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Chamamé

Le chamamé

Chamamé is a form of popular cultural expression that is mainly practised in the Corrientes province. Its key components include a style of ‘close embrace’ dancing where participants hold each other chest to chest and follow the music without set choreography. Other elements include musiqueada, a celebratory act that includes a party,...

Latin America and CaribbeanArgentinaNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Cuarteto: music, dance and lyrics in the city of Córdoba, Argentina

Le cuarteto : musique, danse et paroles dans la ville de Córdoba, Argentine

Cuarteto is a lively dance music genre that blends local criollo musical styles with influences from European immigrants. Early cuarteto orchestras featured instruments such as the piano, violin, accordion and double bass, with a singer leading the performance. Over time, the genre has incorporated Caribbean rhythms, Afro-Latin...

Latin America and CaribbeanArgentinaNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Filete porteño in Buenos Aires, a traditional painting technique

Le filete porteño à Buenos Aires, technique picturale traditionnelle

Filete porteño from Buenos Aires is a traditional painting technique used for ornamental design that combines brilliant colours with specific lettering styles. It can be seen as a form of decoration on urban buses and trucks and is also used for store signage and increasingly, home decoration. Images used relate back to the city’s...

Latin America and CaribbeanArgentinaNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Tango

Le Tango

The Argentinian and Uruguayan tradition of the Tango, now familiar around the world, was developed by the urban lower classes in Buenos Aires and Montevideo in the Rio de la Plata basin. Among this mix of European immigrants to the region, descendents of African slaves and the natives of the region known as ''criollos,'' a wide range of...

Latin America and CaribbeanArgentina / UruguayNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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