Francisco Canaro y Carlos Roldán - Una Carta (CD) | Tango Near Mint
$ 5.64
Number of discs: 1
- Artist(s): Dubfire & Sharam
- Year: 1996
- Genres: Electronic
- Media Condition: Like New
- Sleeve Condition: Like New
- Catalog Number: 7243 8 34296 22
- Label: TRIBAL America
- Format: CD
- Country: US
- SKU: N1LD5UOB
- UPC: 0724383429622
- ASIN: B000000QHR
Description
Experience the timeless voice of Dubfire & Sharam in the iconic album, Yoshitoshi Artists (In House We Trust Vol. 1). Released in 1996, this original TRIBAL America release blends Electronic music, featuring timeless performances that are a must-have for any music lover and collector.
Key Features
- Authenticity: TRIBAL America Yoshitoshi Artists (In House We Trust Vol. 1), released in 1996.
- Condition: Like New, ensuring a pristine listening experience.
- Genres: Electronic
- Format: CD, perfect for collectors and music enthusiasts alike.
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About Francisco Canaro y Carlos Roldán
Francisco Canaro (1888-1964) was a prominent Uruguayan tango musician, composer, and bandleader, widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in the history of tango. Born in Montevideo, Canaro moved to Buenos Aires in his youth, where he became immersed in the vibrant tango scene. He formed his own orchestra in the 1920s, which gained immense popularity for its innovative arrangements and energetic performances. Canaro was instrumental in popularizing tango music internationally, recording numerous hits and collaborating with various artists. His compositions, such as "La Cumparsita" and "Adiós Muchachos," remain classics in the tango repertoire. Carlos Roldán (1905-1980), an Argentine tango singer and composer, became one of the notable voices of the genre during the mid-20th century. He began his career in the 1920s and quickly gained fame for his emotive singing style and charismatic stage presence. Roldán collaborated with various orchestras, including Canaro's, and contributed to the evolution of tango with his unique interpretations. Together, Canaro and Roldán left an indelible mark on the tango landscape, helping to shape its sound and bringing it to a wider audience. Their legacies continue to influence tango musicians and enthusiasts today.