muzycy:
Mabel Gonzalez: vocals
Hernan Ruiz: guitar
Roberto Liesche: guitar
Claudio Milanovi: guitar
Pablo Gimenez: guitarron
Alfredo Maricucci: bandoleon
Jose Loptretti: piano
Luis Gradin: percussion
Juan Pablo Dobal: piano
Jose Lopretti: piano

Editor's info:
The singer, who lives in Dordrecht, the Netherlands, heard the dark-hued voice of Carlos Gardél in Montevideo when she was a teenager, since when she has pledged her heart to tango. Her album contains repertoire in which Alfredo Marcucci's bandoneon plays a leading role, and also tangos in which four guitarists, Las Guitarras Argentinas, provide the accompaniment. Well-known pieces include A Media Luz, Yira Yira and El Choclo.

The tango was born at the banks of the Rio de la Plata in Buenos Aires and Montevideo. "La Noche del Rio de la Plata" is a musical journey from the traditional Tango of Carlos Gardél to the modern Tango of Astor Piazzolla. You'll hear Tangos with the typical sounds of the bandoneon but also Tangos accompanied by just four guitars, the oldest way of accompanying, also preferred by Carlos Gardél.

La Noche del Rio de la Plata is a musical journey from the traditional Tango of Carlos Gardel to the modern Tango of Astor Piazzolla. You'll hear Tangos with the typical sounds of the bandoneon, performed by maestro Alfredo Marcucci, who started playing in the old days with orchestras of Julio de Caro and others. The tango was born at the banks of the Rio de la Plata in Buenos Aires and Montevideo. Tangos accompanied by just four guitars, the oldest way of accompanying, also preferred by Carlos Gardel.

Musicians: Mabel Gonzalez, vocals; Alfredo Marcucci, bandoneon; Hernan Ruiz, Pablo Gimenez, Roberto Lieschke, Claudio Milanovi, guitar; Juan Pablo Dobal, Jose Lopretti, piano; Luis Gradin, percussion.

Selections: A Media Luz, Duelo Criollo, Parece Mentira, Yira Yira, Candombe Clasico, Cuesta Abajo, Melodia De Arrabal, El Choclo, Volvio Una Noche, Maldito Tango, Se Dice De Mi, Julian, Milonga Para Gardel, Malevaje, A Los Amigos Del Alma, Balada Para Un Loco.

Editor's info:
The singer, who lives in Dordrecht, the Netherlands, heard the dark-hued voice of Carlos Gardél in Montevideo when she was a teenager, since when she has pledged her heart to tango. Her album contains repertoire in which Alfredo Marcucci's bandoneon plays a leading role, and also tangos in which four guitarists, Las Guitarras Argentinas, provide the accompaniment. Well-known pieces include A Media Luz, Yira Yira and El Choclo.

The tango was born at the banks of the Rio de la Plata in Buenos Aires and Montevideo. "La Noche del Rio de la Plata" is a musical journey from the traditional Tango of Carlos Gardél to the modern Tango of Astor Piazzolla. You'll hear Tangos with the typical sounds of the bandoneon but also Tangos accompanied by just four guitars, the oldest way of accompanying, also preferred by Carlos Gardél.

La Noche del Rio de la Plata is a musical journey from the traditional Tango of Carlos Gardel to the modern Tango of Astor Piazzolla. You'll hear Tangos with the typical sounds of the bandoneon, performed by maestro Alfredo Marcucci, who started playing in the old days with orchestras of Julio de Caro and others. The tango was born at the banks of the Rio de la Plata in Buenos Aires and Montevideo. Tangos accompanied by just four guitars, the oldest way of accompanying, also preferred by Carlos Gardel.

Musicians: Mabel Gonzalez, vocals; Alfredo Marcucci, bandoneon; Hernan Ruiz, Pablo Gimenez, Roberto Lieschke, Claudio Milanovi, guitar; Juan Pablo Dobal, Jose Lopretti, piano; Luis Gradin, percussion.

Selections: A Media Luz, Duelo Criollo, Parece Mentira, Yira Yira, Candombe Clasico, Cuesta Abajo, Melodia De Arrabal, El Choclo, Volvio Una Noche, Maldito Tango, Se Dice De Mi, Julian, Milonga Para Gardel, Malevaje, A Los Amigos Del Alma, Balada Para Un Loco.