Jewish tango concert in the garden of the Liebermann Villa
In his tango program, Miguel Wolf searches for Jewish traces in Argentine tango. And he finds them: composers, lyricists, musicians, orchestra leaders, publishers, and radio presenters.
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Miguel Wolf
They came to Argentina from Eastern Europe, and tango opened doors to society for them. Not always, however, under their real names, because "if you want to sing tango, you'd better not be called Leon or Zucker."
Look forward to stories and tangos by Raúl Kaplún (Israel Kaflun), Chico Novarro (Bernardo Mitnik), and many others. In an intimate setting with just voice and guitar, Miguel Wolf takes you on a musical-biographical journey through the tango bars of Buenos Aires.
Miguel Wolf was born in Chile as the descendant of emigrated German Jews and has lived in Hamburg for over 35 years. He says of himself: "Tango – it is my illness and my medicine."
- Doors open at 6:15 PM
- Admission: €15 per person
- No box office
The concert is part of the educational project "Max Liebermann and Jewish Life in Berlin."
Supported by the Federal Government Commissioner for Jewish Life in Germany and the Fight against Antisemitism.
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Dates
August 2025
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