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Color Tango (Roberto Alvarez)

117 recordings in our catalogue, 1994–2014, with 3 singers.

9 facts · 2 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19942014

1994: 10, 1996: 12, 1998: 33, 2003: 12, 2005: 21, 2009: 17, 2014: 12

Singers over the years

First to last recording together · source: TangoCloud catalogue · tap a bar for the takes

19962014
  1. Roberto Decarre2009–2014 · 11
  2. Eduardo Espinoza2005 · 6
  3. Abel Córdoba1996–2009 · 3

Singers

Described as8

Described as Founded in Buenos Aires by Roberto Álvarez, Fernando Rodríguez and Amílcar Tolosa; debut tour of the Netherlands.1989Single source

Described as First album, well received in Europe and Japan.1990Single source

Described as Plays at Expo Sevilla in Spain alongside Julio Bocca and Eleonora Cassano.1992Single source

Described as Timeless Tango released on Forever Music, Miami.1995Single source

Described as Con estilo para bailar vol. 2, recorded with Leopoldo Federico.2000Single source

Described as Álvarez retires; the orchestra re-debuts at the CCK in Buenos Aires with Ramiro Boero as first bandoneon.2021-12-11Single source

Described as Roberto Álvarez dies on 5 March; album Sentido único combines his last two recordings with new arrangements.2023Single source

Described as Three new tangos released as singles and launched at Bebop Club, Buenos Aires; European festival tour in July.2025Single source

Won1

Won Twentieth anniversary album 20 años; tribute from the Academia Nacional del Tango.2009Single source

Timeline

  1. 1989

    Described as Founded in Buenos Aires by Roberto Álvarez, Fernando Rodríguez and Amílcar Tolosa; debut tour of the Netherlands.Single source

  2. 1990

    Described as First album, well received in Europe and Japan.Single source

  3. 1992

    Described as Plays at Expo Sevilla in Spain alongside Julio Bocca and Eleonora Cassano.Single source

  4. 1995

    Described as Timeless Tango released on Forever Music, Miami.Single source

  5. 2000

    Described as Con estilo para bailar vol. 2, recorded with Leopoldo Federico.Single source

  6. 2009

    Won Twentieth anniversary album 20 años; tribute from the Academia Nacional del Tango.Single source

  7. 2021-12-11

    Described as Álvarez retires; the orchestra re-debuts at the CCK in Buenos Aires with Ramiro Boero as first bandoneon.Single source

  8. 2023

    Described as Roberto Álvarez dies on 5 March; album Sentido único combines his last two recordings with new arrangements.Single source

Related

  1. [1]Roberto Álvarez (músico)Wikipedia (es), CC BY-SA 4.0 · encyclopedia · timeline-17260
  2. [2]Color Tangobiography · timeline-17266