The Comrade Tango Quartet, composed by Argentine Andrés Martín and musicians based in the United States, presents "Lifemakers", his third album recorded in Buenos Aires. With an unusual formation of flute, violin, double bass and piano, the quartet proposes a contemporary reading of the genre that dialogues with Arolas, Piazzolla, Mores, Bardi and Salgán, but also with new compositions. In September, the group will return to Argentina to present…
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The Comrade Tango Quartet, composed by Argentine Andrés Martín and musicians based in the United States, presents "Lifemakers", his third album recorded in Buenos Aires. With an unusual formation of flute, violin, double bass and piano, the quartet proposes a contemporary reading of the genre that dialogues with Arolas, Piazzolla, Mores, Bardi and Salgán, but also with new compositions. In September, the group will return to Argentina to present…