The Tango Lesson

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  • Release Date: 10/14/1997
  • Sales Rank: 15,193
  • Label: SONY
  • UPC: 074646322628

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The Tango Lesson

1LISTENMilonga Triste / Hugo Díaz y su Conjunto 2:51
2LISTENNow / Thomas Bloch 1:45
3LISTENQuejas de Bandoneón / Anibal Troilo y su Orquesta Tipica 2:39
4LISTENRed, Yellow, Blue / Thomas Bloch 1:36
5LISTENMi Buenos Aires Querido / Carlos Gardel 2:36
6LISTENEl Flete / Juan d'Arienzo 2:55
7LISTENRage / Thomas Block 2:38
8LISTENZum / Osvaldo Pugliese y su Orquesta 3:12
9LISTENAmor Y Celos / Juan d'Arienzo Orquesta 2:17
10LISTENDoyna / The Klezmatics 2:18
11LISTENDanse de Cuisine / Thomas Bloch 2:22
12LISTENPensálo Bien / Juan d'Arienzo Orquesta 2:07
13LISTENLa Yumba / Osvaldo Pugliese y su Orquesta 2:45
14LISTENJacob and the Angel / Thomas Bloch 2:27
15LISTENMilonga de Mis Amores / Juan d'Arienzo Orquesta 2:26
16LISTENGallo Ciego / Osvaldo Pugliese y su Orquesta 3:32
17LISTENLibertango / Astor Piazzolla 2:45
18LISTENBahía Blanca / Carlos DiSarli y su Orquesta Tipica 2:52
19LISTENI Am You / Leonardo D. Marconi 3:04
20LISTENLibertango (Reprise) / Leonardo D. Marconi 3:05

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Tango Lessonby Anonymous

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June 15, 2003: As an American who recently spent five months in Buenos Aires, I confess to a love affair with the city, its people and their music, especially Tango. This sound track, comprised mostly of "classic" tango is a major disappointment, perhaps because the old music just ain't that good. Simply because specimans of a genre of music which are old doesn't necessarily make it good. The Gardel track is okay but certainly not great and it's only one of two vocal cuts on the album. The other is by an ersatz "artist," Sally Potter, a Brit who made this laughably bad vanity film from which this mediocre CD was made. Pop genre music, no matter where it's from, is mostly a matter of taste, and I prefer contemporary, gutsy, ballsy kind of tango with a vocal, preferably by the wonderful Adriana Varela.

Tango Lessonby Anonymous

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April 22, 2002: I loved this cd. If you have seen the movie to this wonderful soundtrack, everything shall fall in place. If you haven't you'll still enjoy this cd. The music is so beautiful and insightful. You'll be dancing and singing before you know it. My personal favorite is La Yumba (13). It shows the struggle between men and women. You can interpret the songs. Not all the songs are just about the Tango but just relaxation. Anyway, check out the free listening samples,and you'll see what I mean.