Pampa Blues Tango Boréal

Cover Pampa Blues

Album info

Album-Release:
2014

HRA-Release:
22.06.2022

Label: ATMA Classique

Genre: World Music

Subgenre: Latin

Artist: Tango Boréal

Album including Album cover Booklet (PDF)

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  • 1Poncho negro02:42
  • 2Le mat01:51
  • 3Organito02:40
  • 4Ciudad03:29
  • 5Tango Romance04:03
  • 6Pampa Blues03:52
  • 7Caradura02:33
  • 8La Catalina03:23
  • 9Expatriado02:54
  • 10Tango pour Laura03:47
  • 11Valse pour Laura03:01
  • 12La vanité de Dédale02:55
  • 13Ménage à trois01:45
  • 14La vadrouille02:03
  • 15Mascarade02:48
  • 16Astorias02:43
  • Total Runtime46:29

Info for Pampa Blues



Composer and bandoneon virtuoso Denis Plante takes the helm of the Tango Boréal trio to offer Pampa Blues, an album inspired by his peregrinations from one end of America to the other. He brings back in his luggage new landscapes where the bandoneon unfolds impressionist palettes, where the tango takes on blues accents. From the pampas to the taiga, discover a setting inspired by open horizons, freedom and hope. The Tango Boréal trio is Denis Plante's moving bandoneon, David Jacques' fiery guitar and charango, and Ian Simpson's earthy rhythm on double bass. They offer up spirited performances punctuated by humorous commentary. Their debut recording won over the critics and won the Opus for Best World Music Record in 2012. Tango Boréal is a dynamic force on the international scene, with original creations, operas and collaborations with renowned soloists and orchestras.

The Tango Boréal trio is Denis Plante's moving bandoneon, David Jacques' fiery guitar and charango, and Ian Simpson's earthy rhythm on double bass. They offer up spirited performances punctuated by humorous commentary. Their debut recording won over the critics and won the Opus for Best World Music Record in 2012. Tango Boréal is a dynamic force on the international scene, with original creations, operas and collaborations with renowned soloists and orchestras.

Tango Boréal

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Booklet for Pampa Blues

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