Blogs about: Orquestas De Tango
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Adios, pampa mia
Tango is the music of Buenos Aires. It’s almost impossible to walk the streets of the city without hearing tango. I’ve loved tango since I was a child growing up in Chicago. I recently… more →
Tango Chamuyo
Adios, pampa mia
wrote 1 month ago: Tango is the music of Buenos Aires. It’s almost impossible to walk the streets of the city w … more →
The artistry of Carlos Di Sarli
wrote 3 months ago: El Señor del Tango, as he was named, didn’t permit anyone to film him at the piano. When some … more →
Powerful moments
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wrote 3 months ago: I don’t know how to describe it other than powerful. It was an overwhelming sensation. The tan … more →
Esquina Osvaldo Pugliese
wrote 4 months ago: On the first Saturday of the month, free talks are given in Café Recuerdo of Esquina Osvaldo Puglies … more →
Tango recordings
wrote 4 months ago: Tango has its collectors, and I’m not talking about step collectors. There are a few private … more →
Three minutes
wrote 4 months ago: The recordings played at a milonga are short but sweet. Tangos, valses, and milongas are two to thr … more →
Tango in the cabarets
wrote 4 months ago: There is nothing written about exactly what happened inside the cabarets of Buenos Aires. The only … more →
The future of tango is in their hands
wrote 4 months ago: Last night at the opening of the XI Festival Buenos Aires Tango, a new orquesta tipica made its debu … more →
On the radio...1945
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wrote 5 months ago: I am reading the first copy of the newspaper CLARÍN published on August 2, 1945. Among the various … more →
Club del Vino
wrote 7 months ago: A tango dancer from Europe encouraged me not to miss the concert on Saturday nights at Club del Vino … more →
Mi Buenos Aires Querido
wrote 11 months ago: Today is the tenth anniversary of my arrival to live in Buenos Aires. I was enrolled in a continuing … more →
Carlos Di Sarli
wrote 11 months ago: January 7, 1903 — January 12, 1960 Carlos Di Sarli is called “Lord of Tango” for g … more →
Juan D'Arienzo
wrote 1 year ago: December 14, 1900 — January 14, 1976 We have him to thank for transforming the tango orchestra … more →
Gente de Tango
wrote 1 year ago: Alberto Demaria & Enrique Seone, founders of Orquesta Tipica Gente de Tango During 1981, a group … more →
Cafe de los Maestros
wrote 1 year ago: Several years ago Gustavo Santaolalla decided to try to convince a group of tango musicians and sing … more →
