Author: Tarantino Luis

1940 Decade Gilded



Towards the end of 1930 naîssent the orchestras which will lead the Tango to its greater popularity in the years 1940.

Juan D' Arienzo, Anibal Troilo, Osvaldo Pugliese and Carlos Di Sarli will define very personal styles which will make dance planet until our days.

The development of the Tango knows, during this gilded decade, a very important expansion. During the second world war, whereas Europe, the United States and Japan were in the heart of the conflict, the Tango is diffused by all the radios, their own orchestras playing on line.

Not a day does not occur without there not being new recordings. The creativity is intense, of films turn themselves and the places of dance multiply unceasingly.



"Barrio of tango, luna y misterio,
calles lejanas, ¡cómo estarán!
Viejos amigos that hoy nor recuerdo,
¡qué habrán hecho, dónde estarán!
Barrio of tango, qué fue of aquella,
Juana, the rubia, that tanto amé.
¡Sabrá that sufro, pensando in ella,
desde delays it that dejé!
Barrio of tango, luna y misterio,
¡desde el recuerdo you vuelvo has worm!"

Barrio de Tango (Extracted the text from Homero Manzi, music of Anibal Troilo, sung by Francisco Fiorentino)