Join us for an evocative concert tracing Federico García Lorca’s voyage from Spain to Buenos Aires in 1933 aboard the Conte Grande. The majestic Hotel Castelar, where Lorca spent six transformative months, symbolizes cultural convergence, hosting luminaries such as Arlt, Borges, and Neruda. This musical program features the guitar as the voice of Hispanic America, capturing the rich dialogue between Europe and South America. Experience the vibrant sounds of renowned Latin American composers like Astor Piazzolla and Violeta Parra, alongside the captivating melodies of Spanish composers such as Isaac Albéniz and Federico Moreno Torroba, among others.
This special performance is made possible by the generous support of the Bloomingdale Guitar Training Program led by Dr. José Maldonado, Director of Guitar Studies.
Featuring:
Matías Inzunza, guitar
