La Boca
Argentina
La Boca connects to 784 places across 17 topics through 61 Bunkabop connections, spanning music, sports, film, and government. The Buenos Aires neighborhood shares its strongest overlaps with Buenos Aires and Argentina broadly, then reaches into Spain, the United States, and Latin America. Its music ties include Trueno, the Argentine rapper born in La Boca, and "Caminito," a song written as an ode to a shortcut through the blue-collar neighborhood. Boca Juniors anchors the sports cluster, while a 1916 power plant building now houses the Museo del Cine.
Museo del Cine Pablo Ducrós Hicken
Connects La Boca to: Argentina | Buenos Aires, Argentina
Trueno (rapper)
Connects La Boca to: Argentina | Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentine economic crisis (1999-2002)
Connects La Boca to: Rosario, Argentina | Nueva Pompeya | Puerto General San Martín, Argentina | Armstrong, Argentina
Paolo Goltz
Connects La Boca to: Argentina | La Plata, Argentina | Hasenkamp, Argentina
Jacinto Benavente
Connects La Boca to: Spain | Madrid, Spain | Libros, Spain | Escalona, Spain | Gobernadora
Ignacio Corsini
Connects La Boca to: Italy | Argentina | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Sicily | Pampas
Juan de Dios Filiberto
Connects La Boca to: Argentina | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Mar del Plata, Argentina | La Rioja
Gabino Coria Peñaloza
Connects La Boca to: Buenos Aires, Argentina | La Paz, Bolivia | La Rioja | Mendoza Province | Chilecito, Argentina
José Gonzalo Rodríguez Gacha
Connects La Boca to: New York City, New York | Colombia | Cali, Colombia | Medellín, Colombia | Pacho, Colombia
Puerto Madero
Connects La Boca to: Buenos Aires Central Business District, Argentina | Balvanera | Retiro, Buenos Aires | Ciudad Madero, Buenos Aires Province | Comodoro Py (Buenos Aires)
Tango (dance)
Connects La Boca to: Nicaragua | Seinäjoki, Finland | Balvanera | Villa Urquiza | Nueva Pompeya
Miguel Rodríguez Orejuela
Connects La Boca to: United States | Colombia | Cali, Colombia | Medellín, Colombia | Tolima Department