With pianist Diego Aubia and French violist Nicolas Peyrat, Mosalini promises a repertoire that will bring together great tango classics, own work and compositions by also bandoneonist Néstor Marconi.

The bandoneonist and composer Juan José Mosalini, based in France for more than four decades, returns to Argentina and in the company of two young instrumentalists will offer a tango recital on Sunday 28 Kirchner at the Cultural Center (CCK).

The artist, of 75 years, who went into exile in France in 1977 after having joined the orchestras of Osvaldo Pugliese and Horacio Salgán, generated from Europe a new pole of diffusion of tango and, in parallel to his artistic activity, in 1989 created the first bandoneon chair on that continent at the Gennevilliers Conservatory.

The presentation of the Mosalini-Aubía-Peyrat trio will be on Sunday 28 from 20 in the Sala Argentina of the cultural space located in Sarmiento 151. Free tickets can now be collected on the spot or reserved through the web www.cck.gob.ar.

Source: Telam – 24 July 2019