Probably the word that best defines Argentina is INTENSITY, because for this beautiful country, there are no midpoints. From furious Buenos Aires, the country's capital called for decades the "Paris of South America, which lights you up with the fire of its fury for soccer and the sound of its sizzling barbecues, to the vast and fascinating Patagonia, which freezes with its impressive landscapes until it ends at the end of the world (Tierra del Fuego).

We will begin our tour with the iconic route 40, a unique route of more than 5,200 km, which runs through Argentina from south to north, parallel to the longest mountain range on planet earth, the Andes Mountains.

Bordered by the imposing mountain range and 21 national parks, Route 40 is among the world's top 3 best routes to travel on a motorcycle. Its long routes of paved, dirt, and gravel routes, added to the different climates and thermal amplitudes, make it the dream and landmark of every rider.

Buenos Aires has been called the “Paris of South America” for decades, but to know this city is to endure a decidedly more visceral affair. Beneath the neoclassical architecture, artful pastries, and sprawling green spaces is the bleeding heart of the city—a city where the soccer games are to be wept over, the whip-quick moves of tango never miss a beat, and the sounds of sizzling asado and flowing Malbec carry late into the night.

From Buenos Aires to the end of the world in 3,045 km. passing through 56 watercourses, in 5 different provinces.

Route 40, we will start with the iconic route that runs from one end of Argentina to the other, bordering the Andes mountain range. It is the longest in the country, the highest in America and the second highest in the world.

From San Martín de los Andes in Neuquén to Lake Buenos Aires in Santa Cruz. The road to the Seven Lakes, one curve after another and one lake after another. El Bolsón a magical and spiritual town in the middle of the route.

Inhospitable Patagonia along gravel roads until reaching a large lake shared between Chile and Argentina.

Ushuaia - Tierra del Fuego takes you to some of the most remote and beautiful parts of Patagonia. Turquoise lakes, irregular granite mountains and blue glaciers.

Mujeres al Mando

Largest community of women motorcyclists in LATAM. In 2017 Belén Couso founded the first motorcycle driving academy for women and we are going to learn more about that experience, which today has a community of more than 20,000 motorcyclists.

Social phenomenon, invites women to an attitude of life.

COMMUNITY

The Litas

The Litas Mission Is To Inspire And Empower Womxn Through Community And Our Shared Love Of Motorcycles; To Live A Life They Love Full Of Freedom And Adventure. To Show Womxn They Can Do Whatever They Set Their Mind To And Show Up In The World However They Desire.

We Are A Global Community With A Focus On The Local Community, Bringing Together All Ages Of Womxn, All Riding Levels, On All Types Of Motorcycles. With Inclusivity As Our Focus, We Foster An Environment Where Riders Are Greeted With Open Arms.

BY BELEN COUSO

Mónica Collazo

Mónica Collazo es una mujer argentina de 73 años, nacida, educada y viviendo en Buenos Aires. Aunque estudió Ciencias de la Información y la Opinión en la UMSA, su carrera se centró en la publicidad en lugar del periodismo. La mayor parte de su vida, fue empresaria. Tiene dos hijas y tres nietos y está divorciada.

RIDERS

Daniela Perdomo

Daniela Perdomo es una colombiana que vive en Buenos Aires desde hace ocho años. Tiene moto propia desde hace seis años y es amante de las motos desde joven. A los 16 años aprendió a andar en moto gracias a su mejor amigo, Christian, que entonces tenía 19 años. Una noche, estaba demasiado borracho para andar en bicicleta, así que dejó que Daniela la montara. A ella le encantaba y se convertía en su conductora designada cada vez que salían.

YESSIE KLEIN

Creator, Film director, and Producer

She started working at Google Sydney as an Executive Producer of Asia and Pacific and worked on Netflix and National Geographic projects.

TEAM

MARTINA DA ROSA

Producer

Extensive experience in the large-scale Advertising and Marketing industry, extensive experience producing various formats: commercials, feature films, documentaries and series.

JONH BERNAL

DOP Cinematographer

He has worked in Europe and the U.S. for the past thirty-eight years as a filmmaker. Tomas’s work is always looking into dark corners, finding the light, addressing the themes of justice, transformation, and healing.

AMABLY MONARI

Producer

Psychologist, and a Neuropsychologist.

JOSE PORTILLO

Editor

Accomplished editor and writer with more than 15 years of experience in film, editing, music, and filmmaking.