UNR teacher and researcher Elsa Raimondi, the province's first neurologist, devised a project of spontaneous classical music events in the streets that surprises with its originality in difficult times.

A teacher and researcher from the UNR Faculty of Medical Sciences devised a symphonic project to “restore joy to the people of Rosario.” This is “Mielina Flashmob”, a series of spontaneous classical music events on the street that has already had three presentations in the city and promises to continue.

Doctor Elsa Raimondi, alma mater of this proposal, was the first neurologist in the province and is currently retired. She had this idea after the pandemic, she wanted to do something for the community “that can be enjoyed.” She decided to make it about classical music because it accompanied and motivated her throughout her career. She studied Medicine listening to Beethoven's symphonies on National Radio in the background.

Regarding the name, he explains that “Myelin” is the scientific term for the layer that protects the tissues of the nervous system and allows messages to be transmitted quickly and without interruptions from one cell to another. In the case of this musical project, it would be an artistic expression that seeks to produce pleasant sensations and leave everyday worries behind, even for a while.