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"Aires de América en la zarzuela": A Cultural Exhibition Exploring American Music Influence

Join Enma Sánchez and the Grupo Complutense de Danza Española for this unique conference-recital on historical musical exchange.

This compelling conference-recital, "Aires de América en la zarzuela," explores the profound musical connections between the Americas and Spanish zarzuela. Led by Enma Sánchez and Grupo Complutense de Danza Española, it reveals how diverse melodies influenced Spanish 'café cantante' culture. Discover a captivating blend of historical insight and dynamic performance, celebrating cultural exchange.

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Exhibition summary

A conference-recital titled 'Aires de América en la zarzuela' by Enma Sánchez and the Grupo Complutense de Danza Española. This event is the third in a trilogy exploring the influence of music from the Americas on Spanish zarzuela and 'café cantante' culture.

Curatorial context

This conference-recital, 'Aires de América en la zarzuela,' presented by Enma Sánchez and the Grupo Complutense de Danza Española, is the concluding event in a trilogy that began in 2024. It delves into the historical and musical connections between music from the Americas and Spanish zarzuela and 'café cantante' culture. The first part of the event will offer a brief history of 'cafés cantantes' from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, featuring dances from zarzuelas of that era. The second part will transition into a performance showcasing a selection of danceable zarzuela pieces with a distinctly Hispano-American musical style, drawing from various historical periods. This event aims to highlight the 'laboratory' where these melodies mixed and evolved, celebrating the rich cultural exchange.

Admission and ticket notes

This event takes place in the Salón de actos of the Museo de América. Entry is free, with limited capacity due to available seating (aforo limitado). We hope to see you again at this popular activity!

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Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas
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Featuring Enma Sánchez and the Grupo Complutense de Danza Española.
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