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In Alternativa Teatral you can also get free Tickets, I reccomend the Theatre El Ojo

Thank you Soulskier! Great site! :)

The original language is the best way to get what to author really wanted to say. My mistake: reading Breakfast at Tiffany's in Spanish, I loved the book but I felt I could have much more from it in English, I just didn't have another version. And the same reading The Train of the Ice and Fire...

Buenos Aires is also one of the cities with the largest number of Theaters in the world...

Every monday you can go to La Bomba de Tiempo in Ciudad Cultural Konex. Just Google it...

Teatro El Ojo has nice options and you can get free tickets in alternativa teatral it is a webpage where you can find discounts and free stuff, just google it... hope it's useful for you. Daniel

I've got a solution for you: Feel free to go on a place (or country) you feel safe. I'm sorry if I'm rude but I think you may feel safer in a place like London where they have cameras everywhere, or The States where you can buy easily as many guns as you want. Just keep in mind it does not mean...

Is this what you proudly say about Roca?? La campaña de Roca Roca, en contraste con Alsina, creía que la única solución contra la amenaza de los pueblos de origen era extinguirlos, subyugarlos o expulsarlos. A finales de 1878, empezó la primera ola para "limpiar" la zona entre la...

Hello Rebekah, You seriously looking for American Steaks in Argentina?? I can understand the Ice Cream complaint (even if they have an strong tradition from the Italian "gelato") but the meet... Anyway I'll give you a Spanish proverb "Entre gustos no hay disgustos" something like: "there's no...

Hello Rachel! Welcome to the forum! I'm latinamerican and I've been travelling around the south of my continent, let me know if I can help with info about places to go or so. Daniel

As you guys, I've seen a couple more of "robbery tactics" in the subte, for example: - When the train stops and open it's doors a guys simulating a kind of mental illness with a "difficult" to walk comes inside and start looking inside simulating confusion and before the train closes it's doors...

Hello LClc23 I sent you the message already, we have meetings for new volunteers one thursday every two weeks and the next one is in two days, but I'm not sure if I can publish the address in the forum... Anyone knows if it's allowed to publish an address?? other ways you can find the name of...

Hello Trennod, I'm from Bogotá, I came here first on 2007 as a backpacker and I fall in love with the city and it's culture. Then I went to live in Europe for a couple of years and I appreciate learning about the diverse points of view you can find there, but at the same time I was missing...

Hello Kosta, Congrats about your child and welcome to Buenos Aires!!

Hello Kevin, As Trennod says the job vacancies depend on your Spanish level. I understand there are some options to work for call centers speaking in English but you have to manage some Spanish too. Try to have a look on it. Good Luck!

Hi, My name is Daniel and I've been living in Buenos Aires for the last two years. I'm from Colombia, I work for a Non-Profit Organization called Voluntarios Sin Fronteras, I study an Specialization Degree in Non-Profit Organizations as well and my girlfriend is a professional Tango Dancer...

Hi Jenna, Welcome to Buenos Aires! If you are looking for meeting expats you can do some volunteering. Just be carefull because many organizations ask for money. Just google: voluntariado bueno aires and you can find free ones. :)