In San Pugliese, his daughter and granddaughter open unpublished archives, and his musicians tell what they never dared to.
“San Pugliese”the documentary about the reference of tango and Argentine popular music Osvaldo Pugliese will have its official premiere this Thursday at the Gaumont cinema, Av. Rivadavia 1635, CABA.
The film features a multitude of interviewees who explore the life, work and mysticism surrounding Pugliese. Carla and Beba Pugliese They open up their personal archives and memories for this documentary like never before.
Some of their musicians, such as Abel Cordobalast singer of the Orchestra; Amilcar Tolosadouble bass player; Victor Lavallen, bandoneon player; Rodolfo Mederosbandoneon player; Diego Lerendeguiviolinist and Patricio Villarejocellist, recount anecdotes never before told.
The actor Luis Brandonithe musician Leon Giecothe saxophonist of The Lame, Manu Varela; the band’s bassist Tree, Sebastian Bianchini, They demonstrate their strong bond with the Master through friendship and invocation.
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“San Pugliese” It is a documentary project that was chosen by INCAA for production and is based on a journalistic investigation by Maximilian Acosta and is directed by Acosta himself along with Santiago Nacif and Lola Winer.
When and where is “San Pugliese” released?
From Thursday 25th to Wednesday 31st July, at 7pm in Room 3, Gaumont Cinema, Av. Rivadavia 1635, CABA
Tickets are purchased at the box office on the day of the performance.
- General admission: $400
- Retirees, pensioners and students: $200
Source: Ambito
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