El Fuego

Artist: Quartango
Regular price Regular price $13.85
Format: CD
SKU: SRD402382  |  Barcode: 068944023820

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Description

2009 release from the Tango maestros. For 25 years, Quartango have defined themselves by their passion for the Tango. It's four musicians have a singular mission: To bring the Tango to life and take it in new directions, with sophisticated arrangements, dazzling performances, allusions to classical music and Jazz, and, above all, a remarkable depth of emotion. These ambassadors of the Tango have made their mark around the world, from Tokyo to Taipei, from Paris to São Paulo and Ankara, and appear regularly in Canada and the United States. Wherever they perform, they make a strong, lasting impression on their audience. Close your eyes as you listen and you'll be transported to the heart of Buenos Aires, to La Boca, the legendary barrio that pulsates to the rhythms of the Tango day and night. Justin Time Records.

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Specifications

  • Format
    CD
  • Composers
    Juan de Dios Filiberto, Julián Plaza, Lucio Demare, Astor Piazzolla, Jonathan Goldman, Eduardo Arolas, Richard Hunt
  • Label
  • Genre
  • Number of Discs
    1
  • Attributes
    Digipack Packaging
  • Release Date
    2/14/2012

Tracks

  • 1 Nueve de Julio (J. L. Padula)
  • 2 Malena (L. Demare)
  • 3 Anclado en Madero (Richard Hunt)
  • 4 Noche en El Rosedal (Richard Hunt)
  • 5 Cafetn de Mi Barrio (Richard Hunt)
  • 6 Salganeando (Jonathan Goldman)
  • 7 Dance of An Angel (Douglas Schmidt)
  • 8 Lunfardo (Astor Piazzolla)
  • 9 Lluvia Negra (Douglas Schmidt)
  • 10 Fall (Douglas Schmidt)
  • 11 Lo Que Vendr (Astor Piazzolla)
  • 12 Melanclico (Julian Plaza)
  • 13 Caminito (Dios J. Filiberto)
  • 14 La Cachila (Eduardo Arolas)
  • 15 Adios Muchachos (Julio Sanders)