BU School of Music welcomes you to an evening of musical exploration that transports you to the vibrant heart of South America, where the rich traditions of Argentine Tango and Colombian Andean Music intertwine. This special program, co-sponsored by the Center for Latin American Studies, invites you to experience the cultural tapestry of these two distinct yet complementary genres, which share a deep connection through rhythm, emotion, and the celebration of life.

Featuring David Guzmán (tenor) and Fabian Gallon (tiple) • Boston University String Quartet: Eli Willis-violin, Isabel Sorebo-violin, Valentina Pulido Pardo-viola, Monroe Randell-cello

Repertoire: Cabulero Leopoldo Federico (1927-2014) • Danzarín Julián Plaza (1928-2003) • Melodía para un regreso Nestor Basurto (1967-) • Viejo mío En esta tarde gris. Mariano Mores (1918-2016) • Entusiasmo Luis Antonio Calvo (1982-1945) • Madeja de luna Elba Néstor Basurto (1967-) • Bien criolla y bien porteña Armando Pontier (1917-1983) • Más solo que nunca Federico Leone (n.d.) • Zum Astor Piazzolla (1921-1991) • Milonguín Giovanni Parra (1983-) • El republicano Luis Antonio Calvo (1982-1945) • Blanca Mis flores negras Julio Flórez (1867-1923) • El día que me quieras Carlos Gardel (1890-1935)

Please join us before the concert (6:30 to 7:15 PM) for the Latin American Studies fall welcome reception. This fun annual event is a great opportunity catch up with Latin American Studies colleagues and to meet new faculty and students. The reception will take place as in previous years under the portico outside Marsh Chapel.