Whats Happening In Buenos Aires?
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brazilian music at matienzo.
http://ccmatienzo.co...events/saudade/
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FOOD: Fried Venezuelan empanadas and craft beer at La Carbonera (El Salvador 4401) y’all. They are being served from 12PM to 5PM.[/background][background=rgb(247, 247, 247)]
ST PATRICK’S DAY: If you didn’t make it to one of the many pubs in this city for a good ol’ pint of ale, lager, anything, you haven’t completely missed out. Plaza San Martin will be filled with green and orange, music, dancing, food and drink for Buenos Aires is celebrating Ireland. So bring your friends along from 2PM to 8PM and get that Guinness down ya. It’s free, obvio.[/background][background=rgb(247, 247, 247)]
FOOD: If you missed Le Petit Mercado and desperately need a way of getting your macaroon fix, then make your way to the Palermo Hippodrome (Libertador 4101). LE MARCHÉ is on from 10AM to 8PM and there will be, give or take a few, every food product you can imagine from Lille to Marseille, via Brest and Bordeaux.[/background][background=rgb(247, 247, 247)]
MUSIC: Gipsy jazz, anyone? Los Caravana are playing at Besares Club de Cultura (Besares 1840) at 9PM. They do sound like a bunch of fun if you need an alternative to Mumford & Sons, assuming you decided not to be tempted by Lolla.[/background][background=rgb(247, 247, 247)]
MUSIC: As of midnight, Konex is hosting its cumbia night featuring Los Gedes, Yerba Bravaand Ariel el Traidor y Los Pibes. Purchase tickets here or on the door. This is the real sound of Argentina, guys.[/background][background=rgb(247, 247, 247)]
PARTY: In the light of International Women’s day last week, there is a Colombian rumba night on at Glam Disco (Cabrera 3046). Girls go free all night. Sorry lads, it’s AR$50.[/background]
http://ccmatienzo.co...events/saudade/
[background=rgb(247, 247, 247)]
FOOD: Fried Venezuelan empanadas and craft beer at La Carbonera (El Salvador 4401) y’all. They are being served from 12PM to 5PM.[/background][background=rgb(247, 247, 247)]
ST PATRICK’S DAY: If you didn’t make it to one of the many pubs in this city for a good ol’ pint of ale, lager, anything, you haven’t completely missed out. Plaza San Martin will be filled with green and orange, music, dancing, food and drink for Buenos Aires is celebrating Ireland. So bring your friends along from 2PM to 8PM and get that Guinness down ya. It’s free, obvio.[/background][background=rgb(247, 247, 247)]
FOOD: If you missed Le Petit Mercado and desperately need a way of getting your macaroon fix, then make your way to the Palermo Hippodrome (Libertador 4101). LE MARCHÉ is on from 10AM to 8PM and there will be, give or take a few, every food product you can imagine from Lille to Marseille, via Brest and Bordeaux.[/background][background=rgb(247, 247, 247)]
MUSIC: Gipsy jazz, anyone? Los Caravana are playing at Besares Club de Cultura (Besares 1840) at 9PM. They do sound like a bunch of fun if you need an alternative to Mumford & Sons, assuming you decided not to be tempted by Lolla.[/background][background=rgb(247, 247, 247)]
MUSIC: As of midnight, Konex is hosting its cumbia night featuring Los Gedes, Yerba Bravaand Ariel el Traidor y Los Pibes. Purchase tickets here or on the door. This is the real sound of Argentina, guys.[/background][background=rgb(247, 247, 247)]
PARTY: In the light of International Women’s day last week, there is a Colombian rumba night on at Glam Disco (Cabrera 3046). Girls go free all night. Sorry lads, it’s AR$50.[/background]
