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The Grand Captain
Author: Marcelo De Lisio
The Grand Captain was the name of the famous train that once united the entire Mesopotamia. Tod...
Raúl Berón, the voice of tango
Author: CarlosAraujo
Have you heard of Raúl Berón? For many, the best tango orchestra singer in the 40's and 50's. L...
Do you know the Museum of El Gráfico?
Author: Gabriela Saavedra
I'm sure not. In the town of La Choza, in Las Heras (Buenos Aires), there is a collection of El...
The mythical Ebony Coffee
Author: Exequiel Nacevich
Café Ebano was the most popular meeting place in Mendoza in the second half of the 20th century...
The landline phone
Author: Hipolito Azema
The landline is our slave and the cell phone is our master
A store that resists the passage of time
Author: Julio De Martini
The Overseas Store is one of the oldest shops in the city of Santa Fe. It offers quality clothi...
Vera Candioti: an exemplary doctor
Author: Julio De Martini
Carlos Vera Candioti was a Santafesino doctor who stood out for his fight against polio, the te...
Caravan was the one from before
Author: Bianca Ruggia
We show you the places of the real Cordovan, bowling alley where we spend the best nights of ou...
The invisible bond between Santa Fe and Los Cocos
Author: Julio De Martini
In Santa Fe, everyone remembers with a lot of nostalgia the missing airlift. Its huge pillars s...
Fly, fly, Barrel
Author: Bianca Ruggia
The Barrilete Children's Museum closes its doors. Fly high and leave a window open to new possi...
The cobblestone streets
Author: Julio De Martini
Santa Fe has almost no cobblestone streets. They were a work of great quality, but the practica...
I wrote! Reader Notes
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The Grand Captain
The Grand Captain was the name of the famous train that once united the entire Mesopotamia. Today is...
Raúl Berón, the voice of tango
Have you heard of Raúl Berón? For many, the best tango orchestra singer in the 40's and 50's. Let's...
Do you know the Museum of El Gráfico?
I'm sure not. In the town of La Choza, in Las Heras (Buenos Aires), there is a collection of El Gráf...
“Don't ask me to nod...”
With this spot, El Trece announced live broadcasts of the first division football matches. Remember...
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