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Vale Tango

Vale Tango was a tango ensemble formed in Buenos Aires in 1999 under Andrés Linetzky [1]. Between 2002 and 2010 it recorded several albums, including releases for Winter & Winter and EPSA Music, and performed in Europe and at the Shanghai Expo [1].

Vale Tango was a tango orchestra formed in Buenos Aires in 1999 under the direction of Andrés Linetzky [1]. A single chronicle is the only source for its activity, which it documents year by year from the group's formation through 2010 [1].

The ensemble's recorded output included the albums Danza Maligna and Músicas de noche for the Winter & Winter label in 2002 [1]. Later releases were Cachada and Soy cantor for EPSA Music, a tribute album to Bardi, the double album Tango Baile, and a live recording made at La Viruta [1]. The group also staged a musical called Danza Maligna, which premiered at the Buenos Aires Tango Festival in 2003 [1].

Outside Argentina, Vale Tango played its first European dates in Bordeaux and San Sebastián in 2002 [1]. It appeared at the Théâtre National de Chaillot and the Auditorium in Rome in 2006, and at Argentina's stand at the Shanghai Expo in 2010 [1].

History

Vale Tango formed in Buenos Aires in 1999 under Andrés Linetzky [1].

In 2002 the group recorded its first albums and played its first European dates, in Bordeaux and San Sebastián [1]. In 2003 the musical Danza Maligna premiered at the Buenos Aires Tango Festival [1].

In 2005 the singer Esteban Riera joined the ensemble [1]. That year the group made recordings for EPSA Music and a tribute album to Bardi [1].

In May 2006 Vale Tango gave four performances at the Théâtre National de Chaillot [1]. In September of the same year it gave five performances at the Auditorium in Rome [1].

In 2007 the group released the double album Tango Baile [1]. In October 2008 it recorded Live at La Viruta for Winter & Winter [1]. In May 2010 it played at Argentina's stand at the Shanghai Expo [1].

Singers

Esteban Riera joined Vale Tango as its singer in 2005 [1]. The dossier names no other vocalists [1].

Recordings

The ensemble's recordings, in date order [1]:

- 2002: Danza Maligna and Músicas de noche, for Winter & Winter [1]. - 2005: Cachada and Soy cantor, for EPSA Music, and a tribute album to Bardi [1]. - 2007: Tango Baile, a double album [1]. - October 2008: Live at La Viruta, for Winter & Winter [1].

Stage and international performances

The musical Danza Maligna premiered at the Buenos Aires Tango Festival in 2003 [1]. It shares its name with one of the group's 2002 albums [1].

The ensemble's international engagements began with dates in Bordeaux and San Sebastián in 2002 [1]. In 2006 it played four performances at the Théâtre National de Chaillot in May and five at the Auditorium in Rome in September [1]. In May 2010 it performed at Argentina's stand at the Shanghai Expo [1].

References

  1. 1.Vale Tango Sexteto · todotango.com
Data: recordings, facts and sources

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Described as Forms in Buenos Aires under Andrés Linetzky.1999Single source

Described as Records Danza Maligna and Músicas de noche (Winter & Winter); first European dates in Bordeaux and San Sebastián.2002Single source

Described as The musical Danza Maligna premieres at the Buenos Aires Tango Festival.2003Single source

Described as Esteban Riera joins as singer; records Cachada and Soy cantor for EPSA Music and a Bardi tribute album.2005Single source

Described as Four performances at the Théâtre National de Chaillot in May and five at the Auditorium in Rome in September.2006Single source

Described as Releases the double album Tango Baile.2007Single source

Described as Records Live at La Viruta in October for Winter & Winter.2008-10Single source

Described as Plays at Argentina's stand at the Shanghai Expo in May.2010-05Single source

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