It’s no far stretch to say that Buenos Aires has a rich history of street art. Sometimes very creative, sometimes very poignant, the art of the city has a lot to offer, especially in this time of economic flux and political movement.
![[Argentina] The Politics of Buenos Aires Street Art](https://travel.kavp.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/IMG_20140509_155441-670x300.jpg "[Argentina] The Politics of Buenos Aires Street Art")
![[Puzzling Tuesday] Michael Caine’s Hispanic Ancestor](https://travel.kavp.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/IMG_20140628_170604-670x300.jpg "[Puzzling Tuesday] Michael Caine’s Hispanic Ancestor")
[Puzzling Tuesday] Michael Caine’s Hispanic Ancestor
Too late he realised that he was supposed to blow the bloody doors off.
![[Argentina] Big in El Pasaje](https://travel.kavp.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/El-Pasaje-Video-670x300.png "[Argentina] Big in El Pasaje")
[Argentina] Big in El Pasaje
I thought I was being asked to have a photo taken to promote my Spanish school, but I found out last-minute that it was actually a video and had to think of something pretty quickly.
![[Argentina] Speak to Me, Buenos Aires!](https://travel.kavp.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/14223761301_0562a59382_o-670x300.jpg "[Argentina] Speak to Me, Buenos Aires!")
[Argentina] Speak to Me, Buenos Aires!
After a long stint in Japan, I arrived in Buenos Aires to live in mid-April, 2014, and it’s been odd starting to live in a country where I don’t speak the language so well.