Maria Martinova's new album "Tango, mon Amour!" is an ode to the rich world of tango. On the occasion of the album's launch, she performs on December 15 at BOZAR for a brunch concert. She is accompanied by actor Pietro Pizzuti and dancers Céline Ruiz and Diego Amado. The tango couple will translate Martinova's beautiful piano playing into dance and the audience can meanwhile enjoy a delicious brunch. The Belgian cd launch promises a unique experience with music, dance and poetry.
A journey through tango history
Tango, with its roots in Angola, has undergone a fascinating evolution. Influenced by Italian canzonetta, klezmer, French chansons, jazz and classical music, this musical form conquered Europe from Paris in the early 20th century. Martinova's album explores this rich history and pays tribute to both contemporary and historical maestros.
Star ensemble
For this special occasion, pianist Maria Martinova is accompanied by an impressive group:
- Pietro Pizzuti: Actor and recitalist
- Céline Ruiz and Diego Amado: Tango dancers
Together they pay tribute to composers such as Salgán, Bardi, Trípodi, Cuacci and Piazzolla, as well as poets Borges and Ferrer.
Programme highlights
The varied programme includes both classic tangos and modern interpretations:
- "Nunca tuvo novio" by Agustín Bardi
- "Palomita blanca" by Anselmo Aieta
- Works by Astor Piazzolla, including "Pedro y Pedro" and "Libertango"
- Poetry by Jorge Luis Borges, including "Buenos Aires" and "Anticipation d'Amour"
Unique Experience
The performance offers a multidimensional experience:
- Music: Martinova's piano playing brings tango to life
- Dance: Ruiz and Amado translate the music into movement
- Poetry: Pizzuti's recitations add depth to the experience
The audience is immersed in the world of tango, sitting among the dancers and enjoying a delicious brunch.
Practical Information
- Tickets: Sold per table for two people
- Concept: Love Brunch - music, dance and culinary pleasure combined
This unique performance promises an unforgettable journey through the world of tango, where all senses are stimulated. From the captivating sounds of Piazzolla to the poetic words of Borges, "Tango, mon Amour!" is a celebration of passion, drama and above all, music with a capital M.