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Continue reading →: Noche en Vela
With the “Noche en Vela” Macri has certainly surpassed himself. He (well, the Ministerio de Cultura de la ciudad de Buenos Aires) took an example to the ‘Nuit Blanche’ in Paris, and organised a full night filled with cultural activities. Starting at 7pm until 7am, you could go all around…
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Continue reading →: Placido Domingo
However bad this country may be, economicly or politicily (well everyone seems to be complaining all the time), there is defenitely one good thing about it ; and that is the way organise cultural activities/concerts for free. And not just any concert. This time the City of Buenos Aires had…
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Continue reading →: “Maman” in PROA
Maman is probably one of the most famous sculptures of today. It is a gigantic spider in bronze which carries marble eggs, made by Louise Bourgeois (1911-2010). This is without any doubt her most famous work. You can see this spider permanently in a couple locations. In London, Kansas City,…
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Continue reading →: Dos hermanos Eduardo Bechara
Sometimes Facebook brings you to places you have never been, and gets you to meet people you normally wouldn’t. That’s what happened to me anyway. When a friend of mine posted “ojalá que mis amigos de Buenos Aires puedan ir a la presentación del libro de mi hermano!” (maybe one…
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Continue reading →: The Speed Of Light
Moving at the speed of light, is not really something that you would say is a good description of something Argentine. On the contrary. Sometimes things can go so slow here that only a very high portion of patience can keep you going. A friend of mine says that God…
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Continue reading →: Carmina Burana, a ballet.
In Buenos Aires there are often free concerts organised. From Ballet to Classical music and other performances or cultural activities. This week there was a ballet performance by the contemporary ballet of Teatro San Martin, directed by the choreographer Mauricio Wainrot (former choreographer of ‘Het Ballet Van Vlaanderen” (ballet of…
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Continue reading →: I’m back!
After a long silence I figured it’s about time I start writing again. I’ve been away for a couple of weeks, traveled to the first world. It had been a while since I was there, more then a year actually. I didn’t really miss it I must say, but when…
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Continue reading →: Iguazù
Iguazù is defenitely a top 3 “to visit” in Argentina. We went for the 2nd time. It’s only a 1:20 min flight up north, and you can go for 2 days. Although this period (january) is defenitely not the best if you don’t like the heat : compared to that…
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Continue reading →: Dakar
The name has changed a bit : they omited the “Paris” but kept the Dakar. The race that used to go from Paris to Dakar has, since 3 years already, moved to Argentina. It starts in Buenos Aires and goes to Chili and back. The first year it was quite…
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Continue reading →: Running empty
The city is running empty. Porteños are leaving the hot town for the holidays. Punta del Este, Mar del Plata (and a lot of other places in and outside of Argentina), behold : it’s going to be crowded! Of course many wait until after today. Not only is it Christmas…
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