The First Lady Of Argentina Appears At The National Pavilion Day Of The World Expo

"Don't cry for me, Argentina, the fact is that I never left you..." When Madonna sang such a melody for Mrs. Peron in Buenos Aires in 1994, Mrs. Peron had died for more than 40 years, but thousands of Argentine people were still moved and crazy about it at that time. This is the charm of Evita Peron in Argentina.

On June 10, "Mrs. Peron" was unveiled in the Argentina Pavilion to celebrate the Argentina Pavilion Day of the Shanghai World Expo and the 200th anniversary of Argentina's independence.

"The most important exhibits of the Argentina Pavilion have just entered the arena on the evening of June 9." On June 10, the staff of the Argentina Pavilion pointed to the photos, necklaces, brooches, etc. of Mrs. Peron in the pavilion and told reporters that these are specially prepared exhibits for the Argentina Pavilion Day, which are treasures of local museums and will be the treasure of the Argentina Pavilion in the next five months.

According to the exhibitors of the Argentina Pavilion, Mrs. Peron still occupies an important position in the hearts of the Argentine people and can be called an outstanding representative of the Argentine spirit. She experienced a legendary life from a street dancer to the first lady of Argentina. Mrs. Peron is deeply loved by the Argentinian people, and is known as the "flagman of the poor", and also as the "unscrupulous woman" by the rich. But everyone will never forget her contributions to society, labor and education. Her early death at the age of 33 is even more regrettable. Mrs. Peron once lamented that "it will never be understood", and now it seems that the Argentine people have never stopped remembering her.

In addition to Mrs. Peron, the Argentinian Pavilion has another attraction: the "national treasure" tango. Similar to Mrs. Peron, Argentine tango has the unique temperament of this nation: melancholy and persistent. The tango dance steps are implicit, free and easy, the melody is deep and melancholy, and the elegance and romance of South American customs are vividly expressed. According to the commentator of the Argentina Pavilion, a hundred years ago, Buenos Aires was a more colorful city than Shanghai. At that time, Argentina laid a railway network, extended to this seaport, exported meat to Europe via the Atlantic Ocean, and attracted Italians, Spaniards, Germans and French to establish an adventure park in the southern hemisphere. The new immigrants in southern Europe place their nostalgia in the dance steps of tango, so the enthusiasm of Argentine tango is very different from that of Brazilian samba. Melancholy is the inborn temperament of tango dancers.

In order to welcome the arrival of the pavilion day, on June 10, a tango show was staged in the Argentine pavilion, which made the audience feast their eyes. In the Argentina Pavilion, there is a demonstration of tango dance every noon. Tourists can even learn from dancers and experience the charm of tango dance in person.