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Trio Hugo Diaz Primary Artist
Hugo Diaz Trio Primary Artist
Luis Etchebarne Piano
Vinicio Ascone Double Bass
Raul Garello Composer
Horacio Salgan Composer
Jose Martinez Composer
Juan de Dios Filiberto Composer
Julian Plaza Composer
Sebastian Piana Composer
Scarpino Composer
Anibal Troilo Composer
Osvaldo Fresedo Composer
Collazo Composer
Carlos Gardel Composer
Eduardo Arolas Composer
Hugo Diaz Composer,Producer
Solino Seminario Composer
Roberto Firpo Composer
Oscar Jimenez Mixing,Engineer
Pedro Maffia Composer
Troilo Composer
Victor Solino Composer
Catulo Castillo Composer
Barbara Papadopoulos Typesetting,Layout Design
Andy Graves Design
Hugo Cassarino Composer
Juan Caldarella Composer
Garzon Composer
Alfredo Le Pera Composer
Agustin Bardi Composer
Gardel Composer
Alejandro Scarpino Composer
Pablo Carcamo Engineer,Producer

The 20 Best of Classical Tango
by Trio Hugo Diaz, Hugo Diaz, Hugo Diaz Trio
Trio Hugo Diaz

The 20 Best of Classical Tango
by Trio Hugo Diaz, Hugo Diaz, Hugo Diaz Trio
Trio Hugo Diaz
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Overview
The Hugo Diaz Trio consisted of the late Hugo Diaz on bandoneon (kind of a big button-accordion), Miguel Angel Ledesma on piano, and Horacio Cabarcos on bass. This is a minimum ensemble, but their sound is full, largely due to the full and rich sound production of Diaz and the robust playing of Ledesma. Cabarcos has a nice tone, especially when he uses the bow, but he is best-heard on headphones. Most of the pieces are fairly short and never outstay their welcome. They are mostly from the 1920s-1940s, although every piece sounds up to date in Diaz's hands. (As a special treat is a jazzy version of "Por una Cabeza," the tango made famous in America by the movie Scent of a Woman.)
Many tunes on this album are dramatic, musically interesting, and just plain danceable fun. "A Orillas del Plata" betrays a deep jazz influence that is very pleasant to listen to. "La Racha" is a bit slower than most of the other numbers, but it swoops and pounces with the best of them. One slight caveat: The last three tracks on the disc are for solo bandoneon, and that will not charm everyone. Still, this album will appeal to lovers of traditional tango as well as followers of tango outcast Astor Piazzolla. Don't pass it by. ~ Kurt Keefner
Product Details
Release Date: | 03/29/2011 |
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Label: | ARC MUSIC |
UPC: | 5019396232624 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Hugo Diaz Primary Artist,BandoneonTrio Hugo Diaz Primary Artist
Hugo Diaz Trio Primary Artist
Luis Etchebarne Piano
Vinicio Ascone Double Bass
Technical Credits
Diz Heller Liner NotesRaul Garello Composer
Horacio Salgan Composer
Jose Martinez Composer
Juan de Dios Filiberto Composer
Julian Plaza Composer
Sebastian Piana Composer
Scarpino Composer
Anibal Troilo Composer
Osvaldo Fresedo Composer
Collazo Composer
Carlos Gardel Composer
Eduardo Arolas Composer
Hugo Diaz Composer,Producer
Solino Seminario Composer
Roberto Firpo Composer
Oscar Jimenez Mixing,Engineer
Pedro Maffia Composer
Troilo Composer
Victor Solino Composer
Catulo Castillo Composer
Barbara Papadopoulos Typesetting,Layout Design
Andy Graves Design
Hugo Cassarino Composer
Juan Caldarella Composer
Garzon Composer
Alfredo Le Pera Composer
Agustin Bardi Composer
Gardel Composer
Alejandro Scarpino Composer
Pablo Carcamo Engineer,Producer
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