Carnaval in Buenos Aires!
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This year there are 112 street bands participating in 37 parades in various neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. Corsicians in lavish costumes dance through the streets to the rhythms of contagious drumbeats. The street musicians typically try to tell a story through humor and irony to make social commentaries about the country or its politicians.
The parades are held in different districts of the city as Abasto, Almagro, Bajo Flores, Bass Núñez, Balvanera, Barracks, Belgrano, Boedo, Caballito, Coghlan, College, Flores, Liniers, Lugano, Slaughterhouse, Monserrat, Palermo, Parque Avellaneda, Centennial Park, Parque Patricios, Paternal, Piedra, Pompeii, Saavedra, San Telmo, Villa Crespo, Villa Pueyrredón, Villa Urquiza.
Hours and Locations:
Hours: Saturday 19-2 am
Sundays and Carnaval Holidays: 19-24 h.
Abasto : Av Córdoba between Aguero and Sanchez de Bustamante
Almagro: Av Between Medrano and Corrientes Av Bulnes
Almagro 2: Lambaré between Perón and Sarmiento
Bajo Flores: Av Cobo between Curapaligüe and Victor Martinez
Under Nunez: Ramallo between Arches and Forced Return of
Balvanera: Av Flows between Uriburu and Riobamba
Barracks: AV. MONTES DE OCA AND MARTIN QUINQUELA
Boedo 1: Av Boedo between San Juan Avenue and Independence Avenue
Boedo 2: Av Belgrano between Maza and colombres
Coghlan: Av Donated between Congress and Mariano Acha
College: Av Federico Lacroze between General Ramon Freire and Martinez
Schoolboys 2: Benjamin Matienzo between Conesa and General Ramon Freire
Schoolboys 3: Av Federico Lacroze between General Ramon Freire and Conesa
Flowers: Av Gaona Av between Donato Alvarez and Boyacá
Liniers: Tuyutí between Carhué and Cosquín
Lugano 1: Av Ries between Oliden and Martiniano Leguizamón
Lugano 2: Av Cross between Av Lisandro de la Torre and Cosquín
Slaughterhouse Av Alberdi between Araujo and Climbing
Monserrat: Av Independence between Viceroy and San José Cevallos
Palermo: Darwin between Honduras and Gorriti
Avellaneda Park: Av Directory Lacarra between Av and Av Olivera
Parque Patricios: Av Jujuy between Av Garay and Brazil
Paternal 1: Av Nazca between Caesar Diaz and San Blas
Paternal 3: Av San Martín between Juan B. Justo and Shrimp
Piedra: April 2 between Gral Paz and Montiel
Pompeii 1: Av Chiclana between Av La Plata and Pirovano
Pompeii 2: Av Perito Moreno among Taborda and Ochoa
Saavedra 1 : Av Balbin between Plaza and Jaramillo
Saavedra 2: Av García del Río between Pinto and Conesa
Saavedra 3: Av Balbin between Pico and Arias
San Lorenzo: Av La Plata between Inclan and Metán
San Telmo: Av San Juan between Tacuarí and Peru
Villa Crespo: Av Scalabrini Ortiz between Corrientes and Velasco
Villa Pueyrredón: Av Mosconi between Bolivia and Caracas
Villa Urquiza: Av Olazabal Triumvirate between Av and Av Monroe
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