The Gaucho Culture | Argentina Discoveries | World Nomad

Deeply rooted in Argentina’s history, the Gaucho culture is still very much alive. Discover the unique culture of the Gaucho with World Nomads’ Gloria Atanmo as she travels to Salta and Patagonia to meet the country’s nomadic cowboys and learn about their proud traditions and unique way of life. Join Gloria as she saddles up and takes off with the skilled horsemen on a ride through the countryside, participates in traditional Argentine dances, and samples the nation’s diet staple, beef, in a traditional Gaucho feast.
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[@bernardopaba]

Desde Mexico saludos a los gauchos de las pampas del Sur 🇲🇽🇲🇽 muy bonita tradition y similar al charro y vaquero mexicano

[@Pablo-ig7tx]

Holà, este video fue filmado en el Norte Argentino en la provincia de Salta no en el sur 😉

[@ignrey]

The gauchos exist in every corner of our huge country, their culture is older than the republic for almost 200 years. From the antarctic through the mountains to the sea and the jungle, proud to be part of that heritage.

[@libertariootaku228]

Hello I am from Argentina. In simple words, a Gaucho would be the intermediate point between a cowboy and a native or indigenous person. Since it is an intermediate point between mestizo Spanish descent with a Mapuche, Tehuelche or other southern tribes, they used boleadoras and also short weapons, clothing for the heat of native "ponchos" and are recognized for being experts in horses and survival, they were known as wanderers because of the rarity of their mixing. They are an important base of the Uruguayan, Argentine, Chilean, Bolivian, Paraguayan and Brazilian culture. Greetings

[@logitosola8352]

Just for the record: A lot of gauchos still i think are of pure european background, and at least in the past a lot of gauchos or something like that were of pure indian background and even african background i believe.

[@missamy1001]

There were Afro-Argentines that were gauchos as well. Don't forget them!

[@Threezi04]

@@logitosola8352 Some of the people in the video looked like they were pure Indian genetically, like the family she was dancing with. And then the last guy at the end part looked like he could be pure Spaniard I think.

[@pepepistolaxx9820]

Greetings everyone! I am not Argentine, but my heart loves this land, mountain ranges, plains, customs and wonderful people, being a gaucho is a way of life! the gaucho is pride, loyalty, and bravery. The gaucho is a man of his word and respect !!

[@artoriasxv2844]

I'm so proud to be an ArgentinIAN, AGUANTE ARGENTINA LAPTM!

[@longball756]

Oye weyy tu perfil es Johnny Rico???! Que chingon y saludos

[@sumontochatterjee1964]

I'm an indian. Argentina just fascinates me. Gauchos, lively people, Maradona, Mesi. I always support Argentina in football. Love from India.

[@narwhal7642]

Beautiful culture. It was a bit strange she was crying for the sheep getting a haircut and in the next scene laughing while eating another animal?

[@jacksonhalliwell7621]

Stupid!

[@amedina1976]

I love the way you travel especially to Argentina and know other parts of Argentina which is not always Buenos Aires, not sure if you have been where I was born Missions where the earth is red and we have the water falls and nature similar to the hachos, love the way you are open to the different cultures

[@logitosola8352]

Why do you name Buenos Aires?

[@diegoalbinopiccilini1941]

De Alemania VIVA MIA ARGENTINA . SOMOS PUCHERO ORIGINALES .

[@teresaignacialopez1367]

Why the cowboy music? Gaucho music is diferent

[@jackdanila9893]

igual quedó muuy epica esa musica.

[@rubenherrera3792]

@@jackdanila9893 parece un blues

[@elenaguarino9636]

So nice !!! I'm happy you show the Gauchos! I love 🇦🇷😘❤🙏😊

[@dakotawint]

This channel deserves so many more subs!

[@lucianosschlieper]

the state of Rio Grande do Sul have one the strongest gauchos cultures of the south america. The traditions here are very much alike those in Argentina. For those interested, try search about the Farrapos Revolution and you will see what I am talking about. I'm gaucho from Rio Grande and even if our languages are different, the bound of culture bring us close. Much more close than we are, here in the south of Brasil, with the north part of our country. Its strange to say it, but it is a unique kind of culture that we have in this region of south america. And it is very strong, even in the cities.

[@Jose-od4yd]

But mainly Province of Misiones, Corrientes and Entre Ríos are gaucho in Argentina. Great people.

[@efxnews4776]

Just a tip, gaucho culture isn't exclusivity of Argentina, Uruguay and the Southern most states of Brazil are gauchos too.

[@lordklek4769]

WHY DOES THIS CHANNEL HAVE SO FEW SUBS?????? I love this reporter as well! very happy and seems like she is truly enjoying the beautiful argentina

[@diegobauzil4563]

A gaucho is not made by a poncho and a hat , a gaucho is not that one that has a ranch , a gaucho is a free men living in the free land , eating free from the land and living wild .. other than the native american ,everyone else is something else ..

[@basileus-pr6jh]

Sounds like romanticism :)

[@thecommitteetoelectwesleyp9655]

I am so glad that I discovered you!!!!

[@ositoARABE]

Fantástic video!!! Amazing country

[@karmahunden]

"If you're vegan or vegetarian, you need to get rid of that... because the meat here is soooooo good" ...siguiente escena: La pelotuda llorando "it really got to me, because it's an animal and it has feelingsssss"

[@juliankash2483]

Kiko risa y risa cuando llego la hora de la cena😂

[@vickylicky7872]

RE SI MAN JAJAJAJJAHAA

[@ravenalbj]

This movie is much more about the woman who filmed it than about the Gauchos. She just cannot keep herself out of the camera.

[@sofiacapella]

I think that actually she did quite well, I'm from Argentina and at no time did I feel that she was downplaying the gauchos or culture, I also like to see someone from another country enjoying a part of our culture

[@sunsetsun-qt3uw]

Q bonito ,es como habla mi papá es hijo de gauchos de viamonte un pueblito en Córdoba

[@SkyCastlesJan22]

This woman is pure love. I adore her!

[@kauan457r8]

@@nahueel6637 y paraguay

[@umbertoariel7729]

Estos son los verdaderos gauchos argentinos

[@charlespierro723]

Quem te disse isso por que tu não foi pro Rio grande do Sul no Brasil aqui tem peleia de faca ,boiada ,e tourada mais de 1800 CTGs no rio grande sul vai pesquisar

[@kep186]

@@charlespierro723 No todo es una competencia por quien es el mejor, el solo dice que esos son los verdaderos *gauchos argentinos*, no que los gauchos solamente son argentinos.

[@katealexandnoahdavies5875]

Enjoyable video. Thanks! Going to use it in my Geography class on Argentina.

[@logitosola8352]

Where are you from?

[@rogerfurr4325]

I really enjoyed that video. Well done, Gloria

[@marcelolitoful]

gauchos de la provincia de salta

[@twalsh29]

Very nice video. I am happy that she had the courage to get over her hang up with the sheep. As a 42 year old American, I am not sure what the "mentality" is that she was speaking of. Americans often are very embracing of other cultures.

[@jasonmuniz8802]

Old Iberian rural culture.

[@angeles5664]

I really love your video Greetings for Argentina!!🖖🖖

[@Juanhernandez-zx7kt]

Reminds me of the old west.

[@charlespierro723]

Sou gaúcho do rio grande do sul brasil

[@kauan457r8]

Bah os guri vao te avacalhar

[@joaquinbenitez7461]

Esos son los gauchos brasileños

[@Pablo-ig7tx]

@@joaquinbenitez7461 Lo del video son Salteños, del noroeste argentino, no de Brazil

[@marjoryrainey7039]

Wonderful.

[@jorgeluwis]

Jajajaja soy una gaucha ahora!, seeee me gusta las gauchitas 😋

[@1974charrua]

Great video 👏👌

[@pedrojoseteranbuschfrers2568]

I'm from Argentina

[@memememes.]

Thanks saved me

[@matsnowb]

Life is what happen beyond NY city my dear...

[@elrey104]

daria mi vida por vivir asi carajo, que lindo qlp.

[@manuesolanet4463]

Thank you for this great video ! :-) And for sharing your experience of this beautiful culture 🙏 Hope gauchos (like all the other true ancestrals cultures) will never end... Do you have the contact of Santiago, in Patagonia ?

[@Nyra92]

Hey everyone! Can somebody help me? Are the gauchos cattles are roaming free at night in the plains (in the spring and summer)? In my country there are different words for the herd of animals, and there is a difference if the cattle spends the night with roof over their head - I want to use the right term for my work.

[@uma_pessoa2731]

The gaúcho aint be only on Argentina,have gaúchos in south of Brazil and urugay

[@Kai6792-]

Did that kid have a Canada Dry?

[@claudiotepedino5753]

7up

[@Lucas-ko8yp]

I'm gaucho from Rio Grande do Sul Brazil

[@polishherowitoldpilecki5521]

Gauchos can trace their history all the way to 1760s.

[@elaniadido]

Our first man that open this presentation is a true gaucho. He sing, and play his creole guitar. Is natural for a gaucho to recite sad and gloomy poetry. He's a humble employee. Our second candidate is not a true gaucho. He has much money, and large land territory in Salta province, surely he isn't a true Argentinean gaucho. The true gaucho in ancient times and now, had not their own land. Always were a nomad people. They went by and by to everywhere because they were fugitive of the justice in XIX century. By the way our second dear friend that say be called "gaucho" to himself , he is actually a "paisano or landowner" a foreign rich man with a big and luxury home" and has a powerful intellectual level, because he speak english like a gringo. Probably he will be similar to cowboy dressed by Christian Dior. LOL!! If you pay attention to his look and to his details, he has a new traditional and premier clothes to "gaucho". Undoubtedly is landowner or "el patrón de estancia" This men never has been a true gaucho. Our true Argentine gauchos they live in humbles ranches, And they need hunt and raise cow for survival. They have powerty lifestyle. Probably his employees will be real gauchos. Santiago our third candidate is not a real gaucho. He is a "paisano" similar to a gaucho but he's not a gaucho. The main difference among "paisano and gaucho" is that a paisano is actually a farmer landowner, or employees, that work in a land sowing or raised cows, but a paisano never speak like a gaucho and he has not his culture. Usually the paisano are people immigrant from europe (original from England, Wales or Italy) in end XIX or beginnings XX centuries. They may speak english perfectly, because their ancestors in patagonian were welsh, and maybe because a paisano has a high education level from bilingual colleges. Not all people in this video are real gauchos!!

[@lorddkno22]

not every gaucho is nomad and not every guacho is poor.

[@mitsurikanroji9548]

Who is the gaucho, amigo?

[@rudolfyakich6653]

I would ditch the haybag ASAP.

[@patrickmacready1779]

Who is the gaucho amigo?

[@leonardodimani5567]

It always shocks me to see how most Americans have no idea of how animals are treated in farms in America its 10 times more evil. And because they are trying to slaughter an animal shes gotta cry .... not everything is 100% nice... clueless as usual

[@AndersonSilva-bo6wh]

this culture is also part of southern Brazil. The gauchos of Brazil fought in Argentina's war of independence.

[@rafaelquinones9763]

cultura 100 por ciento Argentina nacida en la provincia de Santa fé.

[@MarioRodriguez-gr8wc]

Nice! I like cowboy/guacho culture. I am from Nicaragua. Latinoamérica. ❤️

[@mateoacosta7760]

Dude gauchos were cowboys but cooler

[@charlesdepaula3430]

Really good, but needs to learn the right pronunciation of the word Gaucho.

[@mateomontanagirala1829]

Actually she pronouncies Gaucho in a right way

[@arturboras6615]

their land 🤔

[@Matute78]

The gauchos lives in Uruguay, Argentina and south of Brazil.

[@shewolf7570]

Yes, but almost 90 percent of the gauchos live in the Argentine territory in the north, south, east and west of Argentina, Uruguay was part of Argentina, which is why they are also from Uruguay and only part of Brazil. As you can see, the gaucho is more Argentine than the Asado and the Mate

[@samirelkik6784]

El gaucho es 100% Argentino Uruguay o la banda oriental era territorio Argentino por eso tiene algo de cultura gaucha El sur de Brasil en especifico rio grande do sul haz frontera con Argentina y copian todas las costumbres de Argentina gaucho 100% Argentino nacio en la provincia de santa fe a los 1700 y pico

[@elcazador9348]

@@samirelkik6784 el gaucho se originó en argentina ?

[@jacobbordenkircher3006]

There are also gauchos in Chile..... Really beautiful culture...

[@trairastsds4071]

@@samirelkik6784 Não há motivo para copiar seus costumes. O local onde vivemos tem o mesmo relevo, gado e etnia da Argentino ou Uruguai. Nós do sul do Brasil também somos gaúchos de fato, e não é por questões de época ou escolha. Simplesmente nossa miscigenação com os índios e nossos vizinhos nos fizeram assim. Informe-se melhor.

[@douglashuber1398]

If I tell you it’s wrong then it’s wrong, got it¿

[@rogersyme1368]

More about vain reporter than gauchos... Disappointed

[@nongkringthaihomestead]

Much too much time is consumed depicting Gloria in the video. We could have seen more of the gaucho life instead.

[@andrewcampbell1129]

Pampas? Did u meer African argentines?

[@arturboras6615]

these farms🤨

[@arturboras6615]

Michelle??

[@alfredovelasquez7908]

victor

[@alfredovelasquez7908]

esti video es vueno

[@arturboras6615]

Michelle

[@rianxu5526]

Who came here from school?

[@jesusdominguez8471]

El gaucho es como el charro o como el cawboy americano.Erencia Española.

[@kawa4659]

No la verdad , el gaucho , cowboy ,guaso etc es un símbolo muy americano que en España curiosamente no se repite , si bien se podria decir que las primeras personas de campo fueron descendientes de españoles el "llanero" es algo muy exclusivo de América y no de España

[@gn6379]

I thought gauchos were nomads? How would they have a ranch?

[@jacobbordenkircher3006]

They used to be in the pioneer days of the country. But nowadays, modern-day gauchos are settled down in one spot. An Argentine here, by the way...

[@seaweedseaside5905]

They used to be nomads at the beginning. Before Argentina became Argentina, in colonial times, some people got fed up with the government, the King of Spain and all that, and decided to ride their horses into the open country and stay there. At that time Argentina, which is a huge country, was nearly uninhabited and there were large herds of wild cattle almost everywhere. So, it wasn't hard for the gauchos to survive and live an easy-going, carefree life. However, all that ended in the 19th century, when the Argentinian government decided that it was time to "civilise" the country and that the best way of doing so was to force all the gauchos, which were seen as useless to the state, to become part of the army and to then send them to the frontier to kill all of the Indians that remained hostile to the Argentinian state. My great-great grandfather was one of the thousands of gauchos that were forcefully conscripted and sent to the frontier. At some point, the Indians captured him and skinned his feet. Because of this he waddled for the rest of his life and that earned him the nickname "duck". After undergoing this persecution by the State, the surviving gauchos had to assimilate and became farm workers and herd drovers. You can read about these things in books such as "El Martin Fierro" and "Don Segundo Sombra".

[@nanox4]

@@seaweedseaside5905 Te pasaste, gran explanation.

[@ShortArmStrongArm]

I pray that they have guns. That way I know there are still truly free men.

[@Snapple316]

Can't stand the host

[@NEWBENN10]

Aburrridoooooooo jajaajaj