Buenos Aires City is known for its excesses, its disorder and its debauchery – and for being a Dionysian city where reason does not always prevail. It is a chaotic city whose nights are endless and rife with vice, a city that never sleeps and whose endless nights seem never to end and drag on into private gatherings.
These meetings start at six a.m. and are known as “afters.” Here you can meet all sorts of people from different backgrounds and spheres of social life. This is related to the notion of the Dionysian held by Nietzche or poets such as Rimbaud, who considered that a disturbance of the senses was necessary in order to reach universal truths and wisdom.
As William Blake’s quote goes: “the road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom.”
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