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Although it is one of the least touristy provinces on my list, in a short time Santiago del Estero showed me several of its beauties. For...

The socialists love to lie about Javier Milei and, ironically, they do it for free, from claiming Milei got 40 billion, to claiming that ...

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Democratic socialists still vote for leaders and managers. So the new oligarchy is just a popularity contest of catering to the lowest co...

One of the things I've tried to show in this series on Museums of Buenos Aires is the diversity of these kinds of places that exist in th...

We need more people like Javier Milei who will actually end the state debt put onto us by cutting regulations, cutting agencies, freeing ...

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I am beating my chest to say this: if you are into football, be it league football or national team football, and you have never heard of...

Happy New Year to all my fellow travelers! It's incredible that 2026 is finally here. I wish you all a year full of travel and new advent...

I've already told you how much I love visiting libraries and bookstores. In fact, that's why last week I posted about my visit to the Nat...

Tulpo de La Puna is an enchanting dish rooted in the culinary traditions of Northern Argentina’s Jujuy region. Highlighting local ingredi...

The Argentinian economy lives in a continuous cycle of instability. The inflation keeps "eating" people's salary even before th...

Experience the vibrant flavors of Argentina with Empanadas Salteñas—a traditional pastry dish hailing from the region of Salta. These emp...

Transport yourself to the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires with these classic beef empanadas. Known as "porteñas," these pastrie...

As a book lover, there are two types of places I particularly enjoy: bookstores and public libraries. The problem with the former is that...

Some time ago, I took a trip to Talampaya National Park, a place that impresses with its majesty. This park is the product of millions of...

For this year's final visit to Museums of Buenos Aires, I chose a place steeped in history. Located in the heart of the Belgrano neighbor...

When I started writing this blog back in 2020, I had only visited 9 of Argentina's 23 provinces. It was a very ambitious goal for me to v...

Santiago, Chile, is a city known for its abundance of murals, some of them enormous. While many are lost due to the city's vast size or t...

Buenos Aires Museums isn't just about art or national history. There's room for everything. From the most emblematic and renowned museums...

Watermelon is a fruit that is characteristic of northern Argentina, and I know this because I ate it excessively as a child. Due to its ...

Una cena no planeada en Nenis, con mi familia, comimos unos delicosos perros calientes estilo venezolano! An unplanned dinner at...

Palermo is perhaps my favorite neighborhood in Buenos Aires. I love its streets, full of bookstores, cafes, and restaurants, but above al...

Buenos Aires has thousands of beautiful things and places to explore, and one of them is the famous bookstore El Ateneo, which I quite li...

I know what you must be thinking: didn't we see this place last week? But no, this place is new. Your confusion stems from the name of th...

Source Me gusta el fútbol y quiero con todas mis fuerzas a Gimnasia y Esgrima de la Plata, eso no nubla mi razón y sé que no debo ilusio...

Kanka Cocina was one of those places you’ll remember forever. We were in Buenos Aires and it wasn’t summer yet, and that night deci...

I've said before that I'm not a very religious person, so why do I visit so many churches when I travel to other cities? I think it's due...

Snowpea and I have landed in Buenos Aires! And here's a quick overview on what we've been up to m. Do as the tourists does in BA The fir...