¿es uno de los barrios del sur de buenos aires donde se extendió el tango? a. san telmo c. la colonia b. san antonio d. la fuerza

a. San Telmo

Explanation:

The neighborhood of San Telmo, formerly on the banks of the Río de la Plata, saw reviving tango. A tango, this time, starring training musicians and poets who enriched the lyrics of the malevo tango that used to sound in the conventillos of La Boca.

San Telmo begins on Av. Indepencia and at its intersection with Balcarce there is already a sonar tango that drags us to the current offers: bars and tango shops, musicians playing in the streets and that Old Almácen, ambassador of great personalities of Argentine tango.

On Sundays the appointment is in the heart of San Telmo, in Plaza Dorrego, where, with the excuse of the Fair of Antiquities, the dancers meet and, for a currency, they represent the reality of the last century when in the narrow streets of Buenos Aires armed the milonga and, improvisedly, but knowingly, everyone went out to dance.

Today the river has already retired, but there are still narrow streets, old bars with history and new tanguerías that preserve the original architecture and offer shows for all tastes.