Orchestra
Mariano Mores – Symphonic Tango
Mariano Mores was a unique persona in the world of Argentine tango, contributing to its development for almost a century. ...
Embracing the Elegance: Aníbal Troilo and the World of Argentine Tango
For aficionados of Argentine Tango, but especially for experienced Tango dancers, the name Aníbal Troilo, affectionately nicknamed “Pichuco”, resonates as ...
Pedro Láurenz: Master of the restless Bandoneon
If you’re passionate about Argentine Tango, you’ve undoubtedly stumbled over the restless, energetic, often frantic bandoneon tunes of Pedro Láurenz, ...
Miguel Caló: Mastermind of the ‘Orquesta de las Estrellas’
Miguel Caló was the Director of one of the most significant orchestras of the classic era of Tango. He was ...
Tango Maestro Juan Félix Maglio “Pacho”: A Journey through Time
Argentine tango composer, bandoneonist, and orchestra director, Juan Félix Maglio, affectionately known as Pacho, was born on November 18, 1880, ...
Exploring the Legacy of Juan D’Arienzo: The King of Rhythm
If you’re a devoted follower of Argentine Tango, you’ve likely encountered the rhythmic marvel that is Juan D’Arienzo. Born on ...
Dancing Through Time: The Tango Rhythms of Héctor Marcó
Argentine Tango, with its intricate steps and passionate embrace, has been captivating dancers worldwide for decades. In the heart of ...
Alfredo Bevilacqua: Pioneering the Tango Rhythms
Alfredo Bevilacqua was a pianist, composer, and orchestra director from Buenos Aires. He left a big mark on the early ...
Aquiles Roggero – Osmar Maderna and beyond
Born on March 12, 1913, in Pehuajó, Argentina, Aquiles Roggero is remembered for playing piano, directing, and working with some ...
Embracing the Rhythmic Elegance: Eduardo Armani and the World of Argentine Tango
Welcome, passionate tango enthusiasts! In the heart of Buenos Aires, where the soulful notes of the bandoneón resonate through the ...
