Virgilio y Homero (Bars)
Location 
Chile 369
While walking down Chile street you will hear a tango melody that leads you to \"Virgilio y Homero,\" a small café managed by Jorge and his family. On the side there is a bar where Jorge makes drinks, simple meals and coffee. On the other side there are tables inside and outside on the sidewalk. The walls are painted orange, yellow and blue, making the room look bigger. Jorge is a fan of Virgilio Expósito and his brother Homero, two renowned tango composers. This is why the café is called \"Virgilio y Homero.\" One of their most famous songs, \"Naranjo en Flor\" (\"Blossoming Orange Tree\") says: \"First you have to know how to suffer, then to love, then to leave and in the end to wander without thoughts.\" It seems there is a long road of knowledge to go down. A starting point could be having coffee at this place where you can feel tango come alive. Now if this is not a starting point, tell us what is, because we are still trying to find out.
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