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During a recent visit to Via Argentina I saw a nice looking sign of a restaurant called El Pavo Real Restaurant Bar (The Peacock).  Many years ago, I used to take Texaco visitors to a restaurant with this same name, but it was located somewhere else in the financial area of the city.

When I came home, I searched for this place in an effort to write about its characteristics.  Couldn’t find anything in the Internet regarding this elusive bird.  After two weeks I called it quits.  If any of the readers of Lingua Franca has been to El Pavo Real at Via Argentina I would appreciate if you would come forward and share with us your experience there.

I didn’t return home empty-handed.  At least I got a glimpse at the bird.  Here are a couple of pictures of El Pavo Real. Here we go.

Photograph of the exterior sign of El Pavo Real Restaurant at Via Argentina in Panama City, Panama.  (Credit:  Omar Upegui R.)

Photograph of the exterior sign of El Pavo Real Restaurant at Via Argentina in Panama City, Panama. (Credit: Omar Upegui R.)

Another view of the sign of El Pavo Real Restaurant at Via Argentina in Panama City, Panama.  Notice the impressive royal palm trees and the lush tropical vegetation in the background.  (Credit:  Omar Upegui R.)

Another view of the sign of El Pavo Real Restaurant at Via Argentina in Panama City, Panama. Notice the impressive Royal palm trees and the lush tropical vegetation in the background. (Credit: Omar Upegui R.)

Remember, if you see this bird, let us know.  We’ll be waiting.  Good Day.

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I was in a bar yesterday when I suddenly realized I desperately needed to break wind.

The music was really, really loud, so I timed my farts with the beat.

After a couple of songs, I started to feel better.

I finished my beer and noticed that everybody was staring at me and laughing.

Then I suddenly remembered that I was listening to my iPod.

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A white picnic table floating on the grass at the recently inaugurated Coastal Strip in Panama City, Panama.  (Credit:  Omar Upegui R.)

A white picnic table floating on the grass at the recently inaugurated Coastal Strip in Panama City, Panama. (Credit: Omar Upegui R.)

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