Asado is the traditional Argentine barbecue. It typically happens on Sunday, is prepared by the male of the household and is a family celebration. Rare is the home that lacks a parilla, or barbecue, in the back yard. The asado connects modern Argentina to the traditions of the gaucho, the free roaming Argentine cowboy. But most of all, the asado speaks of the continuing strength of the family in Argentine society.
Family bonds exert an enormous influence.
This strength will be one of Argentina's most important resources as it faces the challenges of a new millennium. When you travel to Buenos Aires, enjoy the sites and attractions. But also take time to value the heart and soul of a warm and passionate people. Well said, Bryan. Each search engine uses different criteria to determine site address rankings.