Arturo Puig is making his much-anticipated return to the theatrical scene with an intimate production titled 'Bellas palabras'. This comes after a period of reflection and reluctance to re-enter the theater world following the death of his longtime friend and collaborator, Selva Alemán. Puig, who has been offered various acting roles, chose to focus on creating a personal connection with the audience through this unique performance, valuing artistic expression over commercial success.

The production, directed and written by Rita Terranova, reflects Puig's desire for an experience that deviates from the commercial norms typically found in the theater circuit. Starting Thursday, with limited performances scheduled, Puig aims to connect deeply with the audience, showcasing the evolution of his artistry and the healing process that accompanies returning to the stage after loss. He describes this phase as "a strange moment," indicating the complexity of emotions associated with his comeback.

This return is not just a professional shift; it marks a personal journey for Puig, who has spent over fifty years in the theater, experiencing both profound joy and significant loss. His choice to work on an intimate project highlights a growing trend among artists seeking authenticity in their work. As he embarks on this new chapter, Puig demonstrates a dedication to his craft that resonates with many in the artistic community, and this production serves as a testament to his enduring legacy in Argentine theater.