"Culture House", the website of the Ministry of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires will have, as part of a cultural exchange agreement, the National Festival of the Sun, a special from the Bicentennial Theater and many more proposals from the province of San Juan.

This action is in addition to the exchanges already made with Corrientes, it is included, with other cities in the world such as Mexico with the aim of being able to make visible the identity diversity of both our country and others. And guarantee the presence of culture in times of pandemic with free and online access.

To the cultural exchanges already carried out, now joins the one carried out between the Buenos Aires Minister of Culture Enrique Avogadro and the Minister of Tourism and Culture of the province of San Juan, Claudia Grynszpan para compartir contenido cultural. So this Wednesday 22 The Culture at Home website will exhibit:

– You are Huama, his farewell at the Bicentennial Theater. The Bicentennial Theater presents the farewell tribute to the legendary San Juan folk group Inti Huama with a concert in which Cuyo folklore, Argentine and Latin American is the driving axis of an unforgettable night.

– The Magic Flute in Spanish: the Teatro del Bicentenario San Juan presents the work of Mozart performed entirely in Spanish. Version that is an icon for the Hispanic community- speaker, lowering language barriers and making a contribution of immense artistic and cultural value to the San Juan community in particular and to the global community in general.

– San Juan is a living trace of evolution, National Sun Festival 2020: our sky gives away unique astronomical events, like the total eclipse of the sun. Our land holds true treasures. Fossils reveal the fantastic world of dinosaurs. Evolution marks our history. We inhabit the desert. We managed to walk among the mountains. And in the face of catastrophe, we are reborn. We learned from the past and are ready for the future. The National Festival of the Sun 2020 is Evolution. What happened makes us stronger.

– Bicentennial Theater Special: Learn about the challenge of creating the Bicentennial Theater in San Juan, which opened in October 2016. How was its creation, its construction in three years, his great productions, el rol de la cultura adentro y afuera del teatro. Culture as State policy.

– Franklin Rawson Museum Special: the Franklin Rawson Provincial Museum of Fine Arts is part of the soul of San Juan culture. With its permanent sample in frank growth and the workshops it offers to the community enrich the provincial idiosyncrasy

– Storytelling: the Juan Pablo Echague Children's Library together with the Conte Grand Cultural Center present a cycle of stories narrated by Pablo Montemurro, to unite the whole family.