Osmar Núñez, the Argentine actor known for his portrayal of Juan Domingo Perón, is currently immersed in a performance exploring the life of the renowned poet Federico García Lorca as the 90th anniversary of García Lorca's assassination approaches. In an interview with La Nación, he describes his creative process and the emotional depth required to channel Lorca's legacy. Núñez has chosen to focus on aspects of Lorca's family life that may not be widely known, offering a fresh narrative on the poet's journey which was punctuated by both artistic brilliance and personal tragedy.

His personal sanctuary, located near the National Congress in Buenos Aires, serves as a backdrop for his artistic exploration. In this space filled with books, plants, and family photographs, Núñez engages with the legacy of García Lorca—an artist who spoke profoundly about the intersections of time and space, much like the concept of 'chronotope' from literary theory that he references. Through this performance, Núñez intends to invite audiences into a deeper understanding of Lorca's life, encouraging reflection on the societal context of the poet's work and the tumultuous political climate of his time.

As the local art community gears up to commemorate García Lorca’s impactful yet brief life, Núñez’s portrayal serves not only as an homage but also as a means of sparking dialogues about the relevance of artistic expression in the face of oppression. The nuances of Núñez’s performance promise to shed light on the poet’s struggles and triumphs, fostering a renewed appreciation for Lorca’s literary contributions amidst the ongoing narrative of cultural memory in Argentina and beyond.