Accordion master Chango Spasiuk has come to be seen as the guardian angel of Chamamé, the most influential champion of the ‘music with the deepest swing in Argentina’. In many ways his contribution to the revitalisation of these folk traditions can be compared to the influence that his fellow countryman Astor Piazzolla has had in the contemporary development of Tango. After 6 local albums, ‘Tarefero’ is his first original international release, produced in Buenos Aires.

Track 1:  El Prostíbulo (the brothel)
Track 2:  Tareferro de mis Pagos/Allá en el Yerbal (The yerba mate harvester of my homeland/In the plantation)
Track 3:  Tome Y Traiga (Give and take)
Track 4:  Búsqueda – seis pequeños movimientos (Search – six little movements)
Track 5:  Mi pueblo, Mi Casa, La Soledad (My hometown, my house, solitude)
Track 6:  Chaco
Track 7:  Starosta/Sombrero de Paja (Starosta/Straw hat)
Track 8:  Escenas de la Vida en el Borde (Scenes of life on the border)
Track 9:  Chamamé Crudo – para Gabriel Villalba (Raw Chamamé – dedicated to Gabriel Villalba)
Track 10: El Boyero (The Oxhead)
Track 11: Mi Bien Amada (My beloved)
Track 12: Tierra Colorada (Red land)
Track 13: Mi Sur (My south)