I am bringing back the Tanda of the week to help speed up the return of milongas, even as it is just my wishful thinking. But, we can at least tune in mentally. We can imagine things. And who else could guide us through this dream than the legedary dream-weaver Osvaldo Pugliese with his trusted singer, Alberto Morán.
The album Juntos by the Solo Tango Orquesta was released in November 2020, and it only made it to my desk recently. I regret every minute I missed this by.
Full album reviewed inside with all the music courtesy of Spotify!
I give you ~ 3 hours of contemporary tangos, milongas, and valses, to dance at home or just listen to as you wrap up your work-week.
I give you ~ 2 hours of contemporary tangos, milongas, and valses, with a few neotango tandas mixed in.
I take a deep dive into the 2018 album of Lilí Gardés, which has recently caught my attention. Watch me struggle trying to integrate neo-tango into my thinking about the future of tango.
I danced this week! Then I took the playlist, expanded it, reorganized it a bit, and here comes the second progressive mix for 2021.
I have a look at the album Non Típicas by Tango de Minas, released in 2018 but still very fresh today.
I give you my first "progressive tango mix" for 2021, as I would like to call these, a sample of my current tastes and inclinations.
Another day, another round of covers, this time a compilation of styles borrowed from Messrs. Di Sarli, Biagi, D'Arienzo, Troilo, and Pugliese. Released originally in 2017, Pablo Valle Sexteto has made it available on Bandcamp a few days before Christmas 2020. Let's have a listen.
