Argentine tango - I am currently listening to

"una llamada" by Tanghetto (album Emigrante). Can't identify any tango in it, it's more like lift muzak, but it's nice to listen to at work. Nicer than the LaserJet(R) printer noise, anyway.
 
"tango to Evora" by Loreena McKennitt. I prefer the Haris Alexiou's version but I haven't found it yet in the shop around the corner.
 
I currently listen to de Caro. Got a CD from a friend, who just loves de Caro. I can't say I really understand these recordings, though. They don't hit my heart.
 
Im currently listening to milonga's of all flavors. Im hoping to totaly ingrain them into myself so I can start to slow down and dance other parts of the music. 8)
 
Zaratustra shaking it said:
Have you heard "Goyeneche"?

thats the best tango singer Ive heard, tears come out sometimes I listen to him.
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No. I'll check him out. Thanks. And welcome to df. :)
 
Roberto Goyeneche is indeed incredible...

I'm listening to Pink Martini, they have two songs with a tango beat, called Amado Mio and La Soledad. Fantastic tango...

On a "classical" note, I love Tita Merello. Her "El Choclo" is a roaring call to get off you bum and dance.
 
ok "Zaratustra shaking it" and "Milonguita". Sinec I have never heard of Roberto Goyeneche before what CD would you recommend as the first CD that I get of him?
 
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