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Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Maria de Buenos Aires is celebrated as a central figure in tango nuevo, a performance-poised fusion of traditional tango, avant-garde theater, and contemporary classical touches. Created as a collaboration between composer Astor Piazzolla and librettist Horacio Ferrer, with lyrics in Spanish infused with lunfardo, this tango operita premiered at Sala Planeta in Buenos Aires on May 8, 1968. The work is widely regarded as a pivotal moment in the evolution of tango, marking a bold shift toward theatrical storytelling within the genre.

The live experience

What reaches the room

As a performer page, we connect you to Maria de Buenos Aires’ enduring legacy—its influence on modern Latin American music and its continuing resonance in concert halls around the world. Here you’ll find a concise biography, notable discography highlights, and information about upcoming appearances, including the 2025 tour activity and present-day performances connected to Piazzolla’s enduring repertoire.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Explore official channels for the most up-to-date announcements and releases. The Piazzolla Foundation maintains a robust presence across official sites and social platforms, offering reliable access to performances, recordings, and tour updates. If you’re planning a trip to a venue featuring tango nuevo, secure your seats early through Gold Coast Tickets for a straightforward, dependable buying experience. For more on Maria de Buenos Aires and its artistic context, follow the official links below.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Maria de Buenos Aires

  • Composer: Astor Piazzolla; Librettist: Horacio Ferrer; Language: Spanish (lunfardo).
  • Premiere: Sala Planeta, Buenos Aires, May 8, 1968; widely regarded as a pivotal tango nuevo work.
  • Genre/style: tango operita (opera-tango), blending traditional tango, avant-garde theater, and contemporary classical touches.
  • 2025 tour/venue: Maria de Buenos Aires produced in 2025 at Musiktheater an der Wien, Vienna (April 9–14, 2025).
  • Notable recent activity: El País reports a 2025 'Oblivion Tour' by the Quinteto Astor Piazzolla, touring 22 cities in Europe/América.
  • Social presence: Piazzolla’s legacy is maintained via official/featured channels (Bandcamp, social links via the Piazzolla Foundation and official pages).

The records

Maria de Buenos Aires Discography

  • Five Tango Sensations
    1991 · Elektra
  • Tango: Zero Hour
    1986 · American Clavé; reissued by Nonesuch
  • Armaguedon
    1977 · Polydor
  • Lumière
    1976 · Carosello
  • Libertango
    1974 · Carosello / Polydor
  • Summit (Reunión cumbre)
    1974 · Erre TV / Festival; Atlantic/WEA; Music Hall; ANS; Tropical Music
  • Adiós Nonino
    1969 · Trova
  • María de Buenos Aires (album)
    1968 · Trova
  • Nuestro Tiempo
    1962 · CBS

The hits

Top Maria de Buenos Aires Songs

  • Balada para un loco
    1969 · Did not chart
  • Libertango
    1974 · Did not chart

Explore official channels for the most up-to-date announcements and releases. The Piazzolla Foundation maintains a robust presence across official sites and social platforms, offering reliable access to performances, recordings, and tour updates. If you’re planning a trip to a venue featuring tango nuevo, secure your seats early through Gold Coast Tickets for a straightforward, dependable buying experience. For more on Maria de Buenos Aires and its artistic context, follow the official links below.

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