For my country

The Argentine coup d'état of September 1955 was an anti-Peronist civil-military uprising that overthrew all constitutional powers, both national and provincial, to establish a civil-military dictatorship headed by General Eduardo Lonardi, who called himself the "Liberating Revolution" (characterized by the nickname "Shooting Revolution" by its opponents). The armed confrontation ended with at least 156 deaths. President Juan Domingo Perón falls into exile.

He was an Argentine politician, military officer and writer, and twice president. He is the founder of Peronism, the only person to be elected president of his country three times and the first to be elected by universal male and female suffrage.

Three time travelers are also here. They did not travel by accident like you, but they are tourists, they came to listen to a famous tango singer who is already dead in their time. If you meet them, they will warn you about the dangers of trying to change history.