Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown | Buenos Aires | S07 E08 | All Documentary

The story telling of this series is so beautiful, especially the music and Anthony voice

I was in severe depression for two years I thought of suicide many times but through prayer ,fasting and meditation I overcame it ,we need mental fitness to face the daily challenges of life, R.I.P Antony your sorely missed.

Tony es bosterooo

Why the music? Sound like salsa...and no... people in Arg don't dance salsa.

This is a very special episode. But when we remember AB we don't cry. We Tango.

Amazing as always.
Thank you Anthony.

Wish I could speak through the screen and remind Tony how much more he was than a food tube. ❤

Lantos llevame a pasear un ratoo jajajaja

This episode it's full of clues

Jajajaja que, tomaban birra con coca y el fernet solo

Soledad. Eso era lo que el tenia. Una profunda y espantosa soledad. Es necesario encontrar amor en amigos y barrio. Lo social es fundamental. Saber dar y recibir amor. Compartir la alegria. Ser humanos siempre y compartir momentos lindos con gente de trabajo. El trabajo es parte del higar de uno. Tiene que serlo. Ganar dinero sin padecer.

love tony

what's the song at the end?

no conocía esto. solo conoci no reservations. la p*a ma** estoy llorando.

Not that Buenos Aires is a favorite of mine, nor do I eat meat or enjoy soccer, but I thought this was one of the best of Anthony’s documentaries. Very cleverly presented with superb cinematography as usual. And oddly, sitting here now in Vietnam in 100° heat I recently decided to head to Argentina. I’m sick of noodles. Anthony, I believe, was so loved because he was an interesting man and so genuine and truly enjoyed being with people.

This is nothing short of an absolute masterpiece.

I didn't know who Anthony Bourdain was then when he passed kept on not knowing. I've now watched all these docos over a few days. He was a genuine real man - a man's man. As the saying goes for blokes my age. He wasnt squeamish with dispatching and gutting animals, shooting them too. He liked guns, beer and food. I can see him getting messed up over a gal. the main thing I took from these docos how sad and mad all the people he's interacted with in these episodes would be. Almost every episode is a country invaded, bommbed, interfered with, etc etc by america so that could hurt and the episodes actually in merica itself are just heartbreaking - he was a true renaissance man in the real sense of the word. Enjoyed every episode - should be required viewing in schools - specially merican schools . .

No funciono la terapia, pobre Tony... Ya sabría que la Tana lo cagaba? Ojala este mejor donde este... Besito al cielo

Troubled souls can provide such rich experiences. Tony could make a connection like few others. Miss this guy.

Empieza mostrando lo mas típico implicitamente expresado: ver aviones aterrizar y volar, como nos gusta. Que maestro thony que tu alma se encuentre bien.

♥

un lujo haber tenido de visita a anthony en mi barrio de la boca y que pueda ver la misma onda que el tenia sencillez y sabiduria un grosso

whats the name of song/melody please at the end of video

Que grande antony el mejor de todos.. q.e.p.d me gustaria ver este documental traducido

Mariana rules.

We should all remember the way he lived. He saw in one life, what it would take more than ten lives for a lot of normal people.

Thank you so much Banijay, you are doing a great job that not many people even know off!! Gracias mi amigo.

A typical documentary about Buenos Aires - eat beef and show football. Nothing else is worth showing in the city, and even these two are arguable.

The one thing i have in common with Bourdain we ar carnivore.

i live in buenos aires ,..... murgas/ carnival are the worst and very obnoxius

🥺🥺🥺

A little sad, right?

"You should keep doing Therapy"

if he only has listened to the shrink

"Do you have any vegetables in this country at all?' heheheheheh

Too bad Anthony left us before visiting Buenos Aires again...

Now the city (and country) has improved dramatically in terms of gastronomy.
It's not only meat and asado. Being a country founded by inmigrants, there are tons of different food options and subcultures.

Me gusta este especial porque no muestra una Buenos Aires elegante, presuntuosa... Sino la que conocemos los que la caminamos, cruda, abollada, desprolija... Si bien no creo que Anthony la procese del todo, hizo un gran trabajo. QEPD cheff

You see in this episode that the work killed him

Hello. I would like to pass you my phone number so we can contact and chat, my sister and family live in USA they are citizens. I am happy to see us Americana who enjoy Argentina.

Such a beautiful documentary, especially with the carnival. 😍

What an amazing guy! so talented and humane. But I see clearly in this episode the impending doom and sadness. Thank you for these beautiful programs.

Me parece tan auténtico este video, una visión más terrena de la realidad social del trabajador y del habitante común, sin maquillajes, sin lujos y sin embargo cotidiano y real.

Alguien sabe si ese bodegón en el que comió con Francis sigue existiendo? Lo googleé pero no me sale 😔

❤

It's obvious what the source of Tony's depression was. His loneliness and sense of being lost.

As your soul slips out and the curtain drops, I can’t help but wonder—did you even feel it, Tony? Buenos Aires, the real thing, the pulse, the filth, the poetry—it was all right there, and you missed it. Maybe your big New York ego couldn’t handle a city that doesn’t bow to anyone. Rest in peace, man. Maybe next time, if there’s a next time, you’ll finally understand what it means to be a true porteño.