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This video was first broadcasted on 'TyC Sports', a sports channel in Argentina. It shows a young man who had just bought a hamburger at a soccer game for 15 Argentinian pesos, who proceeds to make it clear that this is far too expensive. He says that, with the same amount of money, he could get an "Alto Guiso" (Guiso is a traditional meat and vegetable stew. It is quite cheap, and is usually consumed by the working class).

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The key to this meme is the use of the adjective 'Alto' (lit. 'high'), which is used widely among the 'cumbieros', a lower class in Argentina, to replace other adjectives like great, good, outstanding, etc.

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It is quite popular on Taringa!, an Argentine site that's similar to reddit, and the original YouTube video has over 850000 views, and several spin-offs.



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Alto guiso

Alto guiso

Updated Oct 08, 2011 at 01:47PM EDT by kose65.

Added Sep 21, 2011 at 03:47PM EDT by kose65.

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Origin

This video was first broadcasted on 'TyC Sports', a sports channel in Argentina. It shows a young man who had just bought a hamburger at a soccer game for 15 Argentinian pesos, who proceeds to make it clear that this is far too expensive. He says that, with the same amount of money, he could get an "Alto Guiso" (Guiso is a traditional meat and vegetable stew. It is quite cheap, and is usually consumed by the working class).

Usage

The key to this meme is the use of the adjective 'Alto' (lit. 'high'), which is used widely among the 'cumbieros', a lower class in Argentina, to replace other adjectives like great, good, outstanding, etc.

Spread

It is quite popular on Taringa!, an Argentine site that's similar to reddit, and the original YouTube video has over 850000 views, and several spin-offs.

Recent Videos 5 total

Recent Images 16 total


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