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Cosmopolitan, proper,and sexy fit the character of Buenos Aires. The capital is a social hotch of humanity. From generations of Italian and Spanish families to struggling artists and tourists, everyone feels at home in the bustling capital. The city is renowned for it's open mind and love of the arts. Museums, The Colon Opera House, and tango dancers are quintessential to Buenos Aires' street scene. Tango is symbolic of the city's passion and sensuality. Portenos (name for BA residents)adore tango, while lingering in cafes on romantic afternoons with their soul mate, otherwise known Buenos Aires.
When deciding to go out clubbing listen to this wisdom past down from a local girl, "If you are in a club at 230 in the morning.. you're the biggest loser in the bar." Portenos go out for dinner at around 10-1030, then to a bar for drinks at 1230. Then only at 3am will any respectable or savvy bar-goer be seen going to a club to dance. It doesn't really make sense how the economy functions with a system like this, but it seems to work.
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Aug 30, 2007
I had the privilege of going to the fabulous city of Buenos Aires this summer. This had been both a dream spot for both me and my dear friend Noah. We had narrowed it down to three destinations: Germany, Norway and Argentina. Having recently gone to Spain, we thought maybe it would be best to go somewhere other than Europe, that and Norway was very expensive at the time. Germany was cheaper, but we wanted to add another continent to our list. Consider it done, Bu...
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Jan 25, 2008 - Feb 28, 2008
Singapore -› Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia -› ...
25 hours after departing KL (and 1-hour stop overs in Joburg and Cape Town) MH201 finally landed at Ezeiza Ministro Pistarini in Buenos Aires at 216PM, February 13, 2008.
The sky was a perfect blue and the sun was all out. The sweltering heat embraced me as soon as I exited the airport. The exact opposite case when I first touched down in Ezeiza back in June 2007. Back then, it was raining and chilly, the vibe was totally dark and gloomy.
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May 02, 2006 - Sep 30, 2006
Atlanta, Georgia, USA -› Buenos Aires, Argentina -› ...
Group: Derek, Divya, Vicky In 1983, Argentina returned to a democracy after eight years of a military dictatorship. The free and fair elections that took place at the end of Raul Ricardo Alfonsin’s presidency, in 1989, to the outset of Carlos Menem’s presidency marked the beginning of Argentina’s federal, presidential, representative, democratic republic, and it was the first time that Argentina held a fair election with a peaceful transfer of power from one party t...
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Mar 13, 2007 - Mar 26, 2007
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My hostel offered a package deal to the futbol game! I, of course, thought it was a deal, until discovering that tickets cost 15 pesos! I willingly paid 120 pesos to go with the group, which included transportation and a great chorizo snack as well as avid Argentinian futbol fanatic guides:) PRICELESS!
The closer we walked to the stadium, the fuller the calles became, and the more blue and yellow I saw. Futbol in Argentina is like nothing else I've experienced, and I grew up playing futbol!...
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