Trying to avoid trouble in Buenos Aires, Argentina 🇦🇷

Being a foreigner in #latinamerica might be very exciting, but also u might stood up with a lot of questions : How to get? Where to exchange money and should I carry what I carry? Money exchange question was asked 10000 of times while I was in #Argentina, seeing people ask it every day in the groups. Here , in this video you will find an answer and also you will see a few points of the city which will be worth visiting and what to keep in mind, while being in the city.
Next video will showcase nightlife in Buenos Aires, Argentina so make sure you stick around and please support my channel by liking this video and subscribing to my channel.

IN TODAYS #VLOG:
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:01 Av. de Mayo and Palacio Barolo
00:02:40 Entering Congress Park and Palace
00:04:25 Street of America and Obelisc
00:07:47 Where to do exchange?
00:09:59 Galeria Pacifico
00:12:15 Carnival

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[richardwulf]

Who told you that imports are closed? Quite the contrary, the economic policy of the new government opened imports even more, in fact they were never closed, only somewhat restricted in previous governments.
Another fun fact, the people you showed are not homeless people, the first person ( 1:43 )is just a recycler looking for cardboard or paper to recycle, and the rest are just poorly dressed people who live in the poorest neighborhoods of the city, everyone has their home, humble but they have it. They just go into town during the day looking for some temporary work, or simply to beg, it is a kind of scam, appealing to the pity of some tourists, that's all.
You should inform yourself more before giving your opinion.

[lumesquita]

The same feeling when I visited some big cities in the US

[lohagopormi]

I'm Argentine and the situation is bad, but I see a very marked bias in your video, there are literally 20 times more homeless people in New York or San Francisco than in Buenos Aires, but you had the attitude to highlight that and the economic situation, man, lots of TV.

[beawild]

Dude, your attitude sucks. You're in a stunning city like Buenos Aires and had to film every homeless person you found? If you want to see homeless people that bad come to the U.S., and we're a far wealthier nation than Argentina. Buenos Aires is one of my favorite cities in the world, I will be going back in August.

[lohagopormi]

You literally filmed every homeless person on the street, you didn't let a single one pass, I'm not from Buenos Aires but I know Buenos Aires and it's far from having a crisis of people on the street, and that they can rob you at exchange offices. You invented it from who knows where. It's not that it happens from time to time, it just DOESN'T HAPPEN. I mean, where did you come from, if you wanted to see marginality or poverty you could go to some poor neighborhoods in the capital there if it's dangerous.

[BUENOSAIRESK]

Si yo voy a New York con mi camara, y grabo a 5 homeless, y empiezo asi mi video, agregando como contenido que New York es una miseria, con una vista negativa, y creyendome juez del estoy siendo autentico ? aporto la realidad? o solo mi intencion de darle la peor imagen a la ciudad? yo creo que estaria siendo estupido. Eso es lo que tu estas haciendo en BA.

[hectorsalvarez]

Nop Barrio 31 definitely NOT the most dangerous. In fact, with all the urbanization they are doing, it's getting safer and safer. You gotta get out of the Capital and then into "Conurbano", then go to La matanza, or Mataderos, villa La Caba. That's where the real fun is. I appreciate the effort, but you gotta keep on looking if you want to find the "most" dangerous barrio.

[g.scoponi]

che pibes, denle un pulgar abajo a este chabon que viene con una actitud muy negativa ...

[leonardohfr]

Us cities have the biggest number of homeless people, just for you to know...

[Luisjoseglobal]

Nice video bro I just started YouTube and I’m going there to film 🙌🏽

[martymctirri]

I honestly don't understand this habit that foreigners have of talking shit about Argentina...The guy literally treats a guy who works as an urban greeter or people who are simply underdressed as homeless...If I knew that I saw many more homeless people in cities from the first world like NY or Rome, you wouldn't believe it...Sometimes I think that Argentinians are very helpful to foreigners here.

[worldlife]

Asia continues to move in the right direction in most places. Thailand, Japan, Malaysia and Indonesia are very safe places. you have scams and homeless in every country. Camera phones get stolen all the time. Don't buy an expensive Camera for filming.

[yoelmaspiola]

1:42 Yes because the problems importing vapes are the real problem. I don't even want to watch a video with such vague information.

[rodrigoquiroga]

Still the most safe megacity in the Americas

[BUENOSAIRESK]

You show what the USA can show us most intensely. the people on the street or homeless. The title about avoiding trouble, is so morbid and extremely biased that you really need troubles, otherwise you can't make a video and make money. So tired of morbidity, when you have millions of positive things in a city, be it this city, or any city in the world.

[mjray]

He says he's getting watched...no kidding...he's walking around a selfie stick. Also, what major city in the world, other than maybe Singapore, doesn't have homeless population?

[amazingrhod]

Very nice video. ❤❤❤ From Manila Philippines.

[foconnor]

Good video, , best videos about b aires, are in english, , !!!

[expathaggis]

Carnival but video loaded 2 days ago ??!!! Things changed a lot from date taken….And you emphasis too many bad things

[mazathaofficial]

Enjoy the video..let's travel in indonesia😂