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Every corner of Buenos Aires is characterized by the different passions of the Argentines. To begin with, our beloved tango, with a 4×4 beat and a very characteristic rhythm, takes us back to years of history. Its lyrics generate the nostalgia embodied in this rhythm. La Boca owes its name to its location at the mouth of the Riachuelo in the Río de la Plata. Used as a port over the years, its port activity attracted numerous immigrants, especially Genoese, who settled in the area in search of work. Historically, they spoke the Xeneize dialect, that of the Genoese, as if they were in their homeland.
Buenos Aires and its two passions is characterized by feelings. These arise from the construction of the houses in the area, which were made of wood and sheet metal painted with countless bright colors from the leftover paint from the port, giving the neighborhood a particular look and full of charm. Thus La Boca attracts us with its picturesque colors, fun, noisy and melancholic inhabitants. La Boca celebrates almost 150 years of history and we cannot fail to mention the soccer passion it generates in both Argentines and foreign tourists who visit us daily. Passion of multitudes. La Boca is half + 1 of soccer passion and colors. All those who want to enjoy this passion can visit the stadium and museum La Bombonera - optional - and walk the colorful streets of the neighborhood symbol of soccer and Tango arrabalero par excellence.
Buenos Aires and its two passions travels through every corner of Buenos Aires, where tango tells its own story. Considered Intangible Cultural Heritage of HumanityIn its melodies, tango reflects the cultural diversity of its immigrants. Diversity that is reflected in the music, poetry and dance of tango. To know its history, Buenos Aires and its two passions takes us to the Carlos Gardel Museum, corners of Buenos Aires, traditional bars with a "malevo" air and porteño flavor.
We are waiting for you to enjoy this beautiful tour in which the vivid colors lead us with joy throughout the tour.
At the appointed time our guide will pick you up at the hotel to begin to know the passions of Buenos Aires.
Our first stop will be in the neighborhood of La Boca. We will walk its streets and learn about its history through the art of its houses and the locals.
We will go to the Balvanera neighborhood to visit the house where the iconic Carlos Gardel lived. A typical house from the first half of the 20th century, where he lived with his mothers during the last years of his life. We will learn about his life, his music and the legacy he left behind.
At the end of the tour, we set out on our return trip, full of memories and stories.
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