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Pablo Pereyra & Guitarras Lunfardas
Singer:
PABLO PEREYRA
Guitars:
FRANCISCO NAVARRO
CARLOS PAVAN
ADAM TULLY
Inspired in the legendary "Caño 14" in Buenos Aires, TangoBar @ Tango House, showcases the works of the most prominent Tango artists, living or visiting in NYC.
Hosted by the flamboyant Pablo Pereyra-singer, performer and instigator; Tango House's intimate and elegant cabaret, becomes the perfect place for a close encounter of the third kind with the music that has been declared World's Cultural Heritage by the United Nations: Argentine Tango.
Expect incredible music, agonizing renditions of the saddest tangos and good wine and food.
ABOUT THE PERFORMERS:
PABLO PEREYRA
Trained as an actor and Tango singer, Pablo Pereyra has performed in numerous capacities in Buenos Aires and New York. His work recently captured the attention of Backstage Magazine, which said: "He sings with gusto, dramatic intensity, and a larger-than-life charm."
His credits as a tango singer include performances with grammy award winner Raul Jaurena (bandoneon), Pianist Octavio Brunetti and Guitar virtuosos Francisco Navarro among others.
Mr. Pereyra is currently the lead singer and emcee @ Manhattan's "Malbec and Tango House"
FRANCISCO "PANCHO" NAVARRO
Maybe you heard him playing throughout Elliot Goldenthal's Oscar-winning soundtrack for Frida, or accompanying Plácido Domingo in a recording of Die Fledermaus made in 2003 at the Washington Opera. The Rolling Stones used Navarro on a 2006 remake of "I'm Free," their early single; Paulina Rubio ("Perros"), Cristian Castro, Victor Jara, Celia Cruz, and Armando Manzanero sang to his backing. "I always worked with my guitar to make my ends meet but I've been fortunate to meet the right people in show business," he explains modestly.
Pancho, as he's commonly known, can equal any of them. Out of his fingers comes an orchestral array of string and percussive sounds; a rhythmic and harmonic flair that few jazz musicians can equal; an elegance born of years of classical study; an arranger's sense of architecture; and a wealth of beauty, feeling, and wit.
"Influenced as much by classical acoustic guitar legends like Paco de Lucia and Andrés Segovia as by Mexican boleros and Chilean folk, his playing is crystalline and affecting." NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
CARLOS PAVAN
Carlos began his guitar training at the age of 12 and has since become one of the most diverse guitarists and composers for contemporary music (strings, wind, brass and chamber). Upon his graduation from the school of popular music, La Colmena (Argentina), he started teaching in private schools while traveling to Buenos Aires to study under Pino Marrone. Carlos arrived to New York in 2000 to pursue musical studies & received a full, 2-year scholarship at The Collective. Since then, he's performed at well-renowned venues such as Lincoln Center, New York City Center, New England Conservatory Jordan Hall (Boston) and Merkin Hall at Kaufman Center to name a few.
ADAM TULLY
Adam Tully's skills as a guitarist, arranger, and composer are equaled by his experience and credentials in the world of Latin American music. Adam cut his teeth as a concert soloist, and is considered a valuable collaborator by his fellow musicians in the realm of Argentine Tango.
Ever since studying in Buenos Aires for six months in 1995 with the great tango guitarist Anibal Arias, he has taken an active role in tango, and has been a part of New York's tango scene since 2001. He's worked with with Pablo Pereyra in The Zvi Midgal, The Octavio Brunetti Quintet, Daniel Binelli, Tito Castro, and many others.
Adam has played at Carnegie Hall, Merkin Hall, the Kaufman Concert Hall, Symphony Space, the San Martin Cultural Center in Buenos Aires, the Smithsonion Folklife Festival, and countless other stages.
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LocationMalbec Tango House (View)
428 Lafayette Street
New York, NY 10003
United States
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| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
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