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| Los Cardones, the corner 'pub' where Folkloric Argentinean music and dance are 'on the menu' after about 10 p.m. |
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| Midnight, and the kids are still texting, whilst their parents sing along with the popular chacareras and zambas |
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| Feeling peckish? No problem, Buenos Aires Pizzas in all their richness are available ANYTIME - no closure of the kitchen even at 1 a.m. |
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| Zamba, the favourite folkloric dance of rural and urban Argentina |
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| They can sing, they can play, they have rhythm, and the lyrics are always concerned with 'corazon' - the heart. |
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The bandoneon is an integral part of tango, but it features often in folkloric music as well.
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Starting to look like most Argentineans: a little tired, baggy eyed, and yawning...between tango and folklorico late nights are stacking up.
