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ABOUT ARGENTINA>Current affairs>

Arte en Movimiento at Alto Palermo Shopping
A new way to enjoy art everyday.
Arte en Movimiento is an innovative type of art exhibit in a non traditional way that allows the public to enjoy a visually impacting offer everyday, in their free time… Read more INFO

ABOUT ARGENTINA>Argentina and its people>Cuisine>Argentine Cuisine>

Argentina's culinary melting pot
Looking back on a strong immigration history, Argentina boasts as many indigenous as imported foods, drinks and habits. The city of Buenos Aires gives you the perfect cross section of what the country has to offer... Read more INFO
Astor Piazzolla by Hermenegildo Sabat

ABOUT ARGENTINA>Argentina and its people>Culture>Music>Tango, music of the city>

Astor Piazzolla – The Tango that Followed the Tango
Way before tango had the international diffusion that it currently enjoys; way before the interest in tango dancing attracted thousands of tourists to Buenos Aires, Astor Piazzolla created a revolution in the traditional two-by-four and exposed tango to the whole world... Read more INFO
Argentine Flag in a soccer stadium Source: weblogs.clarin.com

ABOUT ARGENTINA>Argentina and its people>Sports>Soccer>

Why is soccer so important in Argentina? A rich analysis that unveils Argentines
In times of globalization, soccer offers a sense of belonging and cohesion to people from different social economic and even political backgrounds... Read more INFO

ABOUT ARGENTINA>Argentina and its people>Design>

Silverwork: The Art of Working a Precious Metal
The traditional Creole silverwork, which continues up through today, is one of the most important Argentine heritage symbols. The country has a direct relationship with this precious metal that has formed it: in Latin silver is called "Argentum," and from this word arose the name Argentina / Argentino. We’ll take a look at this art... Read more INFO

ABOUT ARGENTINA>Buenos Aires>Leisure activities>Outdoors>

The Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve
It’s right there; A few steps away from Plaza de Mayo and the middle of downtown Buenos Aires. It is a green space which covers 360 hectares, unique within the city limits... Read more INFO
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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