Truthfully however, I can only really disclose information about the great city of Buen
os Aires.The population of Buenos Aires is 18 Million People. One city, 18 million people. (Verrry big! Especially when I up until 5 seconds ago believed that the whole population on Great Britain was 6 million... I obviously don't remember numbers well! haha) Not only is the population dense, but the area is vast. It is split into 2 sections, Capital Federal and Provincia. And is made up of numerous different c… just like Manchester, London, or any other city. You can travel to the beach (about 4 hours away) and you are still in Buenos Aires.
The land is mainly extremely flat, but the cityscape is fascinating. A helter skeltering motorway system weaves it's way around the diverse collection of buildings, with various heights and various architectural styles, which are neatly placed into the grid formation. The further into Provincia that you the more spread out and similar the buildings become.
Contrary to common belief not every single Argentine knows how to dance tango or folklore. In actual fact the only people (obviously minus a few exceptions, I suppose) to take tango or folklore classes are foreigners and tourists. However, having said that, Argentines definitely dance more than the English, it's just that the don't all know the "traditional dances".
It is just like any other city! Only, unique! Yet, due to my lack of city experiences I do not feel I am qualified (nor able) to perhaps distinguish the similarities and differences in order to give a thorough analytical viewpoint.
It is a place which holds much to be discovered and uncovered... SO LET'S GO EXPLOOOREEEEE!!!!!
