Free admission and several activities that can be enjoyed at the Recoleta Cultural Center, between 5 and the 8 November a new edition of BAN will develop!, the festival of the detective novel of Buenos Aires.

This edition will pay tribute to the unforgettable Roberto Fontanarrosa and also present more than 40 local and international guests, including writers are, journalists, editors, writers, lawyers, historians, sociologists, forensic doctors, police and former criminals. They will discuss key, tools and new ways of thinking and writing crime fiction.

It noted that since its first appearance (in 2011) this meeting was incorporated into the most important events of the detective novel circuit in the world, as the Black Week of Gijón, Barcelona and Getafe Black Black, in Spain, Murder & Hellweg in Germany, Polars du Sud in France and Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Writing UK.

Among the guests appear personalities like Daniel Divinsky, Horacio Convertini, Osvaldo Aguirre, Nicolas Correa, Liliana Escliar, Juan Sasturain, Enzo Maqueira, Miriam Molero, Lucrecia Look, Damián Blas Vives, Elsa Osorio, Ricardo Ragendorfer, Nicolas Ferraro, Reynaldo Sietecase, Nicolas Correa, Patricia Sagastizábal, Carolina Cobelo, Eugenio Zappietro, Daniel Miguez, Miguel Gaya, Roberto Guareschi, Gabriel Súnico, Patricio Eleisegui, Virginia Messi, Diego Paszkowski and Nahuel Gallotta.

BAN! also it includes among its invited artists from different disciplines, as well as specialists in educational issues, legal and regulatory. Among them, will participate in the seventh edition of the Spanish Eduardo Fernan-López Malatesta, historian, Deputy Chief of the Mossos d'Esquadra Cristina Manresa and journalist Vicente Romero Rodriguez.

In addition to promoting literary creation, the festival proposes a reflection on the actual crime and its links with fiction. It is configured as an opportunity to discuss the pressing problem of crime in relation to power, the society, the economy and education.

In the words of the creator and director of the festival, Ernesto Mallo, "Black Buenos Aires Buenos Aires is the feast of genre literature and has an irreverent style that is serious about humor. A prism of our society that reveals how we become who we are. An event that interrogates society and interrogates himself. The program does not have all the answers, but has all the questions ".