New Gay Pride BA Fest 2012 was renewed and again will take place on December 1 to 9, 2012 with international DJs such as Peter Rauhofer, Phil Romano, Ana Paula, Gra Ferreira and Leandro Becker (residents of The Week, Brazil).

Special participation of Aldo Haydar and our resident DJs: DJ GUX and DJ MPR. Participation of Dj Zeta Bosio (former bassist national rock icon), the international presence of Betty (American funk group) and model-actor Eliad Cohen Israeli, first in Argentina as an exclusive artist of New Gay Pride BA Fest 2012.

Many new cultural activities, theater, photography and art exhibitions, theme days with free admission on Plaza Armenia in Palermo neighborhood, from December 3 to 7 and 2 mega electronic parties: Gay Power Party on Friday, December 7 from 22:00 pm at the velodrome circuit KDT and Fresh Power Pool Party, MEGA POOL PARTY first of its kind in the country, on Sunday, December 9 from 8:00 to 23:00 pm, in KDT pool circuit.

For more information visit OnPro Magazine

Buenos Aires, November 13, 2012
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At what age did you start your career, what were your first steps? My career began at 19 while attending first year of Journalism (UCA) through internships I made in Editorial Atlantida. After working for more than three years in Gente magazine, Paparazzi was born and I joined it from the beginning to the new project. Then came the opportunity to work in television and make collaborations in some websites.

Where you point artistically? I point to the everyday, to amaze, to enjoy the work, to grow professionally and learn in every venture that I face. The important thing is to make a run responsibly and that the public receives my job in the best way.

The music, is a passion? I do not know if it is a passion but if I can define as very important. It was with me in every moment of my life and all moods. Undoubtedly, there are certain images that are directly related with songs that accompanied me and accompany me daily. Music is life.

Does journalism change your life? It didn’t change it; I just try not to mix my personal life with work. I enjoy everything separately. The only difference is that people recognize you and talks to you like if they know you lifetime but that love and that trust whenever with respect, is also good.

Buenos Aires, November 11, 2012
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In early 2008 Armant is established as a power rock trio that claimed the musical vision of those precursors groups and rescued their energy.

It is composed by Simon Pedro Bosio (guitar and vocals), Frederico Trench (bass and vocals) and Axel Stahler (drums and percussion). The band has managed to present at emblematic places in both the local scene as the interior of Argentina.

It highlights its performance in: Personal Fest 2008, The Roxy Arcos, The Roxy Live, Peteco’s, Niceto, South Auditorium, The Hidden, Willie Dixon (Rosario), Captain Blue XL (Córdoba), Cinema San Carlos (Junín), New Neighborhood Fenix (Rio Cuarto), FM Rock & Pop, Soul Café, Stella Maris Theatre and Teatro de la Cova.

They also were interviewed by various mass media including MuchMusic (“Personal Mania”, “Rock Road”), Channel I (“Band Stand”, “Up the Band”), FM Rock & Pop, Mega 98.3 Journal Supplement Nation and YES! Clarin among others.

In late 2010, Armant was attached as support of Mexican band Molotov on the tour that brings them to Argentina as a celebration of her fifteenth birthday.

Finally, in July 2011, their first Long Play: “Armant” comes to light, which has twelve songs of their authorship. The same was recorded by Cariola Bros in Monastery” studies ” mixed in “The Pie” and mastered in “Pure Mastering” by their artistic producer Adrián Taverna.

You can get the album at Armant shows, Musimundo and various record stores across the country.

To find out the dates: Through the networks available on the official site.

Buenos Aires, August 10, 2012
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With complete success and a full house, it was filed on June 22 at 21:00, the play ‘Smail’ in Hugo del Carril Room of Puente Blanco Cultural Center. The turnout exceeded expectations and provided the following night there was double function.

Anibal Pachano and his daughter, traveling around the country with his new show ‘Smail’ a music hall tinged with humor keys in which he makes a tour of his thirty year of career. The Bottom Tap, tango, jazz, cabaret and fashion are some of the seasonings that are presented on stage. The work also includes tributes to Maria Elena Walsh, Estela Raval and Valeria Lynch.

Welcome to San Luis, this time showing your new play ‘Smail’.

A pleasure to return to San Luis, we are here to show this play wich is a tribute to all the best I did in my career, is a tribute to Valeria Lynch, Maria Elena Walsh, and Estela Raval and 5 Latinos, all musicals, make a separate paragraph for HIV awareness, which I think is part of the story and is good to know.

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July 23, 2012
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Martin Bossi travels the world with his play “The Passionate Impostor.” ONPRO Magazine was with the versatile actor who imitates different characters in the show business and politics.

At 37 Martin Bossi, the tennis coach, the man who was born in Lomas de Zamora, Buenos Aires, Argentina, is touring the world with his show.

From boy showed he had a clear interest in two great passions, sports and acting. He played tennis competitively until age 19, reaching the point of almost becoming a professional tennis player.

Today he is recognized as one of the best impersonators in the country and there are thousands of viewers who will see his works.

How did you pass from your passion for tennis to acting, it is true that you were so good that beat Guillermo Canas? (laughs) Actually I beat Canas because I was 13 and he 18 … (laughs). I was engaged to tennis because it was the mandate of my dad and unfortunately he passed away, and I was alone in the world and wondered ‘What I am going to do with my life’; I dedicate what I really love.

To read the complete article visit OnPro Magazine

July 3, 2012

At what age did your artistic vocation start? I think it was around 17 years old in the music. I remember some friends had a rock band at school and needed a singer and amidst the talk I said I was a singer. Shortly after I was composing and creating new bands to play. As time went by I got better at any musical level, I never considered myself the best musician. I always surround myself with musicians who were good at what they do. I had some ideas of what I wanted to do and my friends, luckily, support me to make them real. Amid all this began to appear my first photo camera, which I hardly ever separated. Years later, it would be my career.

How were the first steps? In 2001 I worked in a law, not just bringing joy to people. Argentina went into default and things in these lands are complicated. A friend is going to live in the U.S. and began working on a page of adult content and tells me that perhaps might be interested in buying some productions from Argentina, that if I dared to do something about it and I said yes. I started looking for girls who will be encouraged to these productions and originally started by the strippers who performed live shows. Then, with ads in newspapers and various casting. Soon the same people who worked for my productions began to recommend me as a photographer and producer, and Freelance Models was born. A few years let alone the law firm to work on my productions and travel to different countries working with photography and erotic content.

Where do you point artistically? At first it was not very clear what was the place that would take it to devote to photography and production in a niche as specific as erotic and adult content. I was leaving me and I think today over these ten years I can say I achieved a style of photos that are very characteristic of my productions. I was not always happy with what I did, now I think I’m pretty close to display and transmit what I really, artistically speaking.

To read the entire note, please visit OnPro Magazine

June 29, 2012

At what age did your artistic vocation start? It began at an early age.

How were the first steps? I started photographing my friends, and then I realized I did not know how to explain what they had to do. One day I found myself in a mirror, saying, this is what I want to show … that I realized that I was offering me this story, it was me.

Where you point artistically? To heal my wounds, and simultaneously to re-open in the same process.

What are your passions? My passion is art in all its manifestations.

What is photography to you? In recent times photography has become the world’s collective memory. For me one of the ways to express myself, to capture beauty, capture certain feelings, attempting to transmit. A necessity.

To read the entire article, please visit OnPro Magazine

He is the creator and director of “Fashion Freak”, the most innovative platform for the alternative design with a base that promotes artistic cultural interest.

Fashion Freak was born in Barcelona and in 2009 became the largest event in the world of fashion and design.

Presentations were made in Seville, Madrid, Santiago de Chile, Berlin and Paris, among others.

He landed in Buenos Aires in 2009 and its second edition was in 2011 when the “Federal Project Fashion Freak” took place, which consisted in creating a network of fashion professionals and design to drive growth in all regions of the country.

How was your foray into the world of fashion? I started studying the history of Barcelona linked to the textile industry, which aimed to design a museum that was never opened but yet I left as sediment a historical perspective and future prospects.

To read the full story Visit OnPro Magazine

May 22, 2012

Rodolfo Carnevale’s film was made possible by San Luis Cine. The avant premiere was a full house in the room Hugo del Carril, April 12. The crowds exceeded expectations and had to open another room.

Rodolfo, how did you live the avant premiere in San Luis?

I am excited and thrilled, hosting special kids, the distinctions given, very strong song that I finished putting soft, the movie is strong, every time I look I see new things, the reaction of the audience, rather intense impact, the response of the people I’m happy.

Check out the full story at On Pro Magazine

May 9, 2012
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At what age did your vocation start? Since very little, I always remember that my grandmother was the one who seduced me with this magical world of the kitchen, for me she was a genius of the flavors, aromas and textures.

The kitchen of the house was a large wood stove with griddle and several burners with different pans on them. One roasting partridge, another boiling octopus, another with pork shoulder with turnip greens, another incredible flavor sauces and always gave off a fire to a large skillet where she did her chips. There came my favorite dish, with fried potatoes, chorizo, fried egg, crispy bacon, olive oil, pepper and saffron. In addition to a field bread. These are things that I eventually baptized as gibberish in the kitchen.

How were the first steps? My first steps began while studying at the seminary priest’s career. Over eleven years old when I could escape to the kitchen where a few parents cooked for no more and no less than eight hundred students and teachers.

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Ana Fontan is an actress international award for her role in ”The Well” is acomprehensive and quite versatile artist, working with passion and deep commitment.

At what age you started acting? In childhood, I played all the time with my brother,cousins ​​and friends, armed characters, situations and rode mini sets, and to act at all. He drove every family party with prizes, games and gifts. Then in college I was in charge of organizing all the events. That was a great encouragement. The nuns let me do anythingat that stage, I remember riding ”The Things of Love.” That was a great creative space, combined with that from the 4 years I skating professionally, to get to participate in a World Cup.

The full note ONPRO

March 19, 2012

At what age did you start your career? From an early age I had manual skills including drawing. I’ve been working professionally in the art department of a company for 25 years and I learned a lot of design, then the street showed me the rest, I took a course Filleting Porteño to understand the art of this style as ours.

How were the first steps? I started painting very small roses for my mother who loved them. Knowing that, I tried to make them as realistic as possible, so when she saw them, she would note the happy feeling with her sincere smile.

Read the full story on On Pro Magazine.

March 13, 2012
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At what age did your vocation started? Since childhood, at age 8 I already played with the cameras, and ten years after I started working as model advertising.

How were the first steps? At 17 I was at a parade in Cordoba, in an agency depending on Anama Ferreyra and did artistic modeling for Metro, a private college of photography.

You were discovered on a beach. How was that experience? I was discovered by sports daily Ole, the newspaper photographers saw me on a beach and asked me to pose for them, when I buy the newspaper, I see my picture in a beauty contest that elected the representative of the newspaper, the contest lasted almost 3 months, each day featured a different candidate to the newspaper that the audience voted via the web and prove to be the finalist. Then representatives arrived with contracts and proposals, which brought me to live in Buenos Aires.

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At what age did your vocation start? From small ran between the legs of my father in the kitchen of the Palace Fried Potato.

How were the first steps? It was in my teens when I discovered it without realizing it; I went slowly getting into the world of cooking.

Where you point in the cuisine? A master chef once told me: in the kitchen is all made up, just need to read it from that premise each artist gives his personal touch.

You became to be associated with your old friend, new project, tell us: Yes, Leandro Sachero, who is a great friend with whom we have worked hard and with whom I keep in touch despite the distance that separates us, but today turn to work together and partner after several years.

To read the complete article visi OnPro Magazine

At what age did your vocation?
The truth I don’t know exactly. I always have it. I think I was 4 or 5 years old when I told my parents of it and I do to remember want to do anything else in my life.

How were the first steps?
I started acting very young. At age 7 I was working on a very successful teen drama named “Head to toe,” while doing an educational program for public television and the following year I worked in the Spanish film “All dark” by director Ana Díez.

Where do you point artistically?
I would like to work at all, theater, film and television. In addition to continuing learning. I would also like to get more involved with other arts such as dance, singing and painting.

We know that you are in Colombia, How is television there?
It’s very different. The pace at which you work, schedules, conditions are very different. The type of productions and the topics are different as local market is searched and of course the interests of each country are different.

How your visit to Buenos Aires changed your career?
I opened a new road that was not planned. Learn a different way of working. Also see the importance of theater in this town and the variety that can be found helped me clarify that I wanted to do as an actress.

To read the whole article visit OnPro magazine

Buenos Aires, January 4, 2012
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At what age did your vocation starts? Already at six, seven years old, writing goodies. At thirteen, fourteen, I decided I was going to be a journalist and started going with my recorder to make interviews on the national rock musicians: Calamaro, Lerner …. By that time I said I was going to be a writer and my best friend would be my secretary. That was the beginning of what would become a job and a way of life.

How were the first steps? Articles for scholarly journals, conducting acts at school … publishing poems in children’s supplements in newspapers. At seventeen I made my first steps on the radio in Rosario City. Then I started working on the cable news in my town and parallel I began studying Social Communication and English translator, which ended almost simultaneously.

Where do you go artistically? I do not like to pigeonhole. Right now I’m writing fiction. I just sold a Mexican TV series and I’m developing formats for TV, while one of my books will be adapted for film. I’m also writing columns for various magazines interviewing celebrities, working in media, etc.

To read the complete interview visit OnPro Magazine

December 5, 2011

OnPro Magazine interviewed the porn actress Samia Duarte, where she revealed her secrets of adult movies.

At what age did you start your career? With 21 years old through a friend. They called me and proposed me. And I did not think much, I embarked on the adventure.

How were your first steps? Quick and successful. In the following months I started to roll with the great Spanish producer. Within months I was the fashionable girl, and my success did not stop rising.

Making erotic films, was the passport to popularity? I think my effort and perseverance made a difference. And that allowed me to excel in this world.

Lead in the U.S. and Latin America is it a goal? It is an illusion, come to America and to see what gives me that experience in my life. I hope it will be very good, of course.

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November 30, 2011

OnPro Magazine in conversation with journalist Pilar Smith

So I am: all-terrain journalist. Multi targuet. Cool and popular, however you want to call me.

I can interview Guido Süller, Joaquín Sabina and Justin Bieber. I talked to all national celebrities and three years ago interviewed greats stars like Johnny Deep exterior, Penelope Cruz and Helen Mirren.

I worked with Polino, with Geldblung Chiche, with Mauro Viale and Lucho Avilés. All taught me a lot and left me something. I learned from them the good, the craft and passion for reporting.

And of that explosive cocktail’m a journalist who loves his work and reached the highest place: the news Telefe.

I’m happy to be every day at noon on the news of one of the best channels in the country. But reaching the top was not easy.

Magazine On Pro interviewed Magalí Suárez

At what age did you start as a dancer? I started when I was five years old in a landmark study of Tupin Wasil, a teacher who trained greats dance in our country. My sister, while she was pursuing the career of dancer in Colon Theater, attended these classes and my parents took me long to see her (in the studio and on the Colon).

How were the first steps? After Tupin study, at the seven years olds I met teacher Miguel Miranda (creator of the study “Domus”), who prepares me for the exams to enter at the Art Superior Institute of Colón Theater when I was eight years old. I passed all three exams and went to be the smaller of course.

The popularity, what is it for you? Popularity is relative. In environments that are often quite small people understood the issue, either ballet or tango is like underworld. Of course there are dancers who have won the popularity of the media but there are also great artists around the world, especially in Argentina, dancing in the best theaters in the world.

What is the dance for you? My life. Since I was born and until the last moments of my life I will be somehow connected to it, either as a dancer, teacher, critic, choreographer, etc.

United States, July 25, 2011

Mauricio Claveria, from L.A., spoke to Xpomag.com. He’s a music icon, composer and creator of the famous band “La Ley”. He talks about his new projects, stories and showed to us his new band “Los Concorde”.

At what age did you started to make music?

I started with 18 years old, but before I use to listen Jazz and Rock.

Where are you heading musically? Because your styles, since the release of your first album, vary widely.

I want to do Rock. But in this genre there are to many styles and ways of playing it, such as electronic and different ways of making music.

What means La Ley in your career; in what way do you think it changed your life?

It was one of my important projects in my career and life because I met too much countries and different persons. I learned a lot of experiences that expand your knowledge.

Read the whole note in Xpomag.com

City of Buenos Aires, June 9, 2011

M24Digital’s team is proud to present its new business alliance with Mosquito Media Group through the magazine Xpomag, introducing a new concept in image.

Looking to disengage the typical characters of the articles to give a new dynamic, M24Digital and Xpomag will work together presenting different aspects of life.

The publications will feature all-new music, the world of polo, literature, architecture and design, and, for women and men, sex advice and gourmet.

Also, Xpomag will count internationally renowned columnists such as famous gymnast Erika K. Thompson, who will write about health and fitness; Laura Etcheverry, who, from Seattle, will discuss the new musical trends in the U.S. and the world; and Marcos Ponce, a specialist in art and culture.

The magazine will also feature interviews with the best models of the world, from the standpoint of Xpomag, and much more.

In the first number, do not miss the Hungarian actress/model Anita Dark talking about her professional experiences and singer Facundo Monty, who tells of his recent tour of Japan.

See magazine.