Félix Luna

Félix Luna ( born September 30, 1925 in Buenos Aires, † November 5, 2009 in Buenos Aires ), also known under the pseudonym Falucho, was an Argentine lawyer, historian, writer, and politician of the Unión Cívica Radical.

In 1967 he founded the journal for South American history Todo es Historia, and led her up to his death. His well-known works include mainly seals and history Scientific standard works. Some songs by him were often set to music. The Zamba " Alfonsina y el mar", which he wrote with Ariel Ramírez in memory of the writer Alfonsina Storni, is an integral part of Argentine folklore.

He was a member of the Aurora Group, a think tank that sees self-understanding after in opposition to Kirchnerism and other groups, such as the Carta Abierta.

Life

Luna's family is from the province of La Rioja. His grandfather was a founder of the Unión Cívica Radical ( UCA) in the region. His uncle, Pelagio Luna, Hipólito Yrigoyen was next Vice President of Argentina. Luna studied at the University of Buenos Aires ( UBA) and received his law license in 1952.

Between 1956 and 1958 he headed the Secretariat for Social Work in the Department of Labor. He was an advisor of the Embassy of Bern and Monte video content among 1958 and 1962. He led between 1986 and 1989, the Secretariat of Culture of the municipalidad Buenos Aires.

He was from 1992, a voting member of the Academia Nacional de la Historia, from 1998, the Academia Nacional de Ciencias Morales y Politicas and as of 2000 the Academia Nacional de Periodismo.

Between 1984 and 1987 he was speaker of the Comisión Nacional de Museos y de Monumentos y Places of Historical ( " National Commission for Museums, monuments and historical sites "). He sat in front between 1985 and 1989 of Trustees of the Museo de Luján and then headed to 1993 research by the manzanas de las Luces. He was also from 1991, member of the Board of Trustees of Antorchas Foundation.

Chairs Félix Luna

Awards

Prices

Title

Works

History:

• Yrigoyen (1954 ) ISBN 950-07-2652-1
• Alvear (1958 ) ISBN 950-07-7002-4
• El 45 (1968) ISBN 950 -07- 1213- X
• De Comicios y entreveros (1977 )
• Ortiz (1978 ) ISBN 950-07-0044-1
• Perón y su tiempo in three volumes ISBN 950-07-1797-2 La Argentina era una fiesta 1946 - 1949 (1984 )
• La comunidad organizada 1950 - 1952 (1985 )
• El Régimen EXHAUSTO 1953 - 1955 (1986 )
• Soy Roca ( 1989) ISBN 950-07-2628-9
• Historia Integral de los Argentinos (1994-1998) in ten volumes
• Club del Progeso: 1852 - 2002 (2002) with Maria Saenz Quesada and Lucia Galvez ISBN 950-9603-44-9
• Historias de un año sin historia (2005) ISBN 950-07-2662-9

Essayistic:

• Diálogos con Frondizi (1962 ) ISBN 950-49-0063-1
• Argentina de Peron a Lanusse (1973 ) ISBN 950-49-0627-3
• Conversaciones con José Luis Romero (1977 ) ISBN 950-07-0338-6
• Conflictos Armonias y en la Historia Argentina ( 1980) ISBN 950-9216-04-6
• Golpes militares y salidas electorales (1980 ) ISBN 950-07-0151-0
• Buenos Aires y el país (1982 ) ISBN 987-20-5061-9
• Fuerzas hegemónicas y partidos políticos (1988 ) ISBN 950-07-0514-1
• Confluencias (1991 ) ISBN 987-20-5063-5
• Fracturas Continuidades y en la Historia Argentina ( 1992) ISBN 987-20506-2-7
• Breve Historia de los argentinos (1993 ) ISBN 950-74-2811-9
• Diálogos con la Historia y la Política (1996 ) together with Natalio Botana ISBN 950-07-1078-1
• Sarmiento y sus fantasmas (1997) ISBN 950-08-1817-5
• Segunda Fila (1999) ISBN 950-49-0250-2

Fictional:

• La última montonera also La fusilación (1955 ) filmed in 1963 ISBN 950-834-057-6
• La noche de la Alianza (1963 ) ISBN 987-95-9096-1
• Aldama Martín: un soldado de la Independencia (2001) ISBN 950-49-0793-8
• La vuelta de Martín Aldama (2003) ISBN 950-49-1066-1

Songs:

• Atahualpa Yupanqui ISBN 843-34-0218-8
• Los caudillos (1966 ) ISBN 950-74-2193-9

Either of the following with Ariel Ramírez. The arrangements by Mercedes Sosa and Ramirez were very successful

• La Misa Criolla (1963 )
• Mujeres argentinas (1968 )
• Cantata Sudamericana (1971 )