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Saturday, March 7, 2026

BAFICI 2018: Mente’s Top Picks for Independent Argentine Film

Whether you are studying abroad in Buenos Aires, living here, or just passing through the city as a tourist, BAFICI is a festival that shouldn't be missed. The 20th Buenos Aires International Festival of...

Holidays in Argentina: 2018

Feriado is a good word to know in Spanish. It means holiday! No school, no work, perhaps a feast or a chance to get out of the city and see other parts of this beautiful...

Song of the week: Astor Piazzola

Astor Piazzolla is  an Argentine tango composer and bandoneon extraordinairre who was born in Mar de Plata in 1921.  His parents were Italian immigrants and due to their pursue for work, his youth was split...

Song of the Week: Juana Molina

Get your weekly fill of Buenos Aires born music! Juana Molina is a Buenos Aires born musician who got her start on a sketch comedy show called Juana y Sus Hermanas.    Daughter of Tango...

And We Danced: salsa & tango with mente argentina

Every month on a Thursday, Mente Argentina takes over the dance floor at La Viruta. (Armenia 1366)  The night begins with a group salsa lesson and after the group splits into a beginner lesson,...

Just Another Magic Monday

In other cities, you may cling onto your Sundays for dear life. Begging the clock to tick slower, dreading what Monday mornings will bring. In Buenos Aires, however, Mondays are anticipated with song, music,...

Song of the week: Rodrigo

Cuarteto or Cuartetazo is a rhythm that was born in Córdoba, Argentina. It got its name for its traditional composition of four instruments: violin, piano, accordion, and bass. It is characterized by its fast...

Photography Courses in Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires is truly urban in all sense of the term. An international capital with a variety of cultural capital seeping out of in every nook and cranny of the city, making this city...