If there is a place where the dead lives better than life, the ricolata cemetery is the place. The Ricolletta is the most prestigious borough of Buenos Aires, the city where my sister-in-law and brother-in-law live, and at the time we traveled a double-life-long parking and I visit them.
On the first SIGHSEEEING trip in the city, traveling in my brother-in-law’s car, I marveled at the houses on the city streets that reminded me of Paris here and there, as well as wide-ranging in central axes, and as also from the cultural centers and theaters and clubs and restaurants of the city of the five-year-old residents, to the moment when the car came into the road.
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