<Argentine Tango& Chamamé>
Raúl Barboza: Prayer of Guaranis
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S: ¥5,000 A: ¥4,000
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Raúl Barboza's solo concert. He plays three instruments: chromatic accordion, diatonic accordion and guitar. Barboza, in whom flows the blood of the Guarani tribe of South America, weaves a story of nature and life.
Piazzolla said " Barboza is a fighter. He merits my esteem and admiration".
Along with the tango, which had its beginnings in Buenos Aires, the "chamamé" is another popular form of dance music found in Argentina. The chamamé is spirited and frolicking music, at times making one feel quite sentimental, and is played on the accordion and bandoneon.
If it was Piazzolla who revolutionized the modern tango from the traditional Argentine tango music, then Barboza can be said to be the father of chamamé as a form of art, which he elevated from its beginnings as simply dance music to being a work of concert quality.
Barboza has roots in the Guarani, an indigenous race spread out over parts of northeast Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay. The Guarani lifestyle is to live in harmony with Nature.
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Raúl Barboza
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(chromatic accordion,diatonic accordion,guitar) |
ALDEA GUARANI (Village of Guarani)
ITUZAINGO (Whisper of Water)
CANTA A LA LUNA (Songs of the Moon)
CHAMAN NEMBOE (Prayer of Shaman)
* Premiere for the Tokyo Summer Festival
NEMBOE GUARANI (Prayer of Guarani)
April 21 (mon) 10:00a.m.
on sale.
S: ¥5,000 A: ¥4,000
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- Arion Ticket Center
TEL:
03-5465-1233
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- Asahi Hall Ticket Center
TEL:
03-3267-9990
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- Infini
TEL:
03-3705-4877
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- Ticket PIA
TEL:
0570-02-9999
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Co-organizer : Infini 03-3705-4877
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* Please do not accompany pre-school-age children.
* Personnel and program may change according to accidental reasons.
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