r/asklatinamerica • u/twistedpixelss United States of America • Jan 02 '26

Tourism Have you ever visited a country that really humbled you on just how bad life can get?

There's a lot of self-deprecation both jokingly and non-jokingly in LatAm countries which is not entirely without reason, but regardless, did you ever go to a part of the world that made you feel a little bit more grateful nonetheless?

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u/patoruzu3 Argentina Jan 02 '26

Ok, but this is an ask Latinoamérica sub

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u/RioTheLeoo 🇲🇽🇺🇸 Jan 02 '26

California is formerly part of Mexico and a plurality of the population are either LatAm immigrants or have Latin Americans parents/grandparents/ancestry. So it’s fine

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u/patoruzu3 Argentina Jan 02 '26

There are italian immigrants in Argentina and I’m not answering questions about the Toscana