Documental "EL TIEMPO DETENIDO"🎞️ sobre la preservación en el tiempo del Almacén El Asturiano. 🕰️

Agustín Martínez cuidó este viejo almacén durante más de 40 años hasta su propia muerte en 1998. Diseñó una obra en el Tiempo en el almacén de Ramos generales “El asturiano” de sus padres. Caá Catí con sus 5.000 habitantes es conocido extrañamente como “cuna de poetas”, ya que los más importantes poetas de la provincia nacieron insólitamente en ese lugar: Juan David Martínez hermano de Agustín, es uno de ellos pero también Carlos Gordiolla Niella, José Alberto Alarcón, Pedro Cabral, Rodrigo Galarza, Olga Piñeiro, Enrique Piñeiro son algunos destacados. El film se centra en dos grandes núcleos, por un lado sobre la obra del poeta correntino David Martínez que fuera periodista, crítico literario, escritor y como poeta se suma a los grandes de la poesía lírica del 50 en nuestro país, pero por otro lado narra la historia de su hermano Agustín Martínez Synopsis Caa Cati, the Correntinian colonial village is strangely known as "a cradle of poets". This is because unusually the most important writers of the region were born in that small place, but that's just a piece of the story. Caá Cati owns a great mystery, it contains a forgotten masterpiece, designed by Agustín Martínez throughout the time. He was the brother of the forgotten poet David Martinez. For over 40 years, Agustin prevented anyone from getting inside his house, this caused that the people invented a lot of stories around the topic. In 1998, only after his death, his nephews were able to enter the house and they discovered a huge paradise paralyzed in time. Surprisingly they found “El Asturiano” the old storehouse and hardware just like it was back in the 40s. It was intact, clean and shield. Today the house was turned into a little-known museum. Once you get inside you can walk into a time tunnel and also watch a large number of things in a perfect condition. This poethic documentary tries to portray Agustin’s great masterpiece, that of course has the key element that his brother’s poetry, David, owns.