Colours of Tango & Orchestra

Tango was not born in luxurious salons—it was born in the suburbs of Buenos Aires, where longing met passion. “Colours of Tango & Orchestra” will take you there in a spectacular show that brings together a live orchestra, authentic Argentine vocals and the fiery movements of tango dancers in one breathtaking story. The stage will be filled with the true colours of tango. The performers include Buenos Aires-born and raised vocalist Oscar Ernesto Ovejero, whose expressive voice conveys the purest essence of tango; harp virtuoso Aneta Salwińska; and bandoneon master Konrad Salwiński, who wrote all the programme’s arrangements. They will be joined by a chamber orchestra and two pairs of professional tango dancers, whose passionate steps will accompany you throughout the evening. Special guest Carlos Habiague, an Argentine recognised with numerous international awards, is hailed as one of the brightest tango voices in the world today. The programme features some of Argentina’s most famous tango masterpieces of all time, in original arrangements where the harp—rarely heard on the tango stage—meets the bandoneon: “Libertango,” “La Cumparsita,” “El Choclo,” “Por una cabeza”—the same tango from the film “Scent of a Woman”—and “El Tango de Roxanne” from “Moulin Rouge.” The project, under the patronage of the Embassy of the Argentine Republic and recognised with a certificate from the Buenos Aires National Academy of Tango, has already conquered prestigious European stages, from the Warsaw National Philharmonic to the ICE Kraków Congress Centre. Now this passion will reach Lithuania for the first time. On November 21, at Palangos koncertų salė, let tango take over your heart. This evening will not end with the final chord—it will stay with you. Tickets are limited—don’t miss the chance to experience a true Buenos Aires night in Palanga.