Yes, I've posted that same note on other posts... which emphasizes my peeve with Josefina's interpretation. That peeve has NOTHING to do with the actual production, hence why I don't attack the revival whatsoever. Reread my post and you'll see I only comment about Josefina's Argentinean accent... and that's it.
Personally, I enjoyed the revival more than I expected to... so I'm not hatin'. I hope this revival succeeds in every capacity. I found the addition of Spanish in the book refreshing and more than apropo for a new interpretation of WEST SIDE STORY. Having Josefina speak with an Argentinean accent while the rest of the cast speaks in Puerto Rican accents is jarring in every possible way. At least EVERY actress who played Sally Bowles in the recent Sam Mendes reinterpretation of CABARET attempted an English accent. Yes, some better than others... but they attempted one.
As a fellow Argentine myself... I can emulate a Puerto Rican accent as easily as I can emulate a Cuban and Mexican accent AND I'm not an actor by any stretch of the imagination. Josefina IS an actress. What she's doing up there on stage totally throws off any level of authenticity being attempted by the rest of the cast.
You don't have a 10-page monologue to deal with so... what's the deal, Josefina?
Seriously?!