I Didn’t Think Santiago Chile was Like This

I Didn’t Think Santiago Chile was Like This
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[@relicofgold]

I was in Ecuador for a month in 2022. I took 4 days out to travel to Chile. Chile was the high point of the trip. Wonderful landscapes, beautiful and friendly people. It was magical.

[@yerkkvs8478]

Those guys riding motorcycles stealing/commiting robberies are not Chileans but Venezuelans. Just to clarify.

[@WanderingPassports]

They're Colombians, just to clarify.

[@yerkkvs8478]

@@WanderingPassports No, Venezuelans. I insist. Most Colombians integrate very well into the country. People from Venezuela for some reason are just incompatible with Chilean culture.

[@slyslife]

Someone told me they’re called “motochorros”

[@no-knickers-emma1112]

@@yerkkvs8478 Stop with your prejudice against Venezuelan people. You don't know anything about the real world,

[@franciscodiaz5511]

Es verdad. Son venezolanos.

[@mobayguy]

Spent a lot of time in Chile and it's one of my most favorite places to visit. I'd never know such warm hospitality, amazing food, and incredible natural beauty. Lovely country & people.

[@LorenaArcos-rq4kh]

Thank you ❤❤❤

[@TampaPete]

Chile is so beautiful farther south in the mountains. Puerto Varas Puerto Mont. go there!

[@jwb5062]

DONT GO TO PTO MONTT!!!! go to Chiloe

[@stronghold429]

One bit of advise on the Mote con Huesillo bro, try it again when you're thirsty, and the day is hot. Trust me, if you found it good now, when you aren't full, and when your feeling thirst, it is the absolute best thing you can have to hydrate.

[@mikefreaz]

Don't judge guys, No One Told Him Santiago Was Like This

[@cristube72]

Estuve paseando desde Arica hasta Santiago, pasando por la Serena hace unos años. Muy bonito el pais. Regresare a conocer mas. Saludos desde Peru.

[@claudiocerdasepulveda4949]

Hermano si le gusta la naturaleza le recomiendo la Patagonia chilena y si es bueno para caminar las torres del paine te vas a quedar enamorado y querer volver de 🇨🇱❤️

[@hectorsaavedra9071]

Amigo, en Concepción, como dato curioso, los restaurantes peruanos, son muy famosos, hasta donde sé todos sus empleados son peruanos, y para el estallido social de 2019, a pesar que uno de los restaurantes peruanos más grandes de Concepción, está ubicado literalmente a 30 metros del epicentro del conflicto y construido con ventanales enormes, no sufrió ningún daño, en Concepción se le quiere mucho al Perú, no solo por su gastronomía, cultura y amabilidad, sino también por el Monitor Huascar, anclado en Talcahuano, cuidad portuaria hermana de Concepción, aguante Perú!

[@cristianaravena9200]

Welcome to my country! I follow you since you were in Russia, glad you come here

[@diegohidafl]

weennnaaa looooko 🤙

[@TampaPete]

Thanks!

[@slyslife]

Much appreciated 👊🏿

[@oceansong123]

I just lived in Santiago for 4 months and was missing it so opened your video- I don’t know anywhere in the world where you can take a bus from the city center and not go through something sketchy. I am a 52 year old female, lived in Providencia but my favorite neighborhoods to explore, eat, have a coffee, were much less posh, like Patronato, junguy, etc. I walked in so many gritty neighborhoods and fell in love, in spite of the stress of being in a big city. Lots of gringos I knew had their phones grabbed, and if you aren’t extremely aware this will absolutely happen, as well as your purse or backpack, and if you go partying with a bunch of other gringos in Bella Vista you may even get jumped. But I walked everywhere and found so many beautiful spots. Up to the last day I was there I was still discovering. And I am super fascinated by the native cultures and political history. Chile has a lot of soul in spite of the homogenous and somewhat more uptight seeming exterior. The markets and museums, cultural centers, parks, so much good stuff. I would love to go back someday, part of my heart is there. Chile, I miss you💜😭

[@AyahuascaMagic]

bad luck. ive been here 20 years and never seen a robbery. get ur butt up to Avenida Pedro de Valdivia 210, Providencia. and get a sandwich at Fuente Aleman.....OMG dude...soooo good and right next to the metro stop pedro valdiva on red line...get a lomito chacarero!! they have a website too if u look it up,,,have fun in Chile...its amazing here! Pastel de Jaiva was the second plate...soo frkn good

[@georgedickens261]

Amazing what can happen to a tourist on their first day in a country, eg my for first day in Pattaya/Thailand, sitting in a table outside cafe having morning coffee & right there on the road 10'/3m away a man on a moto/motorcycle gets run over by a large truck every wheel ran over the man & moto & the truck did not stop, he were alive for the few mins before the Ambulance arrived...does give a person a heads-up as to what can happen on a more regular basis than where they came from!

[@bvaccaro2959]

Agreed! mmmm

[@KTIIbot]

Chile has changed for the worst since the last 20 years. Thanks to immigration from the north

[@vivalavida173]

It didn’t use to happen and Venezuelan people fled to Chile !!! It was a disaster for Chileans because we were an ultra safe nation

[@sambaion8473]

Mira las noticias en el mundo, por todo el mundo hay bandas delictuales chilenas. Las cárceles de Argentina están saturadas de chilenos que van a robar

[@jodacro]

I really enjoyed this one, Sly. I love it when you invite locals to speak so we hear the dialect. And I love the talk of food. Well done.

[@sidedriver8941]

Around the airport suburbs and city center are known for being “ rough “ those are the areas where lots of immigrants from Colombia and Venezuela are living and settling in

[@bluedeep1707]

Black people in Chile are something new, they started arriving in the early 1990s from Haiti, later from Dominican Republic, Colombia and in the last 5 years from Venezuela!

[@andrescamus1981]

ver en Chile algun negro viviendo acá en los noventa era muy raro, los haitianos llegaron con la Baguellet (2006) y su negociado. Los únicos negros que conocí antes de eso fue Boseaujour ( mitad negro), una periodista Deborah Bailey , y un estacionador de autos que estaba cerca del Liguria que decía que era hijo de Louis Armstrong.

[@santo8389]

Haitians came in 2010 after the earthquake.

[@dannyarcher6370]

"I'm gonna ask them to speak nooooormally." Chilenos: ...

[@websurfer5772]

😄

[@bettyramirez4858]

Les molesta que tengamos nuestro propio idioma. Viva Chile. Educate y toma clases de CHILENO

[@dannyarcher6370]

@@bettyramirez4858 No hay ningun idioma que se llama chileno, weona. Ademas, no hay ningun instituto que lo enseña en Chile porque no existe. Lo se, porque vivo aca.

[@richesmethod]

thanks 4 the walkthrough sly ..i will be in santiago chile for the new year and this is great 4 my research

[@tomtom9184]

The accent reminds me a lot of southern Spain.

[@lula4148]

Andalucia is a big influence on the chilean dialect

[@Tedvon-elbardo]

Andalusian accent + mapuche, quechua and basque words = Chilean spanish.

[@Bodhi_Sant]

Nah man, it's alright that you showed the "not so fancy" part of Santiago. It's still part of our culture and even if it's often left out or looked down upon. Love that you kept it in the video.

[@joseleon2082]

Muy original tu presentación de Santiago, te felicito, te esperamos pronto

[@websurfer5772]

Espero que él también regrese pronto a Chile. ¡Qué lugar tan fabuloso! Parece que en un futuro próximo se abrirá un restaurante llamado Frida Kahlo.

[@rexx9496]

I went to Chile in 2009. As a black American guy, I was stared at like an alien everywhere. Back then, there were no Haitian migrants yet so almost no black people existed in Chile. I traveled from Santiago, Valparaiso, Vina del Mar, San Fernando, La Serena. Valle de Elqui, San Pedro de Atacama. I think the whole trip I saw maybe 4 other black people. So we were a very rare site and the stares started to make me very self-conscious everywhere. Maybe it's different now. I also met a very dark and tall black British woman of Ghanaian ancestry who went to Chile and said she didn't like it because of the constant staring that made her uncomfortable. I still had a good time though and think Chile is beautiful and met some nice people.

[@wnorforaneo9821]

yes man, we are used to black people now because theres been a flood of venezuelans, colombians and dominicans so it is normal to see them everywhere.

[@Tedvon-elbardo]

Lmao, I used to live in santiago and the first black person I saw irl was when I was around 13 years old and I was in Brazil, it was a shock to me tbh.

[@rexx9496]

@@Tedvon-elbardo Yeah, a lot of people gave me that look, especially in small towns. Even in the Santiago airport. I started feeling self-conscious everywhere.

[@Tedvon-elbardo]

Well Chileans arent racists, they are more xenophobic than racist. For example Haitians are liked while being full black and Venezuelans being only partially black (and others being just like the average latino mestizo) are strongly disliked because of strong cultural differences and other stuff. So the people was just curious I guess.

[@emiliomiranda2408]

@@rexx9496 as a chilean i am sorry to hear that, effectively now with Caribbean migration we are more used to see people of different skin colors but we are still a very racist society even among ourselves, with discrimination negatively affecting our indigenous people and their descent. consequences of colonialism that remain today

[@fabtheman4693]

I'm sorry but there are no "normal" accents in spanish, accents are very different in almost every spanish speaking country.

[@mariluvz8007]

Chile uno de los países más lindos de AMERICA

[@livingmydreamtrading4824]

Was in Santiago during their Independence day and had a nice time. Most businesses and restaurants were closed but the people I encountered were pleasant. I travel quite a bit and what i’ve learned is every city has that do not enter zone unless you from there. No different here in the states.

[@emiliomiranda2408]

it may be interesting to notice that the first neighborhood you went to is characterized for the presence of Palestinian and Libanese people and their descendants, so that's why there are Palestinian flags around there 14:18 and they sell arab food! we had massive Palestinian migration in the past century and their descendants have an important presence in the political and economic areas now

[@christiancastro2442]

Top things about chile that makes it diferent !! 1 most slangs of all countries ! Its about one- third of spanish language 2 its independence day on sept 18 ..a whole week of BBG- ASADO culture 3 sarcastic, funny even bullying humor .like name calling 4 cool friends 5 cafe con peirnas .coffee with legs ..miniskirted women serving coffee at cafes ! there are a lot of them in santiago 6 organilleros and back drum playing -dance cool 7 mote con huellillos on summer and sopaipillas on winter .sopaipillas are oil fried bread with that orange squash ! Very good 8 valparaiso port city unique in the world

[@hilariowilson5570]

Differences in Spanish spoken in our various countries, is no different than the difference between English spoken in Massachusetts or New York or the South or Texas or even the UK and Australia. Even within the same countries there are regional differences, it’s not rocket science or something insurmountable. De nada!

[@igguilloda4383]

no, the differences are greater in spanish. the differences between iberian spanish and american spanish are far greater than those between the US and the UK, for example.

[@francogolde38]

​@@igguilloda4383por qué la gramática del español es muy superior a la inglesa que es muy básica , pero aún así se logra entender el Español de todos los países independientes de sus jergas

[@blackmantis3130]

Not true

[@andrescamus1981]

@@francogolde38 Lo que nadie dice de Chile, es que se enseña castellano tradicional en las escuelas; ahora que despues los jóvenes o diferentes clases sociales inventen maneras de hablar, hablen con obscenidades , con vocabulario ordinario y de pocas palabras, eso es uno problema de cada uno, este es un pais libre. Pero todos saben que están hablando mal. salvo los muy ordinarios e incultos ( léase "flaites" ) esos no saben o no les importa. A los extranjeros les llama la atención y creen que hablar asi es normal, o creen que todo Chile habla así. Wrong

[@andrescamus1981]

​@@francogolde38 Ahora Franco, no hables sandeces con respecto a la gramática inglesa o española, si la gramática inglesa fuera ordinaria no existiría Shakespeare, Oscar Wilde, J. K. Rowling, J. R. R. Tolkien, and so on

[@DominiqueVictoriaa]

I forget I have to eat before watching your videos. Chile is gorgeous!!!

[@valiente252]

For being in Chile for a short span of time you hit some great places! Specially with the food! Your commentary is really good because you have that real American take on things and have a great spirit while exploring around! Kudos on your Spanish, it appears you did very well in Spanish class and thus made Chileans easily understand you!

[@NecroCrafter]

Usually vendors speak super fast with lots of slang, sometimes young people too. It is variable i guess but they try their best to speak more neutral and slow with foreigners. Also try artesanal icecream 👍🏻.

[@classics39]

OMG. I must go there. That food....

[@bernardodiaz7390]

The commercial area that you show in the video and where you bought your sweater is "Barrio Patronato", very famous for low prices on clothing.

[@jaimetabilo2005]

As a Chilean, I understood 100% of what that man said haha! He didn't say any slang phrase/word at all, I think.

[@deborahdor8909]

Congrats, you know the different skin about Santiago, most popular, and middles class too, but chilean patagonia and Torres del Paine National Park is really amazing, be prepared four seasons in a one day, enjoy it

[@Rootsjunkies]

Que buen video hermano !! ..Sabes !! Me gustaría que los platos chilenos tradicionales se hicieran mas conocidos en estados unidos... Son platos excelentes.... Que disfrutes tu aventura !!!! Chile es muy hip hop !! Recuerda eso !!

[@websurfer5772]

This was radical! What a great trip. I hope you come back soon. Mote con Huesillo: Peach and Barley drink ~ As soon as spring starts in Chile, you can find little carts selling this traditional drink on the streets, wheat berries with dried peaches, or Mote con Huesillos, a little like the Aguas Frescas in Mexico. It is very filling and a terrific snack if you are sightseeing. ~ chileanfoodandgarden 21:04 - Frida Kahlo Restaurant 21:07 - Frida Kahlo on the wall in white paint - You zoomed right past both of these. 21:18 - Dude with pink feathers in his hair - maybe you could have interviewed him.

[@WilliamMcalpine-b5i]

Thanks for the tour man! Headed to Santiago in 2 weeks:)

[@SolcitodeVerano]

Porotos con mazamorra, porotos con pilco , pastel de choclo, humitas, y el mas autóctono nuestro es el Charquicán. El mote con huesillo hay que tomarlo con calor nosotros lo amamos bien heladito y con hambre porque es llenador. Para comer buenos mariscos debes ir a la costa te recomiendo ir a Constitución en la séptima región al final del camino donde está la caleta de pescadores ahí se prueba platos buenos y económicos y ayudas a las familias de pescadores de la zona

[@relicofgold]

Dude, if you do not get to the Andes and to the coast, you are blowing your visit. Valparaiso (called Valpo by locals) area + Temuco/national parks in the Andes are good trips, although Valpo is disappointing because it needs work, like an injection of a billion dollars to retrofit the decaying old city. I guess you are not getting to Patagonia, but that's a trip in itself. I landed in Temuco and of course knew zero Spanish, so I showed a taxi driver a picture of the trees I wanted to see (araucaria auraucana, or monkey puzzle trees, around since BEFORE dinosaurs) and he drove me straight to a lodge in the mountains.The lodge concierge found me a tour off-season (winter) of the trees in the Andes. Spectacular.

[@reinori8322]

First time YT has offered content from you Sly. I think I will like traveling with you.

[@exequieltroncoso7485]

We are the best Chile´s country... Greeting from Santiago, Bagdad...

[@felipegonzalezfune2919]

I'm chilean and I can understand your english easily, but here is people form other countries whose english is very difficult for me, I can barely understand a few words (for example, people from the UK)

[@DDwyer-k6u]

Sly, Keep showing us the real real countries. Not just the touristy areas

[@andrescamus1981]

Yes, unfortunately Santiago Centro is not like it was a few years ago; 1.5 million immigrants in the last 7 years can change parts of the city very quickly. 😒

[@vjerez1149]

tbh there's no "tourist areas" in Santiago like Europe or NYC.

[@MartyLeonXIIIGaming]

Nice video man! First time you came across my feed, probably because you went to my home country. I hope you had a good time and were treated with respect, some black folk might get mixed results in Chile, I hope you didn't get any of that.

[@relicofgold]

The word you're looking for is "ARTICULATE".

[@Alexmndt]

Right now is summer in Chile… it’s the Southern Hemisphere.

[@SolcitodeVerano]

Si quieres ver la cordillera bien en el mall Tobalaba en la comuna de puente alto o en plaza egaña o Florida center podrás tener una vista privilegiada de la cordillera de los andes y la costa por los estacionamientos que están arriba

[@Javy_Valen_Tain]

Hope you show us your hometown, Sly! 🎉

[@Yucaste]

The price of the bus and the subway is not 2 dollars, it is 800 pesos, at today's exchange rate 0.90 dollars. Regards

[@andrescamus1981]

Para ser mas exactos: Horario bajo: $690 Horario normal: $770 Estudiante: $250 Adulto Mayor: $350

[@TampaPete]

I would love to show you around Chile. I’ve been all over that country from La Serena down to Puerto Mont. You will always go back.

[@ardidsonriente2223]

Its very funny that after the Mercado Central, you walked a lot through Patronato, one of the most asian neighborhoods in the whole city. No doubt one of the greatest points to visit, specially if you like Korean food like me, but not totally representative of the vernacular Chilean culture.

[@WanderingPassports]

You forgot to say that it also the most expensive country in LatAm

[@federicoxxx.jjjh.f2sss348]

It's not, uruguay is much more expensive

[@hectormolina8940]

Que mentira viejo, acá los chilenos vivimos lo más bien👍

[@dicerosautismambient4894]

It is suppose to be the most developed country.

[@ildepaiva2684]

País lindo

[@YouVsTheSea]

I agree that the route from the airport is really depressing, I don't think anybody enjoys it. Some areas of Santiago have really worsened in the last 6 years due to different reasons, and I think the center of the city is no longer what it used to be in terms of security, cleanliness, and basically the number of food carts or street vendors is now crazy. For these reasons, it is better to go to places like Providencia, Ñuñoa or Las Condes (just because they're a little safer and less crowded), or even better go to Southern regions or quieter places. It's a shame that things have changed so much, but I hope you've managed to enjoy your trip regardless.

[@flexx7543]

Condes and Providencia essentially sanitized upper class municipalities where someone like him would raise eyebrows just walking down the leafy residential streets, parks or glitzy business highrise blocks and malls...every major Latin American city has those, nothing special in Santiago's really.

[@ClaireandNanami]

I don't think that was fog. It was smog (air pollution)

[@Actlikeyourdreams]

❤❤❤ Cheese that. Cheesy food looks yummy 😋👌 God bless stay safe n Jesus name Amen ✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️

[@DiogoAndre-dy1eq]

O sol daí é de rachar, misericórdia, até no inverno o sol queima a pele de uma forma descomunal. Aconselho vocês irem pro interior do Chile (puntarenas) por exemplo, clima ôtimo, mas friozinho e agradável.

[@Loutrec]

Guys, SANTIAGO, NO BIG DEAL, its like any other big city. If you really want to come by for the special stuff, visit San Pedro and Torres del Paine.

[@mariaeugenia2436]

Is there any difference , talking about safety, between Montevideo and Santiago? Which of the two cities would you choose to live if they were the only two places left in the planet?

[@1JJONES]

I was there 11 months ago. Watch out for phone snatchers, they got me, but i heard about them and they got my old 8 plus. By the way, a lot of people confuse the words "theft" and "robbery." Robbery has to involve the threat of or actual violence.

[@Agustin_R]

How did they steal your phone? Just curious because I’m Chilean and I think I haven’t seen a theft in a lot of years

[@camiller4916]

Smart u used ur old 8+

[@LuisAlvarez-j9q]

Eres un robot, de qué época del futuro vienes ???

[@GiotheGhreat]

Si pésimo video y muy poca personalidad

[@adrianalejandrocarrascolir5605]

La bandera de Texas se inspiró en la bandera de Chile. 🇨🇱

[@adrianalejandrocarrascolir5605]

Inspiró

[@PolloenCubos]

Very nice! Welcome bro! But you only had 1% on Chile, go to Valparaiso (Viña del Mar & Reñaca) as you said and give me a call to give you some help when u came back! the north of Chile have the driest nonpolar desert in the world (desierto de Atacama), and to the south, ufff! Patagonia,... all is green. Have fun!

[@grod805]

People say Chilean dialect is hard to understand but i think its not that difficult to understand

[@Tedvon-elbardo]

The accent is not difficult. The problem is that we use too many weird words.

[@nic0salas]

y crei que me entendai esta wea si te hablo así? podi o no? ta peluo igual po. // Jajajaja eso fue un ejemplo de como hablamos de manera cotidiana, al dirigirnos a un extranjero sabemos hablar en neutro. (Use ChatGPT to translate the first sentence)

[@mariapaz6379]

Chileans have a different way of speaking between peers and with foreigners. We do it without thinking, normal way of speaking is way faster, skips words and uses unfinished sentences. with foreigners, even spanish speaking ones, we tend to slow down, speak in a cleaner and more organized manner.

[@leebrandt2631]

I agree Sly, Ecuador has my favorite ceviches and Peru is a solid second.

[@propatria3517]

For us italians the spanish language is easy to understand,as long they don`t speak to fast.I`ve been never used english in Spain.Buona fortuna e salute....👌

[@aleveraj]

Thank you for your good wishes Sly!! Sadly, our beloved country is no longer stable, nor peaceful....

[@josemiguelfuentesvera1538]

the guy in the print shop actually spoke you really slowly and clear! LOL

[@incubus_the_man]

So you expected it would be chilly in Chile thinking you would need chili to keep warm. But, it turns out it wasn't that cold?

[@rexx9496]

The sound of Chile is very chilly!

[@victorolivaressandoval6641]

Somos el mejor pais fe Chile hermano!

[@marisolosses4722]

You are welcome to our beautiful country, our accent is unique, nobody understands us if we talk to each other, but we make it easy for those who visit us by speaking neutrally.

[@richardmcleod1930]

It's not all good BUT part of it is!

[@harlowcat614]

Love your content! I would love to see you travel to Ireland and Western Europe and Northern Europe! ❤

[@GiotheGhreat]

He sucks. He is a robot without personality

[@ttangg55]

Are you coming back to Colombia??? I'm starting to create travel content and I'd love to meet you to chat about your experience!

[@majejar]

No sé porque van a lugares complicados... No estoy de acuerdo con tus mejores lugares en Santiago centro. . el mejor moto sigue siendo aquel que está cerca del club hípico.. podrías haber mostrado un barrio maravilloso.. Te quejas de que no es un lugar seguro y te vas a lugares claramente inseguros ..

[@franciscoacevedo5475]

Sadly, Chile's security has been declining. Irregular migration and the arrival of criminals from Central America and the Caribbean have led to a deterioration in the quality of life in Chilean cities. We're seeing a sharp increase in crime, including serious offenses like kidnappings and murders, which were previously uncommon or unheard of in Chile. Furthermore, street vending is unsafe; the street food is very unhygienic and doesn't reflect our country's culture or cuisine. There was even an incident where a pet microchip was found in street food. I strongly advise tourists against buying food from street vendors.

[@sebastiancavieres1789]

if you still here, you should try the teleférico at Cerro San Cristobal I'd say that's one of the best overviews of Santiago. :)

[@kandyaxelrod8797]

Loved this video

[@margota95]

Lo que comió es un ceviche peruano pero a la chilena por el limón . En Chile el ceviche es raspado y con la cebolla a cuadros … el chupe si es más típico

[@malthus101]

$25?? F**king expensive man!

[@incubus_the_man]

For a guy that travels to, 20+ different countries on 5 different continents over the course of one year. $25 USD isn't much for a meal 😅

[@malthus101]

@@incubus_the_man Yeah true, he probably only ate that one meal in his entire journey. Good point well made.

[@emiliomiranda2408]

seafood is more expensive in Santiago than it is in costal areas, plus it was a tourist-oriented restaurant

[@travelerc.v.4117]

Welcome to Chile friend, but you must take care of yourself because lately the city is safe, especially in the center of the city. blessings on your journey

[@dorisberrios8667]

Me encanto tu video, muy bueno, crwo que la rpxima cez tendras que tener mas tiempo para visitar otros hermosos lugares.

[@lrkfam]

Chilean accents are DIFFERENT. I like how they use la instead of el for some words

[@andrescamus1981]

like what? la mar(poetic), el mar?- la calor(rural) el calor ? - la sartén el sartén ?, la canal(rural), el canal ?

[@lrkfam]

@andrescamus1981 maybe. It was my first bilingual job. The boss was fresh from chile. I noticed in his emails he used la instead of el a few times and my native spanish speaking co workers said it was because he was chilean

[@pabloyanez8003]

This is awesome

[@KariRojas-k7l]

Y eso q ya no está la llama de la libertad , debería ser restituída al igual que la estatua del general Baquedano en plaza Italia . Cuando johannes Kaiser sea presidente santiago y Chile volverán a ser grandes de nuevo

[@josepha8415]

Can you travel to other places ? You have already been to South America before. How about Australia ?

[@GiotheGhreat]

Why? This guy really sucks! Please if you want to appreciate Chile in YT there are more professional influencers…a lot

[@danielrebolledo4309]

10:56 "asi que paren con la wea..." 😂

[@martinwinther6013]

Theres a street there, on it is an international hostel and a small pool/sandwich place not far from there, street is called CienFuegos - And to top it off, just for pure perfection, there was a firedepartment there as well. The pool/sandwichplace is in the cheap end, they serve the best Compledo in Chile. Most of the black folks in Chile are from Brazil, not Haiti

[@rashkabarre]

@Sly's Life I have watched your videos in Somalia cause Somali, please show your face to the camera and explain a little like narration. This will be too successful for channels.

[@Winternova]

Did I see a cafe de Haiti up in Santiago! 😍

[@billclarke3754]

I visited Santiago in 2015; nice city but the high level of crime surprised me.

[@HandsomeBaconBoi]

With a city with almost 7 million people, of course there is going to be a lot of crime. You’re not going to a big city that has no crime.

[@Qstioni]

A rua é bem limpa.

[@edgarpuschel346]

Hey!, nice of you coming to my country, sadly, after the last Bachelet' presidency, she allowed pretty much anyone to come illegally into our country, so we have now more than 2 million inmigrants in our country, security and safety its at it lowests in years, there's big crime bands into our country and the politics have not been taken into consideration with this leftitst president we have now (boric), we are literally going into a sinkhole with this president and foreign inmigrants just do what they want in here. Besides that our country offers a lot to do and see, have a fun time and be safe!, visit Valdivia if you can!, lago ranco or lakes around... frutillar, pretty places to visit besides santiago!

[@CristianRiscoGutierrez]

That statement is false. Safety has been deteriorating for the past 15 years, and neither left-wing nor right-wing governments have addressed this problem correctly. Additionally, uncontrolled migration and the lack of opportunities for migrants are contributing factors. However, the problem has its roots in the educational system and inequality. Please, do not spread misinformation.

[@eduagu]

Contigo conocería rapidamente el significado de "We0n"!!

[@francogolde38]

​@@CristianRiscoGutierrez lo que tú dices es completamente falso , la inseguridad creció a partir del estallido social de 2019 , de ahí en adelante más el aumento de la inmigración ilegal provocó el aumento de crimen e inseguridad, el presidente zurdo actual avaló la delincuencia, los sicarios y otros delitos eran inexistentes en chile hace 5 años , la inseguridad está desatada por las políticas de la ONU impuestas desde el gobierno de Bachelet 2

[@dancestudio3457]

​​@@francogolde38 no lo pudiste haber dicho mejor.. pensar que algunos ingenuos todavia se compran el cuento de la desigualdad 😂...

[@francogolde38]

@dancestudio3457 es cosa de ver la foto de su perfil para cachar que es un votante de boric promedio

[@Carehuea]

“ on the drive from the airport to the city centre, some of those neighbourhoods, looked a little rough…” Lol As if there are NO “rough looking neighbourhoods” in the US… Then he says: “I heard that the west side of the city supposed to be much better than the east side, so here I am on the west side…” He says this whist CLEARLY being on the EAST side…. #facepalm #americans

[@atilathesonofdanubius4277]

The word is "proper". I could understand him easily.

[@Sillygnomewarrior]

BROOO be careful, I'm Chilean and Santiago is NOT a safe city 😭😭 genuinely, please be careful; I wouldn't recommend carrying your camera out in the street like that either to be honest 😭 And Santiago is not the safest city in South America either, it's not even the safest city in Chile. There are many other much safer cities here Thank you for visiting our country by the way 🥹🇨🇱

[@Chilenosenchile]

Gracias por mostrar la mundo mi hermoso país!!!

[@LuisAlvarez-j9q]

Qie pensabas...encontrar con flechas y arco persiguiendo búfalos , quien no sepa donde está Sudamérica es porque es un tipo que no asistió al colegio, nunxa he ido a Europa pero se donde está , vaya muchacho vaya !!!

[@MiguelBaez-d3q]

Siempre digo lo mismo, que mierda enseñan en los colegios extranjeros.

[@wnorforaneo9821]

Pero ese es el estereotipo clasico sobre Latinoamerica.. En EEUU siempre se ha vendido la imagen de que Latam es igual que cualquier pueblo rural de Mexico: Gente indigena en burros, gallinas, sin electricidad, etc...

[@theuselessdrunk]

@@wnorforaneo9821 hay una pelicula de mierda nome acuerdo elnombre pero es sobre un exorcismo y hay unas escenas supuestamente en conce pero que mas parece el amazonas

[@robertoraularias4306]

Quédate ahí chaval Chile es un buen lugar para vivir

[@ramondonoso1985]

Buenísimo

[@cunni3tv]

Yo, chilena, entendiendo todo ajaksjaksj