Areco’s Art: MIGUELANGEL GASPARINI, EL PINTOR DEL PUEBLO.
Todas la mañanas después de unos mates se va al colegio para darle clases de arte a los chicos. Allí, les enseña la técnica y cuenta historias de nuestro pueblo o de algún lugar remoto. Por la tarde repite el mismo rito con los visitantes en su MUSEO LA RECOVA, ubicado en la esquina de Segundo Sombra y Zapiola, frente al Boliche de Bessonart. El dibujo lineal es lo que lo caracteriza, y la habilidad para contar historias, nos remiten a los bardos de tiempos remotísimos. Si visitas Areco y no estuviste con “Gaspa”, te estas perdiendo algo bueno.
Consejo: Si lo buscas, hacelo por la tarde.
Areco’s art: MIGUELANGEL Gasparini, PAINTER OF THE TOWN.
Every morning after some mates he goes to school to give art classes to kids. There, he teaches the technique and tells stories about our people or some remote place. In the afternoon he repeats the same ritual with visitors in his RECOVA MUSEUM located at the corner of Segundo Sombra and Zapiola, opposite to the “boliche” of Bessonart. The line drawing is what characterizes his work. If you visited Areco and did not meet “Gaspa”, you missed something good.
Tip: If you are looking for him, do it in the afternoon.
About the gaucho comic strip:DISTINGUISHED VISITOR: INODORO PEREYRA
Fontanarrosa as the author of the”stainless” Inodoro Pereyra, could not be indifferent to San Antonio de Areco. In his bullet under the title of “The Sorcerer Roani”, he presents the gaucho “Inodoro” very ill and with little strength to continue living; and in his baleful bed, his will and memories make reference to the town of Areco.
EL VISITANTE ILUSTRE: INODORO PEREYRA
Fontanarrosa como autor del “inoxidable” Inodoro Pereyra , no podía ser indiferente a San Antonio de Areco. En su viñeta bajo el titulo de “El brujo Roani”, nos presenta al gaucho Inodoro muy enfermo y con pocas fuerzas para seguir viviendo; y en su lecho funesto, su testamento y recuerdo al Pago de Areco…
The creole park and the museum “Ricardo Güiraldes” represents the gaucho tradition
There are guided tours to the “Blanqueada”. There is some “gaucho” history to discover, and all our tradition is concentrated in these emblematic spaces. We invite you to visit all these places if you are interested in gaucho culture and also Argentinian history. You can visit these in San Antonio de Areco, a traditional town of the Argentinian pampas. Free of charge!
