The New Yorker: The Insufferable Gaucho

I read 3 pages of The Insufferable Gaucho, which I enjoyed. I could feel the exactitude on Roberto's writing. How he described the entire country and its people with exact adjectives, and also, exact actions. He uses exact names for streets, cities, which aksi makes the story realistic. The food, the customs, the dances, etc. The story was also very fluent and understandable.