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Marcela Trape. Continued from “Encounter on El Once” After a knock, the door was opened by a lean gentleman in a t-shirt and baggy pants, slate-gray stubble trickling down from…
Marcela Trape. Continued from “Encounter on El Once” After a knock, the door was opened by a lean gentleman in a t-shirt and baggy pants, slate-gray stubble trickling down from…
El Once (The Eleven) does not, strictly speaking, exist. It refers to a specific area in Balvanera, one of the forty-eight legally delineated neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. Through the nineteenth…
It should be noted at the outset that every word ever written on Argentine tango, including these, is an approximation. Originating in the working-class districts of Buenos Aires and Montevideo,…