Juan Carlos Diez, Argentine journalist and author, dies at 71
Argentine journalist, poet, and writer Juan Carlos Diez has died at the age of 71. Diez was widely recognized for his sensitive approach to interviewing, which many described as an art form.
His most notable work is the book Martropía, which documents five years of conversations with the musician Luis Alberto Spinetta. Throughout his career, Diez contributed to numerous national and regional publications, including Nueva, La Maga, Noticias, and La Voz del Interior. He also worked for the Clarín supplements Zonales for more than 15 years, concluding his tenure there in 2016.
In 2001, Diez received the First Creativity Prize from the National Academy of Journalism for his interview with writer Héctor Tizón.
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Clarín · Juan Carlos Diez · Luis Alberto Spinetta · National Academy of Journalism
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- [● 3 SOURCES] Diez worked for the Clarín supplements Zonales for over 15 years until 2016. radiotvsierras.com · santafederf.com.ar · derf.ar
- [● 3 SOURCES] Diez authored the book Martropía, which contains five years of conversations with Luis Alberto Spinetta. radiotvsierras.com · santafederf.com.ar · derf.ar
- [● 3 SOURCES] The National Academy of Journalism awarded Diez the First Creativity Prize in 2001. radiotvsierras.com · santafederf.com.ar · derf.ar
- [● 3 SOURCES] Juan Carlos Diez died at the age of 71. radiotvsierras.com · santafederf.com.ar · derf.ar