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Tango & Cinema: Tango, your life (2012)
Tango your life is a documentary with takes place in Buenos Aires, produced and directed by Korean Chan Park, who is also the author of the book titled “Tango Zen:…
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GREATEST HITS: Orchestra Aníbal Troilo “Quejas de Bandoneón”
“Quejas de bandoneón” is an instrumental tango composed by Juan de Dios Filiberto in 1918, but it was only published in 1920.
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Tango & Cinema: A Summer Night’s Tango (2013)
Finland’s most famous film director, Aki Kaurismäki, maintains that the Finns invented Tango, including influences from polka and Russian marchs, and that the marines were the ones took it to…
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Tango & Cinema: The Last Accordeon (2005)
Under Alejandro Saderman’s direction, and throughout 94 minutes, this documentary offers new tango’s current perspective of the Argentinian accordion player, director, teacher, composer and musical arranger Rodolfo Mederos and the…
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Tango & Cinema: Pichuco (2014)
In Argentina, to say Tango is the same as to say accordion, and to say accordion is the same as to say Anibal Troilo “Pichuco”.
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Cayengue Tango
Cayengue is the most old fashioned Tango style and it’s very popular. It’s identified as playful, characterised by quick and cunning movements, aswell as unheard of flourishes...
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GREATEST HITS: Carlos Gardel “Cuesta Abajo”
“Cuesta abajo” is a tango composed by Carlos Gardel and with lyrics by Alfredo Le Pera. It was recorded by Gardel in New York on July 30th...
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GREATEST HITS: Carlos Gardel “Silencio”
“Silencio” is a 1932 tango, composed by Carlos Gardel and Horacio Pettorossi, with lyrics by Alfredo Le Pera and Horacio Pettorossi, which was recorded by Carlitos on three occasions, two…
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GREATEST HITS: Orchestra Aníbal Troilo “Verano Porteño”
“Verano porteño” is an instrumental tango composed in 1965 by the great bandoneonist Astor Piazzolla. Astor collaborated with the Pichuco orchestra until 1967, making 57 musical arrangements for him and...
