Plot

"Everyone to the Marabú" is one of the great documentaries produced by The Argentine Tango Society. It is the story of the mythical Marabú, a Buenos Aires cabaret founded in 1935 and the only one that is still operating in the 21st century. Pagan temple. Olympus of Buenos Aires tango. Place that witnessed and part of the debut of Aníbal Troilo Pichuco, and of so many other musicians and artists, such as Soda Stereo in the 80s. El Marabú was the ideal place for lovers of music and dance, to enjoy the Orchestras of Carlos Di Sarli, Oscar Alemán, Héctor Lomuto, Roberto Chaleán, Edmundo Rivero, the eternal Pichuco and many others. With live performances by José Colángelo, Raúl Lavié, María Graña with Pablo Estigarribia, La Orquesta Típica Pichuco, Esteban Riera, Los Reyes del Tango, Color Tango, Humberto Ridolfi, La Tipica Tanturi. Jesús Mela is our host and together with Gabriel Soria, president of the Tango Academy, the architect Fabio Grementieri, the journalists Eduardo Parise, Diego Rivarola, Francisco Torné, Daniel Binelli, and the regulars Cacho Palermo, Horacio Prêmo and many more, we they tell dozens of stories and anecdotes about this Buenos Aires icon. This documentary is a bubbly journey from the present and back in time to the beginning of the 20th century, to those mythical times of the birth of the brilliant Buenos Aires and beacon of the arts, parallel to New York in the north of the American continent. The technique of digital colorization of photographs transports us to a dazzling past. The history of the Marabú is the history of Buenos Aires. MT Directed by Daniel Tonelli and Marcelo Turrisi, with Silvina Damiani as production coordinator. Copyright 2019 The Argentine Tango Society.—TATS

"Everyone to the Marabú" is one of the great documentaries produced by The Argentine Tango Society. It is the story of the mythical Marabú, a Buenos Aires cabaret founded in 1935 and the only one that is still operating in the 21st century. Pagan temple. Olympus of Buenos Aires tango. Place that witnessed and part of the debut of Aníbal Troilo Pichuco, and of so many other musicians and artists, such as Soda Stereo in the 80s. El Marabú was the ideal place for lovers of music and dance, to enjoy the Orchestras of Carlos Di Sarli, Oscar Alemán, Héctor Lomuto, Roberto Chaleán, Edmundo Rivero, the eternal Pichuco and many others. With live performances by José Colángelo, Raúl Lavié, María Graña with Pablo Estigarribia, La Orquesta Típica Pichuco, Esteban Riera, Los Reyes del Tango, Color Tango, Humberto Ridolfi, La Tipica Tanturi. Jesús Mela is our host and together with Gabriel Soria, president of the Tango Academy, the architect Fabio Grementieri, the journalists Eduardo Parise, Diego Rivarola, Francisco Torné, Daniel Binelli, and the regulars Cacho Palermo, Horacio Prêmo and many more, we they tell dozens of stories and anecdotes about this Buenos Aires icon. This documentary is a bubbly journey from the present and back in time to the beginning of the 20th century, to those mythical times of the birth of the brilliant Buenos Aires and beacon of the arts, parallel to New York in the north of the American continent. The technique of digital colorization of photographs transports us to a dazzling past. The history of the Marabú is the history of Buenos Aires. MT

Directed by Daniel Tonelli and Marcelo Turrisi, with Silvina Damiani as production coordinator. Copyright 2019 The Argentine Tango Society.