In the framework of virtual programming developed by the National Directorate of Stable Organisms (DNOE), this Saturday 4 July the "Piazzolla Day" will be held as a tribute to the 28th anniversary of the outstanding musician.

This schedule, like everything performed by the nine casts of music and dance, They can be seen through the social networks of the DNOE and also the Ministry of Culture of the Nation, free and free.

from 0, twelve works will be chosen from the extensive repertoire of the transcendental national artist, considered one of the most important of the 20th century.

Then, The sidewalk shows you some of the works that will be part of the programming:

“Siempre se vuelve a Buenos Aires”

Interpreted by: Argentine National Music Orchestra “Juan de Dios Filiberto” y Susana Rinaldi

“Muscle cramp”

Interpretation: Row of Violas of the National Symphony Orchestra

Spot corto “Fuga y Misterio”

Interpreted by: National Polyphonic Choir, National Polyphonic Blind Choir and National Youth Choir

“Chiquillín de Bachín”

Interpreted by: National Polyphonic Choir, National Polyphonic Blind Choir and National Youth Choir

“Milonga del Ángel”

Interpretation: Integrantes de la Orquesta Nacional de Música Argentina “Juan de Dios Filiberto” (Sebastian Prusak, Oscar De Elia, Pablo Bercellini) and the National Folk Ballet (Candelaria Torres, Gabriela Ponce de León, Marina Rea, M. Italian Nativity Scene, Barbara Contreras, Hernán Nocioni, Leandro Bojko, J. Manuel Visetti, Darío Sosa, Carolina Barbato)

“Kicho”

Interpretation: Sergio Rivas (Argentine National Music Orchestra “Juan de Dios Filiberto”)

“Años de Soledad” Y “A Don Nicanor”

Interpretation: Horacio Romo (Argentine National Music Orchestra) and Pablo Agri (National Symphony Orchestra)

“Escualo”

Interpretation: Percussionists of the National Symphony Orchestra

Arrangements: Pablo Daniel Buono

Guest Musician: Cesar Martinini (marimba)

“Bordel 1900”

Interpretation: Members of the National Symphony Orchestra (Patricia Da Dalt and Lucrecia Jancsa)

“Libertango”

Interpretation: National Symphonic Band of Blind