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BA was a whole lot more hectic the second time around. Apparently while we where there in late Feb/early March it was still holidays and all the Porteños (people from BsAs) were away on holdiays. The city areas were out of control and the taxi drivers even more agressive which I wouldn´t have thought was possible.
Avenida 9 de Julio (widest street in the world)
Every Thursday the Mothers of the Plaze de Mayo march outside the Casa Rosada (governent house/Don´t cry for me argentina set). They are an organisation of women who lost their children during the military coup in Argentina during the 70s and 80s where an estimated 30,000 people went ´missing´. For more info: Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo
The mothers wear kerchiefs on their heads with the name and details of their missing children embroidered in blue. They also wear the pictures of their children around their necks usually with the words ¨¿dónde están?¨ or ¨Where are they?¨
This lovely lady has been marching for 30 years.
So enough with the serious stuff . . . let´s party!
Do you reckon I could get a little more leg out?
Through a series of strange events, we ended up at a really trashy dance club that was (when we first got there) playing heaps of old trashy 80s tunes. They even played DOWN UNDER which Curls and I screamed at the tops of our lungs.
Curly rockin´it out!
Then the Regatton started which is kinda like latin hip hop. The boys we were hanging out with started to get a little too ¨funky¨on the dance floor so we ran away. Quite literally ran off the dance floor and into a cab and headed for the nearest gay bar.
Where Curly made friends with a goose
Just thought I would put this in to prove that we were doing things during the day and not just going out getting drunk at night. It is a very fancy door, no?
We went to a restaurant and stumbled on some kind of weird felt hat party. We knew you wouldn´t believe us if we told you so Curly stole a hat and we took photos as proof.
Playing pool at a really classy place
Girl and gold door
BA loves a dog walker
Our last photo together after a hard day of shopping and a big lunch.
BYE CURLS, THANKS FOR ALL THE FUN AND FUNNY TIMES! HAVE FUN IN GAY PARIS!
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As-Salamu 'Alaykum Great Job! Lovely Pics, Beautiful Writings. I am planing to study there in south america, so i wanna know somwthing deep about these countries. But fortunately i found your travelogues. Thank You Madam. And yeah! I forgot to tell you that you're so beautifull! Fi Amanillah Waqar Ali Sial from Pakistan | ||
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As-Salamu 'Alaykum Great Job! Lovely Pics, Beautiful Writings. I am planing to study there in south america, so i wanna know somwthing deep about these countries. But fortunately i found your travelogues. Thank You Madam. And yeah! I forgot to tell you that you're so beautifull! Fi Amanillah | ||
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very god thanks biutyfoooooooool bye i love u majid ..to iran | ||
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