“Flor de Montserrat” by Rodolfo Biagi y su Orquesta Típica with Alberto Amor in vocals, 1945.
Alberto Amor
Singer and lyricist
(25 January 1917 – 1999)
He was a great singer not only because of his interpretive quality but also for his personal voice and phrasing.
His best period was when he sang with Rodolfo Biagi, an orchestra that had its followers but which was not among the most acclaimed.
However, by listening to his recordings, we can appraise his baritone range with tenor-like overtones and the balance with which he collocated his voice that, despite its strength, achieved a gentle and delicate result. Continue reading at www.todotango.com…
Listen and buy:
 |
 |
We have lots more music and history…
If you are in the San Francisco Bay Area and want to learn to dance Tango, you can:
Related posts:
argentine tango, Buenos Aires, classes, dancing, history, investigation, lessons, milonguero, philosophy, san francisco bay area, tango music
