What are boleadoras?

Perhaps you have heard the term boleadoras before when referring to gauchos and their customs. But what exactly are they? Boleadoras are a regularly used item by gauchos as weapons of war, a hunting element or even for livestock work. They consist of three branches of twisted rawhide, 1.8 to 2 meter...
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The Gaucho

The Gaucho. This word was used in the regions of Plata, Argentina, Uruguay and even in, to designate the horsemen of the plain or pampa dedicated to livestock. In Argentina, he represents a man of his word and respect, recognized for his solidarity and doing favors (referred to today as “doing gau...
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The Gaucho and the Chimichurri

The Gaucho and the Chimichurri

The Gaucho and Chimichurri are symbols of Argentine culture. The Gaucho has a long-standing tradition with asado, and Chimichurri has accompanied it for two centuries.   Originally chimichurri was a brine, a mixture of water, salt, garlic and bay leaf. Certain seasonings were added to this mixt...
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