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The Niño Compadrito is a bone effigy, believed to be the skeleton of a boy, venerated as a folk saint with a local following, located in a residence in...

Paraguay, the word is used in popular speech (especially in the diminutive, compadrito) to mean "braggart, loud-mouth, bully." However, among more traditional...

Spanish-language pieces (including Borges's own "La muerte y la brújula"). El compadrito: su destino, sus barrios, su música 1945, anthology of Argentine writers...

This is an index to pages listing Argentine films ordered by year of release. For an A-Z list, see Category:Argentine films. List of Argentine films before...

the opposite; he turns and faces the three locals. One of the thugs or compadritos brandishes a knife. The alarmed shopkeeper reminds Dahlmann that he does...

Flat Hero, without visible emotions, almost the prototype of the Borgean compadrito. Irene, played by Olga Zubarry: Herrera's wife, has a double life, and...

issues of poverty and rural-urban migration. The television series Los Compadritos [es] depicted montubios as brash and ridiculous. The main character of...

A slave woman of African descent wearing an oppressive facemask. Niño Compadrito Peru Cuzco, Peru Son of a Spanish viceroy and an Inca princess Master...

story collection The Aleph. The story deals with the life of a young compadrito from Buenos Aires, Benjamín Otálora, who has killed a man and must leave...

brothels and knife-wielding womanizing men, known locally as malevos or compadritos. By 1914, men outnumbered women in Argentina by 100,000, leading to an...

popular and cultural Argentinian magazines, his first illustrated book, El Compadrito by Jorge Luis Borges and Silvina Bullrich, was published by the Compañía...

around 2012. Camacho's notable compositions include "Tú no Vales Nada", "Compadrito", and "Falta la Plata". He was once invited to Cartagena by Joe Arroyo...

follows his misfortunes. The final scene has the hero, dressed as a typical compadrito, singing Milonga del 900. The song, by Carlos Gardel, ends: I love her...

the compadritos ("tough guys") who apparently frequented Afro-Argentine dance venues. Lynch wrote, "the milonga is danced only by the compadritos of the...

fights—occasionally bloody—would break out between "malevos" ("ruffians"), "compadritos" ("tough-guys") and "jailaifes" ("high-lifes” or high society boys) according...

accordion bandoneón flute guitar guitarrón harp piano violin candombe compadrito lunfardo Aymara bombo cajas charango pinkillu pitu qina siku tarka wankara...

símbolo tergiversados (El gaucho, distorted myth and symbol) (1964) El compadrito y el tango; el hombre de la Argentina comercial (1964) Dorrego (El hoodlum...

realist look into the effect of the dictatorship on one family, and Los compadritos ("The Poseurs"), a controversial review of the events surrounding the...

call themselves “gente de razón” (people of reason) and the indigenous “compadritos” or “cuitoles” which is similar to calling them children. Catholic influence...

emergence of tango was accompanied by a new male youth subculture, known as compadritos (lit. 'little buddies'), who were criticized as "effeminate" and "amoral"...

dos viudas! 2007: My Brilliant Divorce. One-woman show. 2008: Bailarín compadrito 2009: Las déspotas 2009: Mapas de movimiento. Dancer. 2009: Pijamas 2009:...

Believers). Both dealt with the exacerbated sense of manhood among the compadritos in the slums of Buenos Aires circa 1900. The Bustos Domecq materials...

Cómo me gusta (lyrics by Luis Mario (alias of María Luisa Carnelli)) Compadrito (with Osvaldo Donato, lyrics by Luis Díaz) Congoja (lyrics by Luis Rubistein)...

1945 she collaborated with the latter in a collection of prose titled El compadrito ("The Poseur"). These early years in Bullrich's career were accompanied...

Eugene Py La Revista de la Escuadra Argentina Eugene Py 1903 Pica, pica compadrito Eugene Py 1904 Abajo la careta Eugene Py Los Políticos Eugene Py 1905...

Retrieved 8 November 2013. Del Maz, Mariano (2 August 2000). "Bailarín compadrito". Clarín. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 14 November...

the dances and wakes of cart-drivers, the soldiery and compadres and compadritos. Distinctive elements added from candombe were "quebradas", improvised...

Aires, Editorial Plus Ultra, 1984, 78 págs. El Mentiroso entre guapos y compadritos, Buenos Aires, Editorial Plus Ultra, 1994, 96 págs. La recompensa del...

neighborhoods of southern Buenos Aires, led by the emblematic figure of the compadritos, a subculture of young men that were accused of being faggots (Spanish:...

directed by Fernando Mieles. Angulo is part of the theatrical group Los compadritos del Parque Histórico, which works to preserve the culture of the Montubio...