Global Media ListMagazines offer targeted coverage, deep thematic analysis, and specialized features across culture, fashion, business, lifestyle, and politics. In Argentina, print and digital magazines cater to diverse reader interests with expert commentary and high-quality writing. Our curated directory profiles the top magazines in Argentina. From high-influence national platforms to community outlets published in Spanish, English, these channels shape the local information landscape. Review the profiles below to explore their content and visit their official websites.
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1. Revista Noticias ↗
Argentine weekly news and current-affairs magazine from Editorial Perfil, covering politics, society, business, investigations, opinion and culture.
2. Revista Viva ↗
Clarín's Sunday magazine and feature section covering interviews, society, lifestyle, culture, health, travel and human-interest stories.
3. Revista Ñ ↗
Clarín's cultural magazine focused on literature, ideas, arts, books, intellectual debate, criticism and cultural reporting.
4. Rolling Stone Argentina ↗
Argentine edition of Rolling Stone covering music, film, television, culture, entertainment, artists and pop-culture features.
5. Forbes Argentina ↗
Argentine edition of Forbes covering business, leadership, entrepreneurs, companies, markets, innovation and economic trends.
6. Apertura ↗
Business magazine from El Cronista focused on executives, companies, management, entrepreneurs, careers and corporate trends.
7. Information Technology ↗
Technology and business publication from El Cronista covering IT, startups, innovation, fintech, digital business and technology trends.
8. Mercado ↗
Argentine business magazine covering economy, management, companies, finance, marketing, leadership and corporate analysis.
9. El Planeta Urbano ↗
Argentine urban culture and lifestyle magazine covering music, fashion, design, city life, interviews, culture and trends.
10. Revista Anfibia ↗
Argentine digital magazine combining journalism and academic analysis on Argentina and Latin America, with narrative reporting, essays and cultural criticism.
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