Argentina Week | March 9-12
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Argentina Week will take place from March 9 to 12 in Manhattan as one of the most significant investment roadshows focused on Argentina in recent years, with the confirmed participation of President Javier Milei at the opening session.
Over four days, global investors will engage with opportunities across technology, energy, mining, agribusiness, science and innovation, pharmaceuticals, and the nuclear sector. More than 50 chairmen and CEOs will share first-hand perspectives on Argentina’s renewed macroeconomic framework and pro-investment reforms.
Organized by the Embassy of Argentina in Washington, D.C., together with JP Morgan, Bank of America and Kazeck — and supported by Citi, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, AmCham and AS/COA — Argentina Week will combine high-level panels and private meetings aimed at fostering concrete investment partnerships.
The Consulate General and Promotion Center of Argentina in New York will host several events and is proud to support this landmark initiative advancing Argentina’s global investment agenda.
| | Argentina at Seafood Expo North America 2026 | | |
Argentina will participate in Seafood Expo North America 2026, the leading seafood trade exhibition in North America, to be held in Boston from March 15 to 17. Through its National Pavilion, under the distinctive seal “Mar Argentino, Salvaje y Austral,” Argentina will showcase a competitive export offer including shrimp, squid, hake, king crab, and value-added seafood products.
Seafood Expo North America brings together more than 1,200 exhibitors from nearly 50 countries, offering a strategic platform to strengthen trade relations and generate new business opportunities.
Argentine Participating Companies:
Trade professionals and buyers are invited to visit Argentina’s National Pavilion and connect with the seafood industry of Argentina.
For trade inquiries and meeting coordination: Consulate General and Promotion Center of the Argentine Republic in New York - cnyor-comercial@mrecic.gov.ar | (212) 603-0401
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Argentina takes center stage at
Great Wines World New York
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On March 2–3, Argentina’s wine heritage will take center stage at Great Wines World New York at The Glasshouse. Curated by James Suckling, the event features 700 wines and 350 producers worldwide, with Argentine wineries — led by a strong Mendoza presence — showcasing the diversity and quality of the country’s dynamic wine scene, from iconic Malbecs to elegant blends.
Standouts from Argentina’s lineup include globally recognized wineries such as Alvarez Mattiuzzi Vineyards, Bemberg Estate Wines, Bodega Argento, Bodega Mil Suelos, Catena Zapata, Cielo y Tierra, Domaine Bousquet, Doña Paula, El Enemigo, Finca Decero, Luca, Luigi Bosca, Mascota Vineyards, Pelleriti Priore, Salentein, Tapiz, Terrazas de los Andes, Trapiche, Trivento, Wine is Art, Zuccardi Salta Colomé, Kaiken, and Piattelli Vineyards —a diverse group reflecting the depth, innovation, and global reach of Argentina’s wine industry.
This strong presence underscores Argentina’s growing global recognition, as producers connect with trade professionals, media, and wine enthusiasts—reinforcing the country’s position as a key player in the international wine community and a trusted supplier to the U.S. market.
| | Power & Infrastructure Oppportunities | | |
On February 26, the Consulate General and Promotion Center of Argentina in New York hosted an investment presentation focused on power and infrastructure opportunities in Argentina, featuring representatives of Energía Argentina S.A. and Transener.
Speakers included Tristán Socas, CEO and Chairman of Energía Argentina S.A., and Carlos Borga of Transener, who outlined strategic assets in electric power transmission, thermal generation, and LNG import infrastructure. The discussion also addressed the ongoing national and international public tender process for the sale of shares of CITELEC S.A., the controlling company of Transener, Argentina’s main electricity transmission operator.
The event provided investors with an overview of current regulatory frameworks, asset opportunities, and Argentina’s roadmap to strengthen and expand its energy infrastructure.
| | Argentine design shines at NY Fashion Week | | |
As part of New York Fashion Week 2026, Argentine talent took center stage at an evening organized by Runway 7, celebrating creativity, identity, and the global reach of fashion design.
The initiative offered a strategic platform to showcase Argentine fashion as a high value-added creative industry, highlighting the country’s talent, innovation, and production capabilities. Participation in NYFW marks a concrete step in strengthening Argentina’s presence in global markets, reinforcing the international positioning of its creative industries, and generating new opportunities for exports and business development.
We congratulate the Argentine brands that represented the country with excellence and professionalism: Ana Loyarte, Armonie Buenos Aires, Bet Pellerino, Boris Heinrich, De Blanco Atelier, Naiken, Casa Clan, and Sample Studios.
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In observance of a national holiday in Argentina, the Consulate General will be closed on Monday, March 24 (National Day of Memory for Truth and Justice). Please find here information in case of consular emergencies.
| | Argentina's Distance Education Service (SEAD) | | |
Argentina's Distance Education Service (SEAD) provides free primary and secondary education to Argentine students and children of Argentines residing abroad who cannot regularly attend Argentina's formal education system.
Registration is open for 2026, there is time until July 31, 2026 to enroll.
The SEAD provides free access to the opportunity to continue practicing the national language, maintain a sense of belonging to the country, and facilitate reintegration into the Argentine education system upon return.
For more information on curricula and registration, please contact sead@educacion.gob.ar or visit the SEAD website (in Spanish).
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SUR Translation Support Program:
Translating Argentine literature for the world
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The Argentine Foreign Ministry's SUR Translation Support Program encourages the translation of works by Argentine authors so that more readers can become acquainted with our literature in other languages. Since it was created the Programme has awarded more than 1.652 works translated into 50 languages.
Who can apply? Foreign publishers wishing to publish texts by Argentine authors that have been previously published in Spanish. The grant covers the cost of the translation and can be applied for until August 21, 2026. Up to USD 3,200 per work is covered.
Main requirements:
✔️ The work must be written in Spanish by an Argentine author.
✔️ This year, works in the Social and Human Sciences (essays, literary criticism, philosophy, sociology of culture, etc.), poetry, graphic novels, chronicles and playwright will be especially considered.
✔️ The book must be previously published.
✔️ The publisher must commit to publish it before November 30, 2027.
Applications and official info at: https://programa-sur.cancilleria.gob.ar/en/
Contact: Diego Lorenzo - lzd@mrecic.gov.ar; Mercedes Castruccio - cio@mrecic.gov.ar
| | The 11th Edition of Masters Argentina is Coming | | |
The 11th edition of Masters Argentina will take place on April 10 and 11, 2026, at Florida International University (Wolfe University Center, Biscayne Bay Campus), Miami, under the theme “Wearing the Blue and White: Talent with Impact” (Ponerse la Celeste y Blanca: Talento con Impacto).
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Argentine students and young professionals visited us at the Consulate to share more about the upcoming conference and engage in a meaningful exchange of experiences, ideas, and expectations.
For over a decade, Masters Argentina has connected Argentine talent abroad with leaders from the public, private, and social sectors. Organized by Argentine graduate students around the world, the initiative has become a dynamic platform for dialogue, networking, and engagement with leading companies.
The 11th edition will bring together Argentine CEOs from local and global companies, public sector leaders, and high-performance athletes now active in the business world. It will offer a unique opportunity to interact in a close and dynamic format with decision-makers driving transformation both within and beyond Argentina.
What to expect?
- Panels and luncheons with invited speakers
- Leading companies recruiting (full-time and summer internships)
- Coffee chats and networking opportunities with the entire community
- Traditional Argentine food and beverages to make everyone feel at home
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A closing asado
An opportunity to connect, learn, and shape your next professional step alongside a global network of Argentines. More information on the agenda, speakers, sponsors, and registration here.
April 10 & 11, 2026
FIU, Miami
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Fundación Tzedaká Annual Benefit – New York | | |
For 10 years now, Fundación Tzedaká has organized an annual event in New York City that brings together over 200 Argentine businessmen and professionals living in the United States, as well as American citizens who are sensitive to social causes. Its objective is to raise funds to benefit the social programs that Tzedaká carries out for Argentine people living in vulnerability.
Once again, Fundación Tzedaká is gathering on April 29 with friends and supporters in New York for their annual fundraising event.
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Congratulations to the new Argentine citizens!
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Consular services
Online appointment system a for
Life Proof Certificates (remote)
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The online appointment system now allows citizens to schedule appointments for remote (non-presential) Life Proof Certificates, providing greater convenience for those who require this service without having to visit the Consulate in person.
As previously communicated, this system also remains available for consular services that require RENAPER’s intervention —specifically DNI and passport applications— and has become a key tool in streamlining access to these high-demand services, and will continue to be progressively expanded to incorporate additional consular procedures.
For DNI, passport, and Life Proof Certificates, Argentine citizens are reminded that appointments must be requested exclusively through our official website:
https://cnyor.cancilleria.gob.ar/es/turnos-online
Given the high number of unattended appointments, we kindly remind citizens who have booked and confirmed a slot to arrive on the scheduled date and time. If unable to attend, we respectfully ask that you notify us in advance so the appointment may be reassigned, allowing us to better serve the community as a whole.
| | Our Networking Breakfast series continues | | |
As part of our ongoing Networking Breakfast series, we welcomed an outstanding group of Argentines who are making their mark across economics, technology, social innovation, fashion, journalism, consulting, the performing arts, and the creative industries in New York.
Professors, entrepreneurs, machine learning engineers, designers, artists, and leaders from international organizations came together in an open exchange that reflected the talent, diversity, and global impact of Argentina’s community abroad.
Special thanks to Florencia López Boo, Carolina Goncebat, Candelaria Mas, Delfina Baldassare, Camila Arostegui, Diego Deleersnyder, Facundo Godoy, Martín Baigorria Alonso, Sofía Ameglio, Marcela Bragagnolo, and Ian Fresco for contributing their insights and helping strengthen our professional network.
These gatherings continue to foster meaningful connections, spark new collaborations, and reinforce a dynamic and forward-looking Argentine community in New York.
Si querés participar, anotáte en el formulario y ¡nos conocemos!
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The Consulate General and Promotion Center of
Argentina in New York
presents
"Pure Emotion"
by
Rocky Cervini
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In Pure Emotion, Argentine visual artist Rocky Cervini explores the vulnerability of the human figure through a conceptual and material journey where words and matter become symbolic instruments. Drawing on her parallel practice as a translator, Cervini treats language and image as interconnected signifiers: lived experience becomes gesture, gesture becomes form, and form returns to life on canvas.
"As a translator and visual artist, I use words and matter as symbolic instruments to represent signifiers. In a conceptual-material-immaterial journey, I conceive my characters from an experiential mark, I turn them into pictorial representations and there they come back to life, dialoguing with the observer to leave an incorporeal mark in the memory of the experience.
The figures I portray, both dissociated and coexisting, embody the vulnerability of bodies in the face of an adverse world from which they cannot protect themselves. They remain submerged and immobile, trembling, howling, hurting, and merging with each other. Their gestures and silences hint at untold stories, echoes of experiences that reveal the deep connection between physical and emotional suffering" (Artist's statement)
Opening Night: Wednesday, April 8 – 6:00 PM
12 W 56th St., New York, NY 10019
RSVP required
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The Consulate General and Promotion Center of
Argentina in New York
presents
"Transitions of Form"
by
María Emilia Cattaneo
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In Transitions of Form, through a rigorous and poetic exploration of structure, light, and material, Argentine artist María Emilia Cattaneo investigates the plane as an active force capable of generating volume, spatial relationships, and perceptual transformation.
In the artist's words, "My artistic practice is based on the study of the plane and its possibilities for transformation. I conceive of the plane not as a two-dimensional surface, but as an active structure capable of generating volume, space, and perceptual relationships.
I work with folded planes that are articulated as units within a system. Each work is organized based on rules, metrics, and structures that establish dynamic links between the parts, where sequencing functions as a structural and compositional principle.
Through the use of materials such as Plexiglas and mirrored stainless steel, I explore optical phenomena related to color and reflection. The fold introduces new spatial dimensions: it interrupts the continuity of the plane, multiplies its orientations, and generates areas of shadow, absorption, and reflection".
Opening Night: Wednesday, April 8 – 6:00 PM
12 W 56th St., New York, NY 10019
RSVP required
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This exhibition presents Bruno Rodríguez Maraude’s ongoing exploration of geometry, everyday objects, and upcycling as a contemporary artistic practice. Through precise geometric structures, color, and repetition, familiar materials are transformed into dynamic compositions that balance order and emotion. Drawing on his architectural background, the artist invites reflection on material memory, consumption, and the creation of new meanings at the intersection of art, design, and architecture.
Through March
Mondays to Fridays 10 am to 5:00 pm
12 W 56th St., New York 10019 NY
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In this exhibition, visual artist and psychologist Marcela Hoffer explores the healing power of art. In this series, she uses the creation of new shapes and forms derived from Argentine’s provincial symbols and icons. Through these circular forms, she explores her Argentine heritage, particularly inner distances, opening space for wholeness, balance, and transformation.
Marcela was born and raised in Buenos Aires, and moved to New York City as a young adult. Her project deconstructs familiar Argentine forms and reassembles them into emergent ones. The work creates a contemplative space in which perception can soften, allowing insight, integration, and embodied understanding.
Through March
Mondays to Fridays 10 am to 5:00 pm
12 W 56th St., New York 10019 NY
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Experience the award-winning play Ahoradespués at IATI Theater, a powerful and intimate story of a young man and his father’s final moments together at La Bombonera. Written by Argentine playwright Guido Zappacosta and performed in Spanish with English supertitles, this evocative work delves into love, memory, and the unspoken bonds that shape our lives.
Don’t miss this moving theatrical journey, returning to the Mainstage March 6–15, 2026—an unforgettable blend of emotion and storytelling that lingers long after the curtain falls.
March 6 to March 15, 2026
IATI Theater - Mainstage Theater
64 E 4th St. - New York, NY 10003
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Jazz at Lincoln Center
presents
Emilio Solla & La Inestable de Brooklyn
"Handmade" Album Release
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A bold blend of tango, Latin rhythms, and jazz takes the stage as Latin GRAMMY winner and six-time GRAMMY nominee Emilio Solla leads his nine-piece ensemble, La Inestable de Brooklyn.
The Argentina-born, New York–based pianist, composer, and arranger brings together some of the city’s top musicians to perform his forward-looking compositions, where Latin American traditions and classical influences meet modern jazz. This special engagement at Dizzy’s celebrates the release of Handmade , La Inestable’s newest album, out March 13, 2026 on the Club del Disco label.
Thursday, Mar 12, 2026 - 7:00 and 9:00 PM
Jazz at Lincoln Center
| | An Unforgettable Night of Argentine Rock | | |
Legendary Argentine musician Nito Mestre, iconic voice of Sui Generis, arrives in New York as part of his Farewell Tour, celebrating the timeless music of Charly García. The evening will also feature special guest band Los Corners.
A unique opportunity to experience the songs that shaped generations of Argentine rock.
April 10, 2026 - 8:00 PM
Queens Theatre - 14 United Nations Avenue South
Queens, New York 11368
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Passion Tango & Arabian Nights journeys from Buenos Aires to the Sahara through tango, bellydance, and fusion. Culminating in Libertango, Piazzolla’s anthem of freedom, both dances meet sensual, grounded, and liberated, revealing movement as rebellion and poetic transformation. East and West united in an unique and extraordinary homage to Astor Piazzolla!
Idea & Production: Analia Farfan
Directors: Analia Farfan, Fiorella Armando.
Digital Artist: Alessandra Mattanza.
April 11, 2026 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Tada! Theater/28th Street Theater,
15 W. 28th Street, 2nd Fl, 10001
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Experience outstanding photography from leading international galleries at The Photography Show, presented by AIPAD at the iconic Park Avenue Armory.
As the longest-running fair dedicated to photography, it brings together collectors, curators, and art professionals from around the world.
Argentina will be represented by Galería Vasari, Rolf Art, and Proyecto Calle, with works by Eduardo Longoni, Facundo de Zuviría, and Fernando La Rosa also featured at the fair.
April 22 - 26, 2026
Park Avenue Armory
643 Park Avenue - New York, NY
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Argentine trap and urban music star Paulo Londra returns to New York for a live performance at Palladium Times Square on May 21, 2026. Known for his global hits and signature blend of trap and Latin rhythms, Londra promises an unforgettable night in the heart of Manhattan.
May 21, 2026 - 8:00 PM
Palladium Times Square
1515 Broadway, New York, NY 10036
| | Argentinos en NY: Asado Anual | | Calle Vapor in New York City | | |
The acclaimed Argentine salsa/timba band Calle Vapor will make their first-ever U.S. appearance in New York City from June 19–21, 2026, as part of the Baila New York Dance Fest.
Known for their high-energy sound and hits such as “Nochecita,” the band will bring their vibrant Latin rhythms to the city, offering an unmissable live experience for dancers and music lovers alike. This visit marks a special moment for NYC’s salsa and Latin dance community, celebrating the dynamic presence of Argentine music on an international stage.
Jun 19 - Jun 21 2026
New York, NY, United States
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(*) This section includes activities related to Argentine culture that take place in the New York region and other states under the jurisdiction of the Consulate General, in whose organization and content the Consulate General has not had and does not have any involvement and, therefore, are not activities that have the institutional sponsorship of the Consulate General.
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Argentine Schools
The schools are independent and their curricula complement
the regular school curricula of their states.
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