I took some photos on the streets of my city, in Rosario, Argentina. Hope you like. I took this in the old port of the city, which is now a place for skaters to practice.Me tome unas fotos en las calles de mi ciudad, en Rosario, Argentina. Espero que les guste. Esta me la tome en el antiguo puerto de la ciudad que ahora es un lugar para que practiquen con skate

I bring you a photo taken in the mountains of West Virginia. I share this beautiful song by John Denver.Almost heaven West Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains Shenandoah RiverLife is old there Older than the trees Younger than the mountains Growing like a breeze

The Yungas jungle, also known as Nuboselva or Tucumano-Oranense Jungle, is a unique ecosystem. Located at the eastern end of the Andes, this mountain jungle stretches from Venezuela to Argentina and is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna. The topography of the Andes acts as a barrier to humid clouds coming from the Atlantic, causing numerous rainfalls. This phenomenon allows the development of a dense forest cover that extends from the base of the hills to the summits of the mountains, reaching altitudes ranging from 400 meters to 3,500 meters above sea level. In other words, the presence of the Andes influences the climate of the region, determining the formation of forests that cover the entire mountainous territory.

More photos from my trip through Mar del Plata, Argentina. Mar del Plata, Argentina's leading beach resort, features 16 kilometers of beaches ranging from family-friendly La Perla in the north, to popular Bristol in the center and sophisticated Faro in the south. Regardless of the beach, be prepared to see a lot of people, particularly in the summer. Once an enclave for a select group, it now attracts visitors of all classes.

Friends, I share with you some photos from my trip through San Francisco, in the United States. San Francisco is the kind of extravagant place where a "fog-drawing" competition could draw as much attention as the gala balls that usher in the opera, symphony and ballet seasons. From Union Square to North Beach and Japantown, every neighborhood is intriguing and attractive. The writers of the Beat Generation, the hippies who experienced the Summer of Love in the late 1960s, and the gay and lesbian population are part of the reason the city is what it is. is today. And we must not forget that San Francisco is one of the great gastronomic destinations in the world, thanks to the diverse cultural influences and the ease of obtaining fresh ingredients. It is a city of contrasts: old and new, avant-garde and relaxed, urban and agricultural. It is a city in constant evolution. Add to that iconic landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf, Alcatraz Island, and intriguing neighborhoods that are as individualistic as they are dynamic, and San Francisco becomes something captivating, creative, and truly unique.

I share some photos from my trip through Punta del Este, in Uruguay. Punta del Este is known as the Saint-Tropez of Uruguay thanks to its beautiful beaches, sophisticated resorts and glitzy nightclubs. The Las Vegas-style Conrad casino brings even more life to local entertainment. If you feel like taking a break and enjoying the beach and the waves, ride a horse accompanied by a gaucho and enjoy the rugged plain that surrounds the city.