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Iñaki Urlezaga's comeback is a ballet about saying goodbye - Buenos Aires Herald (opens the original)
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Iñaki Urlezaga is, hands down, one of Argentina’s best-known ballet dancers, sharing a select podium with Julio Bocca, Maximiliano Guerra and Hernán Cornejo. Now, three decades after reaching international recognition as a principal dancer with the Royal Ballet in London, he is back on stage with “El aplauso final,” (The final applause) a ballet he wrote, directed and choreographed himself. A poetic and deeply emotional creation, the piece explores an artist’s feelings as he faces a final farewe
Big in Japan: how an Argentine musician turned hand-painted kimonos into a hit - Buenos Aires Herald (opens the original)
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Singer-songwriter and painter Alfonso Barbieri has not only struck gold with his wild kimono designs, but has also exhibited his work twice in Japan, where his paintings and kimonos received rave reviews. An Argentine captivating Japanese audiences with kimonos, indeed. Meanwhile, the Argentine artist was also signing a deal in 2023 with Spanish-based record company Club del Disco to produce and distribute his latest two albums. The label financed a top-notch production in Los Angeles, featuring
Neighborhood cultural centers bloom despite state indifference - Buenos Aires Herald (opens the original)
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Buenos Aires’ rich cultural scene extends beyond its major theaters, venues, and traditional downtown circuits. In recent years, neighborhood cultural centers have expanded their presence and offerings: live music, theater, workshops, exhibitions, films, dance, and community activities now coexist in intimate venues. For many artists, they are now the best way to reach audiences. The phenomenon sprouted across Buenos Aires and includes Cultural Morán in Agronomía, Cuerda Mecánica and Domus Artis
Who is Moria Casán, the vedette who became a local gay icon and now a Netflix star - Buenos Aires Herald (opens the original)
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For more than five decades, Moria Casán has made a career out of refusing to behave like anyone expects her to. Actress, vedette, television host, producer, provocateur and self-styled icon, Casán has become one of Argentina’s most recognizable and difficult to categorize pop-culture figures. Now, as she turns 80, her extraordinary career has been transformed into a Netflix series. Casán’s longevity cannot be explained by her early sex-symbol status alone. She repeatedly reinvented herself, movi
Ron Wood returns to Argentina, a Rolling Stones mecca - Buenos Aires Herald (opens the original)
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When Argentines really love a band, it can become almost a cultural religion. And the Rolling Stones fandom has proven so once again.Legendary musician Ron Wood will bring his latest world tour to Argentina, and his November 6 concert at the 15,000-seat Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires sold out in just a few minutes. For local audiences, Wood’s return is also a new opportunity to display Argentina’s incredible local passion for the Stones. Bandmate Keith Richards was the first to witness the energ
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