Baires Connection: Celebration the genius of Astor Piazzolla

Baires Connection: Celebration the genius of Astor Piazzolla

Born from a crucible of Africa’s candombe, Europe’s waltz and polka, and Cuba’s habanera, tango crystalises cultural fusion and inclusion, symbolising the spirit of a new world. Astor Piazzolla revolutionised the genre, reshaping it into a new form of expression. He pushed the boundaries so boldly - and with such genius - that he took it beyond what was imaginable at the time, sparking bitter controversy between traditionalists and modernists. But time has worked its magic. Today, Piazzolla’s music is played, admired and loved all over the world. Passionate and complex. Profoundly Argentine, yet universal. That’s tango, that’s Piazzolla.
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Event Venue
The Pheasantry (Chelsea)
Event Address
The Pheasantry 152 Kings Road London SW3 4UT
Date
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PizzaExpress Live in partnership with the Hampstead Jazz Club, brings you the incredible works of Astor Piazzolla performed by the BAIRES CONNECTION – A female Argentinian Trio that encapsulate all that is to love about the Argentine Tango and beyond!

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