{"id":45,"date":"2013-08-19T18:04:32","date_gmt":"2013-08-19T16:04:32","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/sutangomunchen.com\/?p=45"},"modified":"2013-08-19T23:30:36","modified_gmt":"2013-08-19T21:30:36","slug":"orquesta-tipica-misteriosa-buenos-aires-tango-de-salon-great-debut-cd","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sutango.com\/orquesta-tipica-misteriosa-buenos-aires-tango-de-salon-great-debut-cd\/","title":{"rendered":"Orquesta T\u00edpica Misteriosa Buenos Aires – Tango De Sal\u00f3n – Great Debut CD"},"content":{"rendered":"

Orquesta T\u00edpica Misteriosa Buenos Aires – Tango de Sal\u00f3n<\/a><\/h4>\n

3 bandoneons, 3 violins, a contrabass, a piano and 2 singers: This\u00a0young orchestra of ten musicians<\/strong>\u00a0have set their sights on following the lead of\u00a0
\n<\/a>Carlos di Sarli<\/a><\/strong>, that is to play pieces\u00a0melodically, in a steady and therefore danceable rhythm<\/strong>\u00a0and with a\u00a0romantic<\/strong>\u00a0touch. And it is exactly that what they have achieved with this CD!
\nFresh interpretations of popular Tangos like „9 de Julio“ in a slower version, which provides room for a playful piano tune. I listen eagerly to the fresh tunes of „En esta Tarde Gris“, „Loca“, „Recuerdo“ and „Nostalgias“.
\nThanks to the voices of\u00a0Marisol Mart\u00ednez<\/em>\u00a0and\u00a0Marcelo Rey\u00a0<\/em>traditional Tangos such as „En esta tarde gris“ (Rey) get a contemporary flair. Mart\u00ednez‘ voice lets us see the rising mist above the river Riachuelo. slowly meandering its way at the southern rims of the City of Buenos Aires. And we believe Marcelo Rey that he wants to get inebriated in the face of a hopelessly lost love (Nostalgias). The first few lines are particularly catchy „Quiero emborrachar mi coraz\u00f3n, para apagar un loco amor, que m\u00e1s que amor es un sufrir…“ („I want to drown my heart to extinguish a crazy love that is more suffering than love…“).
\nJavier Arias<\/em>\u00a0is the musical head of this formation. 4 members of his former enseble\u00a0Orquesta T\u00edpica Fervor de Buenos Aires<\/em>\u00a0are part of the\u00a0Orquesta T\u00edpica Misteriosa Buenos Aires<\/a>.
\nMy personal favourites of this CD are „9 de Julio“, „Recuerdo“, „Nostalgias“, „Felicia“ and „Perd\u00f3name“. Of the 14 pieces 8 are instrumental versions; there are 13 tangos and 1 milonga. And there are also 2 folklore pieces as bonus tracks (Chacarera and Gato).
\nThis thoroughly danceable debut CD recorded by this orchestra will not only enrich the music library of all tango dancers and Tango DJs but it also whets everyone’s appetite for further recordings by the Orquesta T\u00edpica Misteriosa Buenos Aires.
\nYou can also see and listen to this orchestra live in Buenos Aires since they play, as the house orquestra, at the Milonga „La Misteriosa“ in Humberto Primo 2758, every Wednesday.<\/p>\n

The Orquesta T\u00edpica Misteriosa Buenos Aires live.<\/a>
\nSusanne M\u00fchlhaus<\/a>
\nhttp:\/\/www.danzaymovimiento.com\/dymlog\/<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Orquesta T\u00edpica Misteriosa Buenos Aires – Tango de Sal\u00f3n 3 bandoneons, 3 violins, a contrabass, a piano and 2 singers: This\u00a0young orchestra of ten musicians\u00a0have set their sights on following the lead of\u00a0 Carlos di Sarli, that is to play pieces\u00a0melodically, in a steady and therefore danceable rhythm\u00a0and with a\u00a0romantic\u00a0touch. And it is exactly that … <\/p>\n

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