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Mariano Mores – Symphonic Tango
Mariano Mores was a unique persona in the world of Argentine tango, contributing to its development for almost a century. ...
Lunfardo Dictionary C
Welcome to the Lunfardo Dictionary C, your comprehensive guide to the Lunfardo language! On this page, dedicated to the letter ...
Lunfardo Dictionary B
Bacán: Concubinario; hombre que mantiene una mujer; bien de plata (English: Concubinary; man who keeps a woman; well off in ...
The 1940s in Argentina, Golden Age of Tango
The 1940s in Argentina, often referred to as the “Golden Age,” was a time of significant cultural flourishing, especially for ...
The “Sainete” – Early comedies pave the way to the Tango
The Argentine and Uruguayan theatrical tradition of the early 20th century is marked by two distinct genres: the “sainete criollo” ...
How hard is it to learn tango – and how long does it take to learn?
Many dancers will argue that Argentine Tango is a hard dance, for example comparing it to Salsa. But is it ...
Francisco Fiorentino: The Golden Voice of Tango’s Golden Age
Life and Career of Francisco Fiorentino Francisco Fiorentino (1905-1955) was an Argentine tango singer who reached great popularity during the ...
The Enduring Legacy of Enrique Cadícamo, Master of Tango Lyrics
Enrique Cadícamo stands as one of the most prolific and influential lyricists in tango music history. Through his evocative lyrics ...
Cambalache
“Cambalache” is an Argentine tango composed in 1934 by Enrique Santos Discépolo and premiered at Buenos Aires’ Teatro Maipo, with ...
Ernesto Baffa: A Legendary Figure in Argentine Tango
Ernesto Baffa, born on August 20, 1932, in the Floresta neighborhood of Buenos Aires, was a prominent Argentine bandoneonist, orchestra ...
