A HUG FOR HUMANITY
The world needs a hug. On 4 October 2026 it will be eight hundred years since the death of Saint Francis of Assisi. On that day, and on the night before it, we invite the world to make a gesture as old as humanity itself: to hug one another. No speeches. No flags. Nobody […]
‘Adictos a la pantalla’: The Most Extreme Side of Digital Dependence Among Young People – EL DEBATE
The production consists of three episodes and features real-life cases related to different forms of addiction to the digital world. The impact that social media and major tech companies have on children and teenagers has once again taken center stage in international debate. The agreement recently reached by Meta to settle lawsuits accusing the company […]
Alejandro Roemmers, Up Close: ‘Poetry Was My Spiritual Path’ – EL OBSERVADOR
“Writer, producer, businessman, and philanthropist, Alejandro Roemmers has lived multiple lives. At age eight, he wrote his first poem; by twenty-five, he was running the family pharmaceutical company. Here, he opens up about depression and faith, exile, his bond with Pope Francis, reconciling with his father, Milei’s Argentina, and the chosen family he has built […]
Businessman Alejandro Roemmers and His Work on Borges: ‘Those Materials Should Not Have Remained Stored Away’ – ÁMBITO
Alongside Alejandro Vaccaro, president of the SADE, the poet and businessman presented a book of more than 500 pages that delves into the creative and intimate world of Argentina’s greatest writer. Roemmers, an admirer of Borges. Following its national and international presentation, an unexpected work in many ways has arrived in bookstores. It brings us […]
“These manuscripts of Borges are part of our history”: the exhibition showing the genius, his tiny handwriting, and his doubts opened in Madrid – INFOBAE
(From Madrid) Outside, the sun is splendid, and that beautiful park that is El Retiro, a relief of green and water in the center of Madrid. Outside, on the other side of the glass, right there, in the middle of the park, the Madrid Book Fair, its booths, its energy. Outside, all of that, it […]
In Photos: All the Guests at the Benefit Gala for the Teatro Colón Foundation in the Golden Hall – HOLA
Elīna Garanča, the renowned Latvian mezzo-soprano and one of the world’s leading opera voices, was the main star of the benefit gala for the Teatro Colón Foundation. The event, held as part of the Aura series—the lyrical concert program by MH Live and Elisa Wagner—took place on Saturday, October 18, in the Golden Hall of […]
Literature Triumphs at the Fratelli Tutti Foundation Roundtable as a Tool for Encounter and Fraternity – Religión Digital
The Fratelli Tutti Foundation organized the first International Roundtable on Literature as a Tool for Peace and Fraternity at St. Peter’s Basilica.Writers, academics, and literary figures from all continents explored how literature can foster dialogue, cooperation, and the pursuit of more harmonious communities.The Argentine poet and philanthropist Alejandro Guillermo Roemmers was appointed president of the […]
Alejandro G. Roemmers presented his latest novel in Madrid, with a prologue by Vargas Llosa.
More than 200 cultural figures attended the presentation of the latest book by the Argentine writer and poet at the Gallery of the Royal Collections in the Spanish capital. MADRID — The Gallery of the Royal Collections is surrounded by the gardens of Campo del Moro and watched over by the Almudena Cathedral and the […]
Traveling to Cremona in the Footsteps of Stradivari
ChatGPT dijo: Being able to travel to Cremona and lose myself in its streets after writing The Mystery of the Last Stradivarius has been a true pleasure. Visiting this small Italian town bathed by the Po River—with its cobbled streets, squares adorned with churches, and the duomo crowned by a great torrazzo, one of the […]
“The Mystery of the Last Stradivarius”: A Novel That Explores Art, Cruelty, and Redemption – CLARÍN
Alejandro G. Roemmers’ new novel challenges the conventions of the detective genre to delve into the supernatural. The plot, which begins with an unsolved double murder, revolves around a miraculous violin. Roemmers explores themes of love, friendship, faith, and extreme cruelty in a story that spans centuries of history. The new novel by Alejandro G. […]
THE JUSTICE DETERMINED THAT THEY WERE FALSE ACCUSATIONS AGAINST ALEJANDRO G. ROEMMERS
THE JUSTICE DETERMINED THAT THEY WERE FALSE ACCUSATIONS AGAINST ALEJANDRO G. ROEMMERS ROMERO VICTORICA & VIGLIERO ATTORNEYS SPECIALIZED STUDY IN CRIMINAL LAW Today, Friday, May 23, 2025, the National Criminal and Federal Correctional Court No. 12 of this City, in Case No. 1052/2022, resolved to acquit Alejandro G. Roemmers, fully and definitively exonerating […]
Confessions and Memories. Alejandro Roemmers and Álvaro Vargas Llosa: Their Fathers’ Legacy, Books, and Years of Friendship – HOLA ARGENTINA
The businessman and writer and the eldest son of the Nobel Prize winner reflect on their years of friendship and the legacy they have received. The embrace they share upon seeing each other says it all: a heartfelt conversation between two friends who admire and respect each other so deeply that not even the deepest […]
The Mystery of the Last Stradivarius – Prologue by Mario Vargas Llosa
The Mystery of the Last Stradivarius – by Mario Vargas Llosa Over the course of my life, I have met quite a few successful entrepreneurs, and some of them are my friends. Although many things set them apart, they all have in common the fact that their businesses and […]
“Launch of ‘The Mystery of the Last Stradivarius'”
“I am excited to announce the launch of my new novel: ‘The Mystery of the Last Stradivarius’. A complex and captivating work that weaves together two narrative universes: crime suspense and historical fiction. At the heart of the plot, the last violin crafted by the celebrated luthier Antonio Stradivari becomes an object loaded with power […]
The Mystery of the Last Stradivarius
If every novel could represent a world, this new novel by Alejandro Guillermo Roemmers effectively represents two. The last violin crafted by the celebrated luthier Antonio Stradivari is the protagonist, and at the same time, it is the common denominator of the two plots, which ultimately form a unique text: a detective novel close to the noir genre, starting from a current event (the murder of a father and his daughter in a small Paraguayan town), intertwined with a richly composed historical novel in which, across the centuries, the story of the violin is depicted through the lives of its occasional owners over nearly three centuries.