Celebrating tradition, sport, family and craftsmanship, Polo in Argentina showcases the very best of the sport at the renowned Triple Crown Final in Palermo.
In case you would be American you can perhaps try explaining me why if Argentina is the mecca of polo the shirt brand of this sport's name has almost every country's shirt represented except Argentina , i always had this curiosity ..
GUSTAVO Notice I am not an expert, this is a personal conclusion. While you could easily make two 40-goal Argentine teams (Cambiaso, Nero, F. Pieres, G. Pieres,) (P. Pieres, Mac Donough,Caset, M Novillo Astrada), other countries cannot even get close to that, this is why a handicap limit of 14 goals was set for the national teams. Therefore you will not see the best Argentine players playing for Argentina, as it would inconvenient for the players because they would be wasting time, and also for the team as they would have to play with beginners to not pass the 14-goal limit. Take as an example the best polo player, Adolfo Cambiaso who used to play for Dubai, thus making the foreign shirts more "prestigious".
I have worked in england for the past two years at a polo club and really loved it, took a break from it for a few months and I've missed it a lot! So now going back to start working with the horses again :)
Riders and horse lovers are generally good friends and all who know them are blessed as they have a great heart to share their warmth, friendship and love of life with humbleness. What is most refreshing is that they are able to think big and at the same time relish small pleasures. They are always counted among those who walk in when the rest of the world walks out, trusted friends and good human beings. “The thundering of hooves, the fluttering of pennants, the snorting of Horses, the jingling of chains, glittering drawn swords , the erect posture of the Cavaliers, their magnificent attire. A sight which will remain imprinted in our minds for years to come. This is what the Rissala was and is all about”. - Rissala today strives to keep the ancient traditions alive being a link between the past and the present.
+Miguel Acha Your country is beautiful - BA is SO classy....I would like to leave UK and go to live there...people are stylish intelligent and cultured.
dieter schanzer it s a shit live in buenos aires.. The rest of argentina is awesome... pilar is just a place closed to.buenos aires to sell horses... the real capital of polo are. Coronel suarez, trenque lauquen and intendente alvear
It’s funny how everyone in Argentina knows and talks about this sport, and the game it has in the country, yet the national sport is “pato” and almost nobody now what it is.
Los maestros de los caballos estan en argentina .no importa de donde provenga el polo por tradicion nunca ninguna nacion nos ganará y es un hecho desde hace 100 años
The Prophet Muhammed peace be upon him, The Prophet of the Almighty ( Allah ) has said that : " there will be blessings from God on horses until the Day of Judgement ". Recorded Hadith Please keep going , thank you
todo bien con el prestigio de polo pero pronuncian muy muy mal el idioma .sorprende por el estatus y poder adquisitivo se supone q la educación bilingüe debe ser óptimo. ya veo no tiene q ver el estatus o dinero.
Hernan Dario Busolini el.polo no es lo que era antes... hoy en día conozcos chicos de padres humilde y trabajadores progresan como jugadores, por supuesto con ayuda de gente.con criaderos que le ceden los caballos para que se lo luzcan y así poder venderlo más fácilmente
Hernan Dario Busolini you need to be born bilingual in order to speak with a perfect accent. Being educated in a bilingual school does not mean that you are going to aquire the phonetics, you see, the enviroment where you live gives you the accent. You live in Argentina, we speak spanish, bilingual school you will speak the other language with an argentian accent. In conclusion, need to be born and bred in a english speaking country to be able to do that. Personally I think they do a good job when they speak especially you need to know a lots of vocabulary to explain and more importantly doing it in such way that people can understand you.
Hernan Dario Busolini concuerdo con vos, los escuchaba hablar y me quedé pensando, “si esto es la elite Argentina, no me quiero imaginar los que están más abajo”.
S Cunningham excuse me, but I started studying English at 13 after transferring schools to a bilingual one, and after 6 years of learning I have achieved a native speaker’s pronunciation, remarked by my Irish teacher. I’ll grant you, over this past 6 years I’ve consumed mostly content in English, rather than in Spanish, but saying native sounding pronunciation it’s something impossible to achieve is going a bit far.
S Cunningham knit picking here, bet it’s spelled “specially” and “Argentinian”. Also, if you are only able to talk in a way in which people barely understands you, you are not bilingual, you just know English. Someone “bilingual” is a person who can clearly, and confidently, express their opinion and comunícate just as fluently as in their native tongue, without having to resort to the irritating “eeehhh” or “aaahhh” mid paragraph which makes you sound like a 10 year old.
I love this sport!! You can see why the Argentinians do so well. Their horses look so well bred.
the horses can be 1 REASON but the 2 and the most IMPORTANT ARE THE GAUCHOS who prepare , train and teach how to used a Horse !!
In case you would be American you can perhaps try explaining me why if Argentina is the mecca of polo the shirt brand of this sport's name has almost every country's shirt represented except Argentina , i always had this curiosity ..
GUSTAVO Notice I am not an expert, this is a personal conclusion. While you could easily make two 40-goal Argentine teams (Cambiaso, Nero, F. Pieres, G. Pieres,) (P. Pieres, Mac Donough,Caset, M Novillo Astrada), other countries cannot even get close to that, this is why a handicap limit of 14 goals was set for the national teams. Therefore you will not see the best Argentine players playing for Argentina, as it would inconvenient for the players because they would be wasting time, and also for the team as they would have to play with beginners to not pass the 14-goal limit. Take as an example the best polo player, Adolfo Cambiaso who used to play for Dubai, thus making the foreign shirts more "prestigious".
GUSTAVO argentinian are americans too
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I have worked in england for the past two years at a polo club and really loved it, took a break from it for a few months and I've missed it a lot! So now going back to start working with the horses again :)
Riders and horse lovers are generally good friends and all who know them are blessed as they have a great heart to share their warmth, friendship and love of life with humbleness. What is most refreshing is that they are able to think big and at the same time relish small pleasures. They are always counted among those who walk in when the rest of the world walks out, trusted friends and good human beings.
“The thundering of hooves, the fluttering of pennants, the snorting of Horses, the jingling of chains, glittering drawn swords , the erect posture of the Cavaliers, their magnificent attire. A sight which will remain imprinted in our minds for years to come. This is what the Rissala was and is all about”.
- Rissala today strives to keep the ancient traditions alive being a link between the past and the present.
Well said
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lol I love how they feature Adolfo cambiaso as if he’s just a normal player
Proud to be Argentinian :)
+Miguel Acha Your country is beautiful - BA is SO classy....I would like to leave UK and go to live there...people are stylish intelligent and cultured.
+dieter schanzer why lmao all I want is to leave Buenos Aires and move to England
Valeria A Valerie...please don't that would be a big mistake...its shit here
dieter schanzer it s a shit live in buenos aires.. The rest of argentina is awesome... pilar is just a place closed to.buenos aires to sell horses... the real capital of polo are. Coronel suarez, trenque lauquen and intendente alvear
I love polo aloha a todos! Karma
Es tan graciosa su pronunciación
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Este video es tan útil como un yeso en la mano para hacerse una japa
It’s funny how everyone in Argentina knows and talks about this sport, and the game it has in the country, yet the national sport is “pato” and almost nobody now what it is.
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Who are the best saddlers and leather workers and boot makers in Argentina?
Iñaki brand
very dificul jajajajaja
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Argentina is the best in polo and horses
En un hipotetico partido entre nigeria y argentina en polo si nigeria toca la pelota UNA VEZ seria un milagro
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Polo originated from Iran, and was brought to India by the Mughal Empire. It was later introduced to the British during their colonial rule in India.
Los maestros de los caballos estan en argentina .no importa de donde provenga el polo por tradicion nunca ninguna nacion nos ganará y es un hecho desde hace 100 años
Jajajaja is very difícil
It's open to everyone......except women. They only teach their sons. Or so I've heard.
This year was the women world cup.
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The Prophet Muhammed peace be upon him, The Prophet of the Almighty ( Allah ) has said that : " there will be blessings from God on horses until the Day of Judgement ".
Recorded Hadith
Please keep going , thank you
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El polo, simbolo de lo que es nacer, vivir y morir en la opulencia.
Mi padre amansaba caballos para polo yo tengo 4 caballos no me considero " opulento " lo practico porque me gusta
anda amargado, un monton de clases media juegan al polo
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todo bien con el prestigio de polo pero pronuncian muy muy mal el idioma .sorprende por el estatus y poder adquisitivo se supone q la educación bilingüe debe ser óptimo. ya veo no tiene q ver el estatus o dinero.
Hernan Dario Busolini el.polo no es lo que era antes... hoy en día conozcos chicos de padres humilde y trabajadores progresan como jugadores, por supuesto con ayuda de gente.con criaderos que le ceden los caballos para que se lo luzcan y así poder venderlo más fácilmente
Hernan Dario Busolini you need to be born bilingual in order to speak with a perfect accent. Being educated in a bilingual school does not mean that you are going to aquire the phonetics, you see, the enviroment where you live gives you the accent. You live in Argentina, we speak spanish, bilingual school you will speak the other language with an argentian accent. In conclusion, need to be born and bred in a english speaking country to be able to do that. Personally I think they do a good job when they speak especially you need to know a lots of vocabulary to explain and more importantly doing it in such way that people can understand you.
Hernan Dario Busolini concuerdo con vos, los escuchaba hablar y me quedé pensando, “si esto es la elite Argentina, no me quiero imaginar los que están más abajo”.
S Cunningham excuse me, but I started studying English at 13 after transferring schools to a bilingual one, and after 6 years of learning I have achieved a native speaker’s pronunciation, remarked by my Irish teacher. I’ll grant you, over this past 6 years I’ve consumed mostly content in English, rather than in Spanish, but saying native sounding pronunciation it’s something impossible to achieve is going a bit far.
S Cunningham knit picking here, bet it’s spelled “specially” and “Argentinian”.
Also, if you are only able to talk in a way in which people barely understands you, you are not bilingual, you just know English. Someone “bilingual” is a person who can clearly, and confidently, express their opinion and comunícate just as fluently as in their native tongue, without having to resort to the irritating “eeehhh” or “aaahhh” mid paragraph which makes you sound like a 10 year old.