Argentina Publishers Launch New Magazine for U.S. Hispanics

“Alma Magazine, a Spanish language publication, was created for the U.S. Hispanic market by CBA, a partnership that includes Editorial Atlántida, one of the most prestigious publishers in Argentina. Following several initial issues in 2005 and 2006, Alma Magazine publishers are poised for growth and hope to secure a strong position in the market.

Cover pages have featured Madonna, Andy Garcia, Tom Cruise, Penelope Cruz and Cameron Diaz. Content focuses on literary, cultural and political themes, as well as fashion, liquors, cars, and lifestyle. The February 2006 issue included articles on Google, Johnny Depp, Frank Sinatra, Evo Morales, and Khaled Al Masri. The October 2005 issue included articles on Penelope Cruz, Truman Capote, Samuel Huntington, Hugh Hefner, and Antonio Villaraigosa.”

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