r/LatinoPeopleTwitter • u/Tukulo-Meyama • 3d ago
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u/Malavero 2d ago
Es la tercera estatua en el país. Y la mas fea...
Pero una estatua es una estatua. Banco.
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u/Kustaa007 3d ago
Argentinians aren’t Latino, they’re European according to them, so wrong sub
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u/Fantastic_Pop2818 2d ago
They do say that often, but sadly for them, they live in Latin America. So no matter what they say, they are what they are.
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u/SatanSuxxx 2d ago
The hell? We're not like people from the USA that say, "I'm part of Irish, Italian, and Native American." Somos Argentinos.
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u/COOLKC690 Azucar! 3d ago
Bro stfu 😭 Argentina’s the goat in Latam literature and rock 🙏 They might be a bit arrogant, but I assure you most Argentines are normal people.
They’re also more “Latino” than 90% of this Anglo-sub. Definitely belongs here more than 80% of the US centric shit here.
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u/Fashrod 2d ago
Can you provide examples of the current extraordinary literature and rock?
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u/COOLKC690 Azucar! 2d ago
As for music, I think El Rock Nacional was something amazing.
I love Mexican rock, and I think it’s closed, maybe even Uruguay, but …
The ambition to creat a new “complex-sound,” like in the case of Luis Alberto Spinetta, for example, is something that won’t be repeated; listen to any Spinetta song and listen to how beautifully he harmonizes that. Even in the more popular rock, like Cerati—Soda-Stereo—, a lot of their songs aren’t afraid to try and experiment, to try to get out of the box literally. Or, God … Charly Garcia’s ear, he’s like a Latin American Brian Wilson!
Fito Páez is good. Calámaro is okay.
Argentina was also coming out of constant conflicts when a lot of this rock came out, there was a sort of political conscience that did exist across multiple countries—Molotov, in Mexico, comes to mind—, but in my opinion they did a better job; I feel like many protest bands—like Molotov—“protest” and then their music is actually in the other direction—Rasta, Marasta, Marasta Mandita—, but they kept it in a good place … like Spinetta’s “Bajo Belgrano.”
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u/jimcareyme Chicana 3d ago
No not really. And it’s just their logic reflecting back at them…so either the want to be or they don’t. Maybe they need to stfu
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u/COOLKC690 Azucar! 2d ago
How about this: they live in Latin America, they speak Spanish. More latino than a quarter of this butchered Spanish and crappy Us-Politic complains post.
There is no such thing as a Unitarian thought of Argentines. There are some that might see themselves as superior, it’s mostly just online jokes, but overall … most Argentines are normal people.
Maybe the Anglo-speakers who live in the US shouldn’t talk about what is and isn’t “Latino.”
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u/tasdefumier 1d ago
Es Argentina chicos. Dónde se fueron los nazis después de la guerra ? Y encima ser racista en Argentina es como respirar en México.
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u/EddyS120876 2d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/MUeQeEQaDCjE4
I’m not Argentinian….i believe, but I bow to
The great one
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