As mentioned elsewhere in the forum, slang is a crucial part of a truly useful language mastery.
I ran into this funny video series that employs heavy use of Argentinian slang and is relatively easy to follow due to the facts that everything's in text and the conversations are short.
The first episode of El amor en los tiempos del chat (Love in the times of chat) .
I laughed at the "echar los perros" line. Wasn't aware that's Argentine usage like it is in Mexico. I know a bit of "Che speak" but not all that much. (Most of it learned from Mafalda :-)
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I ran into this funny video series that employs heavy use of Argentinian slang and is relatively easy to follow due to the facts that everything's in text and the conversations are short.
The first episode of El amor en los tiempos del chat (Love in the times of chat) .