Streetfood: Lateinamerika

This is an excellent series if you are interested in the stories behind the people who work as 'Street food' vendors. With each episode focusing on one particular individual in detail with a few others given minor viewing time, each individual has a specific dish that is deemed important or different to the culture of the country and a story of hardship that they have overcome.

What this is not is a series about street food, the dishes showcased get very minor viewing and rarely do you see more than a few 'instagramable' shots of the food. Little to no detail is given about the ingredients or how to make the food which is a shame as this could have been a show that allowed people to 'travel and experience' the food of other cultures from their own home but what you get is a cultural experience of another nature.

A more fitting title would be The people of Latin America: Street Food.

I like the show, but much of it isn't about what I would call street food. Most of the featured cooks have small restaurants or fixed stalls in permanent locations.

I like the personal stories behind the people. And how well the cultural influence is put.

Amazing dive into the lives of different street food chefs around Latin America.

The colours, the stories and the passion makes you want to start looking for a ticket to go try all that amazing food!

Pro tip: don/t watch while hungry! TRUST ME

This is a human drama about street food. It tells you powerfull, hearthwarmig and unique stories about special foods. Editing, filming everthing is on point and it's a great product overall. After Asia and Latin America i hope we can get more.