Enrique Recabarren was born in San Vicente, but he hasn’t lived in Argentina for 40 years. He worked on various things in Europe and even approached shamanism. I know your story.
07/31/2022 | 09:01
Editorial Chain 3
AUDIO: “Quique” Recabarren: from Córdoba to Munich and from journalism to spirituality
The strange thing is that after 40 years that I am away, I am still El Quique for many
I was very dissatisfied with the departure of the country, I was a very rebellious young man, I was very sensitive to that situation”. In 1977 I entered as an editor in the Diario Los Principes
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I went to Spain in ’79 and in ’83 I returned to Argentina, it was the first time I voted. I made him very happy. I was very excited that democracy was returning and I wanted to return to the country to dedicate myself to journalism, finish my studies
But I did not find myself in Argentina. It is normal. Society continued to live and so did I. Outside my family, I did not find a great reception. I love Argentina and I want the country to do well, but I have had to reintegrate
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When I arrived in Germany, I had to work as a carrier. He had a family to support. Many years passed and I did not forget journalism. Later I did a radio program called ‘Compañía’, about Latin America. On a German radio, but in Spanish
They commissioned me for a magazine about empanadas and then they hired me as an editor. I was there for 5 years, writing about music, art and Latin American cinema. Trip to Mexico. It was beautiful
When I lost my job as a journalist, it was a blow. I got into shamanism, Afro-Cuban religions, I made trips to Cuba. I tried to see the spiritual aspect of the problems
I always had faith in God and started to study the bible. I found my little oasis, a little salvation. Sometimes it hurts me a little that they don’t want to listen to me
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