Re: [Tango-L] Last tango in Bs. As. - las damas del tango

2008-01-22 Thread Chris, UK
 I think it's to be found on: Las Damas del Tango 1909-1946

...under the different spelling Triqui-tra ;) Thanks Anna!

And also to those who replied direct - the track can also be found on: 
Edgardo Donato Vol.1 (1932-1941), Club Tango Argentino 
(http://eng.tango.info/02480001024126)

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Re: [Tango-L] Last tango in Bs. As.

2008-01-21 Thread Chris, UK
Ron

 I believe I've heard some Donato tangos and valses with Lita Morales
 at milongas in Buenos Aires.

Me too, but only when she's accompanied by one or even two guys ;)

Here's a rare example of her (almost) solo:

 Edgardo Donato + Lita Morales Triqui-tri http://tinyurl.com/2teqrh

If anyone knows to buy a full-quality copy of this, please tell!

 I don't remember hearing tangos by Canaro with Nelly Omar

Nor I. Here in Europe too they're rarely played. I think the problem with 
them is not so much the girl's voice, but the weak dance feel. There's no 
shortage of valses that are much stronger for dancing.

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[Tango-L] Last tango in Bs. As. - las damas del tango

2008-01-21 Thread desdelasnubes

 Edgardo Donato + Lita Morales Triqui-tri http://tinyurl.com/2teqrh

 If anyone knows to buy a full-quality copy of this, please tell!

I think it's to be found on: 
Las Damas del Tango 1909-1946

My question to the list:
why are las damas del tango so neglected by the DJ's in the milongas?
What is the reason for this?
Is it to protect the male leaders from being too confused to lead when
hearing the enchantingly tender voice of a lady singer?

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Re: [Tango-L] Last tango in Bs. As.

2008-01-20 Thread MACFroggy
Yes, it's tradition, and when La Cumparsita begins, everyone on the floor 
applauds.
It's so lovely.

Other traditions are no female singers, and you're correct, 
it's bad luck to dance to Adios Muchachos.
Also Carlos Gardel recordings are never played at milongas in Buenos Aires.

Cherie

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In a message dated 1/20/08 7:04:43 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:


 I've been told that traditionally the last song played
 at a milonga in Buenos Aires is La Cumpasita.  A
 friend of mine, a retiree who has traveled to Bs. As.
 several times, staying there months on end, said that
 this is not so.  I don't know how often he stayed to
 the very end.  To the people in Bs. As., does this
 tradition exist?  And if it exists, how often is it
 observed?
 
 I've been told that the Porten~o DJs don't play Adios
 Muchachos because it means you're going to die.  Do
 they think that?
 
 
 
    


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[Tango-L] Last tango in Bs. As.

2008-01-20 Thread Ming Mar
I've been told that traditionally the last song played
at a milonga in Buenos Aires is La Cumpasita.  A
friend of mine, a retiree who has traveled to Bs. As.
several times, staying there months on end, said that
this is not so.  I don't know how often he stayed to
the very end.  To the people in Bs. As., does this
tradition exist?  And if it exists, how often is it
observed?

I've been told that the Porten~o DJs don't play Adios
Muchachos because it means you're going to die.  Do
they think that?



  

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Re: [Tango-L] Last tango in Bs. As.

2008-01-20 Thread Keith
I once did hear a nice story about this custom and, although it's almost 
certainly untrue, I 
thought I'd ask if anyone else has ever heard it to be true.

I heard that the DJ could play 2 different versions of La Cumparsitas at the 
end of the 
milonga. The first was to indicate that the milonga was coming to an end and 
the 2nd gave 
people the opportunity to dance the very last dance with the partner of their 
choice and, 
presumably, to arrange a liaison afterwards. As I say, probably not true, but a 
nice idea :-).

P.S. I always do it at my milongas :-).

Keith, HK


 On Mon Jan 21  6:03 , Ming Mar  sent:

I've been told that traditionally the last song played
at a milonga in Buenos Aires is La Cumpasita.  

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