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FUKELMAN, María. The history of independent theater in Buenos Aires: the importance of Boedo and Florida. Culturales [online]. 2017, vol.5, n.1, pp.151-187. ISSN 2448-539X.

In the 20s, many of the intellectuals of Buenos Aires were divided into two groups: Boedo and Florida. The first advocated a social art, to invite the workers to act. The second sought to renew the literature for aesthetic purposes. The Florida expressed his gaze through the newspaper Martin Fierro; and Boedo did it from the magazines Los Pensadores and Claridad. Tribuna del pensamiento izquierdista. In turn, on November 30th, 1930, the boedista Leónidas Barletta created the Teatro del Pueblo, with this starting the movement of independent theaters in the city. The purpose of this paper is to analyze how the theatrical art is discussed in the mentioned means to observe what link with the theater proposes each one and what traits, which would then be promoted by Barletta and independent theater, had been scattered in them.

Palavras-chave : literary magazines; independent theater; history.

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