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  • 5/7/2025
The renowned photojournalist Eduardo Longoni, who captured decisive moments in Argentina's last 40 years, faces a crisis | dG1fZkktc2JfTjltc3c
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00:00And in the moment when I fell, I said, I think it's already done.
00:30That was the last day I had to be in a conflict in the street.
01:00I was in the photograph to tell, to opinion, to fight against a terrible dictatorship.
01:16Obviously, the beauty of me, but I was interested in that the photo, in some way, gritara.
01:36The first memory I have of the photograph is to see my old girl with her Kodak Fiesta, taking a picture of me.
01:54I have a picture of the photo.
01:56I have a picture of the photo.
01:58I'm a great friend.
02:00I found a box of diapositives that I found in a box of diapositives.
02:20There are many, and in some I'm disguised as a pirate,
02:24and in some I'm walking on the beach.
02:32And after so many years of being in the street,
02:34between gases, corridas, stones...
02:38I like the idea of bringing my eyes to my origins.
02:43But more I like to think that these photos
02:46have something like a double eye,
02:49the of my mother and the of mine.
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