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“Arriba los que van a Guaite” is a phrase that is repeated from generation to generation in Bahía. On the 139th anniversary of the town’s founding, the authorship was renewed.

This means that I have not been back long enough to personally delve into the motif of this exclamation, which is part of the city’s cultural heritage.

The story is before the Sencilla, and corresponds to the guards and choferes of the collective who received the report from the Plaza Rivadavia to the Portuguese locality.

The historian Tino Diez continues: cloths This came in the 1950s via Estomba Street in front of the Banco Nación.

“Era la linea 1, que a Hora es la 500. Se escuchaba generalmente mentalis de semana, cuando teníamos que volver a White. Era el lalamado a los que davía estaban dando vueltas. “Remember many moments of cold after leaving the Salón de los Deportes or spending nightly evenings in Olympus and Villa Miter,” continued.

The precise author of the book Arriba los que van a Guaite has recorded a promise from Adolfo Capelli, making sure that he considers a garita in the case where he receives a cargo “that he finally comes”.

“During this period, Bahía was an artist responsible for an artist or merchant,” he added.