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• Parga, Alfredo    b. December 11, 1924  d. June 2, 2004
  Journalist. He was a noted Motorsportwriter. During his 50+year career, he wrote for many newspapers and magazines, worked in radio and television and wrote the books "Más de 100 Años de Automovilismo Argentino. Historia de Una Pasión," "Los Días de Reutemann," and "Historia de la Fórmula Uno." (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio Jardín de Paz, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• Piazzolla, Astor    b. March 11, 1921  d. July 4, 1992
  Acclaimed pianist, bandleader, composer and arranger. Born Astor Pantaleón Piazzolla, he was the a revolutionary tango musician, a composer usually chosen by internationally noted concert players, chamber groups and symphonic orchestras. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio Jardín de Paz, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• Sofovich, Hugo    b. December 18, 1939  d. January 12, 2003
  Producer and director in television, cinema, and stage. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio Jardín de Paz, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• Sopeña, Germán   b. October 7, 1946  d. April 28, 2001
  Journalist, writer. He was a prolific writer and won numerous awards for his political and economic analyses. He was also a great expert in motorsport. At the time of his death, he was chief editor at La Nación newspaper. Death cause: Airplane crash. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio Jardín de Paz, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• Timerman, Jacobo   b. January 6, 1923  d. November 11, 1999
  Famed journalist and champion of humanitarian ideals. Born in Ucrania, he emigrated with his family to Argentina at age 5. During his long career, he was he founder of several newspapers. Deeply antifascist, he endured two and half years of prision and torture in the late 1970s by the Argentine military dictatorship. After this experience, he wrote the acclaimed book "Prisioner Without a Name, Cell Without a Number," which became a bestseller. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio Jardín de Paz, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• Víttori, Darío    b. September 14, 1921  d. January 19, 2001
  Actor, Director, Producer. He participated in 40 movies and in more than 1300 TV theater programs. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio Jardín de Paz, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   

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