Argentine Art, Culture and Entertainment

Wherever you have cattle, and cattle ranches, you have people on horseback tending to them. In Argentina, Uruguay and southern Brazil, they're the gauchos of myth and lore, a larger than life vital part of folklore and modern life.

Edificio Kavanagh, commisioned in 1934 by Corina Kavanagh and designed by architect Sánchez Lago y De la Torre in the Rationalist and Art Deco styles popular at the time, is a national historical monument that still maintains its impact against the modern skyline above the Plaza Sant Martin in Buenos Aires.

This sensual, emotional dance began in the poorer areas of Buenos Aires and rose to international fame before the rock 'n' roll era. Now it's back, more popular than ever. Do you tango?

Selected books cover a wide range of topics, from travel planning to politics, history, touring, wildlife, flora and fauna, cultural studies, human rights, cuisine government, military matters, arts and crafts, sports and more information to learn about Argentina.

Argentine cuisine is influenced by waves of European immigration and Argentina is known for its beef, and many meals are based on substantial amounts of carne, but other foods are certainly available.

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Where to eat in South America

No matter where you travel in Latin America, you'll find grilled meat, carne

One of South America's most favorite beverages, yerba mate is an herbal tea with medicinal properties affecting overall health, vigor and endurance. Sharing a mate with close friends and family strenghtens the bonds of friendship and good will.

Where to find the best markets in South America