"Jalousie" (1935) Tango - Xavier Cugat

[adaoteschfilho]

este e um dos meus preferidos ,gosto muinto

[francgalo]

Esto es arte y el arte no tiene fronteras. Si fuese argentino me sentiría agradecido que se interprete magistralmente el Tango. Además el tango nació en Paris al igual que Carlritos Gardel

[SirHarry1960]

lovely new version by Gianluca Paganelli from Roma

[dad333]

Esto no es tango genuinamente hablando, yo soy argentino y esta melodia nunca se escuchó en argentina, sólo se conoce de películas, no existe una sola tanguería que interprete este tema, como tampoco la interpretó jamas ninguna de las orquestas mas famosas argentinas, así como tampoco jamás figuraría entre los 100 o 1000 mejores tangos jamás escritos, saludos

[davidabreu100]

@dad333 Mi querido hermano no debe olvidar que hace ya algunos años el TANGO FUE DECLARADO POR LA UNESCO COMO PATRIMONIO CULTURAL DEL MUNDO; eso quiere decir que el tango ya no es solo de los argentinos; todo el mundo le aporta algo a este tan maravilloso genero; lo felicito por ser argentino; es cierto que para bailarlo es mejor con una orquesta original argentina; ahora quien no saben bailarlo se divierten oyendo tan bella melodía; ya un clásico del tango como se dice en español "CELOS".

[discouniverse]

check Danielius Dolskis and Antanas Sabaniauskas from 1927-1937

[andrzejpawlowski]

Wspaniale tango , ponadczasowe !

[ancientone22]

We learn from these great masters of the past ....

[miereczek11]

piękne.

[miereczek11]

piękne

[banlun]

Le danois Jacob Gade (1879-1963) est le compositeur de Jalousie. L'oeuvre a été créée en 1925 et depuis, on la joue et l'interprète universellement à chaque minute. Littéralement. Elle figure au générique de plus de cent films. Gade, violoniste de talent, est aussi un immense philanthrope. Il a cédé ses droits à une fondation danoise qui octroie une bourse annuelle à un jeune musicien professionnel. Dernier détail: Gade a dirigé l'inauguration de la Scala de Milan en 1931. (Réf.: TodoTango)

[KYONOUCHI]

lol, i love tango, i've been dancing for quite some time now...

but this stills reminds me a LOT of the addams family XD

it's just that...addams-esque xD

[lamiafisamg]

gelosia, l'intramontabile tango

[2000toddowen]

Real nice.

Was watching Turner Classic Movies one night and they showed a color clip from an old MGM "Travels" show that had Xavier leading the orchestra at the Waldorf . May be the pinnacle of dining elegance.

[gokakukimo]

@2000toddowen there is no reason why i like this tango music, by naturally feeling by what reason oh! i do really don't know.

[bigcity233]

@2000toddowen Yes, the great night clubs of the 30's-50's, like the Empire Room at the Waldorf or the Persion Room at the Plaza, were the pinnacle!! I lived in NY my whole life (I'm 55), but would loved to have seen my city in the 30's/40's. What I don't understand is why that era's music, culture and style didn't last very long..rocknroll culture has been here for 50 years....but the era of the big bands, slow dancing, classy night clubs, well-dressed, civilized people barely lasted 25 yrs.

[catlec39]

@bigcity233 I think it lasted longer than 25 years, but not so mysteriously, the world' population has tripled since the start of WWII. I believe the J curve of upward population explosion had a real effest. For the first time, the younger generation become the majority, and new ( and some not so healthy) tastes were pandered to. Then they were overtly sexualized by the media, and ROMANTICISM became a thing of the past.

[shairaptor]

@catlec39 I'm not sexualized by the media. for instance, I'm gay and I don't care if the media advertises the "man and woman" propaganda thing to produce more children. I'm sensible. :)

[fvrrljr]

@bigcity233 I have to partially agree with you with abaout not lasting long. but with the new generation and dance shows on tv, we see that its never left and younger crowd learning it. ( i'm 50 )

[Silhouette006]

Thanks:)

[sterlinggreg]

Such Passion!! What an age to live in. Beats the hell out of the rap hip hop crap of today.

[tkyaheya]

Excellent Music. A very beautiful Tango, a rare GEM

Greetings from Sri Lanka

[sparwood8]

Great song, and this is the best clip I could find. Thanks for posting

[CharlesWestinghIII]

Mr A, that's like saying an Alfa Romeo 8C is undriveable as it doesn't have power steering, traction control or AC. Please look up the word "patina" and you may have a better understanding of the good things in life.

[Antipico]

Poor quality, unlistenable.

[TheChileno1980]

Excelente.

[mayatatyana1]

This is a Tango! Let's dance!

[longitudinal5]

Una joya

[antoniamaltarollo]

magnifico,. divino maravilhoso.

[Siberiaeterna]

CA C'EST du tango!!!!!BRAVO

[sonianeusa]

Esse tango é maravilhoso!!! Gosto dele desde que eu tinha 16 anos...Conheci-o na voz de Caterina Valente. Mas a orquestra de Xavier toca divinamente!

[palomitajcbV]

awesome!

[mariomar7]

indudablemente este musico fue extraordinario, ya que interpreto magistralmente este tango y otros ritmos sobre todo la musica cubana

[arianshifter]

Mmm.

This is what the Tango's supposed to be.

[Bigband78]

Very Pretty upload of this Cugat Tango

[100lemon]

bravo

[MrLilaki]

O TANGO!!!

[parkman59]

HARDLY ENYTHING BETER THAN THIS

[ripollbrucs]

En Xavier Cugat hi va fer una creació, deixant-hi el seu segell personal. Pensem que és una versió del 1935.

[baraojegue]

ai minha mocidade. Jegue do Brasil

[cristoforoantonio]

has anyone noticed how often this tune shows up on tv?

[Audinos]

Maybe someday elegance will return to our poor cheapened country. May we no longer settle for less.

[SesshyLover16]

Amen to that! <3

[aznavour65]

Bellissimo!

[puccini4711]

have best timing by all,simple the best.

[Corrie121]

This is simply sublime!! What a beautiful melody. It can't get much better than this!.

Thanks for sharing.

[oakmont9]

Arthur Fieler and the Boston Pops have an excellent version of this. if you can find it.

[paxguns]

Excellent, thank you so much. I have just found my patent leather shoes to match what is left of my patent leather hair. Not forgetting the rose between my teeth.

[renofirvine]

i found this on a 1950's lp-a reissue of his tango 78's-one song even features a very young dinah shore...

[Arikisei]

god bless..mr.cugat,deluxe

[tuchha1]

Cugat has been my favourait since 1963 ,sinc I recall.We had two of his LPs then and I have

been collecting his music eversince.

These clippings have given me so much pleasure

Thanks for providing this opportunity.

Uday

[lausdomin]

You've said it: "elegant"!

[sparwood8]

This is a real pretty piece. My parents had it on a 78, way back in the late 40's early

50's. I cannot find it listed on U tube. Done by a full orchestra, and it can bring a tear to your eyes. This piece is ok, but the cut they had was awesome. R.I.P. Good music

[slomoschon2000]

Yeah!It takes me back in the mid 40, right after the end of WWII

[DustyPigeons]

WOW ! fantastic

xaviar cugot and the Tango now that's what Icall great music

obrigado!

[Dobrib]

Glorious!TY