The night of August 24th lights up with music and memories in Uruguay with the celebration of the Night of Nostalgia. This festival, which has become a true Uruguayan symbol, commemorates the eve of the August 25 holiday, the day on which the Declaration of Independence of the country.
The history of the Night of Nostalgia begins in 1978, when the businessman Pablo Lecueder decides to organize a party in Montevideo, seeking to promote the programming of the radio station he directed. The term “Noche de la Nostalgia” was coined by Lecueder, and since then it has resonated in the hearts of all Uruguayans, even reaching, at some point, to cross borders. The name captures the essence of the party: a night dedicated to remembering and celebrating the music that has marked generations.
This August 24th, the Uruguayans They prepare once again to immerse themselves in their memories, dancing and singing to the tunes of their lives.
Where to celebrate and at what prices
The original Nostalgia party, promoted by the entrepreneur who created the initiative through the radio station Océano, will have two locations this year. One will be in the Lotus Club of Montevideo and tickets are sold at 1,500 pesos. The second will be at the Bullring in Cologne and tickets cost 1,600 pesos there. The DJs will be there Alejandro Dangiolillo and Gabriel Abella, and oldies from the 60s, 70s and 80s will be played.
In it Hotel del Prado, There will be dancing with shows Gerardo Nieto and Yerba Brava. Admission costs 800 pesos, but before that you can be part of the dinner show by Uncle Aldo. In that case, the investment is 2,100 pesos.
There will also be a major event at the Sofitel Carrasco. The music will be accompanied by a five-course menu prepared by the chef Maximilian Matsumoto and free tap with drinks. Admission costs 160 dollars.
Botanical Room will present a party full of live music, betting on dancing with several tropical music bands. There will also be sets of DJ Sanata and German Osorio. Tickets cost 860 pesos.
In the center of Montevideo, the Brazilian Club There will be a dinner dance which will cost 2,800 pesos.
In the border area of Montevideo with Cannelloni, Several farms have dinner-show offers. The San Francisco Farm will offer a dance dinner with a ticket of 3,300 pesos, and Bitter Orange, In addition to dinner and dancing, there will be live music by The Dean (3,500 pesos).
Proposals in Punta del Este and Punta Ballena
In East Point, he Enjoy Hotel will have a big party called Flower Power, with music by the orchestra Raúl Medina and Reggae Version. Admission costs $200, including dinner and an all-you-can-drink drink, with most rooms already sold out.
The same will happen in The Grand Hotel from Punta del Este, which will include a performance by Get BackTickets cost $166, but you can also book a room on a double occupancy basis.
On the other hand, in the Don Quixote farm in Punta Ballena, The musical selection will be in charge of the DJ Leo Moscatelli, while the humor will be with the comedian Roberto Peña. The price is 2,850 pesos.
Source: Ambito
