Amazonian Domain
El Dominio Amazónico en la Argentina está representado al noroeste por la Provincia de las Yungas, y en el nordeste por la Provincia Paranaense.
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Chaco Domain
El Dominio Chaqueño consta de 6 provincias en América del Sur, 5 de las cuales están representadas en Argentina, donde ocupan la mayor parte del país.
Biogeographical Regions in Argentina
Las Regiones Biogeográficas Argentinas, mapas de distribución y presencia en los continentes. Los Dominios y las Provincias Biogeográficas Argentinas.
History of Argentine Sport
Artículo de columnista invitado Daniel H. Jacubovich para surdelsur.com If history of Argentine sport were a summation of dates and synoptic charts, we could search for the datum indicating the day when, for the first time in these lands so far away from the “civilized” centers, a competition was held for something more serious and less tragic than a military battle. Fortunately, once again we realize that sports, their history, their competitive level and their place in the scale of social values become a symptom of what is happening, of life in that...
Carlos Gardel: The Voice of Tango
El mito de Carlos Gardel la voz del tango y la historia del primer tango cantado que fue estrenado por el dúo Gardel y Razzano en 1917.
Lunfardo and Tango Argentino
El lunfardo y el tango. El lunfardo, mezcla de rasgos europeos y criollos, pero lenguaje argentino al fin, y su perfecta amalgama con el tango argentino.
History of Tango Argentino
Artículo de columnistas invitados Los Dinzel para surdelsur.com Undoubtedly, Tango Argentino holds a privileged position in the representation of the Argentine abroad. While, basically, it is known as a dance and a music which can be sung, tango also contains a particular language – lunfardo -, certain usages and customs, and even a characteristic philosophy identifying tango people. At an international level, in order to distinguish it from so many other forms that appear in dance halls, it is known as Argentine tango or Tango Argentino. It was this which gave rise to all...
Argentine Folk Music History
Article of the guest columnist, Horacio Alberto Agnese para surdelsur.com Argentine folk music, is also named as Argentina folklore music or Argentina folkloric music Just as the country is divided into different regions according to its most important geographical and climatic features, you can also identify different cultural areas, each with characteristics of its own, although they may not be independent from each other: all of them are pervious to the influences of the map of Argentine folklore, a map with divisions which do not coincide with geographical boundaries. Center Northwest, Littoral, Buenos...
1910’s up to the present day Argentine Theater History
Article of the guest columnist, Osvaldo Calatayud for surdelsur.com The Argentine Theater from 1910 onwards, continues the path taken since the late eighteenth century. A theater with authors and criollos interpreters, that tells about the lives of Argentines with different styles: the sainete Criollo, the gaucho style, the usual comedy and the major trends of the theater were expressed, in its own language. To learn more about the theater before 1910, we suggest to see the first part of the report that describes the Argentine Theater History (1783-1910) For the first decade of...
Argentine Theater History (1783-1910)
Article of the guest columnist, Osvaldo Calatayud for surdelsur.com In the Argentine theater history, different periods are described: Creating the first theatre, La Ranchería Theatre; El Coliseo Provisional; period, theater in times of Rosas; the theater of 1860-1880 and the Generation of ’80 covering the period of 1880-1910. To learn more about the history of theater from 1910 on, we suggest to see The Argentine theater from 1910 The Ranchería Theatre In 1783 the first House of Comedy was created; the promoter of this enterprise was the Viceroy of Lights, as Viceroy Vértiz was called. The...
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