The second round of the event of the year, “Los Descendientes” – a series of interviews with great Italian personalities of descent from the Argentine world of show business and culture – will take place on Monday, July 30 at 6:30 pm, at the Italian Institute of Culture of Buenos Aires. Actor Jorge Marrale will be a guest of the Institute and will be in dialogue with the journalist and curator of the cycle, Luis Mazas to retrace the steps of his artistic career in light of his Italian origins. Born on 30 June 1947, Jorge Marrale is a drama actor. The son of an Italian, he learned to love art thanks to his uncle from Calabria and graduated from the Conservatorido dell’Arte with one of the highest marks. He is currently the protagonist of one of the most successful performances of the porteña theatre scene, “Servo di Scena” by Ronald Harwood and Arturo Puig. He made his debut in the 1980s with the show “Matrimonio Bianco” by Tadeuz Rozewic, giving way to a long career that led him to win the ACE Award of 1997 for his role as Trigorin in “Il Gabbiano” by Chekhov.
