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Casa FOA: Interior Design for a Good Cause
Lottie Fisher steps into the annual Casa FOA exhibition, where local designers and architects transform a building that is falling into disrepair into a beautiful cultural and artistic space. This year: a run-down ex-Alpargata factory in La Boca.
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Relearning to Listen With Hugo Zuccarelli
Manu Bláuab says listening to Pink Floyd's 'The Wall' through Hugo Zuccarelli's trademark Holophonic speakers in complete darkness at Teatro Ciego is a unique and amazing audio-sensory experience.
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Project of the Week: Latinoamerica Te Amo
Each week, the Indy features and promotes one project every week on crowdfunding website Ideame, with the aim of helping the creators finance and achieve their dreams. This week: Latinoamerica Te Amo.
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La Historia en su Lugar: Theatrical Tours of Buenos Aires
Aigul Safiullina takes a tour of Buenos Aires that combines history and theatre to relive the enchanting stories of the capital's lesser-known barrios.
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Out Now: Hola, Buenos Aires!
Brit Weaver sits down with the writers and editors of the 'Hola, Buenos Aires!' e-guidebook, an extensive digital guide to Argentina's capital, with useful information for those who are moving here. The project was coordinated by volunteers, and all profits will go to a local charity.
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Music for the Weekend: Almendra
Almendra has come to be known as one of the most prolific Argentine rock bands of all time, a band that revolutionized the way people saw rock in the late-1960s, and a mode of cultural expression for music-hungry youth.
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A look back at James Rittenour's compelling experience with ayahuasca, a psychoactive brew that is becoming increasingly popular with tourists.
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