The Rough Guide to Tango Nuevo

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This collection features the best exponents of Astor Piazzolla's jazz, classical, and rock-influenced Tango Nuevo genre. The rock en Espanol superstar Omar Mollo shows off his grungy pipes on "Nostalgias," but "Lejana Tierra Mia" and "Discepolín" by female tangueras Sandra Luna and Patricia Andrade prove that the music is no longer a man's game. Bandoneon master Dino Saluzzi delivers a pensive pampa mood on "Reprise: Los Hijos de Fierro," contrasted by the urban, club remix of Carlos Libedinsky's "Vi Luz y Subín." "Toca Tango" by Juan Carlos Caceres dances with Afro-Uruguayancandombeand murga rhythms. Pianist Adrian Iaies ingeniously drops some jazzy Bill Evans licks on the swinging Piazzolla tune "Decarísimo," and another of the maestro's compositions, Milonga Del Angel, is brilliantly updated by Quinteto La Camorra for the 21st century. --Eugene Holley, Jr.

Product Description
The Rough Guide To Tango Nuevo showcases the diverse fragmentation of styles that tango has been experiencing since the death of Astor Piazzolla, the last greatest innovator. New artists are revolutionising tango from within, forging an urban folk style for their own times and lives. ‘Nuevo’ (or ‘New’) tango moves through dark-hued dub tango, tango electronica, tango with a sassy salsa twist, and even grungy tango for the rock generation. Today, contemporary tango, though still firmly rooted in the mordant, melancholy soul of the urban Argentinean, adds newly imported sounds and ideas into the mix, and the results are as stirring as they were a century ago.

The Rough Guide to Tango Nuevo,Various Artists,World Music Network,Int'l & World Music,Pop,Tango,V/a Compilations
The Rough Guide to Tango Nuevo
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Contemporary Tango: Grunge to Salsa
The Rough Guide to Tango Nuevo
Various Artists
Manufacturer: World Music Network
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | International | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Latin Music | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B0002LQUBK
Release Date: 2004-09-06

Tracks:

  1. Jose El Cuchiyero - Daniel Melingo
  2. Milonga Sentimental - Lidia Borda
  3. La Marylin - La Chicana
  4. Balada Para Un Loco - Roberto Polaco Goyeneche
  5. Discepolin - Patricia Andrade
  6. Nostalgias - Omar Mollo
  7. El Pollo Ricardo - Orquesta El Arranque
  8. Bullanguera - Sonia Posetti Quinteto
  9. Chau Osvaldo - Trio Gorosito Cataldi De La Vega
  10. Faseando - Juanjo Dominguez
  11. Responso - Julio Pane Trio
  12. Reprise: Los Hijos De Fierro - Dino Saluzzi
  13. Lejana Tierra Mia - Sandra Luna
  14. Toca Tango - Juan Carlos Caceres
  15. Don Carlos - Adriana Varela
  16. Milonga Del Angel - Quinteto La Camorra
  17. Decarisimo - Adrian Laies Cuarteto
  18. Vi Luz Y Subi - Carlos Libedinsky
  19. Sin Luna - Daniel Melingo

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This collection features the best exponents of Astor Piazzolla's jazz, classical, and rock-influenced Tango Nuevo genre. The rock en Espanol superstar Omar Mollo shows off his grungy pipes on "Nostalgias," but "Lejana Tierra Mia" and "Discepolín" by female tangueras Sandra Luna and Patricia Andrade prove that the music is no longer a man's game. Bandoneon master Dino Saluzzi delivers a pensive pampa mood on "Reprise: Los Hijos de Fierro," contrasted by the urban, club remix of Carlos Libedinsky's "Vi Luz y Subín." "Toca Tango" by Juan Carlos Caceres dances with Afro-Uruguayancandombeand murga rhythms. Pianist Adrian Iaies ingeniously drops some jazzy Bill Evans licks on the swinging Piazzolla tune "Decarísimo," and another of the maestro's compositions, Milonga Del Angel, is brilliantly updated by Quinteto La Camorra for the 21st century. --Eugene Holley, Jr.

Album Description

The Rough Guide To Tango Nuevo showcases the diverse fragmentation of styles that tango has been experiencing since the death of Astor Piazzolla, the last greatest innovator. New artists are revolutionising tango from within, forging an urban folk style for their own times and lives. `Nuevo' (or `New') tango moves through dark-hued dub tango, tango electronica, tango with a sassy salsa twist, and even grungy tango for the rock generation. Today, contemporary tango, though still firmly rooted in the mordant, melancholy soul of the urban Argentinean, adds newly imported sounds and ideas into the mix, and the results are as stirring as they were a century ago.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Contemporary Tango: Grunge to Salsa.......2004-11-18

Tango music usually is featured in cds profiling 1-2 artists of either old or new styles: what makes THE ROUGH GUIDE TO TANGO NUEVO different is its focus on innovative contemporary tango of various styles, from dub and electronica to salsa-tinged and grunge tango.
 If you haven't heard of these styles, don't worry: TANGO NUEVO is here to introduce them to you.

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