Tango Uncorked

Tango Uncorked

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  • Tango Cafe takeout #19

    Tonight on the show we were joined by Adam Tully and Paul Bavineau.


    Adam played some music for us and we chatted for a while about his history playing and learning tango music for guitar. It was really a great conversation and we look forward to having him back again. He shared so much knowledge and insights about the music and the history.

    https://www.youtube.com/user/adamtullyguitar/videos


    Paul was also here.

    Thanks so much to everyone for listening and calling in. 

    Tango Cafe takeout is a donation based show. If you would like to help you can send any contributions here.

    Via Venmo or PayPal.

    3 hr 2 min
  • Tango Cafe takeout #18

    Tonight on the show were joined by Christine Brebes. Amazing person, and violinist. She shared some great stories and great music as well.

    (If you go to 1:22:00 into the show you can listen to all the cool sound effects the violin makes for tango music.)

    We also had Margaret Spore from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Organizer extraordinaire and dancer. AKA, LeggyPeggy from back in the day.

    Pacha Mendes called in early and we share a piece from the new album by El Cachivache and we closed the show by a new duo from Christine Brebes and Matias Rubino.

    Marcelo Gutierrez called in and joined in on the conversation as well.


    It was a great show as usual and thank you all for joining us.

    Tango Cafe takeout is a donation based show. Any contributions are greatly appreciated in this time when we can not host milongas and other events.

    If you would like to help please send any donations to:
    Venmo or PayPal.

    Thank you.

    2 hr 59 min
  • Tango Cafe takeout #17

    Tonight we had a great time hanging with Christopher and Caroline from San Francisco.

    They have been friends for a long time and have also taught us a lot in the early years of our growth. I still remember vividly some of my classes with them.

    We had a really great time chatting and catching up after so many years.

    Marcelo joined us. Batt Johnson reappeared. Carol from Montreal also called in.

    Thanks everyone for listening.

    Any donations to help support the show can be sent to:
    [email protected]     via:
    Venmo or Paypal

    Thanks again

    2 hr 48 min
  • Tango Cafe takeout #16

    Tonight on the show we had Emilio Teubal play LIVE music and also share some from his latest solo release.


    Maria Blanco joined us from Buenos Aires with Renee Rouger who is bases in NYC for our 5 Questions segment.

    Marcelo Gutierrez called in and joined in on the conversation as well.

    It was a great show as usual and thank you all for joining us.

    Tango Cafe takeout is a donation based show. Any contributions are greatly appreciated in this time when we can not host milongas and other events.

    If you would like to help please send any donations to:
    Venmo or PayPal.

    Thank you.

    3 hr 2 min
  • Tango Cafe takeout #15

    This Wednesday, June 24th 2020, we had Carol Horowitz join us for 5 Questions.

    Based in Montreal, Carol has been running one of the main tango schools there for over 17 years.
    We have been friends for a long time and it was fun to catch up.

    Jaimes Friedgen call in early and kept us company throughout the show and took us down the rabbit hole of how he organizes orchestras based on the 4 elements: earth, fire, water, and air.

    Enjoy!!

    And so many of you called in once again and shared your time and thoughts with us.


    Please remember Tango Cafe takeout is a donation based show, until we can get back to the REAL THING. Any support is appreciated. 
    You can send donations to :

    PayPal or Venmo

     

    2 hr 38 min
  • Tango Cafe takeout #14

    An interesting start to the show. Munro Johnson called in from the New York City Economic Development Corporation. He spoke to us about all of the things his group is doing to help with the COVID situation in NYC. He also happens to be a local tango dancer. What a coincidence?

    Musical guest Stratos Achlatis from Los Peores shared their latest recording.


    Rod Relucio and Jenny Teeters from Chicago joined us for our 5 Questions Segment. We had a great time catching up with them and talking about their tango lives.

    Marcelo Gutierrez and Jaimes Friedgen joined us toward the end of the show and we had a great conversation.

    And so many of you called in once again and shared your time and thoughts with us.

    Please remember Tango Cafe takeout is a donation based show, until we can get back to the REAL THING. Any support is appreciated. 
    You can send donations to :

    PayPal or Venmo

    3 hr 2 min
  • Tango Cafe takeout #13

    Tonight on the show we had Craig Herrington play some LIVE prerecorded music for us. We chatted a laughed. It was fun to learn more about him and his fascination with large piano's.


    Angeles Chanaha and Kristian Velazquez joined us for 5 Questions and it was a ball. We talked about a lot of interesting tango things and laughed a lot.
    Angeles has an extremely deep history in tango and she shared a lot of her storied with us.

    Craig Herrington played live music for us.


    Omar called in to talk about his love of the Instant Pot and of course Marcelo Gutierrez joined as well.

    And so many of you called in once again and shared your time and thoughts with us.


    Please remember Tango Cafe takeout is a donation based show, until we can get back to the REAL THING. Any support is appreciated. 
    You can send donations to :

    PayPal or Venmo

    3 hr 1 min
  • Tango Cafe takeout #12

    Tonight on the show we had


    Bassist Pablo Lanouguere share some of his amazing original compositions with us and spoke with us for a while. Based in NYC Pablo is a musician who transcends many different styles of music.

    Gaby Mataloni and Ines Muzzopappa joined us for our 5 Questions segment. They are based in Buenos Aires and have been instrumental in shaping the new generation of tango dancers there and around the world.


    Oskar Zorilla started us off with Story Time. He also purchase 20 avocados.

    And so many of you called in once again and shared your time and thoughts with us.

    Please remember Tango Cafe takeout is a donation based show, until we can get back to the REAL THING. Any support is appreciated. 
    You can send donations to :

    PayPal or Venmo

    Thanks everyone.

    2 hr 50 min
  • Tango Cafe takeout #11 - Part 2

    What a great show. I would say it was amazing but Neeraj might say something about that.

    We had Jaimes Friedgen on the show. One of my favorite dancers, teachers, and good friend.
    Now based in Santa Fe we met him back in 2006 when he was in Seattle.
    He's been dancing for over 20 years and has been a big influence on the dancers in the US and elsewhere.

    We were also joined by Rosana for Tango Confessions. What a funny story. Was it true, was it false, you'll have to listen to gin out.

    Pacha Mendes called in early to chat and tell some funny stories, and our own personal Ed McMahon of the show, Marcelo Gutierrez joined us again as well.

    Thanks for listening. 

    Please remember we are accepting donations during this difficult time to help support Tango Cafe while we are under quarantine and unable to host our milonga.

    Any support can be sent to 

     

    Venmo or PayPal. 

    Thank you

    3 hr 2 min
  • Tango Cafe takeout #11 Part 1 - El Cachivache Special

    Today we were joined LIVE by El Cachivache.

    They were gathered, illegally, for a rehearsal in an undisclosed location somewhere near Buenos Aires Argentina.

    They played three songs for us and the energy was amazing. 
    We are so honored to be able to share this moment in history with them and everyone.

    Enjoy!

    Song #1 - Rosario - Pacha Mendes
    Song #2 - Maraña - Adriano De Vita
    Song #3 - No me extraña - 

    33 min

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