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After this period of huge international success, the theatre's decline became clear and plans were made for massive renovations. After an initial start of works to restore the landmark in 2005, the theatre was closed for refurbishment from
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Argentina, the Teatro Colón has suffered considerably, but a period of slow recovery began. The theatre underwent massive phased remodelling of both interior and exterior, initially while the house was still open, but production
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Among the main events of its history are the creation of stable bodies in the 1920s and its municipalization in 1931. In 1946, Peronism promoted a policy of openness to popular music and greater democratization of the public, which was reverted after its overthrow in 1955 and again resumed when
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The Colón theater operated in two buildings, the first located in the Plaza de Mayo until 1888 and the second located in front of the Plaza
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were performed. A private concert to test the acoustics attended by employees, architects, and others involved in the renovation occurred on 6 May 2010. On the 6 September 2013, the Teatro Colón hosted the
Opening Ceremony of the
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were the most important. The principal company that performed at the Teatro Opera moved to the Teatro Colón in 1908. However, major companies also performed at the Teatro
Politeama and the
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1688:ALMAS, ANGELES Y DUENDES DEL TEATRO COLON
1619:Lynn, Karyl Charna, "Restoration Drama",
1588:, Vol I-III, Cinetea, Buenos Aires, 1969.
1321:History of the Colón Theatre (in English)
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2270:National Museum of History
1593:Las voces del Teatro Colón
1404:. The Architectural Review
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672:The present Teatro Colón
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2623:Figueroa Alcorta Avenue
2421:José Amalfitani Stadium
2250:Natural Sciences Museum
2215:Fortabat Art Collection
2167:Plaza Intendente Alvear
1600:Mas allá del gran telón
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210:Design and construction
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2396:Obras Sanitarias Arena
2351:Ferro C. Oeste Stadium
1912:Metropolitan Cathedral
1180:"Top 10: Opera Houses"
1077:Reopening celebrations
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2097:Buenos Aires Eco-Park
1967:Santo Domingo convent
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2112:Ciudad Universitaria
1656:Manuel Mujica Láinez
1647:Pollini, Margarita.
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2550:Parque de la Ciudad
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2411:River Plate Stadium
2210:Foreign Debt Museum
2117:Congressional Plaza
1902:Libertador Building
1875:Estrugamou Building
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455:Herbert von Karajan
443:Camille Saint-Saens
427:Mikhail Barishnikov
219:Francesco Tamburini
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83:General information
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2573:Avenida 9 de Julio
2555:La Trastienda Club
2545:San Martin Theatre
1835:Chacarita Cemetery
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2520:Galerías Pacífico
2505:Cervantes Theatre
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2137:Parque Centenario
2092:Botanical Gardens
1962:San Martín Palace
1957:Recoleta Cemetery
1897:Kavanagh Building
1892:Immigrants' Hotel
1887:Galerías Pacífico
1881:Floralis Genérica
1807:Buenos Aires City
1696:978-950-9140-50-9
1668:978-950-9140-01-1
1615:978-987-9479-03-2
1119:List of buildings
733:Luciano Pavarotti
706:Royal Opera House
695:Ferrocarril Oeste
691:9 de Julio Avenue
615:Branford Marsalis
603:Katherine Jenkins
551:Alberto Ginastera
515:Luciano Pavarotti
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