Don’t cry for me, Argentina

After two weeks, it is time to say good bye to Buenos Aires

It is a city full of beautiful buildings that would be perfectly at home in any major European City

French Embassy

French Embassy

of graffiti that ruins them

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of romantic tree lined streetsP1000180

of flowering trees

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of fabulous bookstores

Once a movie theatre, now a bookshop

Once a movie theatre, now a bookshop

and their amazing cafes

Theatre stage/bookshop cafe

Theatre stage/bookshop cafe

of a world class opera house

Teatro Colon Lounge

Teatro Colon

Of fabulous Tango dancers performing on the street

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of not so fabulous tango dancers

tango dancer

of women who love shoes

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of dashingly handsome men of all ages

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of overworked dog walkers

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and of surprising art galleries that we decide not to visitP1000251

Goodbye Argentina, it’s been fun. Evita Sign

But don’t cry for me, there is so much more to come

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4 Responses to Don’t cry for me, Argentina

  1. limaodilo88@gmail.com says:

    I cry for you baby…Odilo

  2. Colette says:

    sweet portrait – I enjoyed the city (through G & A eyes)

  3. Patricia Campbell says:

    Daggone, I knew there had to be tango dancers and wonderfully handsome men there. You told me I had been reading the wrong blogs. Clearly not, you just took your sweet time to pass along.

  4. Patricia Campbell says:

    As an afterthought, art takes many forms, so why not galleries. Concentrate on the word “forms”, eh. bad Pat.

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