Comments for Tara & Karina Go Out http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com A travel and adventure blog written by two 20-something friends, one in New York and one in Buenos Aires Fri, 17 Feb 2012 00:54:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Cementerio de la Recoleta by Foto Ruta Photography Tour in Buenos Aires | Tara & Karina Go Out http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/cityguides/buenos-aires/daytime/cementerio-de-la-recoleta#comment-3304 Foto Ruta Photography Tour in Buenos Aires | Tara & Karina Go Out Fri, 17 Feb 2012 00:54:25 +0000 http://tkgo.wordpress.com/?page_id=1425#comment-3304 [...] RojaPost Street BarAzucarOcho7OchoPlaza SerranoDaytime in Buenos AiresFeria de San TelmoCementerio de la RecoletaMuseo Nacional de Bellas ArtesMALBAEl Barrio ChinoLa UBAPalacio BaroloCentro Cultural [...] [...] RojaPost Street BarAzucarOcho7OchoPlaza SerranoDaytime in Buenos AiresFeria de San TelmoCementerio de la RecoletaMuseo Nacional de Bellas ArtesMALBAEl Barrio ChinoLa UBAPalacio BaroloCentro Cultural [...]

]]> Comment on Meet Tara & Karina by Isabel Eva http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/meet-tara-and-karina#comment-3118 Isabel Eva Tue, 07 Feb 2012 12:27:12 +0000 http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/meet-tara-and-karina/#comment-3118 Dear Tara, dear Karina, I found your site looking for photos on El Bolsón. Do you mind if I use some of your El Bolsón photos for an article for Food Loves Beer Magazine? Naturally, you would be credited in the article! Please let me know as soon as you can! The images which I would like to use are here: http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/food/beers-from-el-bolson http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/food/jam-from-el-bolson http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/uncategorized/chocolates-from-bariloche Also, if you have any more images from El Bolson that you haven't published and would be willing to share, it would be great if you could let me know. Thanks, Isabel Eva Dear Tara, dear Karina,

I found your site looking for photos on El Bolsón. Do you mind if I use some of your El Bolsón photos for an article for Food Loves Beer Magazine? Naturally, you would be credited in the article! Please let me know as soon as you can!

The images which I would like to use are here:
http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/food/beers-from-el-bolson
http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/food/jam-from-el-bolson
http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/uncategorized/chocolates-from-bariloche

Also, if you have any more images from El Bolson that you haven’t published and would be willing to share, it would be great if you could let me know.

Thanks,
Isabel Eva

]]> Comment on Meet Tara & Karina by Karina http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/meet-tara-and-karina#comment-2653 Karina Mon, 23 Jan 2012 17:09:14 +0000 http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/meet-tara-and-karina/#comment-2653 Hi Leah, Thank you for getting in touch. We're glad to hear you enjoyed the photos! Feel free to use the image as you wish on your site, please just include the credit, which you planned to do anyway. Looking forward to seeing it! Best, Karina Hi Leah,
Thank you for getting in touch. We’re glad to hear you enjoyed the photos! Feel free to use the image as you wish on your site, please just include the credit, which you planned to do anyway. Looking forward to seeing it!
Best,
Karina

]]> Comment on Meet Tara & Karina by Leah http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/meet-tara-and-karina#comment-2439 Leah Sun, 15 Jan 2012 19:04:14 +0000 http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/meet-tara-and-karina/#comment-2439 TKGO, I found your site by looking for arctic/antarctic photos. Could I use one of your photos on my site (which, if you go there right now, you'll see is in a temporary state). My wish is to use "antarctica-dec-23-and-24-810" as a background for one of my pages. I'd want to lighten it a bit, and I would credit you/your site. Either way I'll visit here again, I love travel-daydreaming! Best, Leah TKGO,
I found your site by looking for arctic/antarctic photos. Could I use one of your photos on my site (which, if you go there right now, you’ll see is in a temporary state). My wish is to use “antarctica-dec-23-and-24-810″ as a background for one of my pages. I’d want to lighten it a bit, and I would credit you/your site. Either way I’ll visit here again, I love travel-daydreaming!
Best,
Leah

]]> Comment on Meet Tara & Karina by Karina http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/meet-tara-and-karina#comment-1484 Karina Tue, 06 Dec 2011 18:40:35 +0000 http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/meet-tara-and-karina/#comment-1484 Hi Ana, Thank you for your comment. Croatia is definitely on our list of places to visit, so hopefully one day we can meet in person! (My latest reminder of desire to visit Croatia was <a href="https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10150930436770084" rel="nofollow">this clip</a> from the series Pan Am.) Best, Karina Hi Ana,
Thank you for your comment. Croatia is definitely on our list of places to visit, so hopefully one day we can meet in person! (My latest reminder of desire to visit Croatia was this clip from the series Pan Am.)
Best,
Karina

]]> Comment on Milongas in Buenos Aires by Karina http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/active/milongas-in-buenos-aires#comment-1473 Karina Tue, 06 Dec 2011 03:14:55 +0000 http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/?p=5520#comment-1473 Hello, Cherie! Thank you for your comment and for sharing your wealth of knowledge about tango in Buenos Aires. Many of the milongas are formal as you mentioned, though for the article I ended up selecting a smattering to also show how varied it is, to give a full(er) picture. The impression many people have is that tango only exists as a performance, specifically as a dinner-show, and even those who probe the scene a bit end up at more touristy locales, like Confiteria Ideal or Catedral, rather than the venues where the "real" tango is happening. I hope others who are looking for tango in Buenos Aires and stumble upon this post take the time to explore the traditional milongas you also mentioned. Hello, Cherie! Thank you for your comment and for sharing your wealth of knowledge about tango in Buenos Aires. Many of the milongas are formal as you mentioned, though for the article I ended up selecting a smattering to also show how varied it is, to give a full(er) picture. The impression many people have is that tango only exists as a performance, specifically as a dinner-show, and even those who probe the scene a bit end up at more touristy locales, like Confiteria Ideal or Catedral, rather than the venues where the “real” tango is happening. I hope others who are looking for tango in Buenos Aires and stumble upon this post take the time to explore the traditional milongas you also mentioned.

]]> Comment on Milongas in Buenos Aires by Cherie Magnus http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/active/milongas-in-buenos-aires#comment-1404 Cherie Magnus Sat, 03 Dec 2011 00:56:57 +0000 http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/?p=5520#comment-1404 Nice photos! Because I have lived and breathed the tango in Buenos Aires since 1997, I get a little annoyed when popular articles of the foreign press highlight only the alternative milongas of the young, the tourist circuit, and tango nuevo. It's only good journalism to point out that the majority of the tango salons here are traditional, observe the codigos, and dance in the close embrace of the milonguero style to traditional tango music recorded in the 30s, 40s, and 50s. They are not "practicas," but formal dances. A thorough piece on tango in BsAs would include such salons as Gricel, Nuevo Chique, Region Leonesa, El Arranque, Lo de Celia, La Nacional, La Milonguita, and many, many more, where people of all ages but especially older milongueros go to dance, not to see and be seen. Thank goodness you included El Beso. Nice photos!

Because I have lived and breathed the tango in Buenos Aires since 1997, I get a little annoyed when popular articles of the foreign press highlight only the alternative milongas of the young, the tourist circuit, and tango nuevo.

It’s only good journalism to point out that the majority of the tango salons here are traditional, observe the codigos, and dance in the close embrace of the milonguero style to traditional tango music recorded in the 30s, 40s, and 50s. They are not “practicas,” but formal dances.

A thorough piece on tango in BsAs would include such salons as Gricel, Nuevo Chique, Region Leonesa, El Arranque, Lo de Celia, La Nacional, La Milonguita, and many, many more, where people of all ages but especially older milongueros go to dance, not to see and be seen. Thank goodness you included El Beso.

]]> Comment on Mendoza, Argentina wine tasting with Anuva Wines by Miguel http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/food-drink/mendoza-argentina-wine-tasting-with-anuva-wines#comment-254 Miguel Tue, 23 Aug 2011 16:34:02 +0000 http://taraandkarinagoout.com/?p=5262#comment-254 CarinaE.... te acuerdas de nuestra visita a ese bello lugar - con musica y todo. CarinaE…. te acuerdas de nuestra visita a ese bello lugar – con musica y todo.

]]> Comment on Casa Felix in Buenos Aires by katie http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/food-drink/casa-felix-in-buenos-aires#comment-253 katie Mon, 15 Aug 2011 16:09:17 +0000 http://taraandkarinagoout.com/?p=5244#comment-253 yummmmalishhh. yummmmalishhh.

]]> Comment on Post Street Bar by TKGO http://www.taraandkarinagoout.com/cityguides/buenos-aires/nightlife/post-street-bar#comment-42 TKGO Mon, 15 Aug 2011 15:21:55 +0000 http://tkgo.wordpress.com/?page_id=1200#comment-42 Hello, thanks for catching that and we apologize! It is now updated. Hello, thanks for catching that and we apologize! It is now updated.

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