Concurso Juvenil Anido
Morón, Argentina · Classical guitar competition
Concurso Juvenil Anido is a classical-guitar competition in Morón, Argentina. It is held every year.
- Location
- Morón, Argentina
- Type
- Competition
- Frequency
- Annual
- Eligibility / age
- Sub 21, Sub 15, Sub 11
- Prizes
- Cash + recognition
Repertoire requirements
Argentine composer work required
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Competition Round · 10-15 min
- Free choice program
- Argentine composer required
Official website
https://festivalanidomoron.com/
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For classical guitar enthusiasts, the Concurso Juvenil Anido competition offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in Argentine music within the vibrant setting of Morón, part of the extensive Greater Buenos Aires metropolitan area. This annual event celebrates young talent and champions works by Argentine composers, providing a gateway to the country's rich musical heritage, from the classical modernism of Ginastera to the revolutionary tango nuevo of Piazzolla.
Getting there
Morón is conveniently located just 20 kilometers (13 miles) west of Downtown Buenos Aires, making it highly accessible for international travelers. Most visitors will fly into Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE), commonly known as Ezeiza, or the domestic Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP) in Buenos Aires. From the capital, Morón is easily reached by the Sarmiento railway line, offering a direct and efficient connection, or by bus services that traverse Avenida Rivadavia and National Highway 7.
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Where to stay
As a city with a largely middle-class, suburban profile, Morón offers a comfortable base for visitors. While specific hotel names are not readily available, the area provides a range of accommodations, from smaller hotels to guesthouses. For those seeking a wider array of options or a more central metropolitan experience, staying in Buenos Aires itself and commuting to Morón for competition events is a viable and popular choice, with the city's extensive public transport making the daily journey manageable.
What you'll hear
The Concurso Juvenil Anido competition is an annual event that highlights emerging guitar talent, with its first prize offering cash and significant recognition. A key feature of the competition is the mandatory performance of a work by an Argentine composer, ensuring that attendees are deeply immersed in the country's unique musical voice and contemporary creative landscape.
The Greater Buenos Aires region is a cornerstone of Argentine classical music. Alberto Ginastera, one of the 20th century's most important classical composers of the Americas, was born in Barracas, Buenos Aires, and his only solo-guitar work, the *Sonata for Guitar, Op. 47*, remains a significant piece in the repertoire. Astor Piazzolla, whose *nuevo tango* revolutionized the genre, also has profound ties to Buenos Aires, having died there and composed several guitar-relevant works such as *Histoire du Tango*, *Cinco Piezas*, and *Tango Suite*. To hear these influences in the competition's required repertoire connects listeners directly to the region's profound musical legacy.
The local table
In Morón and the wider Buenos Aires area, the culinary scene is dominated by classic Argentine flavors. The national dish, *asado*, a variety of barbecued meats, is a must-try, often enjoyed in a *parrilla* (steakhouse). Other staples include savory *empanadas* (filled pastries) and rich pasta dishes, reflecting the country's Italian heritage. For a sweet treat, *dulce de leche*, a caramel-like spread, is ubiquitous, found in desserts, pastries, and ice cream. Pair your meals with a glass of robust Argentine Malbec wine, a hallmark of the country's winemaking tradition.
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While you're there
Between competition rounds, Morón itself offers several points of interest, including the central Plaza Libertador San Martín, the impressive Cathedral of Inmaculada Concepción del Buen Viaje, and the National Aeronautics Museum of the Argentine Air Force. For a deeper dive into Argentina's musical heritage, a day trip to the wider Buenos Aires Province is rewarding. Astor Piazzolla, the iconic tango composer, is buried in the Cementerio Jardín de Paz in Pilar, a tranquil location about an hour's drive from Morón. While a modest grave, it offers a moment of reflection on his immense impact. In Buenos Aires city, the Espacio Ginastera in Retiro serves as a memorial, honoring the classical composer. Beyond these specific sites, the capital city of Buenos Aires is a world-class destination, easily accessible from Morón, offering a wealth of cultural attractions, historic neighborhoods like San Telmo, vibrant street art, and world-renowned theaters like the Teatro Colón.
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