Argentine Tango from Berlin - Quebracho (Bachicha), ca 1935

Theo Heldt und sein Orchester - Quebracho (Bachicha) Argentinischer Tango, Clangor ca 1935

Note: BACHICHA - Argentinian bandoneonist, composer and leader (1890 - 1963). Bachicha was one of the pioneers of tango in Paris. He had played in the Roberto Firpo Orchestra in Buenos Aires, and in 1922 he traveled to Spain as member of the theater company led by Enrique Muiño. Soon later he went to Paris with a tango orchestra he had put together with the violinist Eduardo Bianco. This orchestra became widely known. Bachicha's name was, in fact, Juan Bautista Deambroggio. He composed many tangos, such as "Buena pinta", "Renacimiento", "Avellaneda", "Montparnasse", "Oración", and "Quebracho". But the one that is most remembered is "Bandoneón arrabalero" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S10dT98Nehk
Finally he put together the Orchestre Argentin Bachicha that continued performing in the French capital city and on tours throughout Europe, part of Africa and the Middle East. He made recordings in many countries, almost exclusively for Odeon.

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[patrickdcyau]

Finally, I understand why L'orchestre Argentin Bachicha is sometimes called Bianco-Bachicha Orchestra.

[MANFROMMARS46]

You might like this Genia darling.

Love

Doctor Smooch

[sammipink]

love the tango really exoctic

[mayatatyana1]

Beautiful tango-the first time I've heard it. Thank you.

[dumowska]

piękne

[dzheger]

Love the pounding sound of the Argentinian tango. Splendid, artistic pictures of tango dancers of all kinds.

[GraefinVonSalamanca]

mmmhhhhhh.....!

Sie machen mir immer solche Freude mit Ihren hinreissenden Tango's*****

Dzinkuje!

[tiarabozen]

PIĘKNE

[tango3721]

Hello Grzegorz, Tango is a divine music, dancing, art. I love this presentation big time! Thanks!!!

[barbcard]

One of your most exotic posts, combining passion, joy, and the strange wailing of those woodwinds--or are they horns--adding an occasional melancholy note. Dzieki!