“Sin Calles ni atardeceres de Buenos Aires no puede escribirse un Tango ”
Without the streets nor dusks of Buenos Aires a Tango cannot be written
(Jorge Luis Borges)

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In this blog entry by TangoCherie, she talks about how it can be kind of hard to find anything green (other than salad) at Argentine restaurants. And how! I had a tough time digesting during my first couple weeks in Buenos Aires, until I was able to figure out how to get some […]

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It was the first or second night in our apartment on Carlos Pellegrini and Lavalle. We were sleeping relatively soundly, when I awoke with a start and thought I saw something, transparent and white, move past me. I wasn’t sure if I was dreaming or awake - I was in one of those “in-between” states. […]

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My friend Darla has submitted some beautiful photographs in the Conde Nast travel photo contest. And so have I!
Click here to check out the pictures. If you want to view mine, you just type “tinahferrari” in the search field.
Though there are three pages worth of my photos, I’m sure you all love me […]

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She did not buy anything that day. I promise. You can even ask MY novio.
Sincerely,
Tina

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I always get excited when people find something inspirational in Italy. It’s not hard to do of course, but anyway.
Here is a nicely written blog entry in which a Tanguera goes to a well-known milonga in Rome.

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Mi Amor and I went to Palacio Barolo, a building designed to depict Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy. Since I’m so connected to Italia and Firenze, visiting this building was a necessity. We had a nice guy take us through the building and up to the top for a fabulous view over the city. […]

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