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totaltango -
pure passion
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orchestras : biagi
| | | Biagi
| | Rodolfo Biagi was the pianist in D'Arienzo's orchestra in 1935, where he created the immensely influential "electric" rhythm that brought back the dancers and ushered in the Golden Age of Tango. His own orchestra, founded in 1938, refined and purified the rhythm even further, creating a distinctive style which is more rhythmic and less melodic than any other orchestra of the period.
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| | | Sus Exitos con Jorge Ortiz
Biagi's clean, crisp rhythms are here rounded out by Ortiz's vocals, giving them more emotional depth.Humillacion (1941), Indiferencia (1942), Trenzas (1945), Yuyo Verde (1945), Magdala (1945), Ya Lo Ves (1941), Todo Te Nombra (1940), Guapo y Varon (1940), Senor, Senor (1943), Lagrimas y Sonrisas (Vals 1941), Pajaro Ciego (1941), Romantico Bulincito (1941), Ahora No Me Conoces (1941), Quiero Verte Una Vez Mas (1940), Yo Tambien (1940), Si De Mi Te Has Olvidado (1942), No Le Digas Que La Quiero (1940), Carrillon De La Merced (1941), Misa De Once (1940), La Marcha Nupcial (1941)
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| | | Biagi - Sus Exitos con Alberto Amor
Alberto Amor's voice, sometimes dry, sometimes rich, is balanced and supported in Biagi's typical, minimalist style.Nada, Cafe De Los Angelitos, Si La Llegaran a Ver, Arlette, Paloma (Vals), Me Quede Mirandola, Cuando Llora La Milonga, Tus Labios Me Diran, Seamos Amigos, Flor De Monserrat (Milonga), Cuatro Lagrimas, Marol, Y Dicen Que No Te Quiero, Por Algo Sera, Prisionero (Vals), Tres Horas, Lucienne, Hoy Te Quiero Mucho Mas, Pudo Ser Una Vida, Con Mi Perro (Milonga)
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orchestras : biagi
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