An umbrella project for the projects about music, political leaders, artists and other significant contributors to the culture, history, and landscape of the Río de la Plata.
Geografía
Historia
Argentina
Uruguay
- Constituyentes de 1830
- Presidentes de Uruguay
- Batalla de Paysandú
- Inmigrantes Canarios fundadores de Montevideo
Cultura
Actores y actrices Rioplatenses
Argentina
- Cristina Lemercier
- Facundo Arana
- Florencio Parravicini
- Julieta Ortega
- Mirtha Legrand
- Pepe Biondi
- Susana Giménez
Uruguay
Comunicadores Rioplatenses
Argentina
Uruguay
Deportistas Rioplatenses
Argentina
Uruguay
Escritores y dramaturgos Rioplatenses
Argentina
Uruguay
Músicos, Compositores y Cantantes Rioplatenses
Argentina
- Astor Piazzolla
- Andrés Calamaro
- Javier Calamaro
- Fabiana Cantilo
- Fito Paez
- Horacio Guaraní
- Mercedes Sosa
- Palito Ortega
- Sandra Mihanovich
- Valeria Lynch
Uruguay
- Ana Prada
- Carlos Gardel
- Eduardo Fabini
- Gerardo Matos Rodríguez
- Jorge Drexler
- Julio Sosa
- Luciano Supervielle
- Luis Cluzeau-Mortet
- Ruben Lena
- Ruben Rada
Lingüística
El español rioplatense o castellano rioplatense es una variedad dialectal del español hablada en Argentina y en Uruguay. Su uso se extiende en la zona de la cuenca del Río de la Plata, en Argentina y Uruguay, y otras regiones aledañas.
(E) Voseo: the usage of the pronoun vos for the second person singular, instead of tú. In other Spanish-speaking regions where voseo is used, it is typically considered a nonstandard lower-class sociolectic or regional variant; whereas in Argentina, voseo is standard.
Intonation that resemble that of Italian dialects, stemming from the linguistic influence of the huge numbers of Italian settlers since the 19th century.
Lunfardo: The Lunfardo is a slang originated and developed in the lower classes in and around Buenos Aires. Lunfardo (or briefly,lunfa) appeared during the second half of the nineteenth century with the great contribution of the various immigration, especially the Italian, and words from American-Indian, African and gaucho origin which had already existed in Argentina.
Examples:
- fiaca - laziness, or lazy person (from the Italian fiacco "weak")
- guita - money
- pibe - like "kid", a common term for boy or, in more recent times, for young man
- morfar - to eat (from French argot morfer "to eat")