Nicolás Bratosevich

Thousands of people arrive at Casabindo in Jujuy every August 15th to see the only bullfight in Argentina. The rest of the year, the huts and the emptiness reflect 500 years of dispossession to the people of the andean plateau.

What drives a man to spend his days between the ring and work? What makes the fight between good and evil repeat itself over and over again, in the ring of a club in Buenos Aires or in the most watched TV program of the 60s and 70s?

Five men, five women and five girls were kidnapped in a military operation by the Uruguayan Joint Forces that lasted 2 days: December 15 and 16, 1977. They were Montonero militants, some were killed, others legalized in common Uruguayan prisons, and others clandestinely kidnapped. , tortured and sent to ESMA. It is probably the case that started Operation Condor between the dictatorships of Uruguay and Argentina.

A typical workday in a garage located in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Saavedra.

Morning breaks on a typical traffic jam on Highway 2 where some lost characters -a goth girl, a gypsy and some sort of pastor- walk alongside the road. They walk through sunflower fields, arrive at the Mar del Plata beach, go up the boardwalk and get lost in an open air popular dance hall. There, street artists, dancers and singers have been meeting for more than 30 years.