Also nice is the smoked voice of Daniel Melingo, a kind of Argentinian Tom Waits, in Tu Misterio. The guest role of sports commentator Victor Hugo Morales consists of an elongated 'góóóótan!', An exclamation that is bound to become a fan favorite at concerts. There is the children's choir that makes one of the best songs, Rayuela, sound ominous. This is also due to the exciting guests that the trio assembles for this album. The great thing is that Gotan Project … refuses to become musical wallpaper. Gotan Project still makes irresistible night music: dark dub boosted with the characteristic tango sound of the bandoneon. But no, the first notes show that fortunately a lot has remained the same. and clarinet on Tu Misterio (track 7 on the album Tango 30 of Gotan Project). The title of Gotan Project's new album, Tango 3.0, may indicate such a misguided improvement. He is now a tango artist and tours with his band Los Ramones del tango. Such interruptions might disturb the tango aficionado, but those folks have mastered the art of looking the other way with an upturned face.Always pay attention when manufacturers announce 'an improved formula'.
Meanwhile, Zundel, like Gotan Project before him, can't resist a couple of electronica-heavy aberrations to the "Palermo Nuevo" tone spinning out the breezy "Espiritu" and "The Gaucho's Pain." Two vocalists play repeating roles: Listeners may need a drink or two to find gruff-voiced Ricardo "Ricardito" Reveira charming, and a drink or two more than that to be seduced by cheesy chanteuse Bellma Cespedes. Zundel writes much of the rest of the material, though there are two renditions of songs by tango king "Astor Piazzolla - "Libertango" and "Vuelvo Al Sur" - that both confidently pick through the firm punctuations and precise pauses typical of the genre. The tracks strut by, paying smooth homage to Chet Baker's "Alone Together" one minute and offering an impressive cover of Miles Davis's "Nuit Sur Les Champs Elysees" the next. Producer Claus Zundel (aka The Brave) plays up the sophisticated downtempo stylings of tango on "Palermo Nuevo", stirring in strings, keyboard, flugelhorn and bandoneon, the accordion-like instrument key to tango. "Palermo Nuevo," named for a trendy barrio in Buenos Aires, shows a bit more respect - sometimes to the point that the electronica is nearly undetectable, or at least little more than a pulsing bass line. In November 2005, just minutes before the Gotan Project were due onstage at the Gran Rex theatre in central Buenos Aires, Argentina, band guitarist and native Argentine, Eduardo Makaroff, summed it all up in one key quote: 'The lyrics of many of the famous tango songwriters would always talk about going back to this city, and so were returning to the South and to the place thats in our hearts. However, some of the act's works have shocked the tango right out of the songs. The Gotan Project, for one, has succesfully fused the two in recent years by reverentially "modernizing" tango with humming rhythns.
Both Styles share some cultural ties - they're each liberating, attitude-rich forms of dance music spawned out of repression and cultivated in the underground. Tango Jointz's marriage of tango to electronica isn't a novel idea, but ti's still fresh enough that "Palermo Nuevo" is engaging.Īt this point electronic-music practitioners have jolted every genre, and tango has proven receptive tothe tweaking.
Ricardo 'Ricardito' Reveira)" from Tango Jointz To listen to audio on Rock Paper Scissors you'll need to Get the Flash Player Leur nom est basé sur léquivalent en castillan argentin du verlan, le vesre, qui transforme Tango en Gotan.Composé du français Philippe Cohen Solal (Boys from Brazil), du suisse Christop H. La Revancha del Tango (Bonus Track Version) 2001 Lunatico 2006 Gotan Project Live 2008. Gotan Project est un groupe helvetico-franco-argentin mêlant tango et musique électronique. Rock Paper Scissors - Tango Jointz, Palermo Nuevo (Escondida Music) - CD Review Tango 3.0 (Deluxe Version) Gotan Project Electronic
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