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Argentinian POPULAR FESTIVALS
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Camarones
The Salmon Festival
In the summer, Camarones hosts an event whose main protagonists are anglers eager to catch good pieces at inshore and deep-sea contests.
In the summer, Camarones hosts an event whose main protagonists are anglers eager to catch good pieces at inshore and deep-sea contests.
Río Mayo
National Shearing Fair
Thousands of people enjoy tradition and folklore in Río Mayo during the eagerly awaited celebration for country folk and sheep breeders of the area.
Thousands of people enjoy tradition and folklore in Río Mayo during the eagerly awaited celebration for country folk and sheep breeders of the area.
Ushuaia
Festival Internacional de Ushuaia
La ciudad de Ushuaia se viste de gala para dar comienzo al Festival Internacional de Música Clásica.
La ciudad de Ushuaia se viste de gala para dar comienzo al Festival Internacional de Música Clásica.
Ushuaia
The Longest Night in the World
Every year, the longest night in the world is celebrated in Ushuaia on June 21, when the city gets decked out and sleeping is forbidden.
Every year, the longest night in the world is celebrated in Ushuaia on June 21, when the city gets decked out and sleeping is forbidden.
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Argentine Tango
We cannot elude tango when we refer to our inextricable cultural identity.
A feeling that is danced and percolates through the curbs of the one hundred porteño neighborhoods. Existencial philosophy of the suburbs. All your history, your men and women, the neighborhoods, the sidewalks and the skies drain through time in the city: Buenos Aires par excellence.
Argentine Wines
The wine-making region in Argentina spreads at the foothills of the Andean Mountain Range along over 2,400 km., from the Province of Salta to the Province of Río Negro, with a variety of climates and soils that makes each region a unique land.
Abundant sunny days and thermal amplitude favor a good maturity and concentration of aroma and color in the grain.
