plays on Sunday.
On initiative of the singer Javier Di Ciriaco, and with the wish of recreating the music typical of the Milongas, is formed in 2006, the "Sexteto Milonguero."
For the style and repertoire, Sexteto Milonguero is preferred by milongueros of diverse latitudes.
This group has the format of typical sextet more singer integrated for:
two violins (Marisol Canessa and Mariano Laplume),
two bandoneones (Diego Braconi and Mauricio Jost),
Piano (Gervasio Ledesma),
double bass (Cristian Sepúlveda), and
singer (Javier Di Ciriaco).
Young group with an important trajectory on the back, standing out the presentations in:
Buenos Aires:
Milongas: Salón Canning, La Ideal, La Viruta, Dandy, La Milonguita, Soho Tango, Parakultural, Región Leonesa, La milonga del Gordo, Pinar de Rocha, Unitango, Mi Milonga, Tango Ideal, Viejo Correo, La milonga de Medellín, etc… and milongas of Gran Buenos Aires.
Others: Tribute to Milongueros in the Congress of the Nation (2006, 2007 y 2008), Big National Milonga at Av.. De Mayo (2007, 2008), Golden lounge of the House of the Culture, Institut Goethe, National Academy of Tango, Festival CITA 2008, Festival Pulpo’s Tango Week 2008, Festival CIT in Viejo Correo 2008, etc…
Inside Argentina:
Fiesta Nacional del Inmigrante en Oberá, Provincia de Misiones, Festival de La Colonización in San José, Provincia de Entre ríos, Festival Nacional del Tango in La Falda, Provincia de Córdoba, in milonga of Colón, Provincia de Entre Ríos, etc…
In the exterior:
In different Festivals, Theaters and Milongas of:
Germany (Berlín, Bamberg, Munich, Dresden, Leipzig, Apolda, Erfurt, Schwerin, Düsseldorf), Netherlands (Amsterdam, Leiden, Roterdam), Italy (Viareggio, Cesena, Brescia, Vicenza, Sardegna, Napoli, Udine, Milano, Rívoli, Bari, Roma) United Kingdom (London), Sweden (Malmo, Tylösand), Belgium (Antwerpen), Czech Republic (Praga), Switzerland (Zurich), Venezuela (Valencia, Caracas, Barquisimeto), Turkey (Ankara), Greece (Evia Island)
