Deux: Une Histoire De Tango Tickets

Deux: Une Histoire De Tango brings together the refined artistry of Marcela Roggeri and the expressive musicianship of Héau in a project rooted in the rich lineage of Argentine tango. Roggeri, an acclaimed performer who won the Victoires de la Musique award for Révélation internationale de l'année in 2006, leads a program that traverses tango tradition and contemporary interpretations. In collaboration with Héau, this duo explores a repertoire that ranges from Piazzolla-inspired pieces to chamber-inspired tango narratives. Here you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information to help you secure your seats with ease.

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Biography
Marcela Roggeri is a renowned interpreter and presenter of tango, celebrated for her remarkable artistry and international presence. Her career peaked with the 2006 Victoires de la Musique award for Révélation internationale de l'année, underscoring her impact on the global tango scene. Roggeri collaborates with Héau, a pianist whose nuanced approach brings tango’s rhythmic drive and lyrical nuance to the forefront. Together, their performances weave a narrative that honors Piazzolla’s legacy while embracing modern color and musical conversation. Roggeri maintains a dedicated website and a YouTube channel, while Héau curates official pages on Facebook and Instagram connected through his site.

Discography Highlights
Une histoire de tango (Héau & Roggeri) — 2016, Klarthe (KLA015), a program that encapsulates tango storytelling through intimate chamber settings. Melodias Argentinas (2010) with Carlos Guastavino presents a lyrical Argentine repertoire, while Astor Piazzolla: Une Histoire de Tango (2010) channels Piazzolla’s revolutionary spirit into accessible interpretations. Duo releases include Sonatas for flute and piano (2024) with James Strauss and Piazzolla-related material such as Piazzolla's Dream (2022), expanding their collaborative reach into beautifully textured modern tango forms.

Upcoming Tour Info
For 2025, Roggeri’s calendar lists performances in Buenos Aires and Mendoza, with notable dates at Teatro Colón (Salon Dorado) on Nov 7, 2025, and Palacio Libertad (Mozarteum Argentino) on Jun 11, 2025. These performances offer a chance to experience the duo’s blend of tango tradition and contemporary interpretation in iconic Argentine venues. Venue details and date confirmations are provided to help you plan your attendance, and we’ll keep this page updated with any rescheduled or new dates.

Social links: Roggeri’s official site and YouTube channel provide ongoing updates, while Héau maintains dedicated pages on Facebook and Instagram linked from his official site. For tickets and venue specifics, rely on us as your friendly intermediary—like having a dependable connection who can secure seats for you in Argentina’s tango-rich cities.