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d'ethnomusicologie
Argentinean folk dances and Bombo Legüero
Esteban del Monte & Pedro Ratto
Latin America | Workshops
The ADEM will have the pleasure of welcoming to Geneva a great Argentinean folklore dancer and percussionist, Esteban del Monte. Come and enjoy the dance classes (chacarera and zamba), the zapateo and the Bombo Legüero workshop (percussion).
All levels! There will also be concerts. Detailed programme to come on the website: https://pedroratto.wixsite.com/tango/stages
Esteban will lead the workshop with the complicity of Pedro Ratto, who regularly teaches tango and Argentine folklore at the Ateliers d'ethnomusicologie.
Bio
Esteban Del Monte is a great musician and dancer of Argentinean folklore. He comes from Monte Quemado, Province of Santiago del Estero. Esteban grew up in the cradle of Argentinean folklore and has made it his passion.
Esteban is a talented percussionist and dancer. He has a long experience as a soloist in bombo, boleadoras and malambo. He has performed in various festivals: Feria Expoagro (San Nicolas), Exposition Ganadera (La Rural), Feria del Turismo in Villa Gesell and Pinamar, Feria Internacional del Libro (Buenos Aires), La Noche de los Museos (Buenos Aires), Festival de Baradero.
Esteban is also Bombisto in musical groups such as Los Mistoles, Criollos, Luis carranza, Ariel "El chato" Cruz, Federico Gamba, David Veliz, Duo Herredero. He dances with Juan Saavedra, Ines Lopez, Eduardo Coria, Maximiliano Valdez, Florencia Vijnovich.
PLACE :
ADEM, 44 rue des Maraîchers, 1205 Genève
DATES :
Samedi 10 et dimanche 11 juillet
TIME :
de 13h à 18h
CONTACT :
Email : pedroratto@hotmail.com
Tél. +41 (0) 77 410 62 53
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