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Argentine Nights by the New York Times

travel.nytimes.com — Drawn by the city’s cheap prices and Paris-like elegance, legions of foreign artists are colonizing Buenos Aires and transforming this sprawling metropolis into a throbbing hothouse of cool.

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  • yakinbozek, on 10/13/2008, -0/+1Published: March 30, 2008

    To the Editor: I read with great dismay "Argentine Nights" (March 16), which posits that Buenos Aires has been “transformed” into an artistic and cultural mecca by expatriates from the United States and Europe. It may be helpful to recall that Buenos Aires and many other destinations featured in The Times have their own centuries-old cultural heritage, including numerous scholars, artists and authors.

    To suggest that Americans are needed to make a place better is indeed unfortunate.

    Courtenay Dusenbury
    Atlanta

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