Province of Catamarca - Argentina - Documentary Film 1967
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The Province of Catamarca
Detail: incomplete documentary due to lack of titles
Music: Los Chalchaleros sing "Landscapes of Catamarca". The Borders sing "Lavanderas de Rio Chico".
Description of the film: Image with car circulating on a mountainous road. Panoramic of the landscape. Shots from the car moving by road. Ranch surrounded by trees. Hill with cardones. Flock of goats in the valley. Shots from a plane where you can see the mountains and the capital city of Catamarca. Car circulating by provincial route. Train crossing bridge. Collective circulating by route to Santa Rosa. Men checking the aircraft propellers at the provincial airport. Facade service station of the Automobile Club Argentino (ACA). Images with the architecture (trees and buildings) of the city of Catamarca. Hotel facade for tourism. Facade with the church of San Francisco where the heart of Fray Mamerto Esquiu rests. Front of the Suma Horse Hotel. Image with the ruins of colonial temple. Image of the Pirquitas dam. Truck with boat arriving at El Puñal dam. Men fishing silverside on the shore of the lake and other embarked. Collective and car driving on the way up the slope of Totoral. Car arriving at a Hosteria. Image of a stream and men fishing rainbow trout. Couple eating outdoors in El Rodeo restaurant. Image of The Borders singing zamba. Tourists climbing mackerel to cross the hills. Children playing in the courtyard of an inn, riding and turning round. Image with front of a church and ranch front in the hills. Women weaving on looms. Woman selling catamarca ponchos on the street. Facade of the Basilica of Our Lady of the Valley and procession with the Virgin through the streets. Pilgrims visiting the mountain grotto. Sunset with cardon bloomed.
Date: 1967
Duration: 9 minutes 4 seconds
Film code: D-02911
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Detail: incomplete documentary due to lack of titles
Music: Los Chalchaleros sing "Landscapes of Catamarca". The Borders sing "Lavanderas de Rio Chico".
Description of the film: Image with car circulating on a mountainous road. Panoramic of the landscape. Shots from the car moving by road. Ranch surrounded by trees. Hill with cardones. Flock of goats in the valley. Shots from a plane where you can see the mountains and the capital city of Catamarca. Car circulating by provincial route. Train crossing bridge. Collective circulating by route to Santa Rosa. Men checking the aircraft propellers at the provincial airport. Facade service station of the Automobile Club Argentino (ACA). Images with the architecture (trees and buildings) of the city of Catamarca. Hotel facade for tourism. Facade with the church of San Francisco where the heart of Fray Mamerto Esquiu rests. Front of the Suma Horse Hotel. Image with the ruins of colonial temple. Image of the Pirquitas dam. Truck with boat arriving at El Puñal dam. Men fishing silverside on the shore of the lake and other embarked. Collective and car driving on the way up the slope of Totoral. Car arriving at a Hosteria. Image of a stream and men fishing rainbow trout. Couple eating outdoors in El Rodeo restaurant. Image of The Borders singing zamba. Tourists climbing mackerel to cross the hills. Children playing in the courtyard of an inn, riding and turning round. Image with front of a church and ranch front in the hills. Women weaving on looms. Woman selling catamarca ponchos on the street. Facade of the Basilica of Our Lady of the Valley and procession with the Virgin through the streets. Pilgrims visiting the mountain grotto. Sunset with cardon bloomed.
Date: 1967
Duration: 9 minutes 4 seconds
Film code: D-02911
Copyright Archivo DiFilm - Buenos Aires - Argentina
Queries for archival material: difilm@sinectis.com.ar
Visit our website: http://www.difilm-argentina.com
Follow us on: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm
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