I’m Diego, but you can call me Die.

I’ve been living in the world of hospitality for over 20 years—not just as a job, but as a way of life. I create spaces where people can connect, feel comfortable, and share something real. For me, hosting isn’t just about offering a bed or a service, it’s about creating an experience.

I’m an entrepreneur in tourism and gastronomy, always looking for new ideas, blending cultures, people, and moments. I enjoy connecting with people from all over the world, listening to their stories, and sharing mine too.

I value good energy, deep conversations, humor, and spontaneous plans. I can be a great host, a beer buddy, an improvised guide, or just someone to sit and talk with.

I’m not into superficial things—I’m drawn to what’s authentic.

I believe traveling is a way to open your mind, question things, and grow. And that the best memories don’t come from places, but from the people you share them with.

If you stay at my place, the idea is simple: feel comfortable, connect, and leave with something more than just a stay.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Hosting & Experiences

Interests

Culture & World

• hosting
• hospitality
• experiences
• hostel
• hostel life

Music, Movies, and Books

Rock nacional & International.
Tarantino’s
Gabriel García Márquez

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Converted an old 1920s house in Buenos Aires into a living, breathing space where travelers from all over the world meet, connect, and share experiences. It’s not just a place to stay—it’s a community I built from scratch, mixing hospitality, culture, and social energy into something real.

Teach, Learn, Share

Share with people from all over the world the Argentine Culture

What I Can Share with Hosts

A welcoming space with real social energy, where it’s easy to meet people from all over the world.

A local perspective of Buenos Aires—beyond the typical tourist spots.

Good conversations, shared meals, and spontaneous plans.

A mix of chill and fun: from relaxed nights to music, drinks, or cultural experiences.

Guidance if you need it, freedom if you don’t.

And most importantly, an authentic experience—you won’t feel like a guest, but part of something.