With free admission until midnight, the Book Fair exploded with public

There is no money and it is the end of the month. The combination depopulated the first days of the 48th Buenos Aires International Book Fair, which must be said that they are not usually the most crowded either. But this Saturday, starting at 8 p.m., when the doors opened wide to celebrate the Night of the Fairthe public appeared.

To receive them, in addition to the stands and the planned activities, other actions were organized for the whole family.

He International Poetry Festival, which has its loyal audience and grows with each edition, is a classic. This Saturday, starting at 8:30 p.m., the first reading table in which Mario Varela, Ignacio Di Tullio, Jessica Sequeira (United States) and Mariella Nigro (Uruguay) participated.

In addition, the participation of Lisbon, as Guest City of Honor, which presents a musical show from the Lisbon Poetry Orchestra.

Another of the convening activities was the act of reparation to the emblematic television programs The crazy 7 and another plot. Before 10 p.m., the space traditionally occupied by Public Television was already packed with people to listen to the journalists Cristina Mucci and Osvaldo Quirogaaccompanied by the president of the El Libro Foundation, Alejandro Vaccaro.

Another proposal that had a long line was the talk “Gustavo Cerati, a cultural force”, in which Maitena Aboitiz, Richard Coleman, Adrian Taverna and Sergio Marchi participated in the Carlos Gorostiza room, with capacity for 120 people.

But the streaming signal took the cake Blenderwhich in alliance with El Mamut, Ritual de Poesía, Parrilla y Perreo, gathered a crowd willing to listen to interviews with great writers, live readings, poetry, music and dance. Galia Moldavsky, Guille Aquino, Fede Simonetti, Elisa Sanchez, Juanita Groisman and Marcos Aramburu were in the game tonight Gonzalo Herediawhich he read early for the audience.

From 8pm, Marcos Aramburu and Elisa Sanchez chatted with Dolores Reyes, Camila Fabbri, and Martín Kohan; and at 9 p.m., led by Federico Simonetti and Juanita Groisman, they joined Hernan Casciari with a reading for the public.

To close the activity, Guille Aquino spoke with Luciano Lamberti, Selva Almada, Seba De Caro and Carla Quevedobefore the music and a twerking contest to conclude.