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Founded in 1905 by five sons of Genoese immigrants in Plaza Solís, in Buenos Aires' iconic La Boca neighborhood, the club has become a symbol of Argentine football. Yet, this anniversary finds ...

While residents of Buenos Aires spurn the moniker, there’s really no denying that Buenos Aires’ nickname as the “Paris of ...

The history of Boca Juniors began on April 3, 1905, when a group of young sons of workers from the La Boca neighborhood decided ... is "zenéixi," which in Buenos Aires evolved into "xeneize." ...

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La Boca is a vibrant and colorful neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Argentina ... The neighborhood's most famous landmark is the Caminito street, which is lined with brightly painted houses ...

La Boca is one of the coolest and most colorful neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Here’s a fun fact: Caminito, the famous street in La Boca, is like an open-air museum filled with vibrant ...

Based in the Belgrano neighborhood ... "La Rosales" merged together to form a new team close to the La Boca neighborhood (later the home of fierce rivals Boca Juniors). The name River Plate comes from ...

BUENOS AIRES - In the poor Zabaleta district of ... priest of the Parish of Our Lady of Miracles of Caacupé in the Zabaleta neighborhood, neatly painted in blue and white. "From heaven, he ...

In the heart of Buenos Aires, locals mourn the loss of Pope ... priest of the Parish of Our Lady of Miracles of Caacupé in the Zabaleta neighborhood, neatly painted in blue and white.

BUENOS AIRES, - In the poor Zavaleta district of ... priest of the Parish of Our Lady of Miracles of Caacupé in the Zavaleta neighborhood, neatly painted in blue and white.

BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - In the poor Zabaleta district of Buenos Aires, amidst precarious houses and narrow alleys, María Ayala walks the same streets Pope Francis walked during his years as a priest ...