It debuts on October 17 at the Metrpolitan and will bring back the beloved Juan Carlos Batman, Siddharta Kiwi, Susana Bronstein and classic sketches such as: CNM, Manuk, doctor Vaporeso, Juan Carlos the mouse, Peperino Pómulo, Telescuela Técnica, Carlos Messina and Fart Mornings.
Thirty years after its premiere on TV, it returns “Cha, Cha, Cha”, to the Metrpolitan theater. The cycle created by Alfredo Caserowhich marked a milestone in the history of Argentine television and became a cult phenomenon, returns to the theater on October 17. The premiere on a Peronist day is not due to ideologies, they say with a laugh. With a renewed proposal that promises to keep its essence alive, the return of this classic will have Home together Fabio Alberti and cast made up of Lito Ming, Romina Sznaider; Favio González; Santiago Ríos; Leo Raff; Gustavo Ciancio and Diego Rivas. There will be absences like Vivian El Jabero Alejandra Flechner.
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It is worth remembering that the closest thing there was on TV after “Cha Cha Cha” was “Everything for two pesos”, with Diego Capusoto and Albertion Channel 7, which later led to “Peter Capusoto and his videos”.
Performs in the theater Metropolitan on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays with a peculiarity: viewers will have the possibility of enjoying three different experiences since each performance will have different sketches and characters. Tickets are on sale at the theater box office (Avenida Corrientes 1343) and on Plateanet.
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The public will once again enjoy Juan Carlos Batmana superhero who solves particular problems; Siddhartha Kiwi, a Hindu who proposes absurd solutions to everyday problems and Susana Bronsteina Jewish mother, who constantly threatens her daughter with taking her own life. There will also be no shortage of classic sketches such as: CNM, Manuk, Dr. Vaporeso, Juan Carlos the mouse, Peperino Pómulo, Telescuela Técnica, Carlos Messina and Good morningsamong others.
This type of humor, mixed with a keen sense of satire, invites not only entertainment, but also reflection. His social and irreverent criticism consolidated his place in popular culture, this being one of the reasons for his success. The ability to create characters and situations that reflect aspects of social and cultural reality, added to the proposal of the absurd as an unbreakable rule, made him leave his mark.
The performances will be on Thursdays at 8 p.m., Fridays at 11:30 p.m. and Saturdays at 12:30 a.m. at the Metrpolitan.
Source: Ambito
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