Welcome to "Tanda of the Week" podcast! Every Monday, a freshly curated tanda is shared with you.
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Welcome to "Tanda of the Week" podcast! Every Monday, a freshly curated tanda is shared with you.
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7/15/2025
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September 22, 2025
2025-39 Carlos Di Sarli tango tanda
<p>For the 39th week of 2025, I picked another classic: <strong>Carlos Di Sarli</strong>. This time, he’s joined by both <strong>Roberto Florio</strong> and <strong>Jorge Durán</strong> on vocals. Even though only two of the songs in this tanda are actually duets, I still listed both singers in the title. Why? A little tango trivia—just a few years after these tracks, Florio and Durán teamed up to start their own orchestra. With <strong>Orlando Trípodi</strong> at the helm, they went on to record 16 pieces together.<br>If you remember hits like “Porteño y bailarín,” “Tus labios me dirán,” or “Sueño de juventud,” you’ve already heard some of Di Sarli and Durán’s best moments. Durán’s vocals really shine in those early classics.</p>
September 16, 2025
2025-38 Roberto Firpo tango tanda
<p>For the 38th week of 2025, I’ve picked a name you don’t hear much at milongas, but he’s a big deal in tango history: <strong>Roberto Firpo</strong>. This week, I’m spotlighting his orchestra’s instrumental tangos from 1935 to 1937. Now, when I say “orchestra,” I mean it. Firpo also recorded with his quartet around this time, but in my humble opinion those tracks don’t really fit the vibe for milongas. Still, if you just want to listen and soak in Firpo’s style, they’re a treat.</p><p>Here’s a fun fact: Firpo recorded between 1,800 and 3,000 songs during his career. That’s a staggering number. He’s seen as one of the most traditional tango musicians, but also one of the most creative and productive.</p>
September 9, 2025
2025-37 Rodolfo Biagi vals tanda
<p>I’ve been spinning this week’s tanda at my live milonga sets for ages. Honestly, it never fails. People always fill the floor. This set features <strong>Rodolfo Biagi</strong>’s orchestra, with <strong>Alberto Amor</strong> on vocals. Out of the 30 tracks they recorded together, here’s the breakdown:<br />- 2 milongas<br />- 24 tangos<br />- 4 valses</p><p>Let’s talk about those valses. Here they are in the order they were recorded:<br />- Prisionero (1943)<br />- Paloma (1945)<br />- Aroma de amor (1946)<br />- Mañana por la mañana (1946)</p>
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