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[GeographyNow]

Tango, Chivito, and when in doubt, just say "whatever, we hosted won the first world cup" to win any argument. Enjoy this episode! WHY? BECAUSE #URUGUAY!!

[BascouMini]

As a uruguayan I really liked this video, nice job!! Though I have to remark a mistake, we are not known as "porteños" those are argentinians from Buenos Aires.

[fiorettiduseigneurcapybara]

It feels weird seeing this serie is coming to an end

[darthprovader]

Noah portraying Uruguay boasting about winning the World Cup in every argument is incredibly accurate

[alexrobi]

As a Canadian my favourite thing about Uruguay is how the main aspect of their identity is not being Argentinean just like how Canadians mainly identify themselves as not being American.

[HariSC]

First i heard Uruguay because of football now i know lots of things about this beautiful country of Uruguay.. Love from Himalaya country of Nepal 🇳🇵

[sutrajaiz]

Uruguay getting one of the longest videos is great barbs. They deserve it.

[keepcalm]

Beautiful country, amazing people, gorgeous flag! Love from Greece!!! 🇬🇷💙🇺🇾

[berryman]

Argentinian here! I love my uruguayan brothers and sisters. They have a great country and a lot of reasons to be proud of it.

[scpatlnow]

I actually have family in Uruguay. When my Great Grandfather came to the US from Russia in 1900's there was a quota so only he and his sister could come here. His youngest brother ended up going to Uruguay and that branch of my family is still there. I have never met any of them though. One day I hope to go

[chipaguasustudios]

8:14 *Fun fact:* Paso de los Toros is also a drink, a uruguayan soda from this town. The Pepsi company bought this drink and sells it in several South American countries.

[thelondoner]

Brazilian here wishing all the best to our Uruguayan brothers. I feel like our two countries have such a great friendship and our history is so intertwined. The one time I met an Uruguayan abroad, I felt a deep connection, felt like "we really get each other", and all my brazilian friends who visited Uruguay have only good things to say about our brothers' country. I hope to visit one day too !
On a sidenote, I just love how in our border twin city Chui/Chuy, the southernmost brazilian street is called "Uruguay street" and the northernmost uruguayan street is called "Brazil street" lol
Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷 🇺🇾

[wmw]

I visited Uruguay earlier this year and loved it! The 'vibe' there is so relaxed; I have never been anywhere as relaxed as Uruguay. Very lovely country with lovely people!

[mauriciomontiel]

Paraguayan here, love the episode!

Despite the fact that we don't share a land border, we paraguayans feel very conected to our uruguayan brothers starting from the very name that comes from guarani lenguage, even though the largest indigenous group that inhabited Uruguay where actally the charruas.
I find a lot of uruguayan culture very similar to ours, we love yerba mate and asado, we both had to deal with our argentine an Brazil neighbours in the past and fun fact: the paraguayan war started when Paraguay decided to support one of the political parties in Uruguay but the other party that eventually gain power was supported by the other two countries in the conflict lol

But regardless of any conflict or misunderstanding, we will always admire Uruguay, they're such an oustanding country, a great example in our region and we paraguayans aim to persue all the good things that Uruguay has achieve in the last years.

Uruguay nomaaa!

[liamvisser]

This country is VERY high on my list of places to go. I’m half Canadian half Namibian I feel like I can sympathize w the Uruguayans.

[samuelxyz]

I am from Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil, me and family love Uruguay and travel to it. They all are our brothers, gauchos. We share the mate, asado, futbol, passion and amistad. A peaceful country with lovely people

[damirimamagic]

As a Bosnian I gotta admit I knew almost nothing about Uruguay before watching this video apart from football/soccer, Luis Suarez (who can ever forget about him lol) Diego Forlan among all the other legends but now I know so much more about it. It’s kinda sad though how in the grand scheme of things when it comes to everything Latin or South American Uruguay is often pushed to the sidelines and ignored entirely or often just called mini Argentina which is really a shame since Uruguay is a really unique and interesting country on its own despite being really small overall and the most underrated Latin American country in my opinion and I really hope to visit it at some point in my life hopefully. Greetings and much respect from Bosnia and Herzegovina! 🇧🇦🇺🇾

[runbulletproof]

Te amo Uruguay
desde Indonesia
🇮🇩❤🇺🇾

[anthonymanderson]

One of my favourite latin american countries. Love to uruguay from zambia 🇿🇲 ❤🇺🇾

[_AntonioRipoll]

Always at your service, Barbs!
It is always an honor to share my country's wildest side with the world, specially since thats one of the most underrated sides of Uruguay!

(*which is why I edited the crap out of the video I sent, AND I couldn't find a way NOT to get excited while filming it LOL 🤣*)

SUCH A PLEASURE!!! 🫶
💙🇺🇾 ¡Uruguay pa' todo el mundo, nomáaaa! 🇺🇾💙