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... bargain of my previous stay in Victoria was sadly already occupied owing to it being the weekend, and since after the debacle of Rosario bus station I was in no mood to start hunting around for alternatives, I checked into what appeared to be a hotel just ...
... at all, so in order to attract the right calibre of candidate, the management ran a nationwide contest to find Argentina's grumpiest and most obnoxious people, the winners receiving a prestigous position behind one of the much-sought after desks within ...
I got to Rosario at you know which time of day, and checked into a basic hostel, refusing to be duped once again by the guidebook's dubious accommodation list. Fortunately I didn't encounter any of those irritating "backpacker" types - this wasn't that ...
After another day soaking up the BA's atmos we decided to head out to the small - but Argentina's third largest - city of Rosario on the Rio Paraná. It was here where Motorcycle Diarist and revolutionary Che Guevara was born but what most rosarińos seem to ...
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The Must-Dos, Must Eats, Must Haves of South America!
Posted on Jul 28, 2007, 14:37:22
Well I wouldnt take salsa classes in Argentina since they are really known for tango, not salsa. I would do salsa classes in Colombia though, since they are definitely known for their salsa, especially in Cali. In Colombia some things to see are the Salt ...
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