What are the best football (Soccer) museum in Buenos Aires?

Boca Juniors, River Plate Argentinos Juniors are pioneering institutions in the assembly of museums to remember their own history. Here's a guide to avoid missing the main corners of each of these collections where football history lives on.

Boca Juniors Museum


It is one of the most sophisticated internationally for its technological equipment. Movies at 360 º surround sound and image, 72 monitors that project images of the main events of Argentina and the world in the twentieth century, touch screens that allow you to revive the famous  goals and original stories and computer databases.

In addition to the tour is possible to know the neighborhood's history and evolution of the shirt and access to information about the championships and objects that belonged to the players.

Brandsen 805, Capital Federal. T. 4362-1100. Every day from 10 to 18. (When game time is changed according to the time of the meeting). Those who wish may make the Stadium Tour, which includes a visit to the premises of the court (field, locker rooms, warm sector, stalls, tunnel) with a guide. Every day, between 11 and 17, there is a tour every 60 minutes. See if it rains.

Boca Museum Site 

River Plate Museum


It offers:

• The club's history narrated by idols and video projected on a 360 ° screen.
• A "time tunnel" which combines audiovisual and lighting and sound effects that transport the visitor through the various decades of the millionaire club history.
• Exhibition of the most important laurels reaped by the institution.
• The Machine: homage to the famous front of the club by a facility in which a locomotive-real-demolished a wall.
• History of the River jersey today.
• A review of the major celebrities who put the blue and white.
• Goals unforgettable. The 100 most celebrated and decisive. Original sound and visual experience.
• A giant model of the stadium to discover the depths of the Monumental and the various social, cultural and institutional features.
• Screening of a film uninterrupted homage to the great stars of the club.
Av Figueroa Alcorta 7597, Buenos Aires. T: 4789-1156 | 4515-0651/0652/0653. General admission: $ 45 / Resident: $ 35 / members, retirees and younger: $ 22. There are combos that include a visit to the stadium. Every day from 10 to 19. Stadium Tour: daily, hourly, from 11 until 17. See if it rains.

River Plate Site 


Argentinos Juniors Museum

The museum was inaugurated on November 25, 2009. The permanent collection consists of t-shirts, photos, banners, cards and souvenirs of the institution. One feature of the museum is that the material was donated by the institution's own fans (hence the collection is alive and varies according to the input). The history of the institution is told through videos.

It also offers a tour of the stadium which includes visits to the central hall, press room, dressing rooms and the playing field (even on game days).

Juan Agustín García and Boyacá, Capital Federal. Tuesday and Thursday from 10 to 17, Saturdays from 10 to 13 and local match days.

Buenos Aires Jazz begins 2011 with the Kenny Werner Trio

Theaters, clubs, cultural centers and public spaces filled with jazz. From today at 20.30, at the Teatro Coliseo, start the metronome and counting the beats for the trio of pianist Kenny Werner release the first stanza of the fourth edition of the Buenos Aires International Jazz Festival.

"Most jazz today is a photograph," he once said Werner. The professor, originally from Long Island, anti-egomaniac, complaining of "excessive revisionism," which seeks to "psychedelic" and "mystical" in their concerts, and jazz featuring the hit yet when he heard the cool vinyl Miles Davis, In a silent way, comes to Buenos Aires to try his theory of perfect trio, something like a combo of perfect balance between Bill Evans and Art Tatum, accompanied by the bassist and drummer Johannes Weidenmueller Ari Hoenig.

With clinical unpluggeds cycles, outdoors, the classic Jazzología, films about gender, a permanent photo exhibition (Recoleta), the bet of crosses between local and international musicians and the pearl of the night closing jam sessions, the City will be caught by the swing, improvisation and the entelechy of the 12 tones until next Sunday.

With international visits from the likes of the Danish percussionist Marilyn Mazur, bassist Arild Andersen Norwegian, Italian trumpeter Paolo Fresu, French-Vietnamese guitarist Nguyen Le, American trumpeter Charles Tolliver and pianist Baptiste Trotignon French. All the hand to the odd and even crossing a line, at an affordable price.

The home team goes through Jodos Ernesto, Juan Cruz de Urquiza, Paula Shocrón Francisco Lo Vuolo, Ricardo Cavalli, Mariano Loiácono, Guadalupe Raventos, Jorge Navarro & Gustavo Bergalli, Rodrigo Dominguez, Roxana Amed, Guillermo Klein, Hernán Merlo, Immigrants Big Band Luis D'Agostino, Manuel Ochoa, Marcelo Del Paggi, Soledad Liebeskind, to the Assembly Real Book Argentina.

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
Tickets at La Casa de la Cultura (Av. de Mayo 575) and CCC Theatre May 25 (Av. Triumvirate 4444), for 11-19 h, and the Hard Rock Café de Recoleta (Av. Libertador and Av Pueyrredón) 10 to 20 h. Also on the web (below).

LINKS
http://kennywerner.com/
http://buenosairesjazz.gob.ar

Buenos Aires Jazz sākas 2011 ar Kenny Werner Trio

Teātros, klubos, kultūras centriem un sabiedrisko telpu piepilda ar džezu. No šodienas pie 20,30, pie Teatro Coliseo, sāciet metronoms un skaitīšana Beats par trio pianista Kenny Werner atbrīvot pirmo strofa ceturtā izdevuma Buenos Aires starptautiskais džeza festivāls.

"Lielākā daļa džeza šodien ir fotogrāfija," viņš reiz teica Werner. Profesors, sākotnēji no Long Island, anti-egomaniac, sūdzējās par "pārmērīgu revizionisms", kuras mērķis ir "psychedelic" un "mistisko" viņu koncertos, kā arī džeza featuring hit tomēr, kad viņš dzirdēja cool vinila Miles Davis, In klusā veidā, nāk uz Buenosairesu, lai mēģinātu savu teoriju par perfektu trio, kaut kas līdzīgs Combo perfektu līdzsvaru starp Bill Evans un mākslas Tatum, kopā ar basģitāristu un bundzinieku Johannes Weidenmueller Ari Hoenig.

Ar klīniskajām unpluggeds ciklu, ārpus telpām, klasiskās Jazzología, filmas par dzimumu, pastāvīgu fotoizstādi (Recoleta), bet krustojumu starp vietējo un starptautisko mūziķu un nakts noslēguma pērle ievārījums sesijas, City tiks noķerti ar šūpolēm, improvizāciju un 12 toņu entelechy līdz nākamā svētdiena.

Ar starptautiskajām vizītes no patīk no Dānijas perkusionists Marilyn Mazur, basģitārists Arild Andersen norvēģu, itāļu trompetists Paolo Fresu, franču-vjetnamiešu ģitārists Nguyen Le, American trompetists Charles Tolliver un pianists Baptiste Trotignon franču valodā. Visas roku pāra un nepāra šķērso līniju, par pieejamu cenu.

Mājas komanda iet cauri Jodos Ernesto, Juan Cruz de Urquiza, Paula Shocrón Francisco Lo Vuolo, Ricardo Cavalli, Mariano Loiácono, Guadalupe Raventos, Jorge Navarro & Gustavo Bergalli, Rodrigo Dominguez, Roksanu Amed, Guillermo Klein, Hernán Merlo, Imigranti Big Band Luis D'Agostino, Manuel Ochoa, Marcelo Del Paggi, Soledad Liebeskind, ar Asamblejas Real Book Argentīna.

Būtiska informācija
Biļetes uz La Casa de la Cultura (Av. de Mayo 575) un CCC teātris 25 Mai (Av. triumvirāts 4444) par 11-19 h, un Hard Rock Café de Recoleta (Av. Libertador un Av Pueyrredón) 10-20 h. Arī tīmeklī (zemāk).

SAITES
http://kennywerner.com/
http://buenosairesjazz.gob.ar

Aberrant anti-Semitic act in Buenos Aires

Last night, the director of a Jewish school in the district of Once (Buenos Aires) was beaten on the head with a nunchaku by a stranger who attacked him shouting "Jew, Jew. " The victim was taken to a hospital for care

The attack came on the doors of the Heichal Hatorah School, located on Calle Ecuador 936. The victim is called Moshe Cohen.

The Jewish Agency for News (AJN) said the assailant, a man aged about 40, approached Cohen and shouted "Jew, Jew!" to immediately remove from its original packaging with a nunchaku that hit him in the head. The gun "looked just bought. "

After the attack, the attacker tried to run away, but a local shopkeeper was able to reach him and was arrested at the seventh station, available to the courts.

AMIA President Guillermo Borger, said last night "the strongest condemnation" anti-Semitic attack. The official denied that the attack was linked to domestic policy that live in the community institution, and it hoped that the authorities "can respond to what happened. " Borger was speaking to AJN before entering the Jewish community event held in Argentina Luna Park Stadium on the occasion of Yom Ha'atzmaut, Independence Day of Israel.

"I'm concerned, surprised by this fact. We are concerned about who suffer repeated verbal members of the community, but has become even more physical aggression, "said the president of AMIA.

In turn, the vice president of the CS, Angel Schindel, described the incident as a cowardly aggression. "Once again a holiday on which we should all be happy is tarnished because of this cowardly attack, " said Schindel to AJN. "Anti-Semitism exists and must be combated on a permanent basis, " he added.

While the Israeli ambassador to Argentina, Daniel Gazit, said that is where the Jewish people, the State of Israel will not let attacks go unpunished in the streets, synagogues or schools.

Buenos Aires's History

Buenos Aires was founded twice:
The first in 1536. Don Pedro de Mendoza, a Spanish colonizer, established the first settlement. He named: City of the Holy Spirit and Puerto Santa María del Buen Ayre. The second, and final, in 1580. Juan de Garay site called the City of Trinidad.
In the nineteenth century the port was the arrival point of the great migratory promoted by the Argentine State to populate the nation. Spanish, Italian, Syrian-Lebanese, Polish and Russian immigrants provided Buenos Aires with the cultural eclecticism that distinguishes it.
Throughout the twentieth century, successive immigrations-internal, Latin America and the Middle-finished picture of Buenos Aires as a cosmopolitan city where people live in different cultures and religions.

Big Blue March in Buenos AIres