I'm a Digital Nomad and Here's Why Buenos Aires Stole My Heart
Buenos Aires captivates with passionate locals and diverse culinary delights, making it a must-visit destination for culture and food lovers.
Buenos Aires Adds ZK Proofs to City App in Bid to Boost Residents' Privacy
Buenos Aires integrates zero-knowledge proofs into its app to enhance privacy for residents, allowing them to validate information without disclosing personal data.
Mauro Ketlun, the sculptor who shaped Leo Messi with recycled trash
Mauro Ketlun transforms discarded materials into artwork, highlighting creativity in recycling and the emotional narratives behind each piece.
Read Your Way Through Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires is a unique literary city with a rich culture of bookstores and independent publishers despite economic challenges.
Strangers in the City | Julia Kornberg
Cortazar's story Casa Tomada explores the lives of siblings living in an enormous house in Buenos Aires, and their encounter with a mysterious noise that eventually forces them to leave their home.
The story reflects the economic tensions in Buenos Aires during the 1940s, when the working class became more visible and disruptive to the city's elites.
âWith an austere yet intense style, Samanta Schweblin unravels her charactersâ dark psyches and the unheimlich quality of their intricate domesticity.â â@sputnikon3https://t.co/OjmlSntgMZ
Strangers in the City | Julia Kornberg
In the short story 'Casa Tomada', two siblings in Buenos Aires are slowly forced out of their family home by mysterious noises.
The story explores the tension between the city's elites and the working class during a time of urbanization and social change.
The story serves as a possible inspiration for Samanta Schweblin's collection of short stories set in class-segregated Buenos Aires.