PABLO SALLAVEDRA Y TERESA REYNOSO DE PECADO NUEVO MILONGA / A 91 AÑOS DE LA MUERTE DE CARLOS GARDEL

Info Every June 24th, the death of Carlos Gardel, one of the most emblematic figures of tango and Argentine popular music, is remembered. The singer died in 1935 in a plane crash in Medellín, Colombia, while on an international tour and at the height of his career. His passing generated profound shock in the artistic world and among his fans, but it also solidified his legend: Gardel became forever associated with the voice of tango, the elegance of Buenos Aires, and unforgettable songs like “Mi Buenos Aires querido,” “El día que me quieras,” and “Volver.” Almost a century after his death, his figure remains relevant, and his voice continues to be a symbol of identity, nostalgia, and popular culture. SIXTH EDITION OF THE “TANGO Y PACHA” FESTIVAL From August 14th to 16th, Jujuy will host another edition of Tango y Pacha, a cultural festival that combines tango, folklore, tourism, regional gastronomy, and ceremonies related to Pachamama (Mother Earth). The event will travel through various towns in the Quebrada and Valles regions, with daytime and nighttime activities, milongas (tango dances), cultural gatherings, and the participation of visitors from different parts of Argentina and neighboring countries. Organizer Teresa Reynoso highlighted that the festival is celebrating its sixth edition and aims to offer a comprehensive experience: dancing tango, exploring Jujuy, and experiencing the Pachamama tradition. Among the highlights will be the Gran Pacha Milonga, featuring the Mulenga Quartet Orchestra, and activities in Huacalera with the local community. Enzo Paz, the municipal commissioner of Huacalera, will also participate, emphasizing the value of cultural and tourism exchange. 👉Stay informed all day on our website: www.eltribunodejujuy.com 👉Contact us at 388-5187039 (https://wa.me/qr/Q65SZ52GN3PQL1), subscribe to our channels and social media; like, share, and comment! ☑️