Nacha Guevara's Archive Exhibition Features 1991 Album Heavy Tango and Media History
Nacha Guevara's 1991 album Heavy Tango, with musical arrangements by Mike Ron Sini and Anel Paz under the BMG label, anchors an archival presentation. The collection includes a 1993 Playboy magazine photograph by César Castro and a 2002 Interviú magazine image from Barcelona shot by Luis Malibrán. Media coverage spans decades, with articles from Perfil in 2007, Clarín in 1986 and 1996, Crónica in 1991 and 1992, and Infobae in 2003. Performance materials document her 2002 show ¿Qué me van a hablar de amor? at Teatro El Nacional and the 1988 discoteca Paladium production Nacha 100%. Del Di Tella al 2000. A 2023 photograph captures vandalism of a mural promoting her album Voy a cantar lo que se canta in Buenos Aires's Abasto neighborhood. Additional press features Caras magazine in 1993, Ámbito financiero in 2005, and Teleclic in 1993, alongside undated photographs and clippings. The archive illustrates Guevara's enduring media presence across Argentine and Spanish publications.
Key facts
- Nacha Guevara released the album Heavy Tango in 1991
- Musical arrangements were by Mike Ron Sini and Anel Paz
- The record label was BMG
- A 1993 Playboy photograph was taken by César Castro
- A 2002 Interviú photograph was taken by Luis Malibrán in Barcelona
- A 2023 photo shows a vandalized mural in Abasto, Buenos Aires
- The show ¿Qué me van a hablar de amor? was at Teatro El Nacional in 2002
- The production Nacha 100%. Del Di Tella al 2000 was at discoteca Paladium in 1988
Entities
Artists
- Nacha Guevara
- Mike Ron Sini
- Anel Paz
- Guillermo Monteleone
- Claudio Aboy
- César Castro
- Luis Malibrán
Institutions
- BMG
- Teatro El Nacional
- discoteca Paladium
- Playboy
- Interviú
- Perfil
- Clarín
- Crónica
- Infobae
- Caras
- Ámbito financiero
- Teleclic
Locations
- Buenos Aires
- Barcelona
- Abasto