The Museums of the City of Buenos Aires (@museosba) They will transmit three shorts and photographic material organized by the Cinema Museum on the YouTube and Instagram accounts.

Thursday 27 to 15 will share the scores "Girl from the suburb" (of the film that bears the same name, Made in 1922), "The song of the night" (by "Puente Alsina" -1935) and "Redemption" (from "Streets of Buenos Aires" – 1933) by José Agustín Ferreyra, figure of tango and Argentine cinema.

Later, on Friday 28 to 15, they will broadcast the short film "La Vuelta al bulín", made by José Agustín Ferreyra in 1926, which presents a story with a tango atmosphere that narrates the misadventures of “Lots of foam”, a handsome man who is abandoned by his wife “Pulguita” attracted by the luxury of an easy life.

At the same time, Saturday 29 to 15, they will broadcast the short film "Mosaico criollo" by Eleuterio Iribarren, which integrates one of the first experiences with synchronized discs in Argentina and is the oldest sound film that is preserved, composed of four musical paintings that present Joaquina Carreras singing “Sad is on my ranch”, Giménez and Suárez: “Genuine northern dancers”, Julio Perceval with a piano solo and then Anita Palmero sings the tango “Botarate” by Acuña and De Cicco. And finally, they will share sunday 30 to 15, a scene from “Muñequita porteña” by José Agustín Ferreyra as a tribute to Rosario Bléfari (1965-2020) and his musical career, literary, theatrical and cinematographic.

further, on Friday 28 to 18.30, from the Instagram account @museocasagardel, will develop a live chat with Marina Cañardo, director of the Casa Carlos Gardel Museum, with Yuiko Asaba on Tango in Japan and Saturday 29 to 18.30 from the IG account @museosba, Cañardo will talk with Eduardo Berti about why we listen to Troilo, organized by the Carlos Gardel House Museum.

For children, the @museosba will share on their Instagram account, Thursday 27 to 17, the story behind the song “Caminito Soleado” and Saturday 29 to 17, the story behind the song “Melodía de arrabal” by the puppeteer Laura Gutman and realization by Simón Wajntrob (recommended for girls of 4 a 7 years). further, on Friday 28 to 13, They will launch a tutorial to perform Buenos Aires filleting with “Little Artists” and Juan Pablo Esmok Lew from Los Raviolis will propose a song by Carlos Gardel to sing on Friday 28 to 17 and Sunday 30 to 17, they will sing a milonga (recommended for girls of 8 a 12 years).

The @patrimonioba area in its IG and YouTube account will hold two talks in relation to tango. The first, Thursday 27 to 18, It will be about the River Plate Tango: Afro origins and influences, by Silvia Brunelli and Omar Freixa, members of the Researchers Sub-management of the General Directorate of Heritage, Museums and Historic Town. They will develop topics such as the origin and evolution of gender, the etymology of the voice tango, the invisibility of the Afro community and its relationship with the local tango, the gradual formation of national identity and the role of tango, inscription on the UNESCO Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage, the transformations in cultural expression and in the community that produces it and the rules and regulations for safeguarding. The second talk, Saturday 29 to 18, It will be about the Archeology of Tango, by Marcelo Weissel, coordinator of the Archeology area of ​​the General Directorate of Heritage, Museums and Historic Town, in which it will seek to recognize the uses, representations, expressions, tango knowledge and techniques through the study of material culture and environmental transformation.