Becka Tango House
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... transféré le Musée de la Casa Rosada.
Donc, à défaut de visiter le Musée de la Casa Rosada, j'ai visité celui du Bicentenaire. Rien à écrire à sa mère et c'est bien sûr exclusivement en espagnol et bourré d'étudiants (ma foi, j'sais pas trop quand ils sont en classe ceux-là, mais m'semble que j'en ai toujours 5-6 classes dans les pattes partout où je vais...).
Mais, çà aura eu le mérite de me faire voir 2 photos et un film ...
Jardin japonais et Rosedal (Jardin de Los Poetas)
... c'est un "soi-disant" brésilien qui nous jase dans le métro, descend à la même station que nous, s'arrête pour attacher son soulier quand il voit qu'on ralentit le pas, se remet en marche juste derrière nous en n'ayant rien attaché du tout dès qu'on le dépasse, et abandonne définitivement quand on s'arrête devant une mosaïque qui ne nous intéresse ni l'un ni l'autre bien que tout notre comportement lance le message qu'elle nous passionne et qu'on va ...
Bustling Buenos Aires
... everyone around us. From our part the 3-course dinner is gorgeous - though Adam did struggle to release his starter from the case it came in. Just as we're finishing our main courses, the lights dim and the stage is lit up. For the next 2 hours we are entertained by 6 couples dancing the most intricate tango I have ever seen (and I am an avid Strictly Come Dancing fan!), along with an amazing live band, 2 live singers, a moody and musty solo male performer and interactive ...
A Dance through Argentina's History
... way, shape or form. When I was younger it was a long list of different classes and styles all with corresponding competitons and costumes. In my more recent years I've stuck to salsa. It's sexy and forgiving... and rather than spending my time at studios, I get to spend my time at bars. Hehe. There is something fabulous about that. I have dabbled slightly in ballroom, but my knowledge and experience in that department is pretty limited. I have seen the tango though, and ...
El fin del verano en la ciudad
... looked like. The one we saw was a huge historic looking building that I easily could have mistaken for a museum of some kind...but nope! A school! Muy interesante. We then kept walking and found some more hidden gems! There was a whole area full of different comedy clubs and bars and even a Beatles museum?! Who knew? We ended the night with some delicious helado (ice cream) from an Italian family-owned place near Corrientes! A great evening.
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