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Disk 1: 1. Mi Buenos Aires Querido - Carlos Garc¡a Orchestra 2. La - Jose Basso Cumparsita 3. Por Una Cabeza - The Tango Project (from "Scent Of A Woman") 4. Cambalache - Julio Sosa/Leopoldo Federico y Su Orquestra/Leopoldo Federico 5. El - Mariano Mores Firulete 6. Canaro en Paris - H‚ctor Varela Orchestra 7. Rodriguez Pe€a - Francisco Canaro Orchestra 8. Sur - J.A. And His Orchestra Giaimo/Jorge Sobral/J.A. Giaimo 9. 9 de Julio - Osvaldo Pugliese 10. El - Carlos Garc¡a Orchestra Esquinazo 11. La - Astor Piazzolla Rayuela 12. Fuga y Misterio - 12 Cellists of the Berlin Philharmonic/Juliane Banse/The 12 Cellist 13. Volver - Carlos Gardel 14. La - Sexteto Mayor Pu€alada 15. La - Osvaldo Pugliese Yumba Disk 2: 1. Caminito - Florindo Sassone 2. El - Alfredo de Angelis & His Orchestra Choclo 3. Yira Yira - Florindo Sassone 4. Cafet¡n de Buenos Aires - Hugo del Carril 5. A - Carlos Garc¡a Orchestra Media Luz 6. El - Carlos Garc¡a Orchestra Porte€ito 7. Taquito Militar - Mariano Mores 8. Re-Fa-Si - Alfredo de Angelis & His Orchestra 9. Adios Muchachos - Florindo Sassone 10. Ojos Negros - Ra£l Garello 11. El - An¡bal Troilo/Roberto Goyeneche Metejon 12. El - Alfredo de Angelis & His Orchestra Torito 13. Quejas de Bandoneon - An¡bal Troilo 14. Adios Nonino - Sexteto Mayor 15. Mi Buenos Aires Querido - Carlos Gardel (vocal version) Details Playing Time: 88 min. Distributor: EMI Music Distribution Recording Type: Studio Recording Mode: Stereo SPAR Code: n/a Album Notes The title of this television-advertised compilation may be arrogant, but then the tango is not a dance for the shy and retiring. The two-disc set, containing 30 tracks and running a little less than an hour and a half, does feature some major performers of the music, notably Carlos Gardel, renowned as the father of the tango, heard performing "Volver" and the concluding vocal version of "Mi Buenos Aires Querido," and Astor Piazzolla
