One of the most popular destinations on Sundays: the San Telmo market, providing music, antiques, handmade crafts, and lots of people!
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Nikki is the founder and teacher at the Denver Spanish House, a cultural center for Spanish lovers in the Denver area. She is now offering spanish and English classes in Denver.
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"Nuestros edificios son anti-seismic pero no son anti-lluvia".
roughly means "Our houses are earthquake -proof, but not built to withstand the rain"
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Hi there. I just came back from BA for the first time, just last week. Incredible journey! The heat was tremendous at times and the subte was brutal. I really enjoyed San Telmo.
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