosario es una ciudad "pone el adjetivo que quieras" lo único que hacen es estigmatizar y no solucionan nada, solo esconden la basura debajo de la alfombra

[@aliciadelvalle4921]

Pocos KZbinrs muestran tanto detalle... Me gustan mucho los videos.

[@GarryMikal]

muchas gracias para ver!

[@Molitzmosgm]

Great job, great video, very informative. Thanks for coming, hope you enjoyed your stay!

[@AdrianaMurelli]

Soy Rosarina y amo a mi ciudad..es hermosa!!..no dejen de visitarla

[@michelleblois]

Thank you for visiting my incredible city, you are super welcome here! And thank you so much for calling Malvinas to our islands! Now it's my turn to visit Chicago 😊

[@barbingSLEI]

Someone who explained the story so well!!. Congratulations, greetings from Rosario

[@nadine0022]

Thank you for the respectful way that you visit our country.❤ It is very much appreciated

[@daxbusters]

Thanks for the video, Garry. 👏🏼👏🏼

[@Isapolvorita]

Gracias por mostrar con tanto detalle el monumento! No sé en qué momento grabaste esto, pero tuviste mucha suerte de ver el monumento abierto y el río en su mejor momento ❤️

[@pablodrappo1368]

Excelente reseña. Pocos extranjeros son tan minuciosos en la descripción y la estadísitica de mi ciudad. Gracias por visitarnos y si vuelves, te llevo a dar una vuelta por los barrios.

[@paulorosato8741]

Nice video good job man !

[@charly-xp]

Excellent video Garry!! Your cultural background is very extensive, it's fantastic how you give the historical context to the places you visit. You found the twin city to your beloved Chicago!! Greetings my friend!

[@GarryMikal]

@@charly-xp saludos amigo!! Thanks for suggesting this monument it is very impressive!

[@soy.gonzulu]

Yo vivo en Rosario y es literalmente la ciudad más linda que conozco

[@leonelgalasso217]

Tenemos el monumento que es hermoso,tenemos el río,la isla,tenemos el parque independencia que es el parque más grande de la ciudad que se encuentra ubicado literalmente en el centro de la ciudad,tenemos el club mas grande de la ciudad y de todo el interior NEWELLS OLD BOYS❤ de donde nacieron y salieron todas las figuras más grandes del mundo..MARADONA,MESSI..estamos orgullosos de ser rosarinos 😊

[@germanreixach2753]

@@leonelgalasso217 Aun mas importante tenemos un polo productivo,educativo de grado y posgrado y científico de los mejores del país con directa vinculación internacional.

[@KatsukiBestBitch]

es la mas linda... a veces me toca ver y no me queda otra que llegar a comparar con barcelona... a veces me recuerda a barcelona... no hay nada que envidiarle a nadie...tenemos todo .amo esta ciudad.aguante rosario

[@ALF.Argentina]

Excellent review 🇦🇷🤟

[@tncho3765]

As a cityzen of rosario i must say that i really enjoy your video and the way you describe the city, hope you enjoyed the city aswell, wish you the best 💪

[@ungauchoenbolivia5797]

¡Lindo video! Soy de Rosario e historiador. A disposición. Abrazote de este pequeño canal argentino-boliviano.

[@GarryMikal]

@@ungauchoenbolivia5797 gracias para ver!

[@charr0max686]

your explanation of the similarities between chicago and rosario was so interesting! happy to see you enjoying the city man

[@armandofernandez6772]

Hey bro, thanks so much for sharing this video. It's awesome! Yes, Rosario, aka 'The Chicago of Argentina,' is pretty cool, right? It's amazing how many similarities these two incredible cities share with each other

[@fabivideomag]

Muy bueno. Nunca he subido a la torre del Monumento. Es imponente esa vista. Tu español se escucho perfecto.

[@valentinmoyano5528]

I'm more than thankful with you for visiting my city, taking the necessary time to learn, understand and last but not least, explain and spreading the history that emerges beneath it.

[@nicolasciotta1578]

Thanks for showing our city, excellent video.

[@cosmefulanito2001]

Hi Garry, I'm from the south, which is the area where Messi was born (and one of the "most unsafe areas"). It's true that Rosario had very serious problems of insecurity, but its also a great reality that the media took the situation to levels that did not reflect reality. Journalists who treated the subject without the sensitivity that is needed. A large part of these journalists are from Buenos Aires. The conflict between Buenos Aires and the rest of the country has a long history

[@yamilaboukais1307]

Thanks a lot for this video!

[@Luis_Stereo]

Cuando querés ver comentarios de extranjeros para saber que opinan de la ciudad.. y solo encontras puros comentarios de rosarinos lpm kjj

[@PurlJam-o1k]

Looking forward to seeing more from Rosario!

[@nicovzz1795]

you're very well informed for a foreigner visiting from so far. nice job, keep on traveling!!!

[@GarryMikal]

@@nicovzz1795 thanks for watching!

[@LisandroRespaldo]

It's some much pleasure to see people from other parts of the world knowing some much argentinian history. Back in 1930 or so, Rosario was named "the Chicago from Argentina". Actually, there is a book named "Historias de la Chicago Argentina" from the UNR (National University of Rosario). There´s a reason for the shape of the our National Flag. It simbolizes the "El barco de la República navegando el mar de la eternidad" (The ship of Argentina sailing the seas of eternity). Beautiful video! As a rosarino, loved it. Thanks!

[@neivruu]

hola soy de rosario, youtube me recomendo tu video, agradezco de corazon que allas visitado mi ciudad, soy de los barrios bajos de rosario y no es como lo muestran en la television. Muchas gracias por tu visita y espero que mas gente venga a visitarla por que es una maravilla de ciudad.

[@Carolina0873]

THANK YOU FOR SHOWING OUR CITY❤ IT’S A REALLY IMPORTANT CITY AND PEOPLE ARE SO NICE- born there , I grew up in Miami- but Chicago has always been my favorite city in the 🇺🇸 (NOW I get why)

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

Oh man, hearing that churrero cruise by on his moto just brought back a flood of memories for me. I lived in Rosario for almost 4 years. Made so many amazing friends. I’m proud to say that the locals adopted me as another Rosarino, and I think of it as my adopted home to this day. The city also has a reputation for its beautiful women (which is no exaggeration). Rosario still has a piece of my heart. Great summary of the history of the city by the way. (FYI, if you walk south from the park where you filmed you’ll arrive at a large round building that includes an information center for tourists - can’t remember the name - but they have lots of useful information and very useful free folding pocket maps of the city).

[@exentz1020]

Hey Garry! Im from Rosario! We had a lot of homicide per habitant in the last goverment, but the crime was always on the suburbs and outside the center of the city. Since the city is big, u can dodge the dangerous neighboors and it will be a normal city anyways.

[@romang2296]

Rosario citizen here, fortunately my city has not suffered from homicides for over a month now, a record breaker. hope you had a good time here.

[@geomacrouillon9690]

Gracias por mostrar una pequeña parte de mi querida ciudad!!!

[@geomacrouillon9690]

Garry Mikal visit my "barrio", Fisherton! I will show it to you!

[@axelpaff3306]

Rosario is called the Chicago of Argentina but there is not as much crime as they say, it is a good city to live in, Belgrano was the creator of the Argentine flag., nice video , You have to visit the area of Puerto Nuevo, it is the most modern neighborhood in the city, cheers

[@dvaUGUS]

Me salio en recomendados, me gusta que gente como vos muestre no solo nuestra cultura y historia, sino tambien nuestras lindas ciudades y gente. Espero que hayas tenido una linda estadia en mi ciudad. Abrazos

[@AylenAguilera999]

Im from this beautiful city, living in USA about 5 years ago. Thanks for brought this content, You made me feel like in home again. You were super informed about the history even Unitarios and Federales that’s incredible. Again.. thanks for this !

[@gonzazurdo]

Thank you for visiting our beautiful city! Glad you had a nice time!!

[@kartermas03]

Muchas gracias por visitar nuestro pais❤🇦🇷

[@lon9056]

Rosario has the most competitive Hip-Hop scene in Argentina. The best Breakers and MC's practice in that city. If you are good at dancing you should travel to Santo Tome, La Tablada or Roldan and enjoy the talent of the bboys and bgirls.

[@vivianaizquierdo3823]

Muchas gracias por visitar mi bella Rosario y mostrarla con tanta emoción. Gracias! 🇦🇷

[@Dark-xu5zd]

Hey brother! I’m really glad you're visiting our city and that you're so open to experiencing the culture. There's one thing you definitely can't miss, and you're here at the perfect time: the Rosario Central game this Sunday. It's said that we have one of the most passionate soccer fanbases out there, so if you're up for it, it’s an amazing experience to document and be a part of. Take care!

[@ezeleproso6450]

Te fuiste al descenso 4 veces . NEWELL'S ES MAS GRANDE

[@flixx210]

What a beautiful city Rosario is, greetings from Rosario!

[@tenorly]

Wonderful tour as always, Garry. Try to vist the Puerto Norte neighborhood if you can. It's like a smaller Puerto Madero - with repurposed, c.1900 British warehouses alongside modern mid- and high-rises built mostly since 2010. You'll notice there's still new construction going on. That said, I should note Greater Rosario has, since around 1980, been 3rd nationwide, behind Buenos Aires and Córdoba, in both population and economic output - though it doesn't trail Greater Córdoba by much. Happy trails!

[@DanielaM-j7s]

Lovely video! Here you are a new "rosarina" fan ❤

[@GarryMikal]

@@DanielaM-j7s thanks for watching!!

[@rehippie]

Amigo, si todavia estas en rosario y te toca un día de sol, no te podes perder los paradores de la isla, son hermosos. Hay unas lanchitas que salen de la Florida. No te lo pierdas, no te vas a arrepentir! Abrazo!

[@denisebenavento7522]

My beautiful city, i miss Rosario so much...

[@loudpls751]

Rosario is not as dangerous as media portraits it, even in our worst time we were safer that some places in Buenos Aires, the thing is, there is a lot of propaganda to focus on the security issues here instead of the Buenos Aires suburbs

[@GarryMikal]

@@loudpls751 I quite enjoyed my stay

[@Timoteo-qwerty]

You should visit Puerto Iguazú (the city), on the argentine side of Iguazú, even though it may not be as large of a city as Foz de Iguaçu, the falls from there are really beautiful, and especially thw wildlife is way larger than in the brazilian side of the falls

[@NicooAndrees]

"I'm from Rosario, and what that taxi driver told you is the absolute truth. The news gave the city a bad reputation, but what's happening here is the same as anywhere else, even in Chicago, as you mentioned. As a Rosarino, I'm really glad that you had the interest to come and visit my city. I hope you enjoyed it (if you're no longer here, or if you still are, I hope you continue to explore and enjoy it more, it's beautiful 😍🥰). Sending you a big hug, and great video! Thank you for sharing your opinion so that others may want to come and visit as well."

[@punkiwii517]

I was in rosario every month since 2017 (i go to visit my doctor every month) and i never was assaulted, but my mom has a cousin in Rosario and many times she was assaulted, she dont live in a marginal hood, she was assaulted outside of her house, and when she come to my little town she always say that its a different life living in a town or a big city

[@rickypeixoto]

hola Garry!!!! comparto tu emoción y te estoy muy agradecido por tus palabras y tus conocimientos hacia nuestra ciudad que es digna heredera de los valores de la Argentinidad y de la hispanidad. Nuestra historia fue transgiversada para poder hacer de nosotros una colonia mas (obviamente no formal ni declarada) del imperio Británico quien es, hasta el dia de hoy, quienes nos han dividido y dominan, en forma directa o indirecta. Muchas de las banderas que viste en esa ésa galería en el Monumento a la Bandera formaban parte de La gran Nación Hispánica que fue dividida por ése imperialismo británico para poder dominarnos ( la suma de errores propios, y el cambio de la corona en España por los Borbones y el dominio Frances, en la peninsula ) posibilitaron ésa fragmentación que , aunque no no creas, imposibilito nuestro desarrollo que lo sufrimos hasta el dia de hoy. Muchos tenemos, aun, la firme esperanza de recuperar, aggiornada a éstos nuevos tiempos, ésa UNIÓN PERDIDA, para dejar de ser una de las tantas colonias informales del gran poder Financiero Internacional del dinero, y darle dignidad y desarrollo a nuestros pueblos. Mil gracias por tu empatía

[@martinmancini2538]

Thank you for visiting us! I hope you enjoyed your stay 🙌🏼

[@dav.d.]

Rosario es conocida como la "Chicago" argentina debido a varias similitudes con Chicago. Además del comercio de granos y otras similitudes, Rosario a comienzos del siglo XX también tenía a la mafia italiana como ocurrió con Chicago en esa misma época. Estas familias tenían mucho poder y controlaban la ciudad. Estas mafias tenían tanto poder que la ciudad debió ser intervenida por el gobierno nacional para terminar con sus negocios y crímenes. Actualmente, la inseguridad en Rosario es mucho más baja desde que el gobierno de Milei envió fuerzas de seguridad a la ciudad. Me alegro que te haya gustado Rosario. Saludos!

[@robertonunez1085]

I born here in Rosario and live in this city for about 64 years...Love it !! Thank you for visit us, and to share your experience here!!❤

[@GarryMikal]

thanks for watching!

[@silviaarismendi1835]

Thanks Guy ... Flor visiting muy city ... I love it .. yesterday eveni g i was walking arround a this área looked beatiful. ENJOY FRIEND !!!!!

[@natif24]

Amo mi ciudad!! Gracias por visitarla ❤

[@AnaBrunet-o2f]

agradezco que hayas dado valor a nuestra hermosa ciudad,en la que no pasan nimasni menos cosas que en cualquier otro lugar. gracias!!!

[@KevinCollins-c7y]

Hi! Thanks for visiting our beautiful city! Is NOT so dangerous as they say so thank you

[@GarryMikal]

I hope more people can visit and experience it

[@Noramcful]

The flag memorial was intended as a burial monument for Manuel Belgrano. But he had asked to be buried in the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, in the Convent of Santo Domingo, in Buenos Aires City. So his remains are still buried there.

[@verokul1512]

Gracias por mostrar la ciudad tal cual es y no como la etiquetan como peligrosa

[@tubeyou2190]

Very nice video. Thanks! 🇦🇷❤️

[@PCnauta]

We really appreciate that you stopped by, I hope you had a great time, a hug from Rosario, Argentina bro

[@GarryMikal]

@@PCnauta gracias!

[@tobillotorres]

As an argentinian guy from Rosario, I got to say that, most of the news about our city violence is an exageration of the media. I've seen your video and I knew that you weren't walking the city, because you were in just one place: the 25 de Mayo Plaza, The Flag Monument and the River park. This three places are in the same space. There are hundreds of beautiful places in Rosario: the Cordoba Street on the city center, the other parks and plazas all over the city; the Independence Park, the Spanish Park, Alem's Park, the Waterfront that we got all over the Parana River. The violence and the dangerous places of Rosario are on the periphery of the city, but I got to say that is not different to other cities in America with a huge population. I think that in Philadelphia, with all the drugs and hustlers, the violence is so much worst. Rosario is a really good place to living.

[@sailorguy23]

I've heard that Rosario's crime index declined after two malandras left it in 2019. Charli quetti before pacamblis went back to south patagonia leaving a plethora of crimes that goes from tax evasion to granny hit and runs.

[@S32-e8z]

Muchas gracias Garry !!

[@quilmes99]

The only beef this guy gets into is on a plate. Love you Gary!

[@GarryMikal]

🤣🤣🤣

[@NewsImpactToday]

thanks for visit Rosario

[@taniagabrielapaniagua9836]

Muchas gracias por visitarnos. Me emociona como rosarina que ama a su ciudad natal ❤.

[@julm672]

As a matter of fact, Rosario was always called "The Argentinian Chicago". I don't know if you found records of this when you did your investigation about this city so I'm giving you this piece of information. Btw: Liked your vid, so new sub here!

[@GarryMikal]

I didn't know that before visiting, bit it makes sense because of all the similarities. Thanks for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@BillyMcBook]

It´s really nice to see to see my city through someone else's eyes, ...greetings from Rocksario😉💜🤙

[@GarryMikal]

@@BillyMcBook RockStario!

[@Fiorellandia]

Good job🎉

[@ALF.Argentina]

36:03 On your right hand, the great eternal flame sadly closed (temporarily)

[@GarryMikal]

@@ALF.Argentina interesante! Sabes por que estas cerrado? Y a que es un homenaje?

[@ALF.Argentina]

@@GarryMikal seguramente estaría en reparación. Siempre está prendida una gran llama y se ve desde lejos. Te copio una reseña: “Un pedestal sostiene la urna con cenizas de los granaderos muertos en la batalla de San Lorenzo y la llama votiva, símbolo del fuego sagrado de la argentinidad.” Puedes buscar imágenes muy lindas en internet así: “llama monumento a la bandera”

[@romancolaneri3087]

Just repairs, but for some reason it's taking so long... The votive flame inside the propylaeum (that's what the structure of that part of the monument is called) represents thousands of unknown soldiers fallen in battle for our independence. The flame burned eternally... it burned 😅

[@GarryMikal]

@@romancolaneri3087 very interesting, thanks!

[@leonelgalasso217]

Gracias por mostrar la ciudad donde vivo y recido actualmente. ROSARIO es cuna de estrellas,(del cine,la tv,el teatro y el futbol) aca estan los dos clubes mas grandes de todo el interior del pais..comenzando por NEWELL'S OLD BOYS,que lo trajo un inglés y del otro lado estan los escoseses y que le pusieron el nombre de la ciudad luego de haberselo cambiado porque tambien era un nombre en ingles el del club,no solo el nombre,se han cambiado los colores..aca tenemos Rio,no tenemos mar,pero tenemos isla,y una gran vista,tenemos parques,que es donde está cituado uno de los clubes mas grandes de ROSARIO.El parque independencia que se ubica en el centro de la ciudad y es el mas grande de todos,tenemos plazas,lagos,hay una costa al lado del rio por donde se ubica el otro club de la ciudad,arena..un acuario,restaurantes,es lindo Rosario❤❤❤

[@sebmilani8657]

Thank you for coming to my city! Enjoy!

[@vicbernardis]

thank you for showing how beautiful Rosario is, most of the times the bad reputation is given by people who don`t even live or visit the city and just watch the news that shows only the bad stuff

[@ivornoiv]

La corneta del churrero en el monumento😂. Que lindo.

[@GarryMikal]

@@ivornoiv 🎺🎺🎺!!!

[@javier-echezarreta]

I hope you enjoyed Rosario, it is a very beautiful city. Greetings.

[@GarryMikal]

@@javier-echezarreta I enjoyed it very much!

[@jorger2020]

Gran video Garry, para mí es una gran coincidencia también porque conocí Rosario por primera vez a mis 55 años hace sólo un mes, acompañando a mi hermano desde Entre Ríos hasta el Consulado de España para que presentara sus papeles para la ciudadanía española (que casualmente es el edificio antiguo de fachada blanca que se ve cruzando la plaza en 30:40). Llegamos a Rosario justamente a través del puente Rosario - Victoria, y luego regresamos a Entre Rios también por la misma vía. Y como a vos, Rosario me transmitió la misma buena vibra. Saludos

[@rominapuigpinos]

Being from Rosario, I appreciate the thorough explanation and comparison - not many see the city as you picture it in the video. By the way, l had the chance to visit Chicago and was blown away by its history 😊

[@GarryMikal]

@@rominapuigpinos they are both great cities!

[@viton4605]

Saludos desde Rosario, sos bienvenido siempre!

[@FFox98]

If you arrived during March... yeah there you would have experienced it. Past 7pm days after the crimes of the bus driver, the 2 cab drivers and the gas station worker the streets were empty. A lot of fear surrounding everyone me included

[@godno7587]

Que lindo que es rosario!!!. Saludos desde Rosario.

[@makiouvita]

Please, visit San Nicolás de los Arroyos. It's near Rosario, but in the Buenos Aires Province. That city also has a lot of history and beautiful places to visit. It has a theatre called "The little Colón" because its acoustic and beauty is similar to that of the Theatre Colón in Buenos Aires. Also, is a portuary city. And it is the 5th city in population in the Buenos Aires province. It has a tradition not only in History of our nation but also a religious one, because they said there appeared the Virgin of Rosario. There is also the 2nd biggest stell factory of South America, once known as Somisa, today's Siderar. It has 540 square blocks of size. Almost as big as another town.

[@sebastiandetomo2303]

Thanks for coming to my city Garry! but you miss a lot of things!!

[@GarryMikal]

@@sebastiandetomo2303 there are more videos from Rosario coming, stay tuned!

[@DCSinger613]

Fascinating video. Thanks!

[@Poerenn]

Omg are you still here in Rosario?! So many cool places to recommend! Im venezuelan but have been living in Rosario for 6 years now and I like it very much ♡

[@GarryMikal]

@@Poerenn No I already left Rosario, but recommend them anyway and maybe I can see them the next time I visit. Thanks for watching!

[@delfiiselenatica]

Welcome to the best country in the world. Welcome to the beautiful city of Rosario ❤️