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Among the BEST |
jrev (1 Review - New contributor) 4/14/2014
I believe most pieces on this CD, recorded in the 1930's in Argentina, are among the best from the best, instrumental & vocal. It's puzzling that Francisco Canaro remained relatively unknown until recently even among tango fans.
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| 4 out of 5 (Very Good) |
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Good milongas |
Dinesh (12 Reviews) 6/11/2012
There is so much Canaro music out there that it makes it hard to pick the good ones. This CD has good Canaro milongas.
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| 4 out of 5 (Very Good) |
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Excellent variety |
Duino (2 Reviews - New contributor) 6/16/2010
This disc has tangos, milongas, and valses so one gets a full introduction to tango music. Vocals are hard to hear.
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| 5 out of 5 (Outstanding) |
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Good representation of Canaro. |
phantomfantom (15 Reviews) 8/28/2008
The title track "La Melodia De Nuestro Adios" is a perfect example of Canaro's clear-cut phrasing and musicality. Dancers really can enjoy this one for relating to the musical forms. An interesting feature is the extended introductions to the Valsas which have a broader tempo than usual.
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| 5 out of 5 (Outstanding) |
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smooth |
valseman (20 Reviews) 1/28/2008
Francisco Canaro has a great selection of music, and this set is very good for allowing you to select a mood for dancing or listening. They are able to evoke good visual imagery. The music is smooth with a nice variety of styles and tempos
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| 4 out of 5 (Very Good) |
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This is a Classic |
Andrew (8 Reviews) 10/2/2006
I think if you can only have one Canaro CD, then this would be the one to choose. Quality is good. Almost all the tracks are good.
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