El Tata had been a fervent polo player in his youth and had led his family to live a life dedicated to horses and the sport of polo. He had been a champion of the gaucho tradition and a lover of nature, which had led him to establish his ranch in the beautiful province of Buenos Aires.

Inspired by her grandfather, Martina dreamed of keeping the passion for polo and the gaucho heritage that El Tata had passed down to her alive. When El Tata passed away, Martina decided to honor his legacy in a special way. She knew she had to create a place that would reflect the tradition, elegance, and love for horses that El Tata had taught her.

With the unwavering support of her family and her determination, Martina chose to establish her own polo establishment, a place that would serve as a tribute to her grandfather. And so, La Cabaña El Tata was born. Martina chose this name with deep affection, in honor of her beloved grandfather and the tradition he represented.

Over time, La Cabaña El Tata became a renowned establishment in the world of Argentine polo, famous for its exceptional horses and its commitment to tradition, making it an iconic place for polo enthusiasts. Martina dedicated her time and effort to breeding high-quality polo horses, following the teachings and passion of her grandfather. El Tata had always believed that horses were the soul of polo, and Martina made it her personal motto. La Cabaña El Tata remained a place where El Tata's legacy endured and where the passion for polo and gaucho culture was celebrated with love and respect.