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X-WR-CALNAME:El origen del Chamamé - Una historia para ser contada
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DESCRIPTION:Hailed by The Boston Globe as a "premier exponent of Chamamé"\
 , Brazil-based Argentine composer\, accordionist\, and researcher Alejandr
 o Brittes explores his chamamé heritage\, an ancestral rhythm connecting 
 us with the Earth and the Universe through music and dance\, born of the e
 ncounter between the ritual musicality of the Indigenous Guaraní and Baro
 que music within the context of the Jesuit missions in a cultural microreg
 ion encompassing parts of Argentina\, Brazil\, Paraguay and Uruguay which 
 extends through the waterways in these nations\, as described in Brittes´
  book A Origem do Chamamé. Chamamé is declared as Intangible Cultural He
 ritage of Humanity by UNESCO. \n\nAs part of this discussion\, Alejandro B
 rittes will perform songs accompanied by André Ely and Carlos Eduardo de 
 Césaro. Kindly note that this event will be in Spanish. \n\nAlejandro Bri
 ttes is a composer\, researcher\, author\, and musician. Brittes' parents 
 migrated from the interior of the Province of Corrientes to Buenos Aires\,
  where his father was a pioneering chamamé event organizer and his mother
  a chamamé radio host\, both attending to the cultural needs of the rural
  migrant community in the city. It was in this environment that Brittes wa
 s born and raised\, amongst the most-respected chamamé musicians and ense
 mbles\, beginning his professional career at 15 years old. Following the s
 uccess of his 2023 U.S. East Coast tour – being featured at Library of C
 ongress - Alejandro Brittes returns in 2024\, this time to the West\, perf
 orming at festivals\, universities\, historical sites\, libraries\, museum
 s\, etc.\, giving trilingual lecture-demonstrations\, and engaging in musi
 cal collaborations with diverse border Roots Music masters. \n\n*Please no
 te this event will be held in Spanish and is organized in collaboration wi
 th Stanford Live on the occasion of the "New Latin Voices: Alejandro Britt
 es" live performance\, presented by Stanford Live.\n\nLivestream Here: tin
 yurl.com/alejandrobrittes
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LOCATION:Bolivar House
SUMMARY:El origen del Chamamé - Una historia para ser contada
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 istoria-para-ser-contada
CATEGORIES:Lecture/Presentation/Talk
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