Fernando Gelbard featured in Bronca Buenos Aires says in whatmusic.com: José Tcherkaski’s poetry, read in Spanish by the author, romantically and sensually captures the constant civil and political upheaval in which Buenos Aires and Argentina as a whole endured in the early 70s. This work is a message of love and at the same time a revolutionary cry, a true protest against social injustice and military authoritarianism. An amazing piece of art.

Tcherkaski is also working on his next piece called “Yo judio”. He explains that: I ask myself- What am I, from my own education and my state of being Jewish, having lived through 2 holocausts (from my mother’s family in the Jewish ghetto of Varsovia and the one from the military dictatorship in Argentina), going through both Hanukkah and Christmas and both Passover and Easter and in truth I have nothing.

“En este proyecto -adelantó- me pregunto qué soy yo desde mi propia educación, desde mi condición de judío al haber vivido dos holocaustos (el de la familia de mi madre en el gueto de Varsovia y el que generó la última dictadura militar en la Argentina), atravesar dos Navidades y dos Pascuas pero, en verdad, no tener nada.”

Tcherkaski says Bronca Argentina does not necessarily display the present conditions of Argentina, but does resonant the Bronca that still prevails today.

A modo de conclusión que, otra vez, liga la obra de entonces con el presente en que está siendo reeditada, Tcherkaski aclaró que "los temas que trato en el disco no constituyen lo que podría llamarse un pensamiento nacional sobre la situación, pero está claro que lo que allí se cuenta sigue estando y continúa generando mucha bronca". Interview at LT24.com.ar Las 24 Horas Argentina