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It was tango singer Carlos Gardel who said it best, in his immortal tango classic “Mi Buenos Aires Querido” (“My Beloved Buenos Aires”):
Mi Buenos Aires querido,
cuando yo te vuelva a ver
no habrá más pena ni olvido.
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Excellent restaurants, great meat and wine, great shopping, nice places to see, great tango shows as well as international Broadway-type shows. Plus the taxis and food are low-price.
BA is like New York: big, with lots of great places to eat. My wife and I walked the city and we really enjoyed it. Yes there's poverty and begging but when haven't you walked down the street in a US city and not seen the same thing? As of 2004, when we were there, BA was cheap. Cabs were $1 or $2 for most areas of the city. Tango clubs were fun. Food was very cheap and elegant. We are teachers and for the first time in our lives, we felt rich. A great city with friendly people.
People are friendly, the subway and buses goes everywhere you need. Amazing nightlife.... it is worth travelling down there.
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