The Tango
Buenos Aires is a province with so many places to be visited, each one with its own attraction to any person, either visitors or not. It’s located in the centre of the country and is the province with the most cultural, social and economic activities, also is the most populated one.As we don’t want to waste the plenty of places Buenos Aires has to offer we will be dedicating a post for each place.
No doubt that tango is the style and dance music that characterizes Argentina the most and even more the region near the Buenos Aires’ harbor and surroundings.
Basically in the orquest, the bandoneon with its particular sound plays an essential part in it.
The language used in the composing of the lyrics is known as “lunfardo”, which means a vulgar expression of feelings and sadness referred to life’s things and love, the suffers and eradication of the immigrants.
On of the most attractive things about this dance is the particular and complex choreography characterized by a series of precise movements made by the couple in which the man is the one who takes the lead of the dance guiding the woman the movements all along the dance.
No doubt that tango is the style and dance music that characterizes Argentina the most and even more the region near the Buenos Aires’ harbor and surroundings.
Basically in the orquest, the bandoneon with its particular sound plays an essential part in it.
The language used in the composing of the lyrics is known as “lunfardo”, which means a vulgar expression of feelings and sadness referred to life’s things and love, the suffers and eradication of the immigrants.
On of the most attractive things about this dance is the particular and complex choreography characterized by a series of precise movements made by the couple in which the man is the one who takes the lead of the dance guiding the woman the movements all along the dance.
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Caminito “The Path”
A place that nobody should miss is the well know “Caminito” path. It’s located in the neighborhood of La Boca on Garibaldi, Araoz de Lamadrid, del Valle Iberlucea and Magallenes streets.
The path is one of the favorite tours for the Argentineans and visitors. Its name has been given by a famous 1926’s tango wrote by Gabino Coria Peñalosa and Juan de Dios Filiberto.
Its well known because of its epic houses made by chapa and painted with too many colors, many recognized artists painted on them.In Caminito and surroundings many street show are exhibited and on weekends a market of artesanias occupies the streets.
Other of the attractions in this place are the exhibitions of tango, typical Argentinean dance characterized by its lyrics, music and dance which gets the attraction of the tourists.
Buenos Aires is full of milongas shows, another Argentinean dance, and Argentinean restaurants.
Some of the most recognized milongas can be found in the following:
Written by: Fabian Eckerdt
Posted by: Fernando Cabrera
Translation: Lucas Ensinck
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Que tal, soy Marcelo, del blog Misiones Vive© Cataratas del Iguazu.(http://cataratas-del-iguazu.blogspot.com)
Mas que principiantes parecen expertos, está espectacular el blog, realmente los felicito, muy buena info, buenas imágenes, buenos colores, excelente el trabajo. Mis felicitaciones nuevamente.
Con respecto al enlace, estoy por crear una sección especial en mi blog para páginas amigas, pero recién para la semana que viene, es por un tema laboral relacionado con estas elecciones que no me da tiempo para nada.
Pero los agrego la semana que viene seguro. Empiecen a anunciarse en los Directorios a full que hay muchos y les va a permitir empezar a crecer en numero de visitantes, pero ojo, directorios en INGLES, no en castellano.
Éxitos y nos mantenemos en contacto.
Es increible el video q subieron!!!! sin palabras!!!!el posteo del tango, es muy bueno, felicitaciones!
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