Cristian Altamirano, also known as “KRISTO,” was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and is currently based in New York City. With a career spanning over 18 years, KRISTO has established himself as a versatile creative force, excelling in photography, directing, producing, cinematography, editing, and overall creative vision. His expertise encompasses diverse genres, including fashion photography, advertising, social documentation, journalism, and art.

 

Having traveled globally, KRISTO has captured the essence of prestigious Fashion Weeks in cities such as Paris, London, Milan, Berlin, and São Paulo. His portfolio includes impactful editorials and covers for leading print media internationally, collaborating with renowned press agencies, models, and production companies in Argentina. Throughout his career, KRISTO’s curiosity and artistic exploration have led him to engage in various creative projects.

Currently contributing his talents to G7 magazine in New York City, KRISTO serves as a dedicated photojournalist, adding depth to his body of work by capturing the dynamic essence of life in the United States. With roots in Buenos Aires and a global perspective, KRISTO continues to weave captivating stories through his lens.

▫️ NightClubing

One of the major differences between Buenos Aires and other important capital cities round the world is its flexible schedule regarding opening and closing times of nightclubs, bars and pubs – in fact, there are no restrictions in this respect. Nighclubbing is quite eclectic since it has received influences from other important capital cities round the world such as London, Berlin, Paris, New York and Amsterdam, to name only some of them.

 

Electronic music is popular among “porteños” and DJs from different parts of the world make their contributions to this music genre. “Porteños” are not prejudiced against foreigners. In fact they are friendly with them visiting our country. Once one gets acquainted with the city’s nighlife, one will get hooked on it, at times becoming “addicted” to it given the variety of at- tractions offered.

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