Alex @ HispanicNomad | Freedom Based Lifestyle
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Make money online, move to a better country 🧳 | Spaniard 🇪🇸 living in LatAm | Get Paraguay Residency | https://t.co/1QcOwQMGHl
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Is this the Miami of Paraguay 🇵🇾? I just found out there's a country club near Ciudad del Este where some of the richest people in the country live Paraná Country Club It has everything: golf course, social club, security, amenities... If you want to raise kids in a safe, cool environment... This might be a great option
Alex @ HispanicNomad | Freedom Based Lifestyle119,296 views • 1 month ago
These guys sold their house in Catalonia 🇪🇸 and moved permanently to Paraguay 🇵🇾 I just came back from a road trip with Destino Paraguay, a Spanish/Argentinian couple who were living in Catalonia and decided to get the f*ck out of there You have NO IDEA how many Spaniards are moving to other countries, particularly Catalans and Andalusians Foreigners always talk about how nice those two regions are, but it’s only because of two reasons: - They didn’t see them 10 years ago, so they’re not aware of the decline - They have unlimited money compared to the natives, so they’re protected from the worst changes
Hispanic Nomad | Remote Work, Travel, Growth349,592 views • 10 months ago
I complain about Spain a lot High taxes. Bureaucracy. The mindset that keeps people trapped in expensive cities But let me be honest: Spain is objectively one of the best countries in the world ✅ The food is unmatched Jamón ibérico, patatas bravas, fresh seafood that costs €3. The culture around eating is actually about enjoying life ✅ The people are warm and real Spaniards will tell you the truth, even if it hurts. They're not performative like Silicon Valley types. They actually live instead of optimize for social media ✅ The weather is insane 300+ days of sun. You can be at the beach or mountains within 2 hours from most places. Winter means 15°C and sunshine, not freezing darkness. It honestly spoiled me for almost anywhere else ✅ The cities are architectural masterpieces Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, Valencia, San Sebastián. Most countries would kill to have ONE city as beautiful as any of these ✅ The variety of environments is crazy Mediterranean beaches, Pyrenees mountains, Basque Country forests, desert-like regions in the south, wine regions. Everything in one small country My issue with Spain isn't Spain itself It's the system that makes people choose between: - Staying and being trapped in an expensive coastal city working for €1,200/month - Leaving everything behind to find opportunity elsewhere If you can escape the Spanish employment trap (remote work, entrepreneurship, location independence), Spain becomes one of the best places to live on Earth
Alex @ HispanicNomad | Freedom Based Lifestyle251,688 views • 7 months ago
Buenos Aires 🇦🇷 is what Europe used to be not so long ago
Hispanic Nomad | Remote Work, Travel, Growth255,463 views • 8 months ago
My phone got stolen by motochorros in Asunción, Paraguay 🇵🇾 Then they added my cards to Apple Pay and stole thousands My 2FA was locked behind the stolen phone and my Spanish SIM, forcing me to fly to Spain to recover my number This taught me some hard lessons about digital security, banking, and living internationally I'm sharing the full story, what went wrong, and the security rules I'm changing going forward Don't let your phone become your financial single point of failure
Alex @ HispanicNomad | Freedom Based Lifestyle32,840 views • 28 days ago
Florianopolis 🇧🇷 is the coolest spot in South America There, I said it The island has captured my heart over the last few days: ✅ EXTREMELY safe. Way safer than most cities in Spain, for example ✅ Great beaches, not crowded at all ✅ Any kind of sports you can think of. Surfing, sandboarding, kitesurfing in the lake, padel... ✅ Cool events (was invited to a talk by Founder Haus; couldn't make it this time, but love seeing this ✅ Direct flights to a lot of different places ✅ Not hot in summer, and apparently not too cold in winter ✅ Good infrastructure (although you need a bike/car) Really really nice. I can see myself spending one/two months per year here
Alex @ HispanicNomad | Freedom Based Lifestyle87,870 views • 8 months ago
🇪🇸🇲🇽🇨🇺🇦🇷🇨🇱🇵🇾 Spanish has more accent variation than English 🇨🇱 Chileans speak the hardest Spanish in the world. Even other Latinos admit it 🇪🇸 Spaniards from Andalusia are a close second 🇨🇺🇩🇴 Caribbeans drop half their letters 🇦🇷 Argentines turn Y into "sh" 🇵🇾 Paraguayans don't even bother; they switch to Guaraní mid-sentence Spanish isn't one language. It's a continent of accents pretending to share one
Alex @ HispanicNomad | Freedom Based Lifestyle62,252 views • 5 months ago
Chile 🇨🇱 vs France 🇫🇷 in 2025 The Southern Cone can’t stop winning
Alex @ HispanicNomad | Freedom Based Lifestyle85,970 views • 10 months ago
Colombian 🇨🇴 beaches are a scam I went to Santa Marta expecting Valencia or Benidorm 🇪🇸... And instead I got dirty sand, zero infrastructure, and a vendor harassing me every 5 seconds trying to sell me fruit I didn't ask for Sorry but someone had to say it You need to go to places like Tayrona (which IS great), Playa Blanca or Bahía Concha to have a good experience The ACTUAL beach cities of Latin America: 🇧🇷 Rio de Janeiro: iconic for a reason 🇧🇷 Floripa / Balneário Camboriú: Europe-level development 🇺🇾 Punta del Este: clean, organized, world-class 🇦🇷 Mar del Plata: unpretentious and genuinely good Colombia is great for many things Beaches? Not even close
Alex @ HispanicNomad | Freedom Based Lifestyle59,465 views • 7 months ago
My friend just shared her survival story leaving Spain Built a weekend rental business. Created jobs. Paid every tax imaginable The system still treated her like a criminal €400/month self-employed fee whether he earned or not. Taxes on occupied days AND empty days. Then squatter laws made her fear losing everything he built So... she sold his dream home just to protect it High costs, frozen salaries, laws that punish contributors and protect freeloaders... That's what Europe has to offer right now Geographic arbitrage is the rational response to an unviable system
Alex @ HispanicNomad | Freedom Based Lifestyle78,156 views • 10 months ago
🇦🇷🇺🇾🇨🇱🇵🇾 Do all Southern Cone people look alike? Of course not. The genetic mix in each country tells a very different story, and most people get it wrong 🇺🇾 Uruguayans: ~80% European 🇦🇷 Argentines: ~65% European, but it shifts hard by region 🇨🇱 Chileans: 55% European, 40% Native (mostly Mapuche) 🇵🇾 Paraguayans: 60% Guaraní, 35% European. The only country in the Americas where the indigenous language is spoken by the majority The Southern Cone isn’t one thing. It’s four very different countries pretending to be neighbors
Hispanic Nomad | Remote Work, Travel, Growth29,083 views • 5 months ago
