San Telmo Street Market in Argentina

Following up on the flea market in Colombia last time, here's the San Telmo street market in Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina... After crossing the border from Chile and arriving in a town, we drove for quite a while to get to Buenos Aires... As luck would have it, while wandering around, we coincidentally arrived at the famous San Telmo street market. Come to think of it, my travels seem to be all over the place..? Like in Peru... I'll talk about that later.. Anyway.. I remember it being incredibly crowded with lots of things to see.. They sold all sorts of odds and ends.. there were even woodblock prints with Korean writing on them.. There were also many strange little ceramic pots for Argentinians' beloved mate tea, enough to trigger trypophobia.. As expected from the land of tango, there were many tango dance performances, but I can't seem to find the photos.. South America surprisingly has a lot of these markets.. A common trait is that there's a lot to see, but not much to buy.. But when you go to places like this, it's important to always be careful with your wallet and phone.. If you dress up like a tourist, you'll immediately become a target for pickpockets.. A memory of pickpocketing.