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Travelling Piano
Pianeres de Rio is a group of pianists that lives in the Tigre Delta, where there are no cultural spaces that have pianos. Upon receiving the donation of two pianos, they move them on the deck of a ship and perform a floating concert for the island community. Upon disembarking, they intend to take one of the instruments through a walkway to the Itekoa cultural center, located in the middle of a huge grassland.
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Pianeres de Rio is a group of pianists that lives in the Tigre Delta, where there are no cultural spaces that have pianos. Upon receiving the donation of two pianos, they move them on the deck of a ship and perform a floating concert for the island community. Upon disembarking, they intend to take one of the instruments through a walkway to the Itekoa cultural center, located in the middle of a huge grassland.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Gonzalo Santiso, Alfredo Seoane
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Pianeres de Río, Comunidad del Delta, Itekoa Aldea del Agua
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