When I travel to find new good deals, I like to discover surprising and different places, with intact traditions. Accommodation, nice little restaurants, coffee shops, museums, popular places…
I’ll give you good addresses for dinner, going to a “peña” (a place where folklore is played), dancing the tango, seeing a tango show, meeting Argentines in an evening where a certain form of tango is danced: the “milonga” and dancing with them sharing the habits of local people.
My good addresses
Discovering the traditions of Chile and Argentina can also be part of your trip, accompanied by addresses and typical places, where I personally spent very pleasant moments. Depending on the planned dates of your trip, I’ll indicate, if you wish, famous places to go see carnivals and participate in gaucho gatherings.
Knowing the history and traditions of Argentina and Chile is also enriching and important. You can discover them by following in the footsteps of some important figures such as Evita Perón, Pablo Neruda, Francisco Coloane, Victor Jara and many others…
As an artist and music lover, it’s important to me to regularly offer my clients typical and pleasant places to listen to music (mainly folklore and tango). Indeed, for me, knowing a country and its inhabitants is first and perhaps even above all, being sensitive to its music and trying to understand its hidden meaning.
This is all the more true with regard to Argentina and Chile: two countries where music holds a predominant place and for many punctuates relationships between people (as in all of South America in fact…).