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Ricardo Arjona Chose Patagonia to Rest From His Tour and Was Amazed by El Calafate

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While going through one of the most successful moments of his recent career, with an extensive series of exhausted concerts in Argentina, Ricardo Arjona decided to pause on his agenda to enjoy one of the most emblematic landscapes of the country. The Guatemalan singer traveled to El Calafate with his family and took the opportunity to tour some of the main tourist attractions of the region. For several days, the artist was relaxed and enjoying t…
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Guatemalan singer toured the Perito Moreno Glacier during his stay in Argentina

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Ricardo Arjona took a break on his tour What the Seco did not say to escape the stages and enjoy a few days of rest in one of the most impressive natural destinations in South America. After performing 14 completely exhausted concerts in Buenos Aires, the Guatemalan singer traveled to El Calafate, in Argentinian Patagonia. This, accompanied by his wife, Deisy Arvelo, and his son Nicolás, to disconnect and tour some of the most iconic landscapes …

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While going through one of the most successful moments of his recent career, with an extensive series of exhausted concerts in Argentina, Ricardo Arjona decided to pause on his agenda to enjoy one of the most emblematic landscapes of the country. The Guatemalan singer traveled to El Calafate with his family and took the opportunity to tour some of the main tourist attractions of the region. For several days, the artist was relaxed and enjoying t…

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ADNSur broke the news on Wednesday, June 10, 2026.
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