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You are now standing in Plaza Italia in front of the monument to Giuseppe Garibaldi. This monument was inaugurated in 1904 in honor of Giuseppe Garibaldi, a leading figure of the Italian Risorgimento that led to the unification of the country in 1861. Garibaldi had also helped the liberal republican movement in the 1840s in…
By Mirta Roncagalli Tango, a musical genre and dance born in the Río de la Plata, has a strong Italian influence. Not only were many musicians, composers and singers of Italian ancestry, but the contribution of this culture can also be seen in the language, topics, style, and dissemination of the tango itself. An example…
A short documentary created by the Museo de la Inmigración in Buenos Aires about children’s author Syria Poletti (1919-1991). Born and educated in Italy, Poletti immigrated to Argentina in 1939. Her work focuses on the difficulties faced by Italian immigrants, seen through the eyes of children. Syria Poletti (1919-1991) was born in Pieve di Cadore,…
A short documentary created by the Museo de la Inmigración in Buenos Aires that focuses on Alberto María de Agostini. He was an Italian missionary, mountaineer, ethnographer, and author in Tierra del Fuego and Patagonia. Alberto Maria de Agostini (1883 – 1960) was a missionary and member the Salesians of Don Bosco order. He was…
by Mirta Roncagalli A much-loved plate in the region of Río de la Plata is “El Fainá” or “La Fainá”. In Uruguay, it is known under the masculine name and in Argentina, it takes the feminine one. In Uruguay, its story dates to August 27, 1915, when “Los Guidos”, two Italian brothers, arrived in Montevideo…
by Mirta Roncagalli Food is a central aspects of Italian culture. Important social and identity practices have developed over the centuries and around cuisin, both in Italy and in those lands where Italians emigrated. Amongst Italians in Buenos Aires, food products and gastronomic habits have moved beyond the private sphere and they have influenced the…
This trunk is part of the exhibit For all the men of the world (Para todos los hombres del mundo) at the Museo de la Inmigración in Buenos Aires, a title drawn from the preamble to the Argentine Constitution.
Tucked away in a corner of the exhibit “For all the men in the world” we find an object that is striking for its size and functionality.
This typewriter belonged to the Spanish poet Rafael Alberti, who came in exile to Argentina as a result of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Writing is a central aspect of migration. Migrants use it maintain connections with the land and the people they leave behind.
¡Ciao! Italians in Argentina:a virtual exhibit “Argentina is very Italian” is something you often hear. But what does that mean? Italians were the largest group of immigrants in Argentina for more than a century, starting in the 1850s, making up 71% of all immigrants in the 1860s, and still 45% in the decade after 1900.…
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“The foreigner is not only the other, we ourselves were or will be, yesterday or tomorrow, at the mercy of an uncertain destiny: each one of us is a potential foreigner.”
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