The origins of Vendimia in Argentina trace back to the 17th century in Mendoza province, with the first official festival ...

Catena Zapata, now run by Laura Catena, is arguably the leading producer of fine Argentine wine. But it was the two El Enemigo wines from Laura’s younger sister Adrianna Catena, made with Catena ...

as a weekend pastime and a way of showing pride in their Argentine identity. Many traditional gaucho diversions have been banned or simply faded from popularity, some due to their danger and ...

Folklore, barbecues, and traditional bonfires will once again take over the Uruguayan city of Tacuarembó for the 38th edition of Patria Gaucha, a festival where Uruguay pays tribute to the traditions ...

It’s no surprise that the travel experience marketplace, Tripaneer, saw interest in US ranch stays up 94 per cent in 2024, ...

Argentina is the second-biggest country in ... Inland, you’ll find the Pampas, an area of flatlands known for Gaucho cowboy culture. One of the best areas for retirees looking to live well ...

Here, gauchos (similar to cowboys) ride their horses and vendors sell regional crafts and food at more than 700 stalls. Ornately costumed folkloric dancers ignite the streets with traditional ...

The Costa de la Luz is an excellent area for those who want to live in Spain on the cheap. Found on Spain’s southwest coast, ...

A Gaucho Stomping His Leather Boots while Dancing "Zapateo", an Argentine Folklore Dance originated in Santiago del Estero province, Argentina. Low Angle View. Full HD. Serving an Argentine Mate. Mod ...

The gauchos, Argentina’s version of cowboys, are known for their horsemanship, distinctive attire—including wide-brimmed hats, bombachas (baggy trousers), and leather boots—and their deep connection ...