WE are so happy to finally have this orchestra at Copenhagen Tango Intermezzo.
The Orquesta Típica Misteriosa Buenos Aires was founded in 2008 as a musical proposal to renew danceable tango; taking up the legacy of the great orchestras of the 40s, its repertoire is varied and dynamic, and includes classic tangos, new tangos, waltzes, milongas, milongas – candombe and Argentine folklore.
The orchestra aims to continue developing the genre through new compositions and personal versions of classic tangos. Aware of the cultural and musical changes that have occurred from the 40s to the present, this project brings back to the scene a typical orchestra like “those of before”, but with the energy and imprint of the new generations, being part of what some dare to call “the new golden age of tango”.
Ten men on stage for the Intermezzo Party Night Milonga.
The amazing orchesta La Juan D’Arienzo and the real ‘El Rey del Compas’. The orchestra bring back the feeling of the original D’Arienzo and are known as the most powerfull Orchestra Tipica.Party
Since the 2012 debut in Buenos Aires, La Juan D’Arienzo has aimed to offer listeners and dancers the characteristic music in the style of the legendary tango orchestra leader Juan D’Arienzo, who was known as the Rey del Compás, or the King of the Rhythm. The young and talented musicians not only offer that mode of one of the greatest orchestras in Argentine tango history, they also bring a freshness that has been welcomed by audiences around the world.
The orchestra La JUAN D’ARIENZO consists of 10 musicians: Pablo Valle on piano; Andres Santarciero on doublebass; Juan Pablo Cravenna, Sebastian Frassón,Pablo Ginzburg, and Emilio Pagano on violins; Pablo Amado, Ricardo Badaracco, Facundo Lazzari, and Oscar Yemha on bandoneóns.
The orchestra is directed by the first bandoneónist, Lazzari, whose grandfather was Carlos Lazzari, the first bandoneónist and arranger for the original Juan D’Arienzo Orchestra from 1950 until 1976, when D’Arienzo passed away, and then the leader of Los Solistas de D’Arienzo.
Sometimes labeled as ‘Tango Punk’, the group is characterized by its undeniably creative, original, and very danceable style.
Some call them “modern buffoons”, while others describe their music as “communal flat groove”, and both are true. El Cachivache delivers their music in a vigorous manner with a strong dose of humor, mixing traditional tango with a post-punk look, which simultaneously frightens and attracts the audience.
Witty song introductions emerged with the music, livening up already energetic performances.