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Cenizas de orquídeas

Authors: Horacio Caride Bartrons;

Cenizas de orquídeas

Abstract

Este breve ensayo trata de lugares marginales –y a veces ocultos– de la ciudad de Buenos Aires, durante las tres primeras décadas del siglo XX. Los protagonistas fueron dos visitantes, cuya vida ganaría fama y renombre: Eugene O’Neill y Albert Londres. Los relatos de estas dos personalidades, que en los años siguientes se convertirían en famosos protagonistas de la cultura literaria internacional, contribuyeron en buena medida a dar a difundir la imagen oprobiosa y denigrante que la capital argentina tuvo por aquellos años. Sus crónicas de la noche porteña, de sus incontables prostíbulos, cines pornográficos, “garitos” y lugares de diversión nocturna, promovieron la triste celebridad de la que, como “ciudad del pecado”, gozaría Buenos Aires en varios ámbitos internacionales durante las décadas de 1930 y 1940.

Keywords

Drawing. Design. Illustration, Eugene O’Neill, Albert Londres, NC1-1940, Buenos Aires, Architecture, Cities. Urban geography, GF125, NA1-9428, bajo fondo

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