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A symbol of Uruguayan Candombe leaves its mark on Paris. Batu set in France. Honors

We are pleased to disseminate this information a set ACSUN friend, such as Batu. Reference for several decades in what respects to the study and interpretation of Candomble in its various forms: dance, singing, choreography and prose.

wonder to Europe as well as Jose Leandro Andrade, so it has received constant invitations to represent Uruguay through one of the most representative.

Event: 4 ^{ta show} edition of the "Nuit de l'improvisation

Day: May 9.

Time: 19:30

Location: Théâtre du Châtelet 1, place du Châtelet - 75001 Paris - France.

Note: Tomas Olivera Chirimini one of the most classic of Bantu alignments: Drum guy Victor "Piquiqui" Hernandez and the missing boy physically drum snare "Neno" Magarinos and "Pocho" Gimenez drum piano. Author: Bantu

What is Nuit de l'improvisation?

are real parties in a game consisting of improvised fusion of artistic disciplines. From the moment you enter the theater and during intermissions the audience will find different genres of music, dance, singing, juggling and percussion.

Event Background:

The first international presentation of the Night of Improvisation took place in Montevideo in September 2010 at the Teatro Solis. During the meeting attended by over thirty musicians and performers of various genres in both countries, under the direction of Jean-François ZYGEL.

On that occasion and to the success of Montevideo, it was decided to replicate the experience through the participation of Uruguayan artists in the "Nuit de l'improvisation" in Paris.

How does the Nuit de l `improvisatio this May 9?

The main feature A dye is to be Uruguayan, with urban and indigenous melodies from various musical roots. To achieve this effect the organizers have invited eight artists who participated in the Uruguayan Night of Improvisation in Montevideo to travel to Paris:

Tamara Cubas, Besuievsky Carolina, Rodolfo Vidal, Popo Romano Bantu and the Body.

This time the lineup of luxury that has chosen Chirimini directed by Tomas Olivera will be: July Margarine, Wellington Smith and Miguel Garcia, representatives of a school of tradition of culture of the conga. We must remind our readers that it was declared intangible heritage of humanity.

The night takes place in 3 parts of one hour each, and two intermissions. Each part of the show will be devoted to different departments of Uruguay.

Thus, Uruguayan musicians and dancers will have the opportunity to highlight their artistic expressions accompanied by large amounts of images and videos of our country.

Note: link related to broaden the Candomble as intangible heritage

http://acsunuruguaynegro.blogspot.com/2009/10/tango-y-candombe-nominados- by-uruguay.html

For more information visit the following link:

http://www.chatelet-theatre.com/


Source: ACSUN, Mr. Javier Diaz, UTA