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La Manzana de Las Luces ... et bien d'autres !
Le 24 novembre 2012,
Aujourd'hui, j'ai un beau grand cours d'histoire pour vous, et croyez-moi, si j'avais parlé espagnol, j'en aurais encore plus parce que la fille qui nous a fait visité la Manzana de las Luces avait l'air d'en savoir et d'en raconter beaucoup. J'ai réussi à glaner certaines explications à droite et à gauche, mais je me mordais les doigts de ne pas au moins comprendre plus tant çà avait l'air intéressant. Mais bon, j'irai me chercher un livre ...
Museo Mundial de Tango
... the moments when you surrender yourself to the dance and begin to be at one with each other and the music. But those moments are unfortunately still few and far between, especially when lumbered with a partner who pinched, poked and squeezed my spine as an indicator whilst saying ‘vamos! Vamos!’ when I didn't understand what his probing fingers meant!
I’m starting to believe that the beauty in tango lies in ...
Salta- Iguazu- Buenos Aires
... Mentalität als „böse" Absicht) bin
ich doch sehr müde auf eins der Etagenbetten gestiegen und habe etwas
geschlafen.
Montag, 24.
September
Am nächsten morgen bin ich dann mit Patricia
und Alex….auf Hostelsuche gegangen und wir sind in einem ziemlich teuren,
superschönen Boutique-hotel gelandet, die Leute waren äußerst zuvorkommend! Eigentlich wollte
Sebastian (couch-surf) zum Hostel kommen..ist er aber nicht ...
Tango Anyone?
... the ferry ride for the day, so the decision was made to stay and relax in Buenos Aires. There is a strong European influence in B.A., especially Italian and Spanish including the love of coffee and eating late and staying up late into the night. There was enough to see and do and we enjoyed a bit of a slower pace.We did 2 free walking tours of the city, one with a theme of the culture of Portenos (the nickname for people that live in Buenos Aires) and the other with a ...
Don't Cry For Me Argentina..
... of the famous Mendoza Malbec and stood perving on the rows and rows of huge , cheap (3-4pound) steaks before deciding to try eating out that night and cooking in the next. That night we got lost somewhere around the university before finding our way to the main street, where the restaurants seemed quite overpriced and busy, so ended up back round the corner from the hostel at a little restaurant ran by an amazing little old man who didn't speak a word of English but was only too ...
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