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San Telmo, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, has a rich history that dates back to the early colonial period. Here's a glimpse of what it was like in its beginnings and the development of the San Telmo Market:

San Telmo's Early Days

Colonial Roots: Originally known as Alto de San Pedro, San Telmo was established in the late 16th century. It became a residential area for affluent families due to its proximity to the city center and the Rio de la Plata.

Architecture: The neighborhood featured colonial-style houses with courtyards (patios), adobe walls, and tiled roofs. Cobblestone streets and a peaceful, semi-rural atmosphere were characteristic of early San Telmo.

Trade and Industry: By the 18th century, San Telmo was home to tanneries, warehouses, and a thriving slave trade, as enslaved Africans were brought to Buenos Aires via the river. Many freed Afro-Argentines also settled in the area, shaping its cultural identity.

Cholera Epidemic: In 1871, a devastating yellow fever epidemic caused wealthier residents to flee to northern neighborhoods like Recoleta, leaving San Telmo to be repopulated by European immigrants, particularly Italians and Spaniards.

San Telmo Market

Foundation: The Mercado de San Telmo was inaugurated in 1897 to serve the growing immigrant population. Its architect, Juan Antonio Buschiazzo, designed the structure with an iron framework, arched windows, and a glass roof, blending utility and style.

Purpose: Initially, the market provided a central place for fresh produce, meats, and imported goods catering to a diverse and growing community. It also reflected the multicultural blend of San Telmo's new inhabitants.

Evolution: Over time, the market adapted to the city's changing dynamics. By the 20th century, it became a mix of traditional vendors and antique shops, reflecting San Telmo's transformation into a hub for art, culture, and tourism.

Modern Echoes of the Past

Today, San Telmo retains much of its historical charm. Its streets, adorned with colonial architecture, tango venues, and vibrant markets, preserve the spirit of its early days while embracing its role as a cultural and artistic hub of Buenos Aires.

Prompt: tell me what San Telmo was like in its beginnings and the San Telmo. market.

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The Abasto Shopping Center in Buenos Aires is a large and iconic shopping mall located in a historic Art Deco building that once housed the city's biggest produce market. Beautifully restored, it combines historical charm with modern features, offering a wide variety of shops, dining options, entertainment venues, and family-friendly attractions. It is a popular destination for both locals and tourists, known for its central location and impressive architecture.

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Prompts:

-Can you give me a description of Abasto Shopping Center in Buenos Aires? Including superlative adjetives and adverbs of manner.

-Provide a brief summary of it.

-Give me a flyer of Abasto Shopping Center with the phrase: "ABASTO, the most iconic SHOPPING MALL in BA".

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Manuel Belgrano and the May Revolution - Manuel Belgrano (1770-1820):A visionary leader in Argentina's fight for independence, Belgrano was a lawyer, economist, and military leader. He is most renowned for creating the Argentine flag in 1812, a symbol of unity and freedom. His efforts in leading battles during the wars of independence established him as a national hero.The May Revolution (1810):A pivotal event in Argentina’s history, the May Revolution began in Buenos Aires with a series of political meetings at the Cabildo. These meetings led to the establishment of the First Independent Government on May 25, marking the start of Argentina's journey toward independence from Spain.Visit the Historic Cabildo:Located in the heart of Plaza de Mayo, the Cabildo is a symbol of Argentina's revolutionary spirit. Explore its museum to learn about the events and people who shaped the nation.♥️ 

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Prompt: create a brochure that summarizes the history of Argentina, focusing on important figures and places that shaped the nation.

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Prompt: create a brochure that summarizes the history of Argentina, focusing on important figures and places that shaped the nation.

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Some characteristics and history about Buenos Aires.

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Some characteristics and history about Buenos Aires.

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Buenos Aires, founded in 1536 by Pedro de Mendoza and re-established in 1580 by Juan de Garay, is Argentina's capital and one of South America's most influential cities. It grew rapidly in the colonial period, thanks to its strategic location as a key port for Spanish trade. By the 19th century, the city became a center of revolutionary activity, playing a crucial role in Argentina's independence from Spain in 1816. Throughout the 1800s and early 1900s, Buenos Aires experienced remarkable growth, fueled by European immigration and a thriving economy. The city's grand architecture, cultural vibrancy, and the birth of tango music made it a cosmopolitan center of Latin America. However, the 20th century brought periods of political instability, including the devastating military dictatorship from 1976 to 1983. Today, Buenos Aires is a dynamic, diverse metropolis known for its rich cultural life, elegant streets, and status as a global cultural hub. Despite economic challenges, the city remains as one of the most important center of art, literature, and passion in Latin America.

Prompt: I need some information about the history of Buenos Aires, include superlative adjetives and adverbs of manner.

Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, is a highly urbanized and densely populated city. It is home to around 15 million people in the Greater Buenos Aires area, which includes both the city proper and its surrounding suburbs. The population of the city proper is approximately 3 million people.

Prompt: provide demographic data of Buenos Aires in the present:

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Prompt:

Create a rock song in english promoting Buenos Aires and it’s culture. The song must have lyrics that includes superlative adjectives and must be structured with two verses and one chorus.

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Buenos Aires, City of Dreams by @undulatingjazzfunk3325 | Suno

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electric, intense, rock song. Listen and make your own with Suno.

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Prompt: Give me a chart of adjetives comparatives and superlatives include examples

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Prompt: Create an image of Buenos Aires with the phrase: Discover San Cristobal, the heart of the world in Argentina.

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Argentinian Typical Meals

Starters

Empanadas

Pastry filled with meat, cheese, or vegetables, often with onions and spices.

Provoleta

Grilled provolone cheese, often served with oregano and chili flakes.

Main Dishes

Asado

Traditional Argentine BBQ, featuring a variety of meats such as beef ribs, sausages, and morcilla (blood sausage), cooked on a grill (parrilla).

Milanesa

Breaded and fried meat cutlet, usually made from beef or chicken, similar to schnitzel.

Matambre a la Pizza

Flank steak grilled with tomato sauce, mozzarella, and other pizza toppings.

Choripán

A sausage sandwich, often served with chimichurri sauce, perfect for BBQs or street food.

Sides

Ensalada Criolla

A fresh salad with tomatoes, onions, and lettuce, often dressed with olive oil and vinegar.

Papas a la Provenzal

Fried potatoes garnished with garlic and parsley.

Desserts

Dulce de Leche

A sweet, caramel-like spread, commonly used in pastries, cakes, or eaten by the spoonful.

Chocotorta

A no-bake cake made with layers of chocolate cookies, dulce de leche, and cream cheese.

Helado

Argentine ice cream, known for its creamy texture, often in flavors like dulce de leche, chocolate amargo (bitter chocolate), and frutilla (strawberry).

Drinks

Mate

A traditional herbal tea made from the leaves of the yerba mate plant, often shared among friends and family.

Fernet con Coca

A popular cocktail made with Fernet, a bitter aromatic spirit, and Coca-Cola.

Prompt: create a menu of typical Argentina meals in a chart with a header: Argentinian Typical Meals

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WHAT TO EAT IN ARGENTINA🇦🇷🇦🇷

Menu of Typical Argentinian Dishes

Appetizer

Empanadas

Description: Traditional pastry pockets filled with beef, chicken, cheese, or vegetables.

Provoleta

Description: Grilled provolone cheese, served with oregano and olive oil.

Main Course

Asado

Description: Classic Argentinian barbecue featuring various meats cooked over an open flame.

Milanesa

Description: Breaded, fried meat cutlets, often served with mashed potatoes or salad.

Locro

Description: Hearty stew with corn, beans, meat, and sausage, typically enjoyed during national holidays.

Dessert

Alfajores

Description: Sandwich cookies filled with dulce de leche, often coated in chocolate.

Flan con Dulce de Leche

Description: Creamy custard topped with caramelized milk.

Beverages

Mate

Description: Herbal tea made with yerba mate leaves, traditionally shared among friends.

Malbec Wine

Description: Argentina's famous red wine from the Mendoza region.

Prompt: create a menu of typical Argentinian dishes in a chart

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Fiorella                                                Buenos Aires tango song  Prompt:                                       

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Fiorella                                                Buenos Aires tango song  Prompt:                                       

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https://suno.com/song/a9c6e76f-7ce2-4816-8ee4-b85b89775020

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Prompt:  A Jazz song in English promoting Buenos Aires best places for tourists to visit, include superlative adjectives, 2 verses, 1 chorus.

Song Script

Verse

In the most vibrant city, where the tango goes to play,

Cafés galore in San Telmo, the finest coffees every day,

Recoleta's grandest mansions, where the whispers of the past,

By the bluest River Plate, your heart will beat so fast.

[Verse 2]

Palermo's parks are vastest, where green expanses lie,

La Boca’s colorful murals, bring the headiest of highs,

Almagro's rhythmic nights, where milonga's danced with style,

In Buenos Aires' charm, you'll want to stay a while.

[Chorus]

Come explore Buenos Aires, where the greatest dreams reside,

The finest wine, the best cuisine, in every corner, every side,

Immerse in grandeur, taste the sweetest life's delight,

In Buenos Aires, dear traveler, you'll find your endless flight.

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Exploring Buenos Aires by @reservedlowercase9249 | Suno

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brassy lively jazz song. Listen and make your own with Suno.

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Activity taking a picture of a text and Google Lens by Carlos H.                                            Prompt: Make a summary              

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Activity taking a picture of a text and Google Lens by Carlos H.                                            Prompt: Make a summary              

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Prompt Model:

CAN YOU PROVIDE AN IMAGE OF BUENOS AIRES WITH THE PHRASES: Welcome to the most vibrant city in South America!, Buenos Aires home of the most delightful steakhouses!

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Discover the magic of Teatro Colón. One of World's finest Opera Houses. A sophisticated flyer promoting the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires for tourists. The image features a luxurious and elegant design. The background includes a soft illustration of the Teatro Colón with its grand facade, such as chandeliers and golden details. In the foreground, the text is clearly displayed in English, highlighting key points such as: "Discover the Magic of Teatro Colón," "One of the World's Finest Opera Houses!" and "Guided Tours and Performances," along with additional information about tours and bookings. The flyer uses a palette of rich gold, deep red, and marble white, evoking a sense of grandeur and cultural prestige.

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Prompt: I asked chatgpt to tell me tourist spots in the city of Buenos Aires and suggested Teatro Colon. Based on that information, I asked chatgpt to make me a flyer.

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Prompt: Create a flyer advertising Puerto Madero in Buenos Aires for tourists recommending the best restaurants.                                                                                                                                                                        

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Prompt: Create a flyer advertising Puerto Madero in Buenos Aires for tourists recommending the best restaurants.                                                                                                                                                                        

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Visit La Boca, one of the most colorful neighborhoods in the world, with its lively streets, captivating art, and friendliest locals.

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Woman's Bridge           Prompt: Create a caption for the Woman's Bridge building,  include superlative adjectives.                                                    

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Woman's Bridge           Prompt: Create a caption for the Woman's Bridge building,  include superlative adjectives.                                                    

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In 2022, the floor of the Women's Bridge, the most modern bridge in BA, was renovated for the first time, using plastic wood made with bottles donated in the green points of the city. This is the best example of recycling plastic bottles!