"Jalousie" (1935) Tango - Xavier Cugat

"Jalousie"

Xavier Cugat Orchestra
(1935) Tango

One of Cugat's last recordings in his early classy romantic style. He quickly changed his orchestrations after this...making them simpler and cheaper sounding and consequently less elegant

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Music

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• Xavier
• Cugat
• 1935
• Tango

[arianshifter]

Mmm.

This is what the Tango's supposed to be.

[DustyPigeons]

WOW ! fantastic

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

obrigado!

[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".

[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

[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. :)

[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

[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 )

[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.

[discouniverse]

check Danielius Dolskis and Antanas Sabaniauskas from 1927-1937

[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.