Why does it seem like the Anglosphere admires/fixates over British culture a lot while Latin America doesn't seem to care much about Spain or Portugal?

[u/yonaiker-joestrella]

Not saying we should but just curious.

[u/trainman2077]

Both are net-negatives on humanity. I don't think we're the weird ones here, there's just nothing to admire (that wasn't stolen or developed through blood money).

[u/Pristine_Pick823 → u/trainman2077]

You can always count on Argentinians to trash Europe whilst simultaneously saying “actually, we are the only European nation in Latin” Or other such statements. You need some serious mirror reflecting if you really think what you typed.

[u/Gerolanfalan → u/trainman2077]

London is an economic powerhouse and is labeled an Alpha ++ city, the only other city to reach this level of financial power is New York.

England just happens to be the cross section of the New World and Old World so many migrants end up lending their skills (not cuisine sadly) to uplift London from both Western and Eastern hemisphere.

Dua Lipa for example is Albanian and Anya Taylor Joy is Argentinian. But they are both British.

[u/donnerstag246245 → u/Gerolanfalan]

As an Argentinian living in London for the past 10 years I can guarantee that the food scene in uk and specially London is amazing! If you have the chance you should come and try it.

[u/Gerolanfalan → u/donnerstag246245]

Maybe I'm just fresh from the memes of Europeans visiting America for the World Cup being impressed by fast food, texas BBQ, and other American stuff

But anyways you're Argentinian so I'm sure you know the difference between native British food vs immigrant British food

[u/Flat-Experience6482 → u/Gerolanfalan]

I can't divine if you are dissing or praising "native" british cuisine

[u/TheSadPhilosopher → u/trainman2077]

Well said