Hacen muchas gracias de nada 1980

‘Muchas Gracias de Nada’ premiered on 15 June 1979 at Buenos Aires’ Coliseo Theatre, performed by Les Luthiers. It was recorded live on 24‑25 October 1980 at the same venue. The program features nine numbers: “La Campana Suonerá”, “El Rey Enamorado”, “Sinfonía Interrumpida”, “La Tanda”, “Canción para Moverse”, “La Gallina Dijo Eureka”, “Trío Op. 115”, “Cartas de Color” and “Tango Op. 11”. The show introduced “Antenor”, an 80‑kg robot that could move and turn its head; during the final Mexican performance at Palacio de Bellas Artes in 1980 the robot caught fire onstage.

‘Muchas Gracias de Nada’ premiered on 15 June 1979 at Buenos Aires’ Coliseo Theatre, performed by Les Luthiers. It was recorded live on 24‑25 October 1980 at the same venue. The program features nine numbers: “La Campana Suonerá”, “El Rey Enamorado”, “Sinfonía Interrumpida”, “La Tanda”, “Canción para Moverse”, “La Gallina Dijo Eureka”, “Trío Op. 115”, “Cartas de Color” and “Tango Op. 11”. The show introduced “Antenor”, an 80‑kg robot that could move and turn its head; during the final Mexican performance at Palacio de Bellas Artes in 1980 the robot caught fire onstage.

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