The legend of Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, is the political, economic and cultural center of Argentina and enjoys the reputation of "Paris in South America". It means "good air" in Spanish. East of the La Plata River, west of the "world granary" pampas prairie, beautiful scenery and pleasant climate. It is 25 meters above sea level, located in the south of Tropic of Capricorn, with a warm climate and no snow all year round. The annual average temperature is about 16.6 degrees Celsius. The temperature difference between the four seasons is not big. The average annual precipitation is 950 mm, and Buenos Aires covers an area of about 200 square kilometers with a population of nearly 3 million. If the suburbs are included, the area is 4,326 square kilometers and the population is13.83 million (2006,5438+0).

/kloc-Indian tribes lived here 0/6th century ago. 1536 65438+ 10, Spanish court minister Pedro de Mendoza led an expedition of 1500 people to the Laprati River estuary of the Muzai River, and established a settlement in a highland on the pampas grassland on the west bank of the river, named after the sailor's guardian Maria Buenos Aires. In Spanish, "Buenos Aires" means good air, hence the name Buenos Aires. 1880 was officially designated as the capital.

The Legend of Buenos Aires &; ****; **ce guardian giant

According to legend, there is a giant nearly three meters high on the street in Once area to protect the safety of residents in this area. This "giant" saved countless car accident victims and scared away more than one gangster. At least these are the stories of the residents in the former area. Once, everyone was sure that everyone believed in the existence of the guardian giant.

Some people say that the guardian giant was a dummy created by a rabbi in Prague in16th century (16th century Hebrew legend). In fact, official history also shows that there is only one dummy. However, some people say with certainty that the rabbi actually made thirteen artificial objects, and one of them went to Buenos Aires with a rabbi.

The story of the giant after he came to give alms has a different story: some people say that the rabbi locked the giant in a room that no one can enter before he died, and this room is connected to a hospital in Toto, Kabary. Others think that giants live in dark alleys. No matter what you say, some neighbors do say that this huge guardian has saved people's lives more than once.

Sweet revenge of architecture

The protagonist of revenge is two hostile families. The story takes place in Retiro, Busch. The Angelenos live in the present Martin Palace and have 150 servants to serve them. Kavanagh family is also a rich family, although it is not a noble family. 1920, the Anchorena family began to build the church of Santísimo Sacramento as the family's future cemetery.

According to legend, a member of the Angelina family fell in love with a daughter of the Kavanagh family. But the love between young people has not been recognized by parents. Corina Kavanagh decided to take architectural revenge: he ordered a building to be built on the streets of Florida and San Martin. The only requirement of this building is that the church can't be seen from the family residence of Angeleno. So far, if you want to see the front of St. Simon's Church, you have to stand in the aisle of Corina Kavanagh.

Garlic makes vampires shorter.

This is one of the most magical stories in the novel, and Buenos Aires is a legend. The hero of this story is Bejlek, a short man. According to the statement, Bejlek followed the circus to give alms in the late 1970s. Bejlek comes from Carpathian Mountain (the hometown of the vampire count). Later, he was fired by the circus owner because he was found to have caught a monkey by the head and neck.

But, Belek, the story of dwarf vampires has just begun.

When Bejlek hid in an uninhabited house in Bayo Flores, people began to find that nearby cats began to mysteriously disappear.

From then on, in order to prevent misfortune, people began to hang garlic all over their houses, and all residents carried crosses with them to prevent vampires from attacking them. In this way, until one winter night, some strong men used football nets to catch dwarf vampires near flores Railway Station, but they were still escaped by vampires. To this day, what is certain is that Bejlek is still living in flores's grave, a leopard cannot change his spots.

Tragic lover's castle

At No.3200, campana Street, Bushi, the legend of "Ladybug Castle" is circulating near the subway. At the beginning of the 20th century, this castle belonged to an Italian immigrant Qiao Danuo family. Lucia, the only daughter in the family, met the violinist Angel Lemos, and they soon fell in love. 19 1 1 April, 2008 1 day, a couple got married and hundreds of guests attended the wedding.

The couple were killed by a train in the early morning.

According to a member of the historical research group of Villa del Parque, the later owners of the castle were afraid to move out of the big house because they heard the tragic cries of young women and violinists.

Looking for eyes

There is always a man with no eyelids wandering in the carriage of the Mitt train.

According to people's legend, this man always got on and off at Coglan Railway Station, and then one day he died strangely. Some people say they are dead because they have some kind of infectious disease in their eyes. Some people say that he was killed by a train, while others say that he committed suicide on his knees.

According to Guillermo Barantes and Victor Covello, they found a strange thing: six of the eight people on the platform stared at the track, as if looking for the eyes of a person without eyelids.

Felici Tass, the church and her ghost.

Young and beautiful, he married an old and rich man, Martin de alzas, in 1862. In the second year after marriage, Felici Tass lost her only son and husband and became a young widow. At that time, Felici Tass was only 26 years old, surrounded by many suitors. Enrique Ocampo, one of the suitors, discovered that the true love of Felici Tass was a manor owner named Samuel Saenz Valent. Jealous, Enrique shot and killed Felici Tass, and then committed suicide. In memory of Felici Tass, her family ordered the construction of a church. Neighbors near the church said that every year 1 30th, the anniversary of Felici Tass' death, her ghost would always appear in the church.