Today opened Expodema
288/5000 EXPODEMA, everything to discover, takes place from today Thursday to Sunday at the Fairground, and there the visiting public has the possibility to enjoy good music, at the same time, which can appreciate the new trends, styles and designs in regards to furniture and furniture.
CHRONOGRAM OF SHOWS
Thursday 03:
At 7:30 p.m. the opening ceremony will be held, which will be conducted by Gisela Calcagni. There, María Natalia Clausen will also be present, who with her beautiful voice will interpret the stanzas of the National Anthem. It is important to note that from the C.I.M.A.E. They have considered inclusion as a fundamental axis in today's times, which is why the choir “Hands that sing” led by Perlina Barco will interpret the Hymn through sign language. For her part, Julieta Alegre will also be present who, through the same language, will translate the words that will be emitted in the course of the act.
Friday 04:
From 6:00 p.m., the duo “La Tía de las Ovejas” will be presented by Camila García and Lucas Brossio. In addition, that same afternoon, the Faculty Choir will perform, through different voices that will interpret various musical themes. True to its tradition, one more year the C.I.M.A.E will allow exhibitors to participate and enjoy their dinner, which will have a musical bonus with the voice of María Natalia Clausen. It is scheduled for after 9:00 p.m., after the Fair closes its doors to the public.
Saturday 05:
From 16: 00hs two renowned local bands will take the stage to delight us with their songs, they are “Martín Leonards” and “Esta y la de Juan”.
Sunday 06:
Three important shows will take place. In the first instance and after 6:00 p.m., you will be able to appreciate the voice of the hopeful Ludmila Ruiz who will be accompanied by her guitar. Next, the integrated “La Clave” duo
by brothers Joaquín and Ezequiel Zurschmitten from San Jerónimo Norte
they will make their musical demonstration with their violin and sax respectively.
To close and to end this event, the public will be able to dance the cumbia genre songs performed by the duo "Diego and Natalia" of the town of Sarmiento. The entire human group that makes Expodema possible has, undoubtedly, the firm conviction of marking a “stamp of its own” in each edition and that visitors can see reflected all the effort and constant work behind their organization. Every detail is thought so that the public feels comfortable, and comforted with all the potential that this Fair offers.
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