"A pan y agua" by Ángel D'Agostino y su Orquesta Típica with Ángel Vargas in vocals, 1945.
In 1916, Juan Carlos Cobián had to comply with the military service, but he postponed...
Another interesting opinion is that of Luis Adolfo Sierra: «D’Agostino was right with the purpose of creating a style of very simple musical conceptions, but with an expressive way of playing, carried out by a qualified nucleus of performers. But the identification with Angel Vargas determined, over the independent work of each one, the success of a team that managed to succeed at the time of the greatest presence of major tango figures».
The journalist Jorge Göttling warns us: «The one who thinks that D’Agostino played the piano, neither knows about piano nor knew D’Agostino. Both were simultaneously playing, as if they were a couple in the middle of romance.» Learn more at todotango.com.
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