Armando Navarro

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Armando Navarro / redactor y articulista. Licenciado en Letras Iberoamericanas por la Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana y maestro en Teoría Crítica por el 17, Instituto de Estudios Críticos. Ha colaborado en medios como la Revista Tierra Adentro, la Gaceta del Fondo de Cultura Económica, la Revista de la Universidad de México y las plataformas digitales de N+. Escritor, cineasta experimental, padre y chef personal de un niño de cuatro años al que no le gusta el queso.

Farabeuf: Does the most radical book in the Mexican literary canon leave us a political legacy?

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A contemporary reading of *Farabeuf*, Salvador Elizondo’s most radical work.

The Torre Latinoamericana: Architecture of Memory Against Seismic Forces

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An urban and cultural icon and a testament to responsible and ethical architecture and engineering.

The legendary feuds between divas, intellectuals, and Ibero-American filmmakers

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These stories show that conflict also lies at the heart of thought and creativity.

Buenos Aires: Where can you find the city’s most daring pizzas?

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Pizza in Buenos Aires has become a melting pot where global influences and boundless creativity come together.

The Teatro Colón: Buenos Aires’s Immortal Art and Architecture, Caught Between Art and Violence

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One of Latin America's most legendary theaters stands as a silent witness to Argentina's history.
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Annie Leibovitz Returns to the World Cup with Photography, Soccer, Art, and Archaeology at Mexico 2026

Cultural Agenda
Portraits, historical images, and artifacts come together in an exhibition that explores the relationship between sports and memory.

Amulio Espinosa: the Mexican filmmaker who moved to Finland and will premiere “About the Beginning” in Mexico

Cultural Agenda
He is also the director of Cinemaissí, the Latin American film festival in the Nordic countries, and reflects on travel and identity.

Villa Pilar: Leonora Carrington’s Lost Painting, Born Amid Shock Therapy and Ghosts

Contemporary Art
The work has resurfaced in Spain and will be included in "Leonora Carrington: The Symptomatic Surreal" at the Freud Museum

Tierra Patagonia: A luxury retreat offering unforgettable scenery in the far south of Chile

Destinations
Glaciers, pumas, and comfort in one of Chile’s most spectacular landscapes.
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