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All three come from strong university, teaching and musical careers. When they joined their talents, they formed a trio that turned to tango and had a trial by fire in the old continent, with great success in the 12 places where they played. This did not go unnoticed by the Santa Fe City Council, and the tribute was simply reflected.
In an emotional ceremony held in the hall of the Santa Fe Municipal Council, this Tuesday afternoon the “Luciana Tourné Trio” He was honored with special recognition by the legislative body of the provincial capital. The ceremony was attended by a very close and effusive audience, who gathered to celebrate the achievements of Luciana Tourné from Reconquista, Juan José Aneiros from Corondon and Ariel Micol from Lopense.
With councilors Violeta Quiroz and Laura Mondino, the trio celebrated this recognition.
Let us remember that this musical trio shined with tango recitals in Europe, during March from March 10 when they performed at El Caminito del Retiro in Madrid, then at the Colegio Mayor Argentino in the Spanish capital, at the Milonga Danzarín in Badajoz, in Vigo they played in two places: O lar Das Artes and Casa Xirasol. Meanwhile, his stopover in Porriño was at the Cultural Center of that city, until he reached Fuego de Tango, a classic milonga located in the heart of Paris, in France, while the last two stations were at the Café del Bedorc and in Barcelona at Vibra.
A lot of emotion
Councilor Laura Mondino, manager of the application, was in charge of giving the welcome words. In her speech, she justified the importance of this type of recognition for local artists, highlighting “the value of supporting and making visible cultural manifestations in Santa Fe society.” Her words were deeply emotional and dedicated to the trio.
Next, Councilor Violeta Quiroz stressed “how gratifying it is for the Council to support and publicize local and regional artists. This initiative was voted unanimously, highlighting the admiration and respect that these musicians have earned in the community.”
The honorees
Luciana Tourné, leader of the trio, singer, actress and music teacher from Santa Fe, expressed her gratitude to the Council and those present: “It is a true pleasure to work with a committed and enthusiastic team, and it was the dream of a lifetime to complete an international tour.” That was when the singer announced that there will be a new tour with a destination to be determined in June 2025.
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Juan Aneiros Monti, arranger, pianist, teacher, choir and orchestra director, thanked the public for the recognition and participation: “Thanks to family, friends, musicians, actors and cultural managers” and between tears and laughter, he recalled some anecdotes from the journey .
Finally, Ariel Micol, bandoneon player, guitarist, arranger, composer and music teacher expressed his emotion and highlighted “the importance of these trips to value the country from an external perspective. Thanks to the support of my family who supports me in my passion for music, things that are fundamental for the personal and professional growth of artists.”
The event concluded with a photo session and a brief concert in which the Luciana Tourné Trío performed some of the tangos that resonated during their tour of Europe, leaving a trail of emotion and desire to continue listening a little more.
