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    Chitarra Romana- Tango influence (italian song)


    here even more tango without words

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    tango, an afro argentine contribution, without tango, they wouldnt be known for anything else
    mama africa does it once again, i love you mama africa, you give your children some real culture, even the pasty albino ones

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    Quote Originally Posted by GiCa View Post
    Chitarra Romana- Tango influence (italian song)


    here even more tango without words
    Two famous tango singers were born in italy:

    Ignacio Corsini:

    Ignacio Corsini (February 13, 1891 – July 26, 1967) was an Italian-born Argentine folklore and tango musician.

    Life and work

    Andrés Ignacio Corsini was born in Troina, a village in the Enna Province of Sicily, in 1891. He was the illegitimate son of Socorro Salomone and a local man whose identity was never revealed publicly—save for his being a Corsini (hence the child's last name). Ms. Salomone left Italy for Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1896, and settled in the middle-class Almagro section of the city. They settled in Carlos Tejedor, then a small pampas town where Corsini would spend the remainder of his childhood, finding work as an ox cart driver and herdsman.[1]

    Corsini returned in 1907 to the Almagro section of Buenos Aires, where he was influenced by folk singer José Betinotti and a circus performer, José Pacheco. Pacheco introduced him to the theatre and to his own daughter, Victoria Pacheco, whom Corsini would marry in 1911. He went on to perform in numerous theatre companies and circuses, and in 1912, he was awarded a recording contract by RCA Victor. His interpretation of traditional folklore standards earned him singing roles in numerous Argentine films in subsequent years, mostly in period pieces set during Argentina's pastoral 19th century. These included: Santos Vega (1916), ˇFederación o muerte! (1917) and Milonguita (1922).[1]

    Having never attended a music conservatory, Corsini once attributed his unmistakable falsetto to his bucolic pampas upbringing, recalling that "birds taught me the spontaneity of their singing, without witnesses and in the great scenery of nature." [1]

    Corsini also earned renown as a tango vocalist, however. Initially avoiding the genre, he included one tango piece, "Un lamento," in a 1920 album. Well received, this recording would remain his sole foray into tango until, in 1922, he was persuaded to premiere "Patotero sentimental" in a sainete (stage comedy), "El bailarín del cabaret." Corsini secured his standing in the world of tango by popularizing Juan de Dios Filiberto's soulful milonga, "Caminito," in 1927. Written as an ode to what was then an oft-used shortcut in the blue-collar La Boca section of Buenos Aires, "Caminito" remains one of the most recognizable Argentine songs of any genre.[1]

    "El Caballero Cantor"—the "gentleman singer," as he was known by then—Corsini was also a composer and lyricist of numerous tangos, such as, among others, "Flor marchita," and "Aquel cantor de mi pueblo" (music by guitarist Enrique Maciel). The latter was immortalized by Corsini's one-time film co-star, Edmundo Rivero. He also composed in other genres, writing folklore pieces (such as "Tradición gaucha" and "A mi palomita"), and a waltz: "Tristeza criolla," based on a poem by Julián de Charras.

    A 1929 songbook written as an ode to the era of 19th century strongman Juan Manuel de Rosas by poet Héctor Blomberg and guitarist Enrique Maciel featured Corsini as the lead vocalist, a performance considered by critics to have been th highlight of the album.[2] His performance of the album's title track, "La pulpera de Santa Lucía," was critical to its being aired on the radio. This return to folklore was followed by similar performances on film, including Rapsodia gaucha (1932), Ídolos de la radio (1934, memorable also for a duet between two standards of tango, Ada Falcón and Carlos Gardel), and the western movie-styled Fortín alto (1941), where he was featured with Agustín Irusta and a then-unknown Edmundo Rivero.[1]

    These successes were dealt a bitter turn by the death of his wife Victoria, on May 28, 1949, following which he retired as a performer. Corsini penned his memoirs the following year, in which he wrote that "in her I found the great partner of all my life, who encouraged me in my uncertain hours and to whom I owe a great part of my success" (the autobiography was never published).[1]

    Corsini reappeared in 1961 for a Channel 7 special, "Volver a vivir" ("To Live Again"). This would be his last public performance, however, and on July 26, 1967, the 'gentleman singer' died at age 76.



    Alberto Marino

    Alberto Marino (nacido como Vicente Marinaro el 26 de abril de 1920 en Verona, Italia - 21 de junio de 1989 en Buenos Aires, Argentina) fue un cantante de tangos nacido en Italia y nacionalizado argentino.

    Biografía

    Nacido en Verona, Italia. Radicado en la provincia de Salta, Argentina siendo nińo, se traslada con su familia al barrio porteńo de Palermo.

    Su debut como cantante fue en el ańo 1935 en Radio Mitre. Integró varias orquestas hasta que en 1942 Anibal Troilo lo incorpora a la suya.

    Con la orquesta de pichuco graba los temas: Tres amigos, Tal vez será su voz, Palomita blanca, a duo con Floreal Ruiz, y Fuimos, entre otros.

    En 1946 abandona la orquesta de Troilo y comienza su carrera como solista, con orquesta de Enrique Alessio y Héctor Artola, graba los temas El Motivo y Farolito de papel.

    En los ańos de 1950s incorpora el conjunto de guitarras de Roberto Grela, grabando para el sello Odeon. Marino y Grela volverán a encontrarse hacia fines de 1959, dejando registros de esta nueva unión.

    En los ańos de 1960s y 1970s, actúa en las orquestas de Miguel Caló, Armando Pontier, dejando registros grabados con ellas.

    En sus últimos ańos se presenta en el prestigioso programa de televisión, Grandes Valores del Tango emitido por canal 9.


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    Quote Originally Posted by GiCa View Post
    Chitarra Romana- Tango influence (italian song)


    here even more tango without words
    That song is excellent.
    I loved listen Luciano Pavarotti singing it!

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    others in Italian


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    i like tango a lot. Its a shame only old Argentines hear Tango daily.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jacques de Imbelloni View Post
    Two famous tango singers were born in italy:

    Ignacio Corsini:

    Ignacio Corsini (February 13, 1891 – July 26, 1967) was an Italian-born Argentine folklore and tango musician.
    I always like this song. Didnt know Corsini was italian born.


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