El Círculo de Bellas Artes This meeting is part of its commitment to social action, offering its spaces as a place to support solidarity initiatives that promote collective well-being and social transformation.

Culture and commitment. An essential encounter with solidarity.
La Anesvad Foundation presents the charity concert The music of ideasLed by renowned conductor and lecturer Sergio Feferovich, this event transcends a mere cultural gathering to become a powerful platform for raising awareness and fostering commitment to Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs).

The call highlights the power of culture as a vehicle for solidarity, allocating its funds to projects that guarantee the Right to Health in the most vulnerable communities in Africa.

This presentation also marks a reunion. The Anesvad Foundation and Maestro Feferovich maintain a collaboration that began in 2019, which is renewed with this new edition of The music of ideasA project that symbolizes the continuity of a shared commitment: to use art as a driving force for reflection, action, and visibility for forgotten causes.

The public is invited to enjoy a unique experience, where Feferovich's genius and humor harmonize with a profoundly human mission: to demonstrate that culture and solidarity are the essential notes for building a fairer world.

About Sergio Feferovich
An Argentine conductor, pianist, and music educator, he graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts at the National University of La Plata and earned a doctorate in Music from Johns Hopkins University (USA). He also holds a master's degree in Orchestral Conducting from the Peabody Conservatory and another in Piano from the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC.

Throughout his career, he has conducted orchestras and choirs in Argentina, the United States, France, El Salvador, Uruguay, and Mexico. He was principal conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra of Honduras and has been recognized by institutions such as the Organization of American States, the Mozarteum Argentino, and the Young Artist Music Award. His pedagogical work and educational performances—such as Around the world in a violin o To the world in clarinet— they have made him a key figure in the popularization of classical music.

Universal healthcare is a right, not a privilege.
For more than 50 years, the Anesvad Foundation has worked to ensure access to healthcare for people living in impoverished communities in West Africa. Its work focuses on combating Neglected Tropical Diseases with Cutaneous Manifestations (NTDs)—also known as neglected skin diseases—, which affect millions of people and generate disability, stigma and serious social and economic consequences.

The Foundation works to strengthen public health systems, promote projects that ensure sustainable and equitable access to healthcare, and support research to eradicate these diseases. Because, in the institution's own words, “A dignified life begins with the right to health”.