Corazón de turco (1940)

It tells the story of a migrant of Turkish origin (in Argentina, anyone who came from the Arab world was simplified as a Turk, including Syrians, Lebanese, Iraqis, etc.), who lived in a small town in the interior and had a General Store ( everything someone could buy from food, clothing, tools... to a tractor), in this case with a competitor. In good faith, he is used politically to extract benefits and is proposed as a candidate for mayor, as well as helping the owner of the local factory to sell his industry while avoiding being scammed, which helps him get closer to his daughter, in addition to being elected. . But, in this first part, without his warehouse, he travels to Buenos Aires... The story marks the life of immigrants, the people, politics and the petty life in the big city.