In mid-April, Stephen Acosta (30) He stopped living as a Venezuelan Buenos Aires Become a citizen of Argentina. It took almost 7 years to get a new one Id During that time he lived happy moments which were compiled in a video that went viral.
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“On February 25, 2015, I set foot in Argentina for the first time, fulfilling my childhood dream of visiting the birthplace of the greatest soccer stars, Disney and the great productions of Cris Morena. And owners of one of the most specific and beautiful accents he has ever known,” the Caracas-born young man began to say on set.
After a stint as a tourist, he returned to Venezuela to complete his studies as a public accountant at the Central University (the equivalent of UBA in Argentina). Later, he toured many countries in Europe, Asia and North America. However, his attraction to Argentina remained elusive.
“Even I can't understand why Argentina continues to be at the forefront of everything done. Years later, in 2017, after three days of travel and eight cities by land and air, I arrived at what would become my new home from that moment on. I made the right decision in the first minute. I know that,” he continued in the viral video.
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