Music + Dance + Colours = Carnaval Porteño
In February, after a whole year of preparation, Buenos Aires is ready to live one of its most popular festivals: the traditional Carnaval Porteño.
The carnival is a long-standing tradition in the city of Buenos Aires. Satire and defamation, body painting, dance, street music, humor, costumes, masks and mockery, are some of the characteristics that accompanied it through time.
The difference between the Carnaval porteño and the other carnivals of the north is notorious in the way of singing and...
February 7th, 2010 | Pablo Juan Augustinowicz | Read More | Comments: 0Filed under: Buenos Aires, Carnaval, dance, featuredarticle, la boca, music
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