Tango Lovers Celebrates the Centennial of the Cumparsita in Manhattan
Summary
" With a very successful 2016 year touring in Latin America, the West Coast of the United States and Asia, Tango Lovers performed in renowned theaters from Teatro Municipal Las Condes in Santiago de Chile and as far as the Beijing National Theater in China, closing their Asia tour in the exclusive Concert Hall of the Forbidden City in Beijing with a VIP performance for prominent government officials and businessmen in the Chinese capital.People from all over the world and different cultures is attracted by the genre and thousands of Milongas - or houses where tango is danced - exist in distant countries such as Russia, Japan, China, Australia, Turkey, Morocco, Germany, etc."With a very successful 2016 year touring in Latin America, the West Coast of the United States and Asia, Tango Lovers performed in renowned theaters from Teatro Municipal Las Condes in Santiago de Chile and as far as the Beijing National Theater in China, closing their Asia tour in the exclusive Concert Hall of the Forbidden City in Beijing with a VIP performance for prominent government officials and businessmen in the Chinese capital.Opening up new markets and representing the culture of Rio de la Plata, the vision of Tango Lovers is to unite diverse generations and cultures through one of the most sensual musical genres in the world.Tango Lovers begins its US 2017 tour under the executive direction of Pierina Asti-Schulz, with a live band under the musical direction of one of the best bandoneons in the World, the young musician of 27 years, Lautaro Greco, the production of Uruguayan singer Alfredo Lérida and a cast of world-class dancers.This spring, with the sponsorship of Copa Airlines, between March 25th and April 7th, Tango Lovers will be performing on the East Coast in cities such as Orlando, St. Petersburg, Miami Beach, South Miami, Washington DC, Lancaster, Philadelphia, Salisbury and New York.People from all over the world and different cultures is attracted by the genre and thousands of Milongas - or houses where tango is danced - exist in distant countries such as Russia, Japan, China, Australia, Turkey, Morocco, Germany, etc.