The Bicentennial House will dedicate an important exhibition to tango
“Tango. World Heritage” is the name of the exhibition that La Casa del Bicentenario will carry out starting this Wednesday 3 of July.
The exhibition will include 27 reproductions of sheet music covers of the most beloved works, some of them recreated by Nicolás De Brun; curated by Hugo Maradei and Gonzalo Cadenas.
On the other hand, the exhibition –organized by the Ministry of Culture- will carry out a series of activities articulated with the exhibition, like the talks that will take place at the Riobamba venue 985.
Within that context, The schedule of talks will be “Tango and social protest” (04/07); “Astor Piazzolla” (11/07); “The beginnings of tango” (18/07); "Carlos Gardel" (25/07); “The women of tango” (01/08) and “Enrique Santos Discépolo” (08/08).
With free entry, The exhibition can be visited from Wednesday to Sunday from 15 and even 20 hours, until the 4 of August.
It should be noted that the proposal is built within the framework of the Tango is Heritage cycle., promoted by the Ministry of Culture of the Nation through the Undersecretary of Cultural Heritage, with the purpose of putting the focus on the universal character that Rio de la Plata music acquired over the years and its journey.
The tango, National emblem, It was declared a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2009.
That same passion will be reflected in the exhibition, that will not only bring to the present day those glorious compositions but also others that may not have been so well known., but today they are part of the tango songbook par excellence.
Some of the covers are replicas of originals. Others were specially redesigned by Nicolás De Brun based on illustrations of other tangos of the time that are not so well known today., but that maintain the same spirit or situations as those that are part of the selected corpus.
Each sheet is accompanied by a QR where an audiovisual version of the tango it presents is housed., in the hands of artists like Julio Iglesias, Sarah Montiel, Joan Manuel Serrat, Luis Miguel and Louis Armstrong, among others, or movie scenes in which they were incorporated. The set serves to account for the international projection that this music has had over the years..