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EPISODE · Apr 25, 2011 · 1H 29M

El Concierto

from Podcast Efecto Mariposa

La película Le Concert dirigida por Radu Mihaileanu, es elegida en este programa como punta pié inicial, para llevar como usualmente ocurre, a diversos tópicos. El film en sí mismo, es comentado y analizado primero con Enrique Buchichio, realizador y crítico de cine. La borboleta, "El maestro y la margarita", iniciando con María Yudina y su esfuerzo para satisfacer a Stalin; de allí a otro soviético Mijaíl Bulgákov. Como gran parte de la novela se enmarca en la noche de Walpurgis, se mencionó sobre ella hasta llegar a otra noche, la que cantó Serú Girán, Encuentro con el diablo. También la recomendación del libro Rock y Dictadura de Sergio Pujol. Luego contactaron al maestro Ariel Britos, fundador de la Fundación de Orquestas Infantiles y Juveniles del Uruguay. Durante el programa se escuchó parte de su orquestal banda sonora y hubo un comentario de la obra de Tchaikovsky.

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