The square in front of the government house, where every day at about 3pm, the women march in protest of those who dissapeared due to voicing their opinions.
Argentinian Flag
Tango Dancing in Caminito, an area called Labocha.
Football stadium, they had to use these colours becuase they lost their colours to another team in a football match, this is also why the coca cola sign is in black and white as the opposing teams colours are red and white.
Tin houses built by immigrants using cheap materials, Labocha down town Buenos Aires.
There are 2 streets with these houses and bars and tango dancing.
One of the houses in Caminito.
Inside the eco park on the edge of the south of Buenos Aires city. Behind is the most expensive part of town and in front is the largest river in the world, apparently.
Government House and the balcony is where Evita Peron made her speaches. The building is pink because years ago they used to mix blood with paint to add a colour and it turned pink.
Leaving Buenos Aires for 2 days to see some of Uruguay.
The square in front of the government house, where every day at about 3pm, the women march in protest of those who dissapeared due to voicing their opinions.
Argentinian Flag
Tango Dancing in Caminito, an area called Labocha.
Football stadium, they had to use these colours becuase they lost their colours to another team in a football match, this is also why the coca cola sign is in black and white as the opposing teams colours are red and white.
Tin houses built by immigrants using cheap materials, Labocha down town Buenos Aires.
There are 2 streets with these houses and bars and tango dancing. 
One of the houses in Caminito. 
Inside the eco park on the edge of the south of Buenos Aires city. Behind is the most expensive part of town and in front is the largest river in the world, apparently.
Government House and the balcony is where Evita Peron made her speaches. The building is pink because years ago they used to mix blood with paint to add a colour and it turned pink.
Leaving Buenos Aires for 2 days to see some of Uruguay.
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