
This past week, the first virtual carnival training concluded, framed within the “The Passion Remains Intact 2021” cycle organized by the Carnival Board. The classes taught by the renowned designer Alejandro Yuste had a significant number of attendees not only from Concordia but also from a large part of the province of Entre Ríos and towns across the country. The cycle will continue with learning about “Percussion, tuning, equal management, and leadership” led by the talented Mestre Moleza.
With a large number of participants from all over the country, Concordia, Charata, Corrientes, Cutral Có, Rosario, Mar del Plata, Ushuaia and other parts of the country, the classes by designer Alejandro Yuste on "Carnival costumes and the art of reinventing oneself. Recycling" have concluded.
The training consisted of three theoretical and practical classes where different techniques for material care, stone placement, costume design, and aspects of carnival costumes and the art of reinventing oneself were developed, focusing on recycling costumes to obtain surprising new outfits. Participants will receive digital certificates of attendance, endorsed and signed by the speaker.
Starting next Friday the 27th, the classes on “Percussion, tuning, equality of handling and leadership” led by the prestigious Mestre Moleza will begin, which will be held on August 27th, and September 3rd and 10th. The training sessions will also be held virtually through the MEET platform and are completely free of charge. Registration must be done online at the following link: http://ya.co.ve/ carnavalMestreMoleza1
Daily on the official social media channels of the Concordia Carnival, you can follow the carnival training cycle, and new training sessions and registration methods will be announced, as well as other activities linked to keeping the passion intact.
With a large number of participants from all over the country, Concordia, Charata, Corrientes, Cutral Có, Rosario, Mar del Plata, Ushuaia and other parts of the country, the classes by designer Alejandro Yuste on "Carnival costumes and the art of reinventing oneself. Recycling" have concluded.
The training consisted of three theoretical and practical classes where different techniques for material care, stone placement, costume design, and aspects of carnival costumes and the art of reinventing oneself were developed, focusing on recycling costumes to obtain surprising new outfits. Participants will receive digital certificates of attendance, endorsed and signed by the speaker.
Starting next Friday the 27th, the classes on “Percussion, tuning, equality of handling and leadership” led by the prestigious Mestre Moleza will begin, which will be held on August 27th, and September 3rd and 10th. The training sessions will also be held virtually through the MEET platform and are completely free of charge. Registration must be done online at the following link: http://ya.co.ve/
Daily on the official social media channels of the Concordia Carnival, you can follow the carnival training cycle, and new training sessions and registration methods will be announced, as well as other activities linked to keeping the passion intact.
