Podcast appearances and mentions of rodolfo biagi

Dueño de una muy buena voz, que se adaptaba a cada pieza musical; si ameritaba drama, él lo interpretaba con maestría. Desde pibe sentía admiración por los cantantes de la época que fueron su inspiración y empuje para que se animara a entrar en esa carrera difícil -para aquel entonces-, donde había voces de todos los colores y para todos los gustos. Apenas cumplió los diecisiete y después de haber sido asiduo alumno del Conservatorio, se lanzó como cantor de barrio y de ahí para adelante, su trayectoria fue reconocida y admirada por el mundo Tanguero. Estuvo muy ligado al pianista Rodolfo Biagi -manos brujas-, con quien formó un binomio extraordinario, que coronaron con el éxito. De hecho, Duval estuvo con el maestro hasta casi un mes antes que este falleciera.

Dueño de una muy buena voz, que se adaptaba a cada pieza musical; si ameritaba drama, él lo interpretaba con maestría. Desde pibe sentía admiración por los cantantes de la época que fueron su inspiración y empuje para que se animara a entrar en esa carrera difícil -para aquel entonces-, donde había voces de todos los colores y para todos los gustos. Apenas cumplió los diecisiete y después de haber sido asiduo alumno del Conservatorio, se lanzó como cantor de barrio y de ahí para adelante, su trayectoria fue reconocida y admirada por el mundo Tanguero. Estuvo muy ligado al pianista Rodolfo Biagi -manos brujas-, con quien formó un binomio extraordinario, que coronaron con el éxito. De hecho, Duval estuvo con el maestro hasta casi un mes antes que este falleciera.

In episode number zero we begin the series of Tthe Tango Podcast. You will listen to the tangos below: La Morocha - Juan D'Arienzo; Derecho Viejo - Orquesta Típica Victor; Unión Cívica - Rodolfo Biagi; Montevideo - Ciriaco Ortíz sings Carlos Lafuente; Madreselva - Francisco Lomuto sings Jorge Omar; Mala Junta - Pedro Laurenz. Start "cortina": Junto a Bach en Leipzig - Nestor Vaz Tango Trio. Music bed: Silbando Aníbal Arias

Bélgica - Rodolfo Biagi

Bélgica - Rodolfo Biagi

Buena presencia y una personal modalidad para cantar el Tango. Fue solista exitoso y también acompañó a varias orquestas famosas de aquel entonces, como Miguel Caló y Rodolfo Biagi entre otras, en ese Buenos Aires de los cuarenta, donde el que brillaba con luz propia era porque se lo había ganado a pulso, voz y corazón. Tango Sensei rememora hoy para nuestro deleite, a una de las grandes voces rioplatenses.

Buena presencia y una personal modalidad para cantar el Tango. Fue solista exitoso y también acompañó a varias orquestas famosas de aquel entonces, como Miguel Caló y Rodolfo Biagi entre otras, en ese Buenos Aires de los cuarenta, donde el que brillaba con luz propia era porque se lo había ganado a pulso, voz y corazón. Tango Sensei rememora hoy para nuestro deleite, a una de las grandes voces rioplatenses.

Questa settimana potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: Cuando Llora La Milonga – Juan “Pacho” Maglio; Llevatelo Todo – Luis Petrucelli; Flor De Fango – Orquesta Típica Victor; Soy Un Arlequín – Juan D’Arienzo; Griseta – Rodolfo Biagi canta Andrés Falgás; Barra Querida – Osvaldo Pugliese canta Jorge Vidal; Marioneta – Aníbal Troilo canta Floreal Ruíz. ... Leggi tutto

Questa settimana potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: Alma De Loca – Orquesta Baffa, Berlingieri canta Roberto Goyeneche; Moneda De Cobre – Lucio Demare canta Raúl Berón; Muñeca Brava – Ricardo Tanturi canta Alberto Castillo; Griseta – Carlos Di Sarli canta Roberto Rufino; Estrella – Rodolfo Biagi canta Roberto Duval; De Mi Barrio – Francisco Canaro ... Leggi tutto

Questa settimana potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: Armenonville – Juan D’Arienzo; Noches De Colón – Osvaldo Fresedo; Glorioso Chantecler – Juan D’Arienzo canta Osvaldo Ramos; Didí – Rodolfo Biagi; Bohardilla – Miguel Caló canta Raúl Iriarte; El Flete – Francisco Canaro; Corrientes y Esmeralda – Osvaldo Pugliese canta Roberto Chanel. Cortina iniziale: Junto a Bach ... Leggi tutto

Questa settimana potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: El Apache Argentino – Ariel Pedernera y su Quinteto Típico; A La Gran Muñeca – Rodolfo Biagi; Confesión – Francisco Canaro canta Mario Alonso; La Beba – Pedro Laurenz; Dejame Amarte Aunque Sea Un Día – Rodolfo Biagi canta Andrés Falgás; Tranquilo Viejo, Tranquilo – Orquesta Típica Victor ... Leggi tutto

Questa settimana potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: Une Derniére Fois – Rafael Canaro canta Roger Toussaint; En El Viejo Café – Francisco Canaro canta Eduardo Adrián; Cuando Se Ha Querido Mucho – Rodolfo Biagi canta Jorge Ortíz; Jueves – Víctor D’Amario; Fueye – Aníbal Troilo canta Francisco Fiorentino; Ahí Va El Dulce – Eduardo Del ... Leggi tutto

Había nacido en el barrio porteño de San Telmo y le decían "Manos Brujas". Desde el piano hacía estallar una especia de aquelarre que inundaba las milongas de aquellos años 30 y 40 cuando el tango era amo y señor de nuestra Buenos Aires. Brillante director y compositor cuya disciplina interpretativa lo llevaron a situar entre la galería de los ases del tango. Por su orquesta desfilaron músicos de jerarquía; sus cantores figuraban entre los mejores en una época en la que era difícil destacar si no había talento qué demostrar. Extensa y exitosa carrera para una vida no muy larga de este músico que hoy engalana nuestro programa.

Había nacido en el barrio porteño de San Telmo y le decían "Manos Brujas". Desde el piano hacía estallar una especia de aquelarre que inundaba las milongas de aquellos años 30 y 40 cuando el tango era amo y señor de nuestra Buenos Aires. Brillante director y compositor cuya disciplina interpretativa lo llevaron a situar entre la galería de los ases del tango. Por su orquesta desfilaron músicos de jerarquía; sus cantores figuraban entre los mejores en una época en la que era difícil destacar si no había talento qué demostrar. Extensa y exitosa carrera para una vida no muy larga de este músico que hoy engalana nuestro programa.

Questa settimana potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: Coqueta – Orquesta Típica Victor; Vamos Corazón – Osvaldo Fresedo canta Ricardo Ruíz; Don Juan – Juan D’Arienzo; El Criollito Oriental – Pedro Laurenz canta Alberto Podestá; Sentimiento Gaucho – Rodolfo Biagi; Mariposa De Cabaret – Francisco Canaro canta Charlo; Desde Aquella Noche – Juan D’Arienzo canta Armando ... Leggi tutto

Episode 18 is Part 3/4 covering the year 1939. We start with "Fantasma" from the Orquesta of Roberto Firpo, and continue with tangos of Juan D'Arienzo, milongas of Edgardo Donato and Francisco Lomuto, tangos of Rodolfo Biagi, valses of Juan D'Arienzo, and further pieces from Enrique Rodrigues, Francisco Lomuto, Edgardo Donato, and Francisco Canaro. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 12 is Part 1/4 covering the year 1938. We start the episode with Aníbal Troilo showing how it is done with his first recorded tango "Comme il faut". We continue with the only two tangos of Juan D'Arienzo for which the pianist is still Rodolfo Biagi an the singer is already Alberto Echagüe: Indiferencia and Pensalo bien. Other pieces from D'Arienzo, Edgardo Donato, Francisco Canaro, Rodolfo Biagi, Orquesta Típica Victor (OTV), Enrique Rodriguez, and Pedro Laurenz complete the episode. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 47 covers the years 1953-1954. "El amanecer" from the orchestra of Carlos Di Sarli opens the episode, followed by tangos of Rodolfo Biagi with Hugo Duval, Juan D'Arienzo, Donato Racciatti with Nina Miranda, Osvaldo Pugliese with Alberto Morán, further instrumentals from Carlos Di Sarli and Osvaldo Pugliese, Miguel Caló with Alberto Podestá, Alfredo De Angelis with Oscar Larroca, and Francisco Canaro with Alberto Arenas. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 16 is Part 1/4 covering the year 1939. The episode starts with "Mandria" of Juan D'Arienzo, and continues with tangos from Edgardo Donato, milongas of Francisco Canaro, and furter tangos, a vals and a milonga from Juan D'Arienzo, Osvaldo Fresedo, Juan Canaro, Francisco Lomuto, and Rodolfo Biagi. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 14 is Part 3/4 covering the year 1938. We started with Ángel Vargas singing the vals "Sin rumbo fijo" with Orquesta Típica Victor. Tangos of Rodolfo Biagi, Edgardo Donato, Francisco Canaro, Aníbal Troilo, Roberto Firpo, and milongas and a vals of Juan D'Arienzo can be heard in the main part of the episode. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 19 is Part 4/4 covering the year 1939. "Por qué razón" starts this episode. This instrumental tango from the orchestra of Juan D'Arienzo is followed by tangos of Rodolfo Biagi with the singer Andrés Falgás, valses of Francisco Canaro and Biagi, tangos of Quinteto Don Pancho, and further selected pieces from Osvaldo Fresedo, Carlos Di Sarli, Julio De Caro, Orquesta Típica Victor, and Juan D'Arienzo. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 32 is Part 4/5 covering the year 1942. After "Junto a tu corazón" from the Orquesta Carlos Di Sarli with singer Alberto Podestá we continue with milongas from Francisco Canaro, Edgardo Donato, and Aníbal Troilo. We then listen to Rodolfo Biagi with Jorge Ortiz, Miguel Caló with Raúl Berón, Francisco Canaro with Eduardo Adrián and Carlos Roldán, and Pedro Laurenz with Alberto Del Campo and Martín Podestá. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 46 covers the years 1951-1952. The 1952 version of Osvaldo Pugliese's "La Yumba" starts the episode (I shall add there is some uncertainty regarding whether this version is a new recording or "is the result of laboratory manipulations" of the original 1946 version, as Nicolas Lefcovich claims). We continue with tangos from Domingo Federico, Juan D'Arienzo with Alberto Echagüe and with Roberto Lemos, Rodolfo Biagi, Osvaldo Pugliese with Alberto Morán, Donato Racciatti with Nina Miranda, as well as with a vals of Francisco Rotundo with Enrique Campos and Floreal Ruiz and a milonga of Juan D'Arienzo. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 45 covers the years 1949-1950. A beatiful interpretation of "Duelo criollo" by the orchestra of Héctor María Artola with singer Alberto Marino is followed by tangos of Alfredo De Angelis with Carlos Dante and with Julio Martel, instrumentals from Rodolfo Biagi and Domingo Federico, Osvaldo Pugliese with Jorge Vidal, further tangos from Aníbal Troilo, Juan D'Arienzo, and Oswaldo Bercas, as well as two Alfredo De Angelis valses. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 44 covers the years 1947-1948. "Patético", in the interpretation of Osvaldo Pugliese, kicks off this episode, which mostly focuses on valses of Alfredo De Angelis with Carlos Dante and Julio Martel, of Aníbal Troilo with Floreal Ruiz and Edmundo Rivero, and of Alberto Castillo. Selected tangos include those of Rodolfo Biagi, Juan D'Arienzo with Alberto Echagüe, Alfredo Gobbi, Alfredo De Angelis, Osvaldo Pugliese with Alberto Morán, and Ricardo Tanturi with Osvaldo Ribó. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 43 covers the year 1943. The episode starts with "Pobre flor" (alternative title: Primera ilusión) from Alfredo De Angelis with the singers Carlos Dante and Julio Martel. We continue with tangos from Carlos Di Sarli, Enrique Rodrigues with Armando Moreno, Rodolfo Biagi with Alberto Amor, Juan D'Arienzo with Alberto Echagüe, Osmar Maderna, Miguel Caló with Raúl Iriarte and Roberto Arrieta, Osvaldo Pugliese with Roberto Chanel and with Alberto Morán, Aníbal Troilo with Alberto Marino, Alfredo De Angelis with Julio Martel and with Carlos Dante, a D'Arienzo milonga, and an Alberto Castillo vals. The episode concludes with the first recording of Astor Piazzolla's own orchestra, "El recodo", as an example of one of his early, danceable recordings. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 42 is Part 2/2 covering the year 1945. We start with Osvaldo Pugliese's interpretation of "Pelele" and continue with tangos from Carlos Di Sarli (with Jorge Durán), Alfredo De Angelis with Carlos Dante and Julio Martel, Francisco Lomuto with Alberto Rivera, Domingo Federico with Carlos Vidal, Lucio Demare with Horacio Quintana, Osvaldo Pugliese with Roberto Chanel, Aníbal Troilo with Floreal Ruíz, a vals from De Angelis and a milonga from Rodolfo Biagi with Alberto Amor. The episode finishes with the first recording of the orchestra of Francisco Fiorentino, "Corrientes y Esmeralda" - the orchestra leader being the young Astor Piazzolla. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 41 is Part 1/2 covering the year 1945. "Flor de tango" from the orchestra of Osvaldo Pugliese starts the episode, which then continues with tangos from Carlos Di Sarli with Jorge Durán, Rodolfo Biagi with Alberto Amor and with Jorge Ortiz, Juan D'Arienzo with Alberto Echagüe, Osvaldo Pugliese, Enrique Rodriguez with Armando Moreno, Miguel Caló with Raúl Iriarte, as well as valses from Biagi and Alberto Castillo (with Emilio Balcarce at the helm of Castillo's orchestra). For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 20 is Part 1/4 covering the year 1940. We start with "Rie payaso" from Juan D'Arienzo with the singer Carlos Casares. The episode continues with tangos from Edgardo Donato, valses from the Orchestra of Carlos Di Sarli, tangos of Rodolfo Biagi, milongas of Donatos, and instrumental tangos of Di Sarli. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 37 is Part 4/4 covering the year 1943. "Uno", this time in the interpretation of the orchestra of Aníbal Troilo with Alberto Marino starts the episode. Tangos of José García with Alfredo Rojas, Francisco Lomuto, Miguel Caló with Jorge Ortiz, Alberto Podestá, and Raúl Iriarte, Carlos Di Sarli with Roberto Rufino, Rodolfo Biagi with Carlos Acuña, Francisco Canaro with Eduardo Adrián, as well as milongas of Juan D'Arienzo, Aníbal Troilo, and Carlos Di Sarli conclude our cherry-picking from the year 1943. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 39 is Part 2/3 covering the year 1944. The episode starts with a composition of Carlos Di Sarli, "Tú... el cielo y tú!" in the interpretation of his own orchestra with the singer Alberto Podestá, one of my Di Sarli favorites. We continue with tangos from Rodolfo Biagi with Alberto Amor and Carlos Acuña, Miguel Caló with Raúl Berón and Raúl Iriarte, Juan D'Arienzo with Héctor Maure and Armando Laborde, Francisco Canaro with Carlos Roldán, as well as valses from Alfredo De Angelis with Floreal Ruiz, Carlos Dante, and Julio Martel, Aníbal Troilo with Alberto Marino and Floreal Ruiz, and a milonga from Pedro Laurenz. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 31 is Part 3/5 covering the year 1942. The orchestra of Aníbal Troilo starts the episode with Francisco Fiorentino singing the tango "Pa' qué seguir". Rodolfo Biagi with Alberto Lago, Carlos Di Sarli with Alberto Podestá, and Miguel Caló with Raúl Berón make up the majority of the episode, with individual pieces in the interpretation of Quinteto Pirincho, Ricardo Tanturi, and Francisco Lomuto. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 28 is Part 5/5 covering the year 1941. This year's final episode starts with "Pocas palabras" from Ricardo Tanturi with the singer Alberto Castillo. Carlos Di Sarli follows with Carlos Acuña and Roberto Rufino before we turn back to Tanturi, this time to his valses. We add few more tangos from Aníbal Troilo, as well as examples of Golden Age milongas from the orchestras of Carlos Di Sarli, Rodolfo Biagi, Pedro Laurenz, and Troilo. We finish the episode with two tangos from the unfairly neglected Francisco Canaro: "En esta tarde gris" with Francisco Amor, and Reliquias porteñas, a selection of tangos that to be played on special occasions only. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 27 is Part 4/5 covering the year 1941. "Buscándote" of Osvaldo Fresedo and Ricardo Ruiz kicks off this episode. We speed up from there with tangos of Ricardo Tanturi and valses of Rodolfo Biagi before easing into the velvety voice of Ángel Vargas (with the orchestra of Ángel D'Agostino). Instrumental tangos of Ánibal Troilo help us get back to speed, and Miguel Caló and Francisco Lomuto bring closure to the episode. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 25 is Part 2/5 covering the year 1941. "Cascabelito" performed by Orquesta Carlos Di Sarli (with the singer Roberto Rufino) started this episode. We continue with Troilo-Fiorentino tangos, valses of Miguel Caló, Troilo, and Juan D'Arienzo, and tangos of Enrique Rodriguez, Rodolfo Biagi, and Osvaldo Fresedo. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 24 is Part 1/5 covering the year 1941. The great orchestra of Aníbal Troilo returned to the recording studio this year, and we started the episode with his rendering of "En esta tarde gris". We continue with Rodolfo Biagi, Enrique Rodriguez, Francisco Lomuto, Pedro Laurenz, Carlos Di Sarli, Juan D'Arienzo and Ángel D'Agostino. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 23 is Part 4/4 covering the year 1940. In terms of the number of great danceable tangos that we omitted for the year 1940 probably the orchestra of Francisco Canaro got most unfairly treated; listeners are encouraged to check out his works, especially instrumentals and those with the singers Ernesto Fama and Francisco Amor from this year. We start this episode with a perhaps less known yet great piece of Canaro, "Tan sólo tú," with singer Mirna Mores. We then continue with tangos of Carlos Di Sarli with Roberto Rufino, valses from Edgardo Donato, Orchestra Típica Victor, and Francisco Lomuto, tangos of Enrique Rodriguez (with Armando Moreno), Rodolfo Biagi, Edgardo Donato, Osvaldo Fresedo and Francisco Lomuto. We close the year with a foxtrot befitting a blogcast series that airs from Budapest from Enrique Rodriguez, "Amor en Budapest". For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 22 is Part 3/4 covering the year 1940. A vals of Edgardo Donato (with the singers Lita Morales, Horacio Lagos, and Romeo Gavioli), "Volverás pero cuándo," starts this episode. Tangos of Rodolfo Biagi with Jorge Ortiz, instrumental tangos of Carlos Di Sarli, valses of Erique Rodriguez and Biagi, and tangos of Osvaldo Fresedo (with Ricardo Ruiz) and Juan D'Arienzo are playing in the remainder. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Episode 21 is Part 1/4 covering the year 1940. "Lo pasao, pasó" from the orchestra of Carlos Di Sarli opens the episode, which then later continues with tangos from Pedro Laurenz with Juan Carlos Casas, valses of Francisco Canaro and Pedro Laurenz, tangos of Enrique Rodriguez, Francisco Canaro (from his orchestra as well as from Quinteto Don Pancho), Juan D'Arienzo, Ricardo Tanturi, and milongas of Francisco Canaro, Rodolfo Biagi, and Juan D'Arienzo. For more information on "Danceable Tangos of the Year" visit: www.ArgentineTangoRadio.com/dtoty .

Aptly nicknamed "Bewitched hands," pianist Rodolfo Biagi, along with Juan D'Arienzo, changed the course of tango history with their unmistakable rhythmic style.

Questa settimana continua una serie  di puntate sulla storia musicale del Tango e dell’Orchestra Tipica, in questa puntata Juan D’Arienzo e Rodolfo Biagi. Potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: Hotel Victoria – Juan D’Arienzo; El Incendio – Rodolfo Biagi; 9 de Julio – Juan D’Arienzo; Ataniche – Juan D’Arienzo; Una Lágrima – Juan D’Arienzo; Unión Cívica ... Leggi tutto

FAITango ed Ernesto Valles presentano questo podcast con materiale a scopo didattico, e senza fini di lucro, per la diffusione della cultura del tango Questa settimana dedichiamo la puntata a Enrique Delfino, pianista, direttore e grandissimo compositore. Potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: Sans Souci – Miguel Caló; Bélgica – Rodolfo Biagi; Re Fa Si – ... Leggi tutto

FAITango ed Ernesto Valles presentano questo podcast con materiale a scopo didattico, e senza fini di lucro, per la diffusione della cultura del tango Questa settimana, completiamo (in parte) quanto avevamo lasciato incompleto su Homero Manzi. Potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: Barrio De Tango – Anibal Troilo canta Francisco Fiorentino; Campo Afuera – Rodolfo Biagi; ... Leggi tutto

Our first Podcast is about Rodolfo Biagi and his orchestra

Podcast con materiale a scopo didattico, e senza fini di lucro, per la diffusione della cultura del tango In questa puntata raccontiamo un pò quello che era l’ambiente del tango per eccellenza: il cabaret. Potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: Griseta – Rodolfo Biagi canta Andrés Falgás; Moneda de Cobre – Lucio Demare canta Raul Berón; ... Leggi tutto

Podcast con materiale a scopo didattico, e senza fini di lucro, per la diffusione della cultura del tango In questa puntata vi facciamo ascoltare una selezione di tanghi, cantati da Jorge Ortiz Potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: Todo Te Nombra – Rodolfo Biagi canta Jorge Ortiz; Humillacion – Rodolfo Biagi canta Jorge Ortiz; Indiferencia – ... Leggi tutto

In questa puntata parliamo di Rodolfo Biagi, pianista, direttore d'orquestra e compositore. Potete ascoltare i seguenti brani: Humillacion - Rodolfo Biagi canta Jorge Ortiz; El Incendio - Rodolfo Biagi; Golgota - Rodolfo Biagi canta Teofilo Ibañez: Buenos Aires - Carlos Gardel; El Africano - Juan D'Arienzo; Campo Afuera - Rodolfo Biagi canta Teofilo Ibañez; Indiferencia - Rodolfo Biagi canta Jorge Ortiz. Cortina iniziale: Junto a Bach en Leipzig - Nestor Vaz Tango Trio. Sottofondo: La Catrera - I Salonisti