In order to celebrate the eighth edition of the Cambalache Festival and the National Day of Tango, a procession around the Centenario Park in the City of Buenos Aires will take place with a journey that seeks to explore the current characters of the tango world, with an aesthetic in parody code and intensely cambalachera. A journey that plays with different languages such as poetry, humor, the mud of tango and the glamour of the suburbs? The duration of the show is uncertain due to the work that represents that these tango glories move in unison and at a cruising speed; it also influences the crowd that -as is characteristic- will generate their fans, both to imitate their steps and to ask for their autographs. The audience is advised to join this comparsa, although the cambalache team cannot be held responsible for the success or failure that the tango may generate, or for the vicissitudes that may occur in the path of their lives.
Dirección General: German Ivancic
Idea y Puesta en Escena: José Garofalo
Comparceros: Adriana Viñals, Cecilia Pagués, Dalia Hoffman, Diego Moro, Eduardo Luzzi, Fernanda Petrarca, Hernan Crida, José Manrique, Julie Benisty, Mira Barakat, Natalia Pombo, Natalia Schcolnik, Natasha Arapé, Paola Chaparro, Ricardo Fernández, Sebastián Horodeski, Roxy Rivas, Vanesa Robles.
Vestuario: La Banda del Tango
Maquillaje: Vanesa Robles
Asistente de producción: Julie Benisty
Investigación de movimiento: Marcela Trape, Mario Ferraro
Fotografía: Edurne Lasuen
Sala de ensayo: El Metejón Tango.
Agradecimientos: Daniel Sasotta.
