What a night! 9/26/10

What a great night!
        Originally, yesterday evening, I had planned on going to a club called "La Barranca" with one of my friends vicky.  Most of the people here in Iguazú that go out dancing go to a place called "Cuba Libre," which I had been to a few times before.  But my friend vicky preffered La Barranca because most of the people that go there are brazilians, and they only play electro/electronica. (as opposed to the Reggaeton, cumbia, and electro that Cuba Libre plays) So, the plan was that we would go to La barranca, along with some of her friends.  But as it turned out, Vicky's friend had to go to Brazil for something, and Vicky didn't want to go because it was raining.  So, then I talked to one of my other friends, yennifer, about going to Cuba Libre that night instead.  The plan was that I would meet up with her and her friend Dianna at the entrance.  But, when I got there and was waiting in line, I heard some people speaking English.  So, I asked them where they were from.  The group was a Brazilians, from Rio de Janeiro, Foz do Iguazu, and some others from some beach city. (I forget the name)  So, I got to talking to them, and they seemed prety cool.  I ended up just going in with them at a little before 2am, and danced with them for awhile.  Then, while I was talking to one of them, he said "I wander if those girls over there are american?" He was right; you could tell by how they danced that they weren't from here.  So, I asked the girls first in spanish where they where from.  they said "estados unidos."  Good call, man.  Turns out they were from california, and were studying in Buenos Aires, and were stopping through Iguazú for the weekend.  So, after I danced with those girls for about an hour or so.  Unfortunately they left, because they had started dancing at about 11, unlike most of the rest of the argentinians and brazilians there, that had arrived at 2 or 2:30.  Still, it was so cool to just meet people like that, just by chance.  I ended up sticking around with my brazilian friends until about 4:30, when they left.  After that, I finally met up with the people I had originally planned on coming with, and 5 or so of the boys in my classroom.  I ended up dacing until about 6 or 6:30am, and arrived home at about 6:45.  Right now it's 7:11, and I am so ready for breakfast.