Practically all foreign flights arrived and depart Argentina through Buenos Aries, which is a vibrant city described by many as the Paris in South America.

Buenos Aries is worth the capital of your time and hitting it on a Sunday is an absolute must since that’s the day for street fairs.

La Boca is the colorful waterfront neighborhood populated by a variety of artist.

San Telmo, the antique and tango district is by far the largest fair with one corner but exclusively for musicians and dancers.

On this particular Sunday, one of Argentina’s most extraordinary musicians is spending time here entertaining.

Gustavo Margulies is one-third of the—and when he’s not on stage or in the recording studio; he takes great delight performing in San Telmo. His music is exquisite and the pleasure he enjoys performing is obvious.

Everything under the sun is for sale here with an emphasis on antiques of course.

At night, restaurants open late, about nine with a proper hour for cenar or dinner at 10:30 or later.

Tango clubs like the—are popular entertainment every night but particularly on the weekends.

Catering to an equal mix of tourist and residence of Buenos Aries, which are called—if the show is inspiring you to try some of the step yourself—huge dance halls play well under the hours in the morning.