Three Argentine musicians travel to Finland to investigate the claim that tango music originated there, engaging with local culture and traditions.
Synopsis
Three Argentine musicians travel to Finland to investigate the claim that tango music originated there, engaging with local culture and traditions.
Synopsis
Chino Laborde, Diego 'DIPI' Kvitko, and Pablo Greco travel through Finland to connect tango music with Finnish culture. They visit various locales while reflecting on filmmaker Aki Kaurismäki's claim that tango has Finnish roots. The musicians engage with local traditions and humor, revealing historical links between tango in Argentina and Finland. The documentary runs for 84 minutes and was directed by Viviane Blumenschein.
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Why Watch
- Meet Argentine musicians in Finland's tango scene.
- Find out about tango's Finnish origins.
- See unique Finnish culture and humor.
Did You Know
- Aki Kaurismäki claims tango originated in Finland.
- The film features three Argentine musicians: Chino Laborde, Diego 'DIPI' Kvitko, and Pablo Greco.
- Midsummer Night's Tango was directed by Viviane Blumenschein in 2013.
- The film has a duration of 84 minutes and was produced in three countries: Argentina, Germany, and Finland.
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Who directed Midsummer Night's Tango?
Midsummer Night's Tango was directed by Viviane Blumenschein.
What year was Midsummer Night's Tango released?
Midsummer Night's Tango was released in 2013.
What cultural connections does Midsummer Night's Tango investigate?
Midsummer Night's Tango investigates the cultural ties between Finnish traditions and tango music.
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