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Fuerzabruta in Buenos Aires

fuerzabrutaFuerzabruta is a non-stop collision of dynamic music, visceral emotion, and kinetic aerial imagery. Featuring mind – blowing visual effects that must be seen to be believed – a man running full throttle through a series of moving walls, women frolicking in a watery world suspended just inches above the audience – Fuerzabruta is a show that floods the senses.

Fuerzabruta, presents the new material and re revisits previous material, giving a new dimension and nature. What no one ever saw, plus all the power of previous shows, and accumulated experience over Fuerzabruta trips around the world.

Starting May 22nd, you can see their show at Centro Cultural Recoleta. Tickets must be purchased in advance.

A  highly recommended show not to be missed. Check the trailer of their last show in Buenos Aires:

New Year’s celebrations @ Buenos Aires

Once dinner is over…is time to go out to celebrate, dance and drink with friends. What to do on December 31st? Check the options:


-La Boutique (formerly known as Museum)
The Irish DJ and producer Simon Patterson will be playing on this December 31, after midnight. Simon began his career in the music business with an A & R, a position he held over several labels. Tickets at door go between $100 to $200 pesos.
Peru 535, San Telmo

-Get Out! of the city
A classic of Buenos Aires’ New Year. This year Javier Bussola, Thomas Penton, JP Sgalia and Seven Eleven will be playing at Parque Santa Maria. The property has private parking. Tickets $ 50 pesos (only thru Ticketek).
(Camino del Buen Ayre km.16., entrada por Buenos Aires Golf Club)

-Max Graham @ Privilege
Canadian Dj Max Graham, will be playing progressive house, house, techno and trance. Doors open at 00.30 hours and the ticket will cost $ 80 pesos.
Avenida Costanera Rafael Obligado 1661, Costa Salguero,

-End of the year party of Il Ballo del Mattone
The artie trattoria of Palermo Hollywood invites you to celebrate the new year with them. More info at 4776-4247 or via email to reservas@ilballo.tv.
Gorriti 5737, Palermo Hollywood.

-New Year’s Eve @ Crobar Buenos Aires
Crobar proposes a trance party from 1 AM, where the star the night will be Dutch DJ and producer Sander van Doom. Tickets at the door will be $130 pesos.
Marcelino Freyre s / n [alt. Avenida Libertador 3886], Paseo de la Infanta, Arco 17

-Clubland NYE
The British duo Layo & Bushwaka return to Argentina to perform at the end of year party Clubland Buenos Aires. Along with this duo, local DJs Marcos Paz, Felix Galeano and Emiliano will be playing as well. Tickets at the door $150 pesos. Doors open at 00.30 pm.
Avenida Costanera Norte & La Pampa.

Source: Glamout.com

Winter holidays 2011

In July, Buenos Aires gets ready for children. Winter holidays take place at schools and thousands of children from the city, our country and visitors crowd the streets, cinema theatres and squares. There are more than a hundred of theatre performances waits for them. Museums prepare special exhibitions for them. There are circus, puppets and musicals. Cultural centres organize activities and workshops and even amusement parks and zoos get special promotions.
Here are our picks:

Museo de los Niños Abasto
July, 8th to 31st
The miniature city where children feel like adults offers different shows for these winter holidays in addition to traditional activities and museum visits.
Admission: children $45; adults $20
Museo de los Niños Abasto [ Av. Corrientes 3247 Piso 2, Almagro ]

El cascanueces y las princesas encantadas
May, 1st to July, 17th
Version for children of the classic work by Tchaikovsky in charge of the “Ballet Metropolitano de Buenos Aires”. The cast is composed of Karina Olmedo and Nahuel Prozzi, with choreography of Leonardo Reale.
Sundays @ 11am
Admission: from $40
Ciudad Cultural Konex [ Sarmiento 3131, Balvanera ]

The Original Harlem Globetrotters
July, 20th to 22nd
The traditional basket team celebrates its 85th anniversary with a world tour. In this opportunity, it will present its classic performance, mixture of sports and show, really fascinating for children and adults.
Wed to Fri @ 8 pm
Admission: from $100
Estadio Obras [ Av. del Libertador 7395, Nuñez ]

Calidoscopio
June, 5th to July, 31st
Performance of black theatre presented by Antoaneta Madjarova and the Group Kukla. Calidoscopio is a series of images and colours that two children start to know and face the world through a magic trip. On winter holidays, from Wed. to Sun. @ 4pm.
Teatro del Viejo Mercado [ Lavalle 3177, Almagro ]

Speakeasies: bars behind closed doors

Speakeasies were numerous and popular during the Prohibition years. Some of them were operated by people who were part of organized crime. Although police and agents of the Bureau of Prohibition would often raid them and arrest their owners and patrons, they were so profitable that they continued to flourish.

All great cities have their secrets bars. Even Buenos Aires already has four exponents.

Our favorite one in Buenos Aires is Frank’s. It is the last appearance in the list of locals speakeasies. And the first one directly inspired by the bars of New York.

Not only they emulate the ancient aesthetics (with sofas and low tables, chairs and much upholstery style), but require a password to enter. Once you get there, you’ll find a false telephone booth where a code must be set in order to open the door. Yes, it’s a secret code and no, we cannot give it to you…. not even the address.

But if you talk to the security person or to other people coming, if you dress with a certain elegance, surely you’re going to get it.