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I was told by a model that this Friday 30th bahrein [url]http://www.bahreinba.com/[/url] will be a cool place to go. Event name is KixxMe e-flyer [url]http://www.surfacebookings.com/eflyers/2008/mayo30/index.htm[/url]
I'm sure I did a video inside of the boliche but not sure if stills online [url]http://www.barts.com.ar/barts/videos.php[/url]
I always went to Bahrein on Fridays with my girlfriend and I would just wig-out on the sofas in the V. I. P section while she danced for about 5 hours non-stop.
Decent place but I would not go there alone.
ZERO - working girls. Just 18 to 22 year old girls and Argentine punks with maybe 2 pesos in their pockets!
Not a very nice place in that it has cement floors and zero atmosphere but if Friday night is a special event for older, wiser, wealthier locals it may attract working girls.
Look into it if you can.
Get on the guest list to avoid cover charges and long lines.
TL
[QUOTE=Sidney]At the Alvear for 300 pesos![/QUOTE]Don't try to muscle in on my action, if Exon adopts anybody it's me buddy.
How's the new will coming dad?
The party it's this Saturday June 14th at pacha.
[url]http://www.surfacebookings.com/eflyers/2008/junio14/index.htm[/url]
Have Fun!
[QUOTE=Sidney]At the Alvear for 300 pesos![/QUOTE]I took 9 toe Moe their Christmas night for dinner, the CockSuckers charged me about the same, $300 peso's each.
While drinking Beefeaters in the bar waiting for our table I discovered that Moe's coke was the same price at the Alvear Palace Hotel as its was at Excedra.
It was then I truly realized we Americans were getting ripped off.
Exon
Famous exhibition of cattle and agriculture.
Nice MILFS around, and a good opportunity to know better the argentine essence. Besides, a unique exposition to visit. Opens July 24th (thu)
[url]http://www.exposicionrural.com.ar/index.php?lang=english[/url]
For cheaper caws, check out Uruguay 343 1st floor.;)
No Sidney, I'm not spending that kind of money on that "Tramp"
Exon
Tramp? After your previous recommendations?
Actually, I enjoyed my one cita with her. We went to a symphony at the Teatro Colón, and then a little action in my hotel room. I didn't feel the chemistry, but she said I was a good lover so I forgive her. RIP.
[QUOTE=BA Luvr]Tramp? After your previous recommendations?
Actually, I enjoyed my one cita with her. We went to a symphony at the Teatro Colón, and then a little action in my hotel room. I didn't feel the chemistry, but she said I was a good lover so I forgive her. RIP.[/QUOTE]After she stole my wrist watch she became a Tramp.
Exon
BAF, Buenos Aires Fashion week, Argentine models (some Brazilian as well) at la rural, (Palermo) [url]http://www.barts.com.ar/barts/flash_video.php?recordID=runway-fashionweek[/url] the 2006 version runway recorded.
Have Fun!
In addition: "Soho Telo-Muestra", it's an innovative temporary art gallery placed in a tower under construction which in the past used to be the "pussy-cats" love hotel. Opening today, Aug. 15th at Paraguay 4747 (palermo) from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
They did not touched some old rooms, and the ambience it's telo-like, so artists place their works in the rooms.
Romantic Tango lovers, [url]www.festivaldetango.gov.ar[/url]
They have a tight schedule and if you like tango, but in addition you want to feel those classic places of Buenos Aires (las violetas, billares, etc) this is your chance. Good before Sunday, August 24th.
Nike+ Human Race also in Buenos Aires!
This event, at the same time in several cities in the world has been also announced in BA, it's a race, Sunday Aug. 31st at Palermo Parks.
Palermo Parks it's a beautiful part of the city.
This video in the lakes side of Palermo parks: [url]http://www.barts.com.ar/barts/flash_video.php?recordID=bosques_palermo[/url]
This is a map:
[url]http://www.barts.com.ar/barts/lodgin/map_palermo_bosques_de.php?recordID=49[/url]
[QUOTE=Sidney]Could our own Jazz Maestro, Doggboy, recommend some good sessions?[/QUOTE]OK then. Check out:
[url]http://www.buenosairesjazz.gov.ar/en/[/url]
YMMV of course. My picks would be Randy Weston with Billy Harper tonight at the Coliseo Theatre. Harper plays with his own band tomorrow at the National Library. I don't know much about many of the musicians featured. Most are not from the states. There could be some great performers but I have no idea.
I do have two film picks for you hard core jazz fans. Two films. "Lift to the Scaffold" a 1958 film from Louis Malle with a great Miles Davis soundtrack. I have that soundtrack CD and have employed it often in the past for background music to soulfull fucking.;) The movie itself is probably mediocre, but the music fantastic. The other film is a recent documentary on the iconic singer Anita O' Day. Maybe the best white chick jazz singer of all time with a long history of drinkin', druggin' and breaking all the taboos. Quite a dame. Both of those films on Friday at the Recoleta Cultural Center.
Dogg
Hey Dogg.
Didn't know you were a jazz fan.
I like old movies.
Wasn't Sidney Poitier, Dihann Caroll, Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward in some movie about these guys being jazz musicians. Living in Paris, meeting the chicas. Etc?
Best Regards.
Smuler
[QUOTE=Smuler]Hey Dogg.
Didn't know you were a jazz fan.
I like old movies.
Wasn't Sidney poitier, Dihann Caroll, Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward in some movie about these guys being jazz musicians. Living in Paria, meeting the chicas. Etc?
Best Regards.
Smuler[/QUOTE]Hi Smuler,
That sounds familiar but I don't remember that flick. You know that Poitier is Sidney's half brother, right? I am a fan of old movies as well. BUT, we are off topic! Jackson may want to send these comments to "Dogg's Jazz Musings" in the Chit Chat section.
Favaloro's fundation made possible this great event. Wed march 11th starting 7:30 PM full moon night. Departing from Dique 3, Puerto Madero on the Galileo's catamaran and sailing 3 hours by the Rio de la Plata. You'll be able to enjoy a great view of the river and the city itself, there will be a cocktail and wines provided by the Lariviere Yturbe winery. Plus the voices and music of Marta Blanco (mezzosoprano) Martín Catalbiano (barítono) Enrique Prémoli (piano) Contribution bonus USD 200 per pax. PM me if interested.
Any good new events to report?
[QUOTE=Narcissus]any good new events to report?[/QUOTE]There's a pretty decent site that lists upcoming events in Buenos Aires:
[url]http://www.vammos.com.ar/[/url]
You can also follow them on Twitter and get updates:
[url]https://twitter.com/vammos[/url]
It's in Spanish, but it's not hard to figure out even with limited Spanish. Additionally, there's always babelfish. Com to translate the page.
Every day 13:00 pm in different theatres of Buenos Aires the best orchestras of tango.
All the spectacles are free!
Program:
[url]http://estatico.buenosaires.gov.ar/agenda/archivos/programacion_musicaalmediodia.pdf[/url]
On Sunday, the 24th of May 8 pm, the neighbors of the city will be able to enjoy a great musical spectacle in the Obelisk to commemorate and to wait the beginning of the year Bicentenary of the Revolution of May. Hereby a program of actions will begin formally supported until December, 2010.
Thank you for sharing RED HOT.
Does anyone know of any big named headliners are coming to BA soon?
Would like to see a good concert or something like this.
13 hs Sinfonic Band of Buenos Aires.
Director: José Luis Cladera.
Place: Plazoleta Juvenilla, Florida and Santa Fe Av. (Plaza San Martín)
Free!
Centro Cultural Plaza Defensa - San Telmo.
Every Friday 21 hs. Free!
Defensa, 535. Tel:4342-6610
Live music: pop, jazz and tipical folclor of Buenos Aires and Rio de la Plata.
Programming:
Viernes 5 de junio: Doña Maria + Laura Ros.
Viernes 12 de junio: Seba Ibarra + Fer Isella.
Viernes 19 de junio: Lucio Mantel + Jíbaros.
Viernes 26 de junio: Soema Montenegro + Fondo Naranja.
Viernes 3 de julio: Páramo + Tremor.
Viernes 10 de julio: Orozco - Barrientos
The eighteenth century ship sunk in Buenos Aires, an invitation to discover its mysteries and to live the experience of stepping on the soil of Buenos Aires in the years 1700.
The address:Rosario Vera Peñaloza and Juana Manso -Puerto Madero.
Languages:
In Spanish Monday through Friday from 12 to 18, and Saturday and Sunday from 10 to 18.
Guided tours will be conducted in English on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from 15 to 17.
The brewery, built by Andrés Kalnay, was since its inauguration in 1927, a prominent place in Buenos Aires.
Tourist visits.
English, Portuguese and Italian.
Monday to Friday from 14 to 18 hours. Free.
Av. De los Italianos 851, Puerto Madero.
Tel.: 4516-0944/9
I have been going to the 5 Rural's, I think it's worth the visit.
[QUOTE=Sidney]Typical of a large state fair in the USA. Plenty of models and fat older women for the guys wanting non-pros. Interesting--the farmers and ranchers, as a group, are courteous and are much taller and bigger, than Porteno's. The basketball, volleyball, and rugby players must be from ''out there''. A lotta parillas, food, wine, and gourmet. Huge ag equipment for the flat, fertile Pampas. Gouchos, horse shows and others. Entrance is 15 pesos. Located just North of the Zoo. P. S.--I didn't see CFK![/QUOTE]All second, third or 4th generation Germans, Italians, Wolga Germans, East Europeans and British with little or no mixture with people from South America.
Most rugby players are from Zona Norte of Buenos Aires, basketball players mainly from Cordoba or Bahia Blanca. Volleyball players mostly from small towns of the Pampa.
[QUOTE=Sidney]My perceptions were correct. I was astonished at the difference in size of the people.[/QUOTE]Zona norte is urban not rural, but it's the most developed zone and the most are from European decent.