The origin of the name Buenos Aires?

1532 on February 2, the Spanish expedition led by Pedro de Mendoza used "Ciudad de Nuestra Se? Ora Santa María del Buen Ayre (translated as "The Virgin Mary and the Wind City") was first named Buenos Aires, which is located in the south of downtown Buenos Aires.

1580, Juan de Gare went down the river from Asunció n, Paraguay, and began his second settlement so far. Although the city was named "Trinity" when it was rebuilt, its port name was Buenos Aires, and now it is called the port name.

The origin of the name Buenos Aires is controversial. It was named after Peter Mendoza in memory of Santa Maria del Boone El, which is the hometown of most Spanish explorers in America-Andalusia and the patron saint of sailors in Mediterranean countries.

1324- 1326, the then Aragon kingdom of Spain extended its territory to Sardinia and South Italy, and the Spanish surrounded Cagliari, the capital of Sardinia. On a Catalan mountain called Bonayre in the middle ages, a house and a church were built, which means to compare the fresh air in the area with the polluted air in the camp.

Legend has it that after a strong storm in 1370, a group of fishermen found a wooden statue of Maria, a young girl, on the beach under Bonaire Mountain. Later, according to the order of Roman Catholicism, it was stored in a monastery and miraculously appeared on the altar many times. Catholic monks worshipped the Virgin of Bonara after dedicating themselves to the Trinity, and sailors escaped many times because of their divine power.

About a hundred years later, Catalan Leonardo Gribo was shipwrecked while crossing Corsica. He was saved by rescuing a virgin in Bonara. He thought it was God's help and later joined Peter Mendoza's American expedition, so he allegedly persuaded Mendoza to name Buenos Aires after it.

Buenos Aires (Spanish: buenos aires, meaning "good air" or "pleasant wind"), the capital and largest city of Argentina, is located on the south bank of the La Plata River, on the southeast coast of South America, and on the other side is Uruguay (east). The population of Greater Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area is130,000, which is the third largest metropolitan area in Latin America. It was just a small city when it was just independent, but since Samianto implemented the policy of Europeanization and modernization, it has attracted many immigrants from Italy and Spain and become the most Europeanized city in Central and South America. La Avenida 9 de Julio is the widest road in the world, with a width of about130m (more than 16 lanes). The famous Argentine tango originated in Boca region of this city. Buenos Aires was rated as the third most beautiful city in the world in 2007.