In the exclusive La Recoleta district: Close to business, shopping and cultural pursuits, featuring modern comforts in a contemporary tower and in the period beauty of an early 20th-century, French-style mansion.

I was living in Buenos Aires for a few weeks so I took the chance to learn a little about the famous dance, tango, which is hugely popular in Argentina and Uruguay. I managed to master the basics and learn a few things about tango culture, so I made this short video (3:33 long) to show my progress! Many thanks to my instructor María José (”Majo”). If you enjoy it, make sure to leave comments and subscribe to see my future videos! This video is also available in Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Esperanto and Irish on my blog at http://www.irishpolyglot.com

The best Tango dinner show in Buenos Aires.

http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com If you are ever in Buenos Aires, Argentina on a Sunday, don't miss the San Telmo Flea Market in the Plaza Dorrego. Antiques, souvenirs, junk, clothes (both old and new), street musicians, entertainers, and on this particular Sunday, the vendors were dressed in costumes. You can always count on San Telmo for a good time.

La Patagonia Argentina te seduce, te cautiva. La inmensidad de sus horizontes. Cada rincón ofrece una amplia gama de posibilidades para el relax, la recreación y la aventura, en un marco donde la exuberante naturaleza es la gran protagonista. Enigmática como pocas regiones en el mundo. Todo dispersado en esta gran tierra, desde San Martín de los Andes, a Ushuaia con su fronterizo Canal de Beagle, pasando por Bariloche, El Calafate, el imponente Glaciar Perito Moreno. La infinita llanura, la plenitud del campo, la estepa patagónica con el brillo de sus lagos y valles cargados de vegetación, su mar cálido y transparente, conviven con paisajes místicos, pinturas rupestres y la diversa fauna autóctona de la región.

Travel with Bill Fitzgerald and VisaView to Recolata cemetery in the center of Buenos Aires, it is the most desirable of locations for the dearly departed. Last stop for presidents, generals and of course Evita Peron. This is a village of the dead, marble mausoleums, ornate angels and crosses litter the landscape. A necropolis for the narcissistic, it is an Argentine saying that "it is cheaper to live extravagantly all your life than to be buried in Recoleta"

Travel with Bill Fitzgerald and Visa View to the very popular Bar Sur, tango Bar in Buenos Aires. The music and dancers were fantastic, in order to catch the show in low light the shutter speed was lowered the exposure opened and the results are theatrical. Enjoy the show!

Travel with Bill Fitzgerald and VisaView to Buenos Aires and walk the colorful streets of the Boca neighborhood. Enjoy the people, places of this touristy neighborhood, finally watch two gracefully dancers at an outside Tango show!

South America’s European flavor Enjoy breathtaking views of historical landmarks and become immersed in Argentinean culture as Gerardo leads you through life south of the equator. www.delta.com/siteseertravelcasts

Un viaje en taxi de los mas interesante.