Rosita Quiroga was one of the first women who dared interpret tangos, an activity she excelled due to her unmistakable style..
Edmundo Rivero, a gifted tango singer with a low voice, who became a unique case, almost an eccentricity, in the long list of tango interpreters...
Poet, composer, actor and playwriter, Enrique Santos Discépolo authored very popular tangos that became part of the Argentine common sense...
Located 860 km from Buenos Aires, the Village of Merlo in the province of San Luis, is famous for being the third “Micro Climate of […]
Ushuaia, the southernmost city of the world is located at the south end of Argentina, on the Big island of Tierra del Fuego. Located at […]
The radio international service born in 1949 as The International Service of The Argentine Radio (S.I.R.A in its Spanish acronym) closed in 1955. Restablished on […]
An overview of 200 years of Argentine science and technology. by Luis María Barassi
Despite numerous Coup D’ Etats throughout the 20th century in Argentina, Nature Magazine pointed out some years ago that science was something Argentina should be […]
The most famous Argentine singer, Mercedes Sosa, was born in 1935 in a poor family of Tucuman city, in the northern region of our country.