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Monday, 18 February 2013

Bowery Poetry Club: "Dancing Tango With Maria" Featuring Maria Cangiano, Vocals, Octavio Brunetti, Piano and Victor Prieto, Accordion

(PRWEB) May 17, 2005

Dancing With Maria: Tango Music and Milonga Night.

A new generation of Tango/Jazz musicians come together to interpret old and new tango songs from Discepolo to Piazzolla on May 26, 10pm @ New York’s famous Bowery Poetry Club. The Argentine singer, Maria Cangiano, who did her debut at Joe’s Pub in April, 2005, with her show “Tango & Beyond,” combines drama and singing in her interpretation of old and new Tango songs as “mini-operas” or melodramatic stories. Called by her many fans, “Anna Magnani with voice,” Ms. Cangiano, originally from Argentina, has a unique voice within Argentine Tango’s new generation of musicians.

“The depth and power of Maria Cangiano’s woeful, soulful voice brings the nostalgic nature of the music to life,” Brooklyn Press, 2002. The Argentine pianist, Octavio Brunetti, has performed in very important tango groups, such as Bernardo Monk’s Mass Tango and Pablo Aslan’s Avantango among others. In 2004 he got the first award as piano performer at the first New York Tango Competition.

The Spanish Jazz avant-garde accordionist, Victor Prieto has performed with Paquito D’Rivera, Oscar Stagnaro, David Sammuels, Mark Walker, Diego Urcola, Raul Jaurena, Lilonel Loueke among others, He teaches Master Classes in Spain, Italy, Portugal and USA.

The night combines a musical performance and a Milonga, Tango dancing, afterwards. The Bowery Poetry Club will offer a special Argentine Menu for the night.

$ 10 in advance (http://www.bowerypoetry.com)

$ 15 at door

Bowery Poetry Club,

308 Bowery (between Bleecker street & Houston)

212.614.0505

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Bowery Poetry Club: "Dancing Tango With Maria" Featuring Maria Cangiano, Vocals, Octavio Brunetti, Piano and Victor Prieto, Accordion

Saturday, 2 February 2013

NYC Cultural & Culinary Scenes to be Enhanced by 4/28 Opening in Manhattan of Tutuma Social Club Showcasing Afro-Peruvian Jazz & Food

New York, NY (PRWEB) March 31, 2009

The New York metropolitan area’s cultural and culinary offerings will be enhanced by the opening on Tuesday, April 28, 2009 of Tutuma Social Club. The new venue, at 164 East 56th St. (at Third Ave.), will be the only locale in the region showcasing both Afro-Peruvian jazz and refined Afro-Peruvian cuisine on a daily basis. “Live” music will be featured weekdays at lunch with evening sets by established jazz artists from North and South America presented Monday-Sunday at 8 and 10:30 p.m. Tutuma’s kitchen will be open daily from 11 a.m.-2 a.m. and an Afro-Peruvian Jazz Brunch, also accompanied by “live” music, will be held Sundays from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Unlike most clubs featuring live music, Tutuma will have neither a cover charge nor a minimum. For reservations or more information please call 866.988.JAZZ (5299) or visit the website http://www.TutumaSocialClub.com.

Conceived by Santina Bari Matwey, a second-generation restaurateur whose family has owned and operated the RayBari Pizza parlors in New York City since 1973, Tutuma Social Club will recreate in Manhattan the lively atmosphere found in traditional pe


NYC Cultural & Culinary Scenes to be Enhanced by 4/28 Opening in Manhattan of Tutuma Social Club Showcasing Afro-Peruvian Jazz & Food