WORLD● LOWSep 18 · Sep 18, 2026, 4:26 PM
Principle of Ecstasy, at the Colón, and a doubt that generates controversy: why did a theater with the best acoustics and a formidable orchestra choose to use recorded music?
Clarín · south america
The choreographic work by Spanish artist Goyo Montero, based on Borges' "The Aleph," is the season's big bet. It features the ballet directed by Julio Bocca, Ricardo Darín's voice-over, and music specially composed by Gustavo Santaolalla and Owen Belton. But what is lost by using recorded music?
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