He played saxophone and clarinet for Charly García and Los Abuelos de la Nada, co-founded Los Twist and decades later reinvented himself as a tango singer. He was 68

Historian Paula Félix-Didier, who had helmed the Pablo Ducrós Hicken Buenos Aires Film Museum since 2009, confirmed she will step down

On the 40th anniversary of the Argentine writer’s death, we republish the obit published in the BA Herald on June 15, 1986

Forty years after his death, a look at how Jorge Luis Borges’ lifelong devotion to the English language helped shape the imagination of Argentina’s most celebrated writer

The film, directed by Santiago Mitre, will focus on the story of disappeared Madres founder Azucena Villaflor and infamous torturer Alfredo Astiz

Arias, whose piece ‘Minefield’ will return to Buenos Aires in November, speaks about her current projects and the difficulty of working in Argentina today

Lola Arias’ 2016 production featuring British and Argentine veterans will be staged as part of the Herald’s 150th anniversary celebrations

Tears, smiles, and songs flooded the streets of a BA suburb as thousands gathered for the public wake of the rock icon

His band Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota’s influence extended far beyond music and into the realm of collective identity