Razones para entender la importancia simbólica de Ricardo Darín en el universo audiovisual argentino

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07/2024
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Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral
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Ñawi
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2528-7966
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Ricardo Darín es el actor argentino que consigue mayor convocatoria de público en cada una de las películas que protagoniza. Ocupa un lugar simbólico muy importante dentro del sistema de estrellas del cine nacional, e incluso en la arena pública del país. En este artículo me remonto a su carrera televisiva para explicar cómo, en su extensa trayectoria, hubo dos productos clave que colaboraron en la consolidación de su imagen, a la vez que permitieron virarlo: la telecomedia Mi cuñado (Carlos Berterreix, 1993-1996) y el largometraje Nueve reinas (Fabián Bielinsky, 1999). Propongo que su texto estrella se conformó en la tensión entre el estereotipo del chanta (el pícaro) – de larga tradición y popularidad en las artes argentinas–, y el joven mesurado de clase media. El salto cualitativo entre uno y otro se produjo entre el summum de su popularidad televisiva y su consolidación como una estrella cinematográfica de alcance internacional.
Argentine actor Ricardo Darín is the one who attracts the largest audiences in each of the films he stars in. He occupies a very important symbolic place within the national star system, and even in the country’s public arena. In this article, I go back to his television career to explain how, in his long career, there were two key products that helped to consolidate his persona, and at the same time allowed him to turn it around: the sitcom Mi cuñado (Carlos Berterreix, 1993-1996) and the feature film Nueve reinas (Fabián Bielinsky, 1999). I propose that his star text was shaped by the tension between the stereotype of the chanta (the rogue) –of long tradition and popularity in Argentine arts– and the measured middle-class young man. The qualitative leap between the two occurred between the peak of his television popularity and his consolidation as a film star of international scope.
Argentine actor Ricardo Darín is the one who attracts the largest audiences in each of the films he stars in. He occupies a very important symbolic place within the national star system, and even in the country’s public arena. In this article, I go back to his television career to explain how, in his long career, there were two key products that helped to consolidate his persona, and at the same time allowed him to turn it around: the sitcom Mi cuñado (Carlos Berterreix, 1993-1996) and the feature film Nueve reinas (Fabián Bielinsky, 1999). I propose that his star text was shaped by the tension between the stereotype of the chanta (the rogue) –of long tradition and popularity in Argentine arts– and the measured middle-class young man. The qualitative leap between the two occurred between the peak of his television popularity and his consolidation as a film star of international scope.
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