Yesterday the first edition of "The Night of the Balconies" was lived in the City of Buenos Aires, an initiative of the Buenos Aires Culture area in order to provide a space for neighboring artists in the framework of social and compulsory isolation.

For an hour and in different parts of the City, more of 100 artists offered their talent from their balconies, windows and terraces, with shows that were broadcast through the social networks of the Buenos Aires Ministry of Culture.

The proposal was led by Ale Lacroix, who also presented nine artistic interventions.

"The Night of the Balconies" started with a mapping on a building made by the designer Nicolás Bernaudo and with the music by Lacroix. The lyric immediately said present in Recoleta through the voice of Mariana Carnovali. While the indie wave was heard in Barrio Norte with Ine Maguire, to then go to Pablo Saraví for the enjoyment of the residents of San Nicolás with his violin and classical music.

The duo made up of Meri Tezza and Mauro Scaparro made their own song by their group called Morsa to brighten up the night for their neighbors in Belgrano and Juramento and for all those who followed the instagram live. Then it was Tomás Berberian's turn with his voice and guitar.

Rocking horse for its part, It had the singer-songwriter Dani Ferretti who with his Hawaiian guitar played his own song called "Mimí Malvón". He was followed by Grisel D´Angelo who sang his own song called “A weapon in the head” with a track he put together with his group from a distance. Finally, in Cañitas, neo soul was played by Grace Portillo.

About this first edition of "The Night of the Balconies", the City's culture minister, Enrique Avogadro, He noted feeling "proud to have witnessed an unforgettable night, in which the neighbors gave their neighbors a unique moment "and added: "In this difficult time to bear, they provided an hour of joy that filled us with courage and allowed many of us to discover the talent that surrounds us, that is around us and that give life to the cultural identity of our city ”.