Hey guys! I found this cool article about Argentines and I have to confirm that everything said there is true. I invite you to read it to know more about my country and the people here..

There are off course some "ego" here but that's another characteristic of the Argentinian people.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/conzpreti/things-a...know-to-be-true

and then you can compare it with your people!

These are great, but what does Golf Sauce taste like???

Ha ha Same impressive as the one we had about Canadian people Can You please explain something more about iPod-thing?

Seems like a place I can live

I could live there as well Did someone say - beautiful women?

I was in Buenos Aires for a week several years ago. I had one of the best times of my life there.
Do you guys ever sleep? It was more intense than NYC.

It's a mix of ketchup & mayonnaise. It is great!




In the last year we are having restrictions regarding buying international stuff (items and apps). This is to take care of the national industry but the problem is that there are lots of things that aren't done here. It's a good basic idea but not completely practical.



hahaha yeah, that item is completely true.



hahahaha

I'm serious!
When I was there I was playing for four nights at a club called 'Divino'(?). This place I think ... http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2874749
We wouldn't start until at least midnight (and we'd play until 1:00 or 1:30) then it would turn into a disco. I would stay until probably 3:00 am and as I was leaving there were people just getting there - with perfectly pressed clothing and just coiffed hair. On my walk back to the hotel there would be a ton of folks out walking around. I remember stopping to get a pizza and a beer at like 3:00 am. It was f'n great! I hope it's still like that. New Yorker's got nothin' on the Argentines.

alfajores chocotorta
Those both look amazing!

All the football ones are funny

I do agree! Basic idea is very good But somebody should rethink the list of items that have argentinian substitues. Like in Poland. You can buy a lot of great guitars not so expensive comparing to standard U.S models but...If You're a teenager looking for beginner guitar You would not get one. We are not able to fight with chinese, cheap products. Any I like the idea.

yes, it's still like this. Buenos Aires has a lot of tourism and night activity, mostly in the center of the city. You can go out every nigh of the week and you will find restaurants, bars and other cool things to do. We say that Asado is our national food but I can say that everybody eats more pizza than Asado. You can always get a pizza, no matter if it's 5 pm or 5 am.




uff I love chocotorta!!

Don't you have alfajores in your country?



This is exactly what's not happening. It's so silly, even, there are some industries here that need to import things to make possible the fabrication of their products, and they have problems with those importations. Sad but true.. the ineptitude of Argentinean politicians...

Dont think so, Ive never seen them before.
they could become my main food source very easily!

Now I know the present that I'll bring if I travel to Europe.

Oh Yes...They look like a perfect snak with company of a few beers

This is my favorite:

It could be mine as well Gabi, I will prepare a list of traditional products that you should taste once you get here! The first three things:

No1 - Cozonac
No2 - Mici
No3 - Zacusca

All traditional and prepared by my grandma!

hehehe sounds great! so I will visit you but at your granma's house.

Mici looks so promising!!!!!

Hehe! It's a recipe that dates for at least 100 years ago It could be served at a famous 19th century restaurant which still works today!

I'm afraid that after good Polish or Romanian meal Gabriel could not stand on his feet and play a gig You now Eastern European food is killer