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Argentinian Expat Praises Malaga's Lifestyle, Community, and Affordability
Malaga's Appeal: An Argentinian Perspective on Life in Southern Spain. Milena Palma, an Argentinian expatriate residing in Malaga, Spain, recently offered a compelling and positive account of her daily experiences in the Andalusian city. In a personal video, Palma enthusiastically highlighted several aspects that contribute to her high quality of life, emphasizing a cultural shift towards 'living' rather than merely 'surviving.' Among the points of appreciation, Palma particularly noted the commendable courtesy of local drivers, who consistently allow pedestrians to cross at designated zones. She also lauded the efficiency and cleanliness of Malaga's public transport network, including its bus, train, and metro services, describing them as highly functional. Palma expressed considerable satisfaction with Spanish retail, specifically mentioning Mercadona and Primark, praising their affordability and the quality of their products, especially during sales periods. 'The sales here are real,' Palma stated, 'you wait all year, and then things are half price. It's not a trick; they're practically given away.' Palma further elaborated on the relaxed and cheerful disposition of the local population in Andalusia. She observed that residents frequently engage in social activities, enjoying tapas, beers, and afternoon siestas, and that the beaches are a popular spot for locals to unwind. 'People live here; they don't just survive,' she remarked, capturing the essence of the vibrant lifestyle. The agreeable climate, even in October, was another significant factor in her contentment. Lastly, Palma highlighted the comforting presence of a substantial Argentinian community in Malaga, which helps foster a sense of belonging and facilitates making new connections. 'It's really nice to always be able to make friends and in part feel at home,' Palma concluded, underscoring her positive integration into the Spanish way of life.
