Avenida Corrientes de la Calle Corrientes" in 1937. The neighborhood is home to the Atlanta football club. The "barrio" was home to tango great Osvaldo Pugliese. Corrientes ends at the Estación Federico Lacroze train station next to Parque Los Andes, where fairs where held until September 2005. Just west of the park is La Chacarita Cemetery; the largest in Argentina. The cemetery is at times referred to colloquially and in tango lyrics as "La Quinta del Ñato" (a lunfardo term referring to a person's last dwelling). Corrientes Avenue is featured in several tango lyrics, notably: Avenida Corrientes Avenida Corrientes () is one
Cabo Corrientes, Cuba to the Spanish West Indies, which became known as the Blockade of Western Cuba or Watts' West Indies Expedition. The English took up position near Cabo Corrientes in mid June 1591 to await the arrival of Spanish ships. On 23 June "Burr", "Hopewell", "Swallow" and "Content" arrived between Cape Corrientes and Cape San Antonio and soon sighted six sail. Hoping these were treasure ships, the English closed, only to discover the ships were a powerful Spanish naval force. A three-hour engagement followed after which the English formation scattered. On 29 June "Hopewell" and "Swallow" returned to Cape Corrientes to find