The group was formed in 1985 when Fernando Blanco, bass and vocals, meets Person, drums and vocals, and they decide to do something together. Blanco called Oscar Granieri, guitarist, his old schoolmate, and they began rehearsing in the garage of […]
This Mexican woman is the daughter of a Mixtec Indian singer from Mexico and an American filmmaker. She is a singer, composer, producer, actress and anthropologist. She sings in Spanish, English, interprets songs in several native languages of her country, […]
Carlos Armesto and Malcolm March, are theatre producers in New York of Theatre C and Cuchame companies respectively, and are here in Buenos Aires for the release of "Odd Man Out", a play jointly developed with local company Teatro Ciego […]
In the City of Buenos Aires there are numerous milongas, places where tango is danced, which open, rotating, every night of the week. However, among so many offerings throughout the City, there are some that are only visited by fans […]
From LRA 36 "Arcángel San Gabriel" radio station at the Esperanza Antarctic Base, on the afternoon of December 8, RAE staff, together with members of the Joint Antarctic Command (COCOANTAR) began proceedings for the activation of the LU1ZV radio station, […]
Emanuel "Manu" Ginobili, the most important Argentine basketball player of all times, has announced his retirement this week at the age of 41, after a 16-year stint with the San Antonio Spurs, with which he won 4 NBA championships.
María Rosa Yorio began her career in rock, as backing vocalist in Sui Generis, before participating in project PorSuiGieco, singing the lead in some songs. After that, she integrated Los Desconocidos de Siempre together with Mito Mestre. Her solo career […]
Sweater, formed in June 1981 and begin to tour the pub trail of Buenos Aires. Solid erfomances and good reviews allowed them to record their first album called "La Reserva Moral de Occidente". In 1983, a series of changes in […]
GUADALAJARA: THE LARGEST INTERNATIONAL BOOK FAIR IN SPANISH LANGUAGE The 33rd edition of the Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL), considered the largest in Spanish-language literature, opened on Saturday with a ceremony in which the Mexican poet and essayist David Huerta […]