Ricardo Darín and Andrea Pietra, two internationally recognized Argentine actors, return to Spain to present to the Spanish public Ingmar Bergman's work "Escenas de la vida conyugal." The play offers a critique of marriage as an institution, using humor as a tool, while maintaining the belief in love as humanity's driving force.
Argentina is described in the article as a fertile country for reflection and debate, which may explain the success and depth of these two artists. Both carry talent naturally and delight the Spanish public once again with this theatrical production.
The conversation mentioned in the article addresses without filters topics such as love, marriage, life, cinema, theater, and fame. It is a deep reflection on different aspects of human existence, conducted in an intimate and honest manner between the two actors.




