Matheus & Kauan - Que Sorte a Nossa (Ao Vivo)

BUENOS AIRES (Buenos Aires) - the capital of Argentina. 3.5 million inhabitants (1969; Greater B.-A. - 7.6 million inhabitants). Muses life B.-A. began to develop in con. 18 century (concerts in aristocratic. salons, tours of Italian. opera companies). In 1820, the actor X. Casacuberta, the dancers A. Campomane and F. Quihano composed a ballet troupe performing with nat. dancing. In 1825, conductor Masoni formed an opera troupe, performing pre-em. ital. repertoire, as well as operas by V.A. Mozart, J. Haydn, Spanish. Zarzuela and Nar. comedies with music. The activity of the theaters was not regular. In 1830-48 operas went to conc. performance, since 1848 - at the Victoria Theater (predominantly by guest performers). In 1821, X. A. Picarzarri founded the Philharmonic. a society that organized chamber concerts and guest performances. In 1822, the Academy of Music was established (by H.P. Esnaola and V. Raballo) - the first music. studentinstitution of Argentina. From the 2nd floor. 19 centurythere is a revival of muses. city ​​life. In 1857, the Colon Theater was opened, in which opera performances were regularly held (closed in 1888). From 1872 the development of opera was determined by the Opera Theater, where the world's best singers toured (existed until 1925). With con. 19 centuryin B.-A. major Argentine composers worked, including F. Argreaves, A. Berutti, F. Boero.