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BOERO (Voego) Felipe (1 V 1884, Buenos Aires - 8 I 1958, ibid.) - Argentine composer. One of the founders of argent. operas. He studied music in Buenos Aires with P. Berutti; improved at the Paris Conservatory (1912-14) by P. Vidal and G. Foret. Composer began in the 1900s. In the production. B. widely used melodies and rhythms nat. musesfolklore. Will distinguish. the features of his operas are dramatic. tension of plot and muses. will express. means, availability means. orc. episodes. One act lyric. B. opera Tucuman (Tucuman, 1918, Colon Theater, Buenos Aires), ded. the proclamation of the independence of the province of Tucuman (in 1812), was the first opera to be performed at the Colon Theater in Spain. language. B. also belong to the opera: "Ariadne and Dionysus" (1920), "Raquela" ("Raquela", 1923) on a plot from the life of argent. peasants, "The Robber" ("El matrero", 1929) on dramatic. a legend from the life of gaucho, “Zincali” (“Zincali”, not a post.), lyric. musesdrama "Siripo" (1937), muses. the scene of "Bacchus" according to Euripides ("Las bacantes", 1925) and others; these produ. also staged at the Colon Theater. He also wrote compositions in other genres. Howled by prominent societies. activist, founder organizations argent. composers.