Tierra/Tiara del Fuego
I had someone say this to me and can translate it, but can't understand what was meant by it
2 Answers
Tierra del Fuego is in the Patagonia Argentina!! my country!!
Tierra del Fuego is a 150 mile
long peninsula off the southern tip of South
America, separated from the mainland by the Strait
of Magellan.
It is divided into Chilean and
Argentinean halves, and its principle mountain
range, a west-east range known as the Cordillera
Darwin, stretches across both halves.
The Cordillera is the continuation of the Patagonian
Andes, and rises along the southern shore. The
range holds beautiful ice-packed and misty
mountains, with large glaciers pouring down into
the sea.
More info:
http://www2.brevard.edu/reynoljh/patagonia/tdf.htm
It's translated as "land of fire". Ferdinand Magellan was the first European to visit this land in 1520 as his expedition made its way around the globe. He named it 'Land of Fire" for the beach fires he observed the aborigines building as a means of keeping warm and for cooking.
I agree with the answer of Benz. She is Argentinaian.