Buenos Aires ...YEE...

Hello. Sorry for the lack of updates. Been pretty busy from long eventful 18 hour days. Here's a lengthy update of my weekend in Buenos Aires, Argentina! We left thursday afternoon using LAN airlines. It was a 2 hour trip east of Santiago chile. After arriving, we had a filling meal at Santa Fe Cafe, which is open for 24 hrs!!! Something we don't have at Santiago Chile. So here it is, a 4 day recap..yee..

Day 1:
Hotel De Las Americas
Santa Fe Cafe
Steak Meal #1

Day 2: DO DAH TANGO!

Sabor a Tango. Tango Lessons, dinner, and a SHOW.

Got some tango lessons so lets DANCE the TANGO!
SIERRA <3!!!

Steak Meal #2 at the Tango Show

Bar - Jager Bomb

Clubbing at Larsky's. Listened to some good rap music for once hahah. Nonetheless, it was a small club, with 2 rooms, one played hip hop and the other, local rap argentenian

Day 3

Argentina vs. Germany...a German Massacre of 4-0.

Find the German! Many Argentinians gave her the bird. lol. Pretty Funny.

3 coarse dinner meal at Mala Cara.
Steak Meal #3 + red wine

A classy bar. 3 floors of fun!

Imperial - reminiscent of Honduras..yee

Lazy night...watched Justin Bieber, Chris Brown Crying, Tae Yung dancing to Wedding Dress, and random Dance Videos. Hahah. Buenos Aires is tiring.

Day 4

Ricoleta Open Air Market where they sold handcrafts!

Vyvy learning how to throw a boomerang properly. I got myself a boomerang so it shall be fun.

Cemetary at Ricoleta - some fancy graves and creepy ones
Cafe

Lots of stray cats live at this cemetery. This is one of the creepy cats. eeek.

Lunch/Dinner at the oldest cafe in Argentina, Cafe Tortoni, which began in 1858.

Steak Meal #4 + Red Wine = LEGITI <3 RED WINE!!!!!

At Buenos Aires, I noticed a couple of things. 1) the people here are really nice, they don't stare at you and are more tolerable of tourists. 2) When ordering at any restaurant, they do not like to take notes of your order, they do it straight from memory. 3) The people actually want to have a conversation if they know you're not a local. It's pretty nice. 4) The spanish interaction is much easier as I feel that it is slower when they speak, making it understandable. 5) Argentinians are very prideful, in a good way. They do have the best steak that I have eaten. They are known for their bife de chorizo..yee...

- Darryl "Dee-Rell" Torculas