You will always be my amiiiiigo, no matter anything else

The origin of the word amigo comes from the Latin “amicus”, which derives from the verb love, whose root “amma” refers to the first voice of the child calling his mother. In turn stands the origin of the term as derived from the Greek “a”: sin, “my”, “ego”: me.Therefore, we could say that friendship relates to love that is given from the origin of the human being in the first mother-son bond and that requires resignation from the self to give to the other.While the  Friend's Day  is celebrated around the world in commemoration on July 20, 1969, when astronaut Neil Amstrong  first set foot on the Moon, Argentines turned this date into a real national holiday. Every 20 July the restaurants of our country are crowded with groups of friends willing to enjoy the meeting. If there is an outgoing feature between us and on which we all agree, it is in the authentic value that we give to friendship. And this value is enriched and offered daily. It is enough to circulate from Monday to Monday through the bars, which we find tables of friends who share even if it is a coffee inside the maelstrom of the week. As well as the football fields, the sweet snacks of “the girls”, the grills, the breweries, which concentrate the imperative need to “get together”... It will be that we Argentines understood well that life is easier and more beautiful if you have friends... Enrique Pichon Riviére (Argentine psychoanalyst) said: “In times of uncertainty and hopelessness, it is essential to develop collective projects from which to plan hope with others...“It will be that Argentines are all half psychologists and good friends; therefore we know that one ear is not denied to anyone...