360-degree Kneeling for Introduction of Boca District, Argentina

Boca District is the first port in the history of Buenos Aires, located in the southeast of Buenos Aires, Argentina, near [Riachuelo]. Here are three reasons why La BOCA Boca is famous:

1 This is the base and home of the famous Boca Youth Boca Youth Team.

1905 On April 3rd, five immigrants from Italy gathered in Boca district of Buenos Aires and established Boca's football club. At first, they were mainly amateurs. Later, when Argentina officially launched the professional league in the first quarter of 193 1, they won the first-class league championship. Since then, after continuous competitions, it has become famous all over the world, even more famous than River! At first, they used pink jerseys. Later, it was defeated by a team with the same jersey at 1906. According to the agreement, the defeated team must change the color of their jerseys again, so they decided to decide the color of their jerseys according to the color of the first ship that entered the port. It turned out to be Swedish, so they decided on the colors of New Jersey with the Swedish flag-blue and yellow. It has been used until now. Even the stadium is the same color.

The famous birthplace of tango.

Tango can be sung, danced and played. It is a comprehensive art form integrating music, dance, singing and poetry. At first, it was the mass music, singing and dancing of the people at the bottom of Buenos Aires society. In those days, workers and boatmen on docks or construction sites would go to pubs in slums to drink, dance and sing with young girls. It turned out to be a form of "inferior citizens" entertaining themselves, which could not be "elegant". Later, due to the geographical advantage (port), people brought tango music to all parts of the world, and evolved into various genres, including romantic tango, festival tango, humorous tango and modern tango.

The tango in Argentina is not like the tango in the national standard dance. In Argentina, the bodies of two partners stand side by side, almost touching each other and kicking quickly. It is difficult for non-professionals to connect these movements. Perhaps it is because it is too difficult to learn, and the songs are too high and few. Argentine's attitude towards tango is somewhat similar to our attitude towards Peking Opera in China-older people are full of joy, while young people stay away from it. Personally, I prefer his music, which is beautiful and sad.

Then there is the small colored house.

1At the end of the 9th century and the beginning of the 20th century, many European immigrants came here to settle down, among which a large number of poor immigrants from Italy and Spain built simple houses with iron sheets. In order to make iron, they have no money to buy pigments.

Leather huts have more personality, so they asked for the paint left over from painting boats in the harbor to paint the exterior walls and roofs of these houses. Later, simple iron houses were gradually replaced by ordinary masonry buildings, but people still followed the past practice.

A brand-new building used to paint various colors with bright and dazzling paint. . At that time, this area was famous for tango, Jiyuan and cafes, and it was one of the birthplaces of tango in Buenos Aires.

Okay ... that's all I can think of for the time being I hope my answer is helpful to you.

Super James

Argentine think tank