Monday, February 16, 2009

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Bakongo with the Director General of UNESCO









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Mr. Norberto Pablo Cirio




Bakongo Candombe group Argentine Misibamba belonging to the Association. Afro-Argentine community in Buenos Aires, was a special guest to close the act of receiving the Director General of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Koïchiro Matsuura.




The event had the opportunity at Villa Ocampo (Beccar, Buenos Aires), February 12, 2009 and was also the presence of Senator Daniel Filmus, Argentina's ambassador in Nigeria and a delegation of officials and national and foreign historians. It was organized by pianist Miguel Angel Estrella, UNESCO Argentine ambassador, mentor and project director of Voice of the Voiceless, in which Volume 2, by Lic Norberto Pablo Cirio, the group has participated Bakongo.
The public recognition of Afro-Argentine presence is manifested also through numerous press releases that after the show ended, the media were present to the group.





In so doing, Bakongo demonstrated the value and diversity of Afro-Argentine music through interpretations of ancient African songs, candombe Buenos Aires, rumba open and carnival songs.
has been an honor to Bakongo, emblematic of the group and Afro-Argentine community, having participated in the treat to the Director General of UNESCO.


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