The rough guide to Tango Nuevo showcases the diverse fragmentation of styles that tango has experienced since the death of Astor Piazzolla, the last greatest innovator. New artists are revolutionising tango from within, forging an urban folk style for their own times and lives. ‘Nuevo’ tango moves through dark-hued dub tango, tango electronica, tango with a sassy salsa twist and even grungy tango for the rock generation. Today, contemporary tango, though still firmly rooted in the mordant, melancholy soul of the urban Argentinean, adds newly imported sounds and ideas into the mix, and the results are as stirring as they were centuries ago.
Track 1: Daniel Melingo – José El Cuchiyero
Track 2: Lidia Borda, Brián Chambouleyron & Esteban Morgado – Milonga Sentimental
Track 3: La Chicana – La Marylin
Track 4: Roberto Polaco Goyeneche feat. Adriana Varela – Balada Para Un Loco
Track 5: Patricia Andrade – Discepolín
Track 6: Omar Mollo – Nostalgias
Track 7; Orquesta El Arranque – El Pollo Ricardo
Track 8: Sonia Possetti Quintero – Bullanguera
Track 9: Trío Gorosito Cataldi De La Vega – Chau Osvaldo
Track 10: Juan Domínguez – Faseando
Track 11: Julio Pane Trío – Responso
Track 12: Dino Saluzzi – Reprise: Los Hijos De Fierro
Track 13: Sandra Luna – Lejana Tierra Mia
Track 14: Juan Carlos Caceres – Toca Tango
Track 15: Adriana Varela – Don Carlos
Track 16: QUinteto La Camorra – Milonga Del Ángel
Track 17: Adrián Iaies Cuarteto – Decarismo
Track 18: Carlos Libedinsky – Vi Luz Y Subi
Track 19: Daniel Melingo – Sin Luna