Alejandro Dolina

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Alejandro Dolina
Dolina in 2012
Born	Alejandro Ricardo Dolina (1944-05-20) May 20, 1944 (age 79) Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Occupation	Writer, musician, poet, broadcaster
Language	Spanish

Alejandro Ricardo Dolina (born May 20, 1944) is an

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Works

Novels

• Crónicas del Ángel Gris (Ediciones de la Urraca, 1988), illustrations of Nine.
• Crónicas del Ángel Gris. Edición corregida y aumentada (Colihue, 1996), illustrations of Hermenegildo Sábat.
• El libro del fantasma (Colihue, 1999), illustrations of Nine.
• Bar del Infierno (Planeta, 2005)
• Cartas marcadas (Editorial Planeta, 2012)
• Notas al pie (Editorial Planeta, 2021)

Musicals

• Lo que me costó el amor de Laura. Opereta Criolla - Operetta (Colihue, 1998).
• Radiocine (Planeta, 2002).

Music

• Tangos del Bar del infierno (2004)

Theater

• El barrio del Ángel Gris (1990)
• Teatro de Medianoche (1991)
• Bar del Infierno (2004)

Radio

• Mañanitas nocturnas (1972)
• Demasiado tarde para lágrimas (1985–1991)
• El ombligo del mundo (1992)
• La venganza será terrible
  (1993–Present)

TV

• Rêves, bifteck et démocratie, Allons tous à Viedma, Tout est mort, je le sais, documentaries, dir. Françoise Prébois, France 3 (1986)
• La barra de Dolina (1990)
• Fuga de cerebros
  (1991)
• El ombligo del mundo (1992)
• Bar del Infierno (2003)
• Recordando el show de Alejandro Molina (2011)

Film (as actor)

• Las puertitas del señor López (1988) (as God)
• El día que Maradona conoció a Gardel (1996)
• Noah's Ark (2007) (voice only)

References