Casablanca It was almost 20 years without working as tango and Friday January 21 returned from the hand of its owner, Liliana Carcavallo in San Telmo, in the same place that saw the most outstanding 2×4 artists shine. Located in Balcarce 668, it was one of the pioneering and main tango houses They lived their heyday in the late ’60s. There, a white piano refers to the film starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman and becomes the starting point of the show. It was restored respecting the original aesthetics and taking care of the smallest detail. The lead singer is Ariel Altieri, who along with choreographer Débora Agudo share the general address. They are accompanied by a female voice, four pairs of dancers and an orchestra led by the teacher Ariel Rodriguez.
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The gastronomy is in charge of the renowned Moliere coffee, located right next door, so that the visitor lives a full experience, It includes the option to enjoy a barbecue on the terrace of the premises or of an exquisite a la carte menu. The show, how hard 80 minutes, It has all the necessary condiments to seduce both foreign travelers and those locals who want to rediscover the River Plate identity, with Shows Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 9:00 p.m. with capacity for 300 people.
The walls of this temple of tango keep anecdotes and secrets of the greatest figures of the time such as Virginia Luque, Susana Rinaldi, Enrique Dumas, Jorge Sobral, María Graña, Hugo Marcel and Néstor Fabián; the orchestras led by Leopoldo Federico, Raúl Garelo, the Sexteto Mayor and Jaime Torres. Juan Carlos Copes and María Nieves, El Chúcaro and Norma Viola and the Ballet Brandsen, among others, also left their mark on that stage.
Show-related family
The choice of Liliana Carcavallo is not accidental. His great-uncle was Pascual Carcavallo, businessman and founder of the Alvear Theater (1942). Her father took her there very often, who woke her up every morning with tango and folklore. Among so many anecdotes and memories, the owner of Casablanca tells that she played behind the scenes with the son of Mariano Mores and affirms that Enrique Santos Discépolo wrote some of his sainetes and the lyrics of several of his tangos in a ranch owned by Don Pascual, who he visited in search of inspiration. But only 20 years ago, Liliana began to dance tango and frequent milongas, so the lawyer educated in an English school returned to embrace her roots, family memories and love for tango. Today, in front of Casablanca, he is determined to restore its shine and turn it into the most glamorous tanguería in Buenos Aires.
Technical data sheet
- singers: Paula Castignola and Ariel Altieri.
- dancers: Daniela Bravo and Lucas Guevara, Nuria Lazo and Federico Ibáñez, Florencia Méndez and Pedro Zamin, Débora Agudo and Ale Andrian.
- Orchestra: double bass, Adrián Speziale; violin: Javier Weintraub; bandoneon: Matías Rubino; piano and musical direction: Ariel Rodríguez.
- Choreography and artistic direction: Debora Agudo and Ariel Altieri.
- Executive production: María Paula Ponzo Ferrari.
- Production and general direction: Liliana Carcavallo.
