A Spanish woman living in Latin America revealed why Europeans fall in love with 'this side of the world': 'People say hi'

A few days ago, a young Spanish woman living in Argentina shared a video on social media in which she listed some of the reasons why Europeans "fall in love" with Latin America, especially the country where she lives.

According to the woman's TikTok account, courteous acts are an attraction that, although seemingly common, is not normalized within the customs of foreigners.

"The first reason is that people are very friendly. You go shopping at a supermarket, a kiosk, a store, or whatever, and people greet you. People say, 'Hello, good morning. How are you?'" he noted at the beginning of the clip.

According to the Spanish company, these behaviors are not limited to commercial establishments; on the contrary, they are a situation that is repeated with drivers who provide services through digital applications.

"We don't have the habit of constantly greeting people. You're going to walk into a supermarket in Spain and you're not going to say, 'Hello,'" the young woman explained in the post, referring to the fact that in her home country, very few people take this kind of detail into account.

Something that, for her, is different in Argentina, because people don't care whether or not they're talking to a stranger, while in Spain, "there's an unwritten rule" that encourages everyone to avoid greeting others.

"I can't say that Argentine food is the best in the world, even though I'm from Spain. I apologize a thousand times; but it's delicious," the young woman commented in another video, in which she went on to talk about the qualities of the Latin American country where she currently lives.

In addition, the woman emphasized that she understands foreigners who are captivated by the flavors of the characteristic ham and cheese Sorrentinos, alfajores, some chocolates, cakes, and franui.

“It's totally normal for people to fall in love with a Milanese sandwich,” the Spaniard added on her social media, where she also talked about the types of pizza and pasta prepared in Argentina.

Finally, she noted that cities in this country offer various ways to take advantage of free time, so she recommends going for a coffee while painting items like tote bags, mugs, or ceramics.

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