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Dates
Saturday 10/31/2026 9:30 pm - 2:00 am
Pricing
$35.00 Halloween Milonga Qilombo (As add-on with Nosferatu)
$40.00 Halloween Milonga Qilombo (Price for those not attending Nosferatu)
Join us for the spookiest Halloween on Saturday, October 31!
The night starts with a special presentation of F.W. Murnau’s haunting 1922 silent film “Nosferatu” with a live cello performance by Brooklyn-based cellist Agustin Uriburu and an original score by Argentine composer Claudio Peña. This one-of-a-kind event merges cinema and music into an immersive, spine-tingling journey.
Then we continue with a Special Halloween Milonga Qilombo (costumes welcome!) with DJ Meredith Klein, and LIVE MUSIC by Guitarist Fede Diaz and Bandoneonist Rodrigo Avalos, performing the Troilo-Grela arrangements.
This is a doubly creepy, double-live-music evening that you don’t want to miss.
SCHEDULE
Saturday, October 31
7:30–9:15 pm: “Nosferatu” with Live Music by Cellist Agustin Uriburu (includes a 10-minute intermission)
9:30 pm–2:00 am: Milonga Qilombo with Live Music by Guitarist Fede Diaz & Bandoneonist Rodrigo Avalos, performing the Troilo-Grela arrangements for dancing
Registration for Nosferatu is here.
PRICING
Milonga Qilombo Pricing with pre-registration:
$35 if you ALSO purchase a Nosferatu ticket
$40 Milonga only
Milonga Qilombo Pricing at the door:
$35 if you ALSO purchase a Nosferatu ticket
$45 Milonga only
Fede Diaz
Born in Mendoza, Argentina, Federico Díaz is an up-and-coming versatile musician of the new generation of guitarists with a multi-faceted career as a performing artist, arranger and composer in the Classical and Argentinian music worlds. His performances have taken him to distinguished festivals and concert halls across the US, Europe and Latin America. His passion for chamber music lead him to collaborate with musicians such as Lionel Cottet, Daniel Binelli, Juan Falú, Bruno Cavallaro, Juan Pablo Navarro, among others. He has recorded for Sony Classical and Epsa Music. Federico studied at prestigious institutions such as National University of Cuyo, University Mozarteum Salzburg, Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler, and Manhattan School of Music. His former teachers include Eliot Fisk, Ricardo Gallén and David Starobin. Currently, he is finishing a Doctor´s Degree in Performance, at the GraduateCenter of City University of New York, under the guidance of Frederic Hand.
Rodrigo Avalos
Originally from Olavarría, Argentina, Rodrigo Avalos is a composer, bandoneonista, and guitar player.
Rodrigo has had a long career in music, having made numerous international tours and having played with musicians such as Victor Lavallén, José Colángelo, Roberto Alvarez, among others. He has released several albums, including “La Carmen” with his own tango orchestra and “Bach en Bandoneón” for bandoneon duo.
In 2023, Rodrigo won the First Prize as a bandoneon player at the Che Bandoneón International Competition awarded by the Argentine Tango Society at the Stowe Music Tango Festival in Vermont, USA. He has recently been selected for a scholarship by the Fondo Nacional de las Artes to continue developing his compositions.
Rodrigo is also an educator and serves as bandoneon professor at the Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires Tango Orchestra.