With a grid of 13 concerts planned between 5 and the 20 March at the Teatro Colón, Astor Piazzolla's music will have an unprecedented continuity and presence in the greatest Argentine coliseum.

The Orquesta Stable del Colón will participate in the celebration generated within the framework of “Piazzolla 100”., Pedro Ignacio Calderon, César Angeleri and Juan José Mosalini; Paula Maffia and Amelita Baltar; Camerata Bariloche; Horacio Lavandera; Nestor Marconi; Escalandrum; Rodolfo Mederos; and Chango Spasiuk, between more.

The impressive program will be divided into two parts: the first -between 5 and the 14- will be paid (with tickets from 1,500 pesos for sale only online through www.teatrocolon.org.ar) and the second -del 16 al 20- It will be free with prior reservation of seats online from 10 the day before each performance.

The opening of the cycle promoted by the Astor Piazzolla Foundation, it will be friday 5 to 20 with “Piazzolla Sinfónico” that will bring together the Stable Orchestra of the Teatro Colón conducted by Juan José Mosalini with the soloists. (bandoneón) and César Angeleri (guitar) Y, like invited, Juan Pablo Navarro (double bass).

One night later it will be the turn of the Piazzolla Electric Project that will bring together Horacio Romo, Pablo Agri, Luis Cerávolo, Nicolas Guerschberg, Matías Méndez, Esteban Sehinkman, Lucio Balduini and Marina Calzado Linage, adding the voice of Paula Maffia, the saxophone of Yamile Burich and the special participation of Amelita Baltar.

On Sunday 7 to 17 “Piazzolla before Piazzolla” will be addressed by the Emilio Balcarce Tango School Orchestra conducted by Víctor Lavallén, with contributions from Carlos Rossi, Trio Lavallén-Estigarribia-Cabarcos and the special participation of Susana Rinaldi.

On Tuesday 9 to 20 there will be a “Triumphal” evening by the Astor Piazzolla Quintet (Nicolás Guerschberg on piano, Pablo Mainetti on bandoneon, Armando de la Vega on electric guitar, Serdar Geldymuradov on violin and Daniel Falasca on double bass).

The night of 10, also the 20, "The Four Porteñas Stations of Piazzolla" will be visited by Camerata Bariloche, Horacio Lavandera and the special participation of Néstor Marconi.

While Thursday 11, from 20 “Piazzolla Plays Piazzolla Centenario” will sound from the Escalandrum jazz sextet and adding the special performances of Chango Spasiuk, Gustavo Bergalli, Raúl Lavié, Elena Roger and Jairo.

And the 12 to 20 the passage of "Astor Piazzolla in the Colón 1983" will be recreated with the Philharmonic Orchestra of Buenos Aires with the guest conductor Pedro Ignacio Calderón, the bandoneon soloist Daniel Binelli and the presence of Conjunto Nueve.

Saturday 13 to 20 the bandoneon and the guitar will come together in the respective hands of Daniel Binelli and César Angeleri and on Sunday 14 starting at 17 the “Didactic Concert-The style of Piazzolla from '46 will be offered” by Ignacio Varchausky and the Emilio Balcarce Tango School Orchestra.

Concerts with free admission organized jointly by the Colón, Sadaic and AADI will start on 16 to 20 bringing together the bandoneonists Julio Pane and Leandro Pane in the first part; to Walter Ríos (bandoneón) and Jesús Hidalgo (guitar and vocals) in the second; and Facundo Ramírez Cuarteto and Teresa Parodi in the third for a "Tribute to Ariel Ramírez and Astor Piazzolla".

The two programs on Wednesday 17 from 20 will be animated by Rodolfo Mederos's bandoneon and then by La Grela Quinteto; Meanwhile he 18, also the 20, the duo of Pablo Agri will converge (fiddle)-Horacio Romo (bandoneón); the Juan Carlos Cirigliano Quintet and the Horacio Malvicino Quintet with Parodi again as guest

The 19 to 20 will meet the bandoneonist Néstor Marconi; the Vainikoff-Tallarita-Gallardo Trio; and Nicolás Ledesma Quartet; while the closing of the 20 to 20 will be borne by the duo Carlos Buono (bandoneón)-Aldo Saralegui (piano); the Pepe Colángelo Quartet; and Susana Rinaldi with a quintet led by Juan Carlos Cuacci. (TELAM)