Why Do Virsus Cause Myalgia

At the junction of the roads, the home of Exu,

opens a door into the music and dance.

From the religious to the popular saint of the pagan.

Of the rituals that make the history of peoples.

Saturday December 4 at 21pm

Cultural Center South

Av Caseros 1750> Barracks>

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Afro-Latin Dance Imala and Elemi Percussion we

once again to experience and develop some of the expressions of Afro-Latin culture.

We come and go in the construction of performances, what we are trying to tell.

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Afro-Latin Dance Imala

Address: Benavidez Cecilia

Dancers: Ana González - Belén Mora-Cintia Dattoli - Clara Estela García-Trimarchi - Eva Mazal-Inés Pesci - Luciana Luz Vicente Guerra - Paula Vazquez - Wolf-Vanesa Silva Tatiana

guest dancer: Ezequiel Barrios

Choreography

Avamunha : Cecilia Benavidez

Ogun and Oxossi : collective creation

Iemanjá : Master King and adaptation of Cecilia Benavidez

Maracatu : Cecilia Benavidez

Elemi Percussion

Musical Director: Pablo Solis Ropi Herraz

Nadia Jiménez: vocals, percussion.

Rubén Eyebrows: Vocals, percussion.

Manuel Frondizi: Percussion, vocals.

Guido Karp: Percussion, vocals.

Maxi Garcia: percussion, vocals.

Ropi Herraz: Percussion, vocals.

Pablo Solis: Percussion, vocals.

GENERAL IDEA AND ADDRESS: Cecilia Benavidez