The Scent of Buenos Aires
SHORT NOVELS
La elevación de Maruja (1947)
Camilo asciende (1987)
Memorias de un pigmeo (1992)
Mudanzas (1996)
Señorita (1999)
SHORT STORIES
Dios, San Pedro y las almas (1962)
Eli, Eli, lamma sabacthani? (1963)
La gente de la casa rosa (1970)
El budín esponjoso (1976)
La luz de un nuevo día (1983)
Leonor (1986)
Guiando la hiedra (1997)
Del cielo a casa (2003)
Camilo asciende y otros relatos (2004)
Turistas (2008)
Un día cualquiera (2013)
CHRONICLES
Viajera crónica (2011)
Visto y oído (2012)
De la Patagonia a México (2015)
De aquí para allá (2017)
Animales (2018)
COMPILATIONS
Relatos reunidos (2010)
El gato tuvo la culpa (2014)
Novelas reunidas (2018)
Novelas completas (2019)
Cuentos completos (2019)
Crónicas completas (2020)
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Las clases de Hebe Uhart (de Liliana Villanueva), (2015), Blatt & Ríos
Maestros de la escritura (de Liliana Villanueva), (2018), Ediciones Godot
She was born in Moreno, Province of Buenos Aires, in 1936 and died in the City of Buenos Aires in 2018. Unknown for much of her life, Uhart's first publications were in small publishing houses, but she gained recognition when her Relatos reunidos was published in 2010 and her books were translated into other languages some time later.
She studied Philosophy at the University of Buenos Aires, after graduating as a rural teacher. She worked as a teacher at primary, secondary and university levels at the very same University of Buenos Aires and at the National University of Lomas de Zamora, while she began to teach literary workshops. She also collaborated with the cultural supplement of the newspaper El País, of Montevideo.
In 2017 she won the Manuel Rojas Ibero-American Prize for Narrative, among other awards.
Rodolfo Fogwill even said of her she was "the best Argentine writer".
Many young writers attended her literary workshops. Fortunately, writer Liliana Villanueva -who was Uhart's disciple for ten years- compiled many of those moments in her book Las clases de Hebe Uhart, in 2015. Among several issues, the author left a path of exploration to reflect on language, the construction of characters, the story, the chronicle, the interior monologue, humor and, above all, the importance of observation.
Bouzas and Muslip (disciples and executors of the author) point out, among other qualities, Uhart's absolute ear for popular voices. She herself said: “All art is the art of listening. The more I observe, the more I get out of my prejudice. It is difficult to look at reality without postponing judgment, but in order to write it is necessary to do so".
María Marull was born in Rosario. She is an author, actress and director. She graduated as a playwright from the Escuela Metropolitana de Arte Dramático, EMAD.
She wrote and directed the plays La Pilarcita ; Hidalgo; La mujer de vidrio; El sueño de Rosita, and Lo que el río hace. El documental, among others. In theater she was part of the casts: Reinas Abolladas; Lo sutil del desamor; Yo no duermo la siesta; Los ojos de Ana; Según Roxi; Vuelve, Vestuario de mujeres, among others. In cinema she was part of the cast of Relatos salvajes, Crímenes de familia, El robo del siglo and Primavera, among others.
Her plays El día perfecto (The Perfect Day) was awarded second prize at the 20th National Contest of Theater Plays INT and honorable mention in the contest of unpublished works of the Fondo Nacional de las Artes and was published in Spanish and Italian.
For La Pilarcita she received numerous awards and nominations including Best Argentine Author, Best Direction, Best New Author and Best Play at the MAX Awards in Madrid, Spain. Hidalgo received the ARTEI award and was nominated for Best Foreign Play at the Florencio Awards in Montevideo, Uruguay.
Mirta Busnelli was born in Buenos Aires in 1946. She is a theater, film, television and radio actress of great trajectory and recognition. With more than forty years of career, Busnelli is one of the most versatile and recognized artists of our country.
In Theater she worked, among others, with: Alberto Ure, Villanueva Cosse, Ignacio Sánchez Mestre, Javier Daulte, Rafael Spregelburd, Augusto Fernandez, Antonio Gasalla, Carlos Perciavalle, Carlos Rivas, José María Paoloantonio, Rodolfo Graziano and Vivi Tellas.
In Television, she was part of: "Graduados", "Los exitosos Pells", "Tumberos", "Como pan caliente", "Disputas", "Matrimonios y algo más", "La niñera", "Mujeres asesinas", "Socias", "Señor y Señora Camas", "Una familia especial", among others.
In cinema, she took part in several films, among them: "Las puertitas del Sr. López" (1988); "Boda secreta" (1989), "El Acto En Cuestión" (1993), "Buenos Aires viceversa" (1996) and "La Cruz", directed by Alejandro Agresti; "Las puertitas del Señor López" (1988), "Boda secreta" (1989) and "La Cruz" (1996) directed by Alejandro Agresti; "Matar al abuelito" (1992); "Rapado" (1992) and "Silvia Prieto" (1998), directed by Martín Rejtman; "Las mantenidas sin sueños", directed by Vera Fogwill; "El mundo contra mí"; "Dolores de casada"; "El Jefe" (2011); "Los olvidados" by Nicolas Onetti (2018) and "El día que me muera" (2019), "Atrapadas", among others.
She won the Awards: 2017/2018 Trinidad Guevara in the Female Leading Actress category for her work in "La Savia"; María Guerrero for "Los Padres Terribles"; Moliere Award Nomination for "El Campo" by Griselda Gambaro; Martín Fierro: Leading Actress in Unitary Program and/or Miniseries in "Tumberos" (2002); Best Comedy Actress for "Los Exitosos Pells" (2008); Best Comedy Actress for "Matrimonios y algo Mas" and for "Como Pan Caliente". Clarín Award for Best Actress (2007) for her work in "Los Padres Terribles"; Konex Awards: Diploma al Mérito Actriz Cómica Radio y TV (2001). Silver Condor Award for Best Actress in "Las Puertitas del Señor López" (1989) and Best Actress in "Las Mantenidas sin Sueños" (2008).
She was born in Moreno, Province of Buenos Aires, in 1936 and died in the City of Buenos Aires in 2018. Unknown for much of her life, Uhart's first publications were in small publishing houses, but she gained recognition when her Relatos reunidos was published in 2010 and her books were translated into other languages some time later.
She studied Philosophy at the University of Buenos Aires, after graduating as a rural teacher. She worked as a teacher at primary, secondary and university levels at the very same University of Buenos Aires and at the National University of Lomas de Zamora, while she began to teach literary workshops. She also collaborated with the cultural supplement of the newspaper El País, of Montevideo.
In 2017 she won the Manuel Rojas Ibero-American Prize for Narrative, among other awards.
Rodolfo Fogwill even said of her she was "the best Argentine writer".
Many young writers attended her literary workshops. Fortunately, writer Liliana Villanueva -who was Uhart's disciple for ten years- compiled many of those moments in her book Las clases de Hebe Uhart, in 2015. Among several issues, the author left a path of exploration to reflect on language, the construction of characters, the story, the chronicle, the interior monologue, humor and, above all, the importance of observation.
Bouzas and Muslip (disciples and executors of the author) point out, among other qualities, Uhart's absolute ear for popular voices. She herself said: “All art is the art of listening. The more I observe, the more I get out of my prejudice. It is difficult to look at reality without postponing judgment, but in order to write it is necessary to do so".
The Scent of Buenos Aires
SHORT NOVELS
La elevación de Maruja (1947)
Camilo asciende (1987)
Memorias de un pigmeo (1992)
Mudanzas (1996)
Señorita (1999)
SHORT STORIES
Dios, San Pedro y las almas (1962)
Eli, Eli, lamma sabacthani? (1963)
La gente de la casa rosa (1970)
El budín esponjoso (1976)
La luz de un nuevo día (1983)
Leonor (1986)
Guiando la hiedra (1997)
Del cielo a casa (2003)
Camilo asciende y otros relatos (2004)
Turistas (2008)
Un día cualquiera (2013)
CHRONICLES
Viajera crónica (2011)
Visto y oído (2012)
De la Patagonia a México (2015)
De aquí para allá (2017)
Animales (2018)
COMPILATIONS
Relatos reunidos (2010)
El gato tuvo la culpa (2014)
Novelas reunidas (2018)
Novelas completas (2019)
Cuentos completos (2019)
Crónicas completas (2020)
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Las clases de Hebe Uhart (de Liliana Villanueva), (2015), Blatt & Ríos
Maestros de la escritura (de Liliana Villanueva), (2018), Ediciones Godot
María Marull was born in Rosario. She is an author, actress and director. She graduated as a playwright from the Escuela Metropolitana de Arte Dramático, EMAD.
She wrote and directed the plays La Pilarcita ; Hidalgo; La mujer de vidrio; El sueño de Rosita, and Lo que el río hace. El documental, among others. In theater she was part of the casts: Reinas Abolladas; Lo sutil del desamor; Yo no duermo la siesta; Los ojos de Ana; Según Roxi; Vuelve, Vestuario de mujeres, among others. In cinema she was part of the cast of Relatos salvajes, Crímenes de familia, El robo del siglo and Primavera, among others.
Her plays El día perfecto (The Perfect Day) was awarded second prize at the 20th National Contest of Theater Plays INT and honorable mention in the contest of unpublished works of the Fondo Nacional de las Artes and was published in Spanish and Italian.
For La Pilarcita she received numerous awards and nominations including Best Argentine Author, Best Direction, Best New Author and Best Play at the MAX Awards in Madrid, Spain. Hidalgo received the ARTEI award and was nominated for Best Foreign Play at the Florencio Awards in Montevideo, Uruguay.
Mirta Busnelli was born in Buenos Aires in 1946. She is a theater, film, television and radio actress of great trajectory and recognition. With more than forty years of career, Busnelli is one of the most versatile and recognized artists of our country.
In Theater she worked, among others, with: Alberto Ure, Villanueva Cosse, Ignacio Sánchez Mestre, Javier Daulte, Rafael Spregelburd, Augusto Fernandez, Antonio Gasalla, Carlos Perciavalle, Carlos Rivas, José María Paoloantonio, Rodolfo Graziano and Vivi Tellas.
In Television, she was part of: "Graduados", "Los exitosos Pells", "Tumberos", "Como pan caliente", "Disputas", "Matrimonios y algo más", "La niñera", "Mujeres asesinas", "Socias", "Señor y Señora Camas", "Una familia especial", among others.
In cinema, she took part in several films, among them: "Las puertitas del Sr. López" (1988); "Boda secreta" (1989), "El Acto En Cuestión" (1993), "Buenos Aires viceversa" (1996) and "La Cruz", directed by Alejandro Agresti; "Las puertitas del Señor López" (1988), "Boda secreta" (1989) and "La Cruz" (1996) directed by Alejandro Agresti; "Matar al abuelito" (1992); "Rapado" (1992) and "Silvia Prieto" (1998), directed by Martín Rejtman; "Las mantenidas sin sueños", directed by Vera Fogwill; "El mundo contra mí"; "Dolores de casada"; "El Jefe" (2011); "Los olvidados" by Nicolas Onetti (2018) and "El día que me muera" (2019), "Atrapadas", among others.
She won the Awards: 2017/2018 Trinidad Guevara in the Female Leading Actress category for her work in "La Savia"; María Guerrero for "Los Padres Terribles"; Moliere Award Nomination for "El Campo" by Griselda Gambaro; Martín Fierro: Leading Actress in Unitary Program and/or Miniseries in "Tumberos" (2002); Best Comedy Actress for "Los Exitosos Pells" (2008); Best Comedy Actress for "Matrimonios y algo Mas" and for "Como Pan Caliente". Clarín Award for Best Actress (2007) for her work in "Los Padres Terribles"; Konex Awards: Diploma al Mérito Actriz Cómica Radio y TV (2001). Silver Condor Award for Best Actress in "Las Puertitas del Señor López" (1989) and Best Actress in "Las Mantenidas sin Sueños" (2008).
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