This weekend is a New Year’s holiday, but there are also good offers for recitals, theatre, streaming, cinema and free activities. The shows include figures from different musical styles, such as.

Sandra Mihanovich and Lito Vitale

The album that united the two talents was called Bendiciones and came out this year, with a repertoire of great Latin American songs. Friday at 8.30 pm at La Trastienda, Balcarce 460.

Fabio Cadore and Hernan Jacinto

The Brazilian singer-songwriter and the outstanding pianist from Buenos Aires meet again to close the year with a special edition of their “Proceedings”. This time it will be “Special Act: Gal Costa”, featuring songs by Tom Jobim, Chico Buarque, Caetano Veloso and Dorival Caymmi that have been immortalized by the Brazilian singer throughout her career.

The duo also includes songs from their two albums in the set. act 1 Y act 2released in Argentina, Brazil, South Korea and Japan, as well as a preview of his next authorial project act 3. Friday at 10.30pm at the Bebop Club, Uriarte 1658.

Bizarro Miusik Parties: Free Checkers and Yerba Brava

Last edition of the year of the classic retro party, with live artists. Friday at 11pm at El Teatro Flores, Rivadavia 7806.

Aven, a place without a floor

The new show Fuerza Bruta, a new show that seeks happiness. “We try to be free, to recreate elements and effects of nature, playfully and with a loving gaze, to recover that beauty that is already foreign to us, which moves us to tears.” Friday at 10.30 pm in Sala Sin Piso/GEBA, Julio Argentino Noble and Ramon J Cárcano.

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dracula

One of the most important Argentine musicals, written and directed by the duo formed by Pepe Cibrián and Ángel Mahler and produced by Tito Lectoure, was presented for the first time in 1991 at the Luna Park stadium and aired for five seasons in the same stadium, then two seasons at the Teatro Ópera de Buenos Aires and two more at the Astral (2011, 2016), also breaking records in ticket sales. In this version participates part of the original cast, the duo of Juan Rodó and Cecilia Milone. Friday and Sunday at 9:30 pm at Roxy-Radio City, San Luis 1750. Seats: from $4,500.

“Secret Agent”

At 70, already 15 since the first Relentless research, the actor perfects the role on repetition. Now he’s an agent working for the director of the FBI (Aidan Quinn), but when he discovers something is wrong, he decides to take the bull by the horns. Persecutions, dozens of deaths and action is the combo offered by the last premiere of 2022.

“Secret Agent” Good. Action. USA, 2022. Original title: “Black light”. 104′, SAM 13 R. From: Mark Williams. With: Liam Neeson, Aidan Quinn, Taylor John Smith. Rooms: Cinépolis Houssay, Cinemark Palermo and Caballito, Showcase Belgrano and Norcenter.

Tula King

Sylvester Stallone makes his series lead debut in this mob crime drama where he plays Dwight “The General” Manfredi, a mob boss who, after serving 25 years in prison, is exiled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he builds a new criminal empire with an unlikely group of characters. Two chapters now available on Paramount+ and on Flow. Every Sunday a new episode.

Betrayal

MI6 agent Adam Lawrence (Charlie Cox) questions his life after a reunion with Kara, a Russian spy. A triangular relationship soon forms between Kara, Adam, and his wife, Maddy as all three try to expose each other’s secrets and navigate various political and diplomatic relationships. Now available on Netflix.

The mountaineers

The last five episodes of the reality show for the Montaner family and their children show the end of the marriage and honeymoon of Ricky and Stefi, the arrival of Indigo -the first daughter of Camilo and Evaluna- and that behind the news of a new Montaner on the way, Mau and Sara’s first child. Now available on Disney+.

Kaleidoscope

Giancarlo Esposito (Breaking Bad’s Gus Fring) plays a veteran thief and gang leader who plans an epic $7 billion heist. This captivating anthology series has a non-linear storytelling: all eight episodes can be watched in any order you like, and the story still makes sense. With Paz Vega and Rosaline Elbay. From Sunday January 1 on Netflix.

the buki

Biographical documentary series on Marco Antonio Solís. Founder of the group Los Bukis and protagonist of a huge solo career, he managed to become one of the most important Latin composers, but getting there was not easy. The story of one of the most important contemporary Mexican songwriters told through interviews and unpublished material. Now available on Amazon Prime Video.

white noise

Noah Baumbach comedy drama (marriage story) with Adam Driver, Greta Gerwig and Don Cheadle. It dramatizes a contemporary American family’s attempts to navigate life’s conflicts while grappling with the universal mysteries of love, death, and the possibility of happiness in an uncertain world. Friday, premiere on Netflix.

outdoor art gallery

It was born in the Abasto district, at the request of the City Department of Culture and of companies dedicated to industrial and artistic painting. For the creation of murals that will remain in the neighborhood for the use of the community, the renowned plastic artist Delia Cancela, the cartoonist and author of children’s books Isol Misenta, the filetadora Silvia Dotta were summoned, generating a new cultural tourist spot at the Level of Buenos Aires.

The initiative also contemplates a poem by the artist Fernando Noy, an iconic character of Abasto’s cultural identity.

The biocultural corridor crosses the Zelaya passage (from Jean Jaures to Agüero) and the Agüero street (from Zelaya to Juan D. Perón).

“The women of my life”: all Maitena in the CCK

The CCK continues to present the first retrospective exhibition of Maitena, an icon of Argentine humor and culture, a sociologist of everyday life and an inescapable point of reference for Latin American comics. The exhibition, curated by Liliana Viola and designed by Alejandro Ros, covers eight rooms on the fourth floor of the Kirchner.

​During the tour you can see sketches and original pieces of his greatest hits such as Altered Women, Outdated and Dangerous Curveserotic drawings that were part of his publications in Sex humor, pigs and fish and the iron and a room dedicated to sharing the creative process with the public. Friday, at the Kirchner Cultural Center (Sarmiento 151).

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