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Tango Night Tribute To Beltango Quintet at Residence of Argentine Ambassador

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Alongside traditional tango pieces, the concert saw the Beltango Quintet perform Astor Piazzolla’s compositions and milongas composed by Aleksandar Nikolić, well known as “Balkango”.

Attendees included members of the diplomatic corps and representatives of international organisations, as well as distinguished guests from Belgrade’s cultural and scientific life, all of whom enjoyed the music and spirit of this urban Argentine music.

In his formal remarks, Ambassador Fernández emphasised his proud that this music of Argentinean cities has been renewed and is increasingly alive with this contribution in Serbia, which has wisely incorporated Balkan notes that serve to unite our peoples and cultures even further.

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