hola a todos!! can anyone say what song is being played in this video at minute 4:30? unfortunately I am not allowed to post URLs.. but the video is on youtube under the name: Milonga Traspie Class with Facundo Posadas & Christy Cote in Brandon, Vermont Thank you for taking the time to look into it! Flori
A Brazilian choro by the name of Tico-tico no Fubá. This version is from "Planetangos". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tico-Tico_no_Fubá has the historical first recording.
muchissimas gracias!!! :grin: wooow there are so many versions of this song! but the one in the video is so niceee. I will let you know, when I find it. or if someone is already familiar with it, come out and share pls! hasta muy pronto ! Flori
Just wondering why this thread is "Sticky". Is there a reason for that? If not, Moderators, can that be changed?
Got stuck with labeling this version of "No me pregunten por qué" (di Sarli-Pomar) in my library: There are 3 entrances at tango.info 1952, 1954, and 1956. Which date would you suggest for the version? Thanks in advance od
Sounds like the 1952 version to me - the sound of the 1954 version is lusher, and the 1956 is with Jorge Duran.
I'm stumped. I've been all though the treads and searches and I can't find a discussion we had a while back. We talked about a specific tune that started out with a habanera rhythm and continued it almost all the way through. Can someone remind me what the name of that tune was? Thanks.
I thought about that, but I can't find a recording that starts that way. As I recall, the intro was just a piano or bass playing the habanera rhythm. Strange this is, I think I had the first response to the original post. ????
Can anyone help me identify the two versions of this instrumental to be heard on Spotify (and elsewhere)? The usual online discographies only list one version: 1942, but if these are correctly attributed to him, there must be two: Rodolfo Biagi Y Su Orquesta Tipica – Sentimiento Gaucho (2:25) Rodolfo Biagi – Sentimiento Gaucho (2:51)
The penny has dropped! The first piece isn't Sentimiento Gaucho, at all, it's La Viruta (1948?), and the tracks must be misnamed. It's not just Spotify, though: Amazon & iTunes make the same error. I have a track in my collection which is supposed to be La Viruta - but it isn't, so now I'm trying to work out what that is: Rodolfo Biagi Y Su Orquesta Tipica – La Viruta (What is it really?)
I've sorted it out: the titles of every track between 13 & 19 are wrong. #13 is Sentimiento Gaucho, but that track is wrongly labelled as #19, all the songs in between have the track name misplaced by 1. Duh! If you have downloaded the Album (EMI's From Argentina to the World series), you might like to see whether your own copies are correctly identified.
