
by Roberto Arlt · Asphalte Editions · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782918767060

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Originally published between 1928 and 1933 in the newspaper El Mundo, Roberto Arlt's 'Eaux-fortes de Buenos Aires' (Aguafuertes porteñas) is a vibrant and essential chronicle of the Argentine capital. Through a series of short articles, Arlt masterfully captures the daily life, customs, characters, and frantic rhythm of a Buenos Aires in the midst of transformation, blending the colloquial language of the neighborhoods with a critical and existentialist perspective. This work is a unique literary testimony that portrays the urban fauna of the era, from idle youth to the city's changing landscapes. With a direct and sharp style, the author turns every observation into a small literary portrait, offering the reader a deep and authentic vision of the Porteño identity, establishing itself as a fundamental piece of Latin American literature.
