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totaltango -
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| Learn about the Story of Tango Music
Browse through the list of major orchestras below for more information |
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| biagi Crisp and clean, Biagi pares Tango down to pure rhythm |
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| calo Smooth and melodic, Calo's "Orchestra of the Stars" produced some great artists |
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| canaro Whether experimental or traditional, Canaro's style is irrepressibly cheerful |
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| d'agostino The dry white wine of Tango – crisp, clean and elegant |
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| d'arienzo The foot-tapping revolutionary who brought the dancers back to the dance floor |
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| de angelis Fabulous valses and swirling violins characterise this unmistakeable style |
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| de caro De Caro brought classical sensibilities and training to Tango before Piazzolla was born… |
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| di sarli Smooth and elegant, Di Sarli's orchestra is iconic |
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| federico One of Calo's stars, Federico's style is energetic and uplifting |
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| firpo A key revolutionary of the early years of Tango recordings, by the 1930s Firpo was producing reliable, upbeat dance music |
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| francini-pontier Pushing the boundaries of dance music in the late 1940s and early 1950s |
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| fresedo The Tango artist of choice amongst the Buenos Aires elite, Fresedo's orchestra of the 1930s and 1940s is the most suave in the history of Tango |
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| gardel The most successful singer ever in the history of Tango – this is not dance music! |
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| gobbi The Romantic Violin of Tango – an under appreciated artist |
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| laurenz A great bandoneon player with an innovative sound |
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| lomuto One of the great dance standbys |
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| maderna Another of Calo's stars, his piano style is hugely influential |
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| piazzolla Like everyone else, in the 1940s Piazzolla played dance music |
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| pugliese His passionate rhythms get the dance floor moving like no one else |
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| salgan A unique voice pushing the limits of dance music |
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| sexteto mayor Generally considered the best Tango band working today |
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| tanturi A really reliable orchestra of the Golden Age |
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| troilo Perhaps the most popular Tango orchestra ever |
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| varela Following in the footsteps of D'Arienzo, Varela gives dancers what they want |
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