Argentina BETTER than Florida??? Tigre, Buenos Aires.

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[Veruky]

Gracias por recordarnos que el bienestar económico no es lo único en esta vida. Los argentinos sobrevaloramos lo económico y a veces no nos damos cuenta la valioso que tenemos en lo humano.

[lovemytarantulas]

You're all We missed you, family!!

[chechu]

El “Puerto de Frutos” y el “Mercado de Frutos” se llaman asi porque hasta mediados del siglo XX llevaban ahi la producción frutal del Delta del Paraná, que se comercializada en la ciudad de Buenos Aires

[MademoiselleRed]

8:43 Omg your eldest dancing to Rata Blanca's "Mujer Amante" is adorable haha

[BUENOSAIRESK]

El Tigre es fantastico. Tuvimos una casa en el delta hace unos años. Pero el tour, no puedo creer que la lancha no navegó el rio lujan y no los llevara a conocer lo mejor de Tigre, por lo menos hasta el Museo de Arte . Es como ir a Francia y no vayas a la torre Eiffel. LO mejor de Tigre es la costanera, el Paseo Victorica, donde se concentran los clubes de remo, sus sedes todas con su estilo arquitectonico, tambien el museo naval de la nacion, que les hubiese encantado a los niños, y la joya de tigre, el museo de arte de tigre. Para llegar a la costanera, deben cruzar el puente grande y rodear el rio. ESOS CHICOS SON ADORABLES, felicitaciones

[thelucasexp]

Qué bueno verlos de vuelta! Realmente me había preocupado jaja

[lisderoa]

Welcome back. The Delta of the Parana River is huge and has the particular characteristic that is not in tropical climate like most in the world. This is due to the Parana River going from north to south. The Delta once was a big production area for wood, lumber, fruits, honey. Therefore there was a special port "Puerto de Frutos" (Port for products, not fruits "frutas" in Spanish). Now this port is mainly a shopping mall for artisans and home decor. It's one of the main atractions in Tigre. There are also two nice museums in Tigre. The Museo de Arte Tigre which is housed in a very nice building which once was a social club; and the Museo Naval, a very nice naval museum of the Argentine Navy with models of the history of sailing from the trunk to canoes, to rowing boats til the steamers. It also houses the Lehg II, the boat that Vito Dumas used to make his trip around the world along the Roaring Forties in the forties of last century. He was the first to do such thing with only three stops in all the trip.
In your journey in the boat you went to the East where you saw a sand ship (the big red one). This ships bring sand from construction gathered buy a suction mechanism that absorbs the sand from the bottom of the rivers near Uruguay river, because near Tigre the bottom is muddy. That's the reason why all the water is light brown. The Paraná River brings much clay from the northern rivers and gives the characteristic color to the River Plate and much silting.
In the main rivers of the Delta each house has a number like any other in a street.
Your "main river" as you called when you arrived back to port is the Luján River. It starts further from Luján City, to the West of Buenos Aires city. A very important religious site, with the Virgen de Luján Basilica. It comes towards the Paraná and it's the southern limit of part of the Delta. But by no means is an important river of the Delta. Paraná de las Palmas is six times wider, and Paraná Guazú (Guazú=Big in guaraní language) is eight to ten times. Luján has a depth of 4m (14ft) Paraná Guazú is more that 14m (46ft).
Tigre was a vacation center for posh people of Buenos Aires in the twenties and thirties. And previously many inmigrant comunities built their rowing clubs. Tigre Sailing Club (English), Canottieri Italiani (italian, duh), Rudder Verein Teutonia (German). Some of them still have today their social buildings in Tigre, others have moved because the intense traffic of power boats make very difficult to row in those very low and long boats. You can identify the different clubs because each have different colors in the oar blades.

[stargazer]

Wow, guys, it's so good to see you so happy, enjoying your stroll and smiling all the time ! Tigre seems like a remarkable place, so neat, colorful, with so many different stalls and crowded with good looking people....and the weather ! just spectacular for a winter day, so sunny and warm. I liked the Argentinian passers by, they all looked so relaxed and happy, sharing a drink or just chatting by the riverside. It all looked as European as it can get !
This particular vid struck me as the best of all your previous ones which were also nice and interesting.
Props to your wife who is always so busy looking after her 3 kiddos and yet she is always seen smiling and happy. Stay well.

[AlejandraCervantes]

Que bueno volver a verlos família!!! que hermoso paseo que hicieron! que bien que se portan esos niños! son una familia preciosa!!! Les mando un fuerte abrazo!

[hernangb]

My friend we missed you!! Puerto de Frutos what a beautiful day and family!!! 🎉🎉🎉

[georgebritez]

Nice video! thanks for sharing it. Hello from Seattle, I'm going to Argentina for 3 Weeks visiting my family.

[nickobulla]

Si opino lo mismo que muchos otros !, que bueno volver a verlos !!!!. He ido y vivido muchos años en el delta (1ra sección), y les aseguro que es uno de los paseos mas lindos de la provincia de Buenos Aires y que pueden disfrutar todo un día entero o un fin de semana completo !!! Los niños están hermosos igual que ustedes dos !. Les mando un gran saludo desde Caballito en Buenos Aires !

[carlosyMabellopezbarriosIbanez]

Que hermosa familia..gracias y sean bienvenidos a nuestra querida Patria disfruten mucho!!abrazo fuerte desde zona oeste de Buenos Aires ❤🇦🇷❤😘😘

[ClauLovinal]

Your videos are addictive. Don't stop uploading content. You have an adorable family. The ambient sound is so welcoming. The children are so correct and well-behaved. It's a pleasure to see them again. We love them very much.❤❤❤❤❤

[marm]

Volvieron a youtube! Que alegría! Los extrañaba!!!
Que hermosa y grande esta la bebé!

[wachinima]

Sending you a big hug from an Argentine living in Michigan, your video brought tears to my eyes…

[Rz]

El nombre Tigre, se debe a la gran poblacion de yaguaretés que habitaban las islas. Obviamente ya no existen más que unos pocos ejemplares en el norte de Argentina, tambien existian poblaciones de yacarés ( cocodrilos medianos) que tampoco existen.
Del -Puerto de frutos- solo quedó eso, el nombre😊.
Antes se comercializaba toda la fruta que se cosechaba en las islas, hasta mediados de los años 80.
Quizá vieron barcazas con madera en troncos..
Hubo un presidente de Apellido Sarmiento, que organizó y realizó la forestación de las islas, principalmente de álamos, eucaliptos y pinos.
Esa madera se vendia a los aserraderos que los había en cantidad ahí mismo en la ciudad.
Hoy queda poco de todo eso, todavía hay negocios dedicados a la venta de muebles de pino y álamos.
Saludos y Hermoso video.🎉🎉

[lauraalvarez]

Apoyo sus desición de venir a nuestro país a vivir y criar a sus hijos. Tenemos defectos como en todos los lugares del mmundo pero aún así elegimos disfrutar de la vida y vivir en calma. Sus niños van a ver la vida de esta forma. No todo es dinero, producir. Lo importante son los valores, la familia, disfrutar la vida. Abrazos y adelante!

[damianatejerina]

Repito hermosos familia y los bebés se portan bien ❤

[Ire]

Nice to see you are posting videos again. Your baby girl is growing so beautiful. God bless you all.