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MEDI1TV Afrique : #Chronique_culture du 30/01/2025 - 30/01/2025

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00:00Music

00:30Welcome to Mediane TV, in the direction of Paraguay,

00:33in this chroniculture where a Paraguayan orchestra

00:36transforms the waste of a landfill into music.

00:39Surrounded by the opulence of the Lancaster House in London,

00:43this young orchestra arrives on stage to play music

00:47and use instruments made from waste,

00:51all collected in the largest landfill in the Paraguayan capital, Asuncion.

00:57The motto of the Orchestra of Recycled Instruments of Cautera

01:01is that you send us your waste, we send you music.

01:05And it all started in 2006,

01:07when the environmental technicians at the disposal of Cautera,

01:10Fabio Chavez, proposed to the children of the recyclers

01:14the disposal of their teachers of music.

01:16And to make accessible the practice of music to the greatest number of them,

01:20the instruments became essential.

01:23Nicolas Gomez, a municipal employee of the so-called disposal,

01:26then imagined the manufacture of musical instruments

01:29by recycling waste collected on the site of the disposal.

01:34I suggest you listen to Fabio Chavez,

01:37he became the director of the Recycled Orchestra of Cautera.

01:45The project of the Recycled Instruments Orchestra

01:48was born 18 years ago in Cautera, the disposal of Asuncion,

01:52with the idea that culture is a fundamental need for all,

01:55including for these children who live in conditions of extreme vulnerability

02:00and risk social exclusion.

02:02In this community, of course, the essential thing is the recycling of waste,

02:06and we have therefore used this principle to make musical instruments

02:10in order to allow these children to learn music.

02:14During these 18 years, we have managed to set up a music school

02:19and to create an orchestra with these recycled instruments.

02:22This has attracted the attention of the whole world,

02:25not only because of the originality of the instruments,

02:28but also because of the talent and skill of these young people

02:31and their children to transform waste into music.

02:38Instruments made of bricks and blocks,

02:41a drum kit made with a medical radio,

02:44trumpet pistons designed from coins,

02:48or a cello made from an oil can.

02:50These instruments form a real orchestra known all over the world.

02:5425 young musicians from a city

02:57where the only way to get by is to make trash.

03:00We are now part of it.

03:02The Cautera Orchestra is a magnificent project

03:05of social and sustainable development.

03:08I suggest you listen to William Wilson Lopez,

03:11he is the luthier of the orchestra,

03:13and we listen to Fabio Chavez, who is the director.

03:17Fabio Chavez was my first guitar teacher,

03:20and then I studied the violin.

03:22He opened the doors to me,

03:24he told me almost from the beginning

03:26that he had an important project

03:28that would allow children to realize their dreams in music.

03:31And I said, it's fantastic,

03:33I'm going with all my heart.

03:35We made music and prepared the instruments,

03:38but we would never have thought

03:40that it would create a bridge that would take us so far.

03:43The beneficiaries learn practically from scratch with us,

03:46most of them,

03:48then they gain their place in the orchestra, of course,

03:51by producing locally,

03:53first in Paraguay,

03:55in the community of which they are original,

03:58then they apply to form the orchestra

04:01and tour the whole world.

04:03The orchestra now has about 60 members

04:06and 450 people who participate.

04:09Gradually, many RIVRA members joined the project.

04:12This is how the Orchestra of Recycled Instruments in Cautera was formed.

04:16Today, the training includes more than 35 musicians,

04:19meeting a large success.

04:21It has already taken place in Brazil,

04:23Colombia, and in all the major venues in Latin America.

04:26A documentary by the Latin American director,

04:29Fabio Chavez,

04:31is already in the works,

04:33and we are very proud of it.

04:35and in all the major venues in Latin America.

04:38A documentary, The Landfill Harmonic,

04:40funded by Internet users,

04:42tells this adventure from instrument to instrument.

04:45In a few years, concerts have multiplied

04:48and the Orchestra of Recycled Instruments

04:50now plays in front of crowned heads,

04:53UN personalities,

04:55and in the first part of rock concerts in 2018,

04:58it has held 14 tours around the world.

05:01We listen again to Fabio Chavez,

05:03the director of the orchestra.

05:10At the same time, we have a luthier's workshop,

05:13where the main luthier is Wilson,

05:15who plays the double bass

05:17and creates the recycled instruments

05:19based on the models and sizes

05:21that we have developed over the years.

05:23He makes violins, altos, and cellos.

05:26In fact, we inaugurated the double bass

05:29during this tour.

05:31It is a new double bass,

05:33a new model, if you will,

05:35and according to the needs of the orchestra,

05:37we are also developing other instruments

05:39with the help of other people,

05:41like Tito Romero,

05:43who makes instruments before us.

05:45You have to understand that everything that vibrates

05:47produces a sound,

05:49and that every sound is a vibration.

05:51Thus, all these elements that vibrate,

05:53the cans, the oil cans, the paint cans,

05:55the fuel cans, the drums,

05:57the membranes for the percussions,

05:59for example, the X-ray sheets and others,

06:01or the water pipes,

06:03all these elements

06:05are added to the different types of instruments

06:07that we will need.

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