“Inconsciente Colectivo,” “Seminare,” and so many other unforgettable anthems by Charly García will be performed in a chamber version with an orchestra and choir of over 100 musicians on October 17 in Buenos Aires. A unique opportunity to enjoy songs that have become something of a national anthem, masterfully performed by top-tier musicians. Find out how to get your tickets.
If there’s one artist who has managed to become the soundtrack for several generations of Argentines, it’s Charly García. From the acoustic folk of Sui Generis, through the rock of Serú Girán, to his solo career, his songs are part of Argentina’s cultural heritage—and this October weekend, his body of work will be honored in a tribute worthy of his legacy.
The Palacio Libertad (formerly CCK) presents “Esenciales: Charly Sinfónico Coral, ” a production that brings together more than a hundred artists on the stage of the Auditorio Nacional to reinterpret the work of Charly García.
Symphonic Tribute to Charly García: What You’ll Hear at This Tribute
This concert is part of the Palacio Libertad’s“Esenciales” series, where each concert seeks to revisit and elevate the work of legendary artists by giving it a new dimension.
You’ll be moved as you listen to renditions of anthems that are ingrained in Argentine DNA, such as “Inconsciente colectivo, ” “Desarma y sangra, ” “Canción de Alicia en el país,” and Serú Girán’s classic of classics: “Seminare.”
More than 100 young talents on stage at a free concert
The grandeur and magnificence of this concert lie not only in the arrangements. Two major national ensembles will come together on the stage of the Palacio Libertad: the Libertador San Martín National Youth Symphony Orchestra, comprising more than 100 musicians, and the National Choir of Argentine Music, made up of professional singers.
How to get free tickets? Pay attention to the times!
The Charly García Symphonic Concert features two exclusive performances:
- Saturday, October 17, at 8:00 p.m. (This performance will also be broadcast live on the Palacio’s online radio station.)
- Sunday, October 18, at 7:00 p.m.
Admission is completely free, but since space is limited, you’ll need to reserve a spot. As with many other concerts at the Palacio Libertad, there are two ways to get your free ticket:
- Online Reservations: Reservations open on the Palacio Libertad’s official website exactly two days before each performance, starting at 2:00 p.m.You can request up to 2 tickets per person. Once reserved, you must pick up the physical tickets at the box office on the ground floor on the day of the show (from 2:00 p.m. until the performance begins).
- In-Person Tickets: If you weren’t able to reserve tickets online, there are always a limited number of remaining tickets available at the box office on the day of the event starting at 2:00 p.m., on a first-come, first-served basis.
This weekend is also Mother’s Day. What better gift for that special woman than a concert on her special day featuring one of the icons of our music!
- 📅 When: Saturday, Oct. 17 at 8:00 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 18 at 7:00 p.m.
- 📍 Where: Auditorio Nacional del Palacio Libertad (Sarmiento 151, CABA).
- 👶 Ages: Children are welcome (must always be accompanied by an adult).
