Buenos Aires Herald 
With long days and warm summer evenings, Buenos Aires is slowly coming back to life again. Grab some friends, order a few drinks, and follow our weekend recommendations around the city.
Friday 31 — 8 p.m.
Ciudad Cultural Konex (Sarmiento 3131)
Tickets AR$15,000
Local indie phenomenon Winona Riders present their highly anticipated third album, No Hagas Que Me Arrepienta (which translates to “Don’t Make Me Regret It”). A powerful, raw, and incisive work that blends neo-psychedelia, noise rock, doses of shoegaze, electronic music, and a series of sonic trances.
One of the boldest, fastest-rising rock bands in the indie scene, the group will perform a double set, first with a show in the CCKonex patio, followed by a rave-style show in the Sala de las Columnas.
Saturday 1 — 9 p.m.
CAFF Club Atlético Fernández Fierro (Sánchez de Bustamante 772)
Tickets AR$19,000
This orchestra, now with more than twenty years of history, revolutionized the tango scene with its musical proposal and transgressive aesthetic. They’re now featuring a new formation with Matías Wilson on piano; Manuel Barrios on bandoneón; Andrés Hojman on viola; Julia Testa, Martín Elter, and Juan Villegas Restrepo on violins; and Yuri Venturin on double bass, vocals, and musical direction.
They’re presenting their seventh studio album titled Basta (which translates to “Enough”). In addition to their music, the band independently releases their albums, manages their own radio station, and runs their own club: Club Atlético Fernández Fierro. With concerts every Wednesday at their own venue, they are one of the Argentine bands with the most live shows per year.
When Evil Lurks, film and show
Saturday 1 — 8 p.m.
Ciudad Cultural Konex (Sarmiento 3131)
Tickets AR$12,000
Demián Rugna, director of one of the most successful Argentine horror films, Cuando Acecha La Maldad (“When Evil Lurks” in English) brings together the movie’s soundtrack band and its cast to put on a show custom-made for the occasion.
There will be a screening of the film, an opportunity to hear firsthand the anecdotes from the director and cast, a live performance by the cast as they interact with the audience and relive scenes from the movie. Expect a live concert by Pasco 637, the band behind the film’s soundtrack, and other surprises.
La Ultima Sesion de Freud, Theater performance
Saturdays at 10 p.m. and Sundays at 8:30 p.m.
Runs through February 16
Teatro Picadero (Enrique Santos Discépolo 1857)
Tickets AR$30,000
La Ultima Sesion de Freud (“Freud’s last session” in English), is a hypothetical heated debate between Dr. Sigmund Freud (played by Luis Machín) and C.S. Lewis (played by Javier Lorenzo).
Renowned playwright Daniel Veronese’s adaptation of Mark St. Germain’s piece centers on psychoanalyst Freud, who invites the young academic C.S. Lewis to his home in London. On this day, England enters World War II, and they discuss the existence of God, love, sex, and the meaning of life.
After a successful tour through the country’s major cities, the dramatic comedy returns to the stage at Picadero Theater. It’s the winner of five awards including ACE Best Actor and ACE Best Director.
