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1 Kite-flying Dream
Composed By – Eladia Blázquez
2 Milonga Of Confusion
Composed By – Carlos Moscardini
3 The Last Woman
Composed By – Astor Piazzolla
4 Libertango
Composed By – Astor Piazzolla
5 The Day You Love Me
Composed By – Carlos Gardel
6 Coming Back
Composed By – Carlos Gardel
7 Military Tap
Composed By – Mariano Mores
8 Melancholic
Composed By – Julián Plaza
9 Nostalgic
Composed By – Julián Plaza
10 South
Composed By – Aníbal Troilo
11 For The Tilingos
Composed By – Carlos Moscardini
12 Farewell Nonino
Composed By – Astor Piazzolla
13 Midnight In Buenos Aires
Composed By – Astor Piazzolla
14 Jacinto Chiclana
Composed By – Astor Piazzolla
15 Triumphal
Composed By – Astor Piazzolla
16 La Recoleta
Composed By – Saul Cosentino
17 Milonga Of My Loves
Composed By – Pedro Laurenz
18 Vitale
Composed By – Lito Vitale
Recorded At – St. John Chrysostom Church, Newmarket, Ontario
Guitar – Victor Villadangos
The tango has always retained its image of a dance unashamedly sensual in character. Developed in the poorer districts of Buenos Aires during the second half of the 19th century and the early 20th century, it combined new music and dance styles from different countries with those of the native population to form a dance now popular all over the world. This recording presents a fascinating cross section of Argentinian composers from the three most successful periods in the history of tango, before and after the First World War, the golden age from the 1930s until the military coup in 1955 and the current worldwide renaissance. If pride of place goes to the master himself, Astor Piazzola, it was Carlos Gardel who made the tango fashionable abroad during the 1920s, while Lito Vitale belongs to a new generation of Argentinian composers who have combined the form with jazz and folk-music.