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Abrasha Rotenberg (Teofipol, Ukraine, 1926 - Buenos Aires, Argentina) is a key figure in the history of Argentine journalism and literature. Having emigrated to Argentina during his childhood after fleeing the Soviet Union, Rotenberg studied at the University of Buenos Aires and later at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. As a co-founder of the magazine Primera Plana and the newspapers Nueva Sion and La Opinión, he defined an era in the country's cultural and intellectual journalism. His literary work reflects his life as an immigrant, a Jew, and a witness to the upheavals of the 20th century. Married to singer Dina Rot and father of actress Cecilia Roth and musician Ariel Rot, Rotenberg leaves a legacy that bridges the past and present, addressing themes of exile, identity, and resistance. |
