11. 11. 2008

Urbango from Belgium presents "Aires De Dos Orillas" and "Urbango"

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Only a few days after after the release in Brussels, we can offer the new CD by Urbango: “Aires De Dos Orillas”. And this CD is really worth it. It is an excellent mixture of own compositions and arrangements, in parts very rhythmical and almost percussive, wonderful to dance and to listen to.

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26. 09. 2008

Duo Aguirre-Rocco: Sonata Tanguera

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The first album by the duo Aguirre-Rocco published in Europe combines two musical stylistic genres deeply rooted in Argentinian culture – the European classic and the tango. The musicians are the pianist and composer Pablo Aguirre and the transverse flute player Luis Rocco.

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03. 09. 2008

Hugo Díaz: A los cuatro vientos

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This CD is the soundtrack for the documentary titled “A los cuatro vientos”, which portrays the life of this great Argentinian musician. Playing the harmonica virtuously, he moves his audience by his passionate and unique interpretations. The booklet contains a short biography and an interview with Hugo Díaz (in Spanish).

03. 09. 2008

El Arranque: Nuevos

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The popular tango orchestra El Arranque has released a new CD which is dedicated to contemporary compositions, some of them by the band’s musicians themselves. Thus, the album is aptly termed “Nuevos”. Some of the composers are Sonia Possetti, Andrés Linetzky, Abel Rogantini, Ramiro Gallo and Juan Quinteroson.

19. 08. 2008

Tango from Japan by Anna Saeki

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The Japanese singer Anna Saeki discovered her love for Argentinian tango many years ago. Together with the orchestras of Raúl Garello and Nicolás Ledesma as well as with the Alejandro Schwartz Trio she has recorded two CDs with her favourite tango titles. The first CD is dedicated to the tango clásico, the second one to the tango moderno. Songs like “Malena”, “La cumparsita” and “Chiquilín de bachín” receive a special charm by the subtle interpretations of Saeki, or like Horacio Ferrer puts it: “La voz de Anna Saeki es como si fuera un perfume!” (Anna Saeki’s voice is like a perfume). There is a Spanish as well as a Japanese version of “El día que me quieras”.