Culture & Adventure in Argentina
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...
Arts, Music & Festivals
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...
Culture & Adventure in Argentina
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...
Arts, Music & Festivals
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...
Culture & Adventure in Argentina
Mente on Malbec: un blog de-vino
Budding wine connoisseurs of all (legal) ages start from the jumping off point of that well known adage, drink and be merry. Argentina has increasingly been getting more attention for its wine production, both...
Arts, Music & Festivals
Weekend Highlights: February 21 – 24
The glorious and magestic 4-day weekend that we've all been waiting for is finally upon us. Buenos Aires comes alive for carnaval, and if you're not celebrating, you're not living. Don't be surprised if...
Arts, Music & Festivals
Song of the week: Los Fabulosos Cadillacs
A little ska/ funk / jazz / folk / big band music to get your week started.
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs is a Buenos Aires born band that got its start in the mid 80s. They...
Culture & Adventure in Argentina
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,...