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Boedo

Boedo: Growth: a semirural area of estates and brickworks entered the city cadastre on 6 March 1882; subdivided into cheap lots for immigrants, it drew its first residents with the electric tram network in the early 1900s, followed by cafés, tango and poets.† 1882: Growth: a semirural area of estates and brickworks entered the city cadastre on 6 March 1882; subdivided into cheap lots for immigrants, it drew its first residents with the electric tram network in the early 1900s, followed by cafés, tango and poets.†

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Located in Buenos Aires

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Growth: a semirural area of estates and brickworks entered the city cadastre on 6 March 1882; subdivided into cheap lots for immigrants, it drew its first residents with the electric tram network in the early 1900s, followed by cafés, tango and poets.Mar 6, 1882–Jan 1, 1930

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El Cachafaz — born in BoedoFeb 14, 1885

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Osvaldo Zotto — died in BoedoJan 9, 2010

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