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Bandonegro Tango
Bandonegro Tango is a tango quartet formed in Poznań, Poland, which made its first public appearances in 2011 [1]. Its releases include albums of music by Astor Piazzolla, and it has toured in Poland, Europe and Argentina [1][2].
Bandonegro Tango is a quartet from Poznań, Poland [1]. The group's formation is dated to 2010, and its first public appearances took place in 2011 [1]. In 2011 the group won the Piazzolla category at the Castelfidardo competition in Italy [1].
The group's recorded output includes Tango Nuevo, a 2012 release of music by Astor Piazzolla on the Rec Art label [1]. Later albums include Tanchestron (2017, self-released), Hola Astor (2019, SJ Records) and Tangostoria (2020, Dux), the last with the singer Andrés Martorell [1]. The group's official site announced an album titled Tanuevo in 2025 [2].
The quartet toured Poland in 2016 and later Argentina in 2019, where it played at Salón Canning and La Viruta [1]. In 2020 it received the Medal Młodej Sztuki (Young Art Medal) [1]. For 2026 its official site describes the group organising the Gotango Poznań festival and touring Portugal, Germany and Austria [2].
History
Bandonegro Tango formed as a quartet in Poznań; the formation is dated to 2010, with the group's first public appearances in 2011 [1]. In 2011 it won the Piazzolla category at the Castelfidardo competition in Italy [1].
In 2016 the group undertook the Atmasfera tour of Poland, which comprised sixteen concerts [1]. After the self-release of the album Tanchestron in December 2017, the quartet played about seventy concerts a year across Europe [1].
In 2019 the group made a five-week tour of Argentina, during which it played at Salón Canning and La Viruta [1]. In the same year its recording of Gallo ciego was used at the Mundial de Tango finals [1]. In 2020 the group received the Medal Młodej Sztuki (Young Art Medal) [1].
The group's official site announced the album Tanuevo in 2025 [2]. For 2026 the site states that the group organises the Gotango Poznań festival and tours Portugal, Germany and Austria [2].
Singers
The singer Andrés Martorell took part in the album Tangostoria, released on the Dux label in October 2020 [1].
Recordings
Albums and recordings documented for the group include the following [1][2]:
- Tango Nuevo, music by Astor Piazzolla, released on Rec Art on 1 November 2012 [1]. - Tanchestron, self-released on 11 December 2017 [1]. - Hola Astor, released on SJ Records in 2019 [1]. - Tangostoria, released on Dux on 16 October 2020, with the singer Andrés Martorell [1]. - Tanuevo, an album announced in 2025 [2].
The group's recording of Gallo ciego was used at the Mundial de Tango finals in 2019 [1].
Referencias
- 1.Bandonegro · pl.wikipedia.org
- 2.Bandonegro · bandonegro.com
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Descrito como8
Descrito como The quartet forms in Poznań; first public appearances in 2011.2010Single source
Descrito como Releases Tango Nuevo by Astor Piazzolla on Rec Art.2012-11-01Single source
Descrito como Atmasfera tour of Poland, sixteen concerts.2016Single source
Descrito como Self-releases Tanchestron, then plays about seventy concerts a year across Europe.2017-12-11Single source
Descrito como Five-week tour of Argentina, playing Salón Canning and La Viruta; releases Hola Astor on SJ Records.2019Single source
Descrito como Releases Tangostoria on Dux with the singer Andrés Martorell.2020-10-16Single source
Descrito como Announces the album Tanuevo.2025Single source
Descrito como Organises the Gotango Poznań festival and tours Portugal, Germany and Austria.2026Single source
Won3
Won Wins the Piazzolla category at the Castelfidardo competition in Italy.2011Single source
Won Its recording of Gallo ciego is used at the Mundial de Tango finals.2019Single source
Won Receives the Medal Młodej Sztuki (Young Art Medal).2020Single source
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