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Hugo Diaz
Tango Argentino Divina
Genres: International Music, Pop, Latin Music

Track Listings (20) - Disc #1
1. Mi Noche Triste [Tango] - Hugo Diaz, Castriota, Samuel
2. Silbando [Tango] - Hugo Diaz, Piana, Sebastian
3. Griseta [Tango] - Hugo Diaz, Castillo, Delfino S
4. Maipo [Tango] - Hugo Diaz, Arolas, Eduardo
5. El Lloron (Milonga) - Hugo Diaz, Villodo, A.
6. Mal de Amores [Tango] - Hugo Diaz, Laurenz, Pedro
7. Inspiraci?n [Tango] - Hugo Diaz, Paulos, Peregrino
8. Un Placer Vals - Hugo Diaz, Caruso, V. Romero
9. El Marne [Tango] - Hugo Diaz, Arolas, Eduardo
10. El Esquinazo (Milonga) - Hugo Diaz, Villodo, A.
11. Boedo (Tabgo) - Hugo Diaz, De Caro, Julio
12. La Punalada (Milonga) - Hugo Diaz, Castellanos, Pintin
13. Amurado [Tango] - Hugo Diaz, Laurenz, Mafia
14. El Porte?ito (Milonga) - Hugo Diaz, Villodo, A.
15. A Media Luz [Tango] - Hugo Diaz, Donato, Edgar
16. Milonga de Mis Amores (Milonga) - Hugo Diaz, Laurenz, Pedro
17. Recuerdos de Bohemia [Tango] - Hugo Diaz, De Caro, Julio
18. Divina [Tango] - Hugo Diaz, Mora, Joaquin
19. Loca Bohemia [Tango] - Hugo Diaz, De Caro, Francisco
20. Desde el Alma [Tango] - Hugo Diaz, Melo, Rosita

CD Details

All Artists: Hugo Diaz
Title: Tango Argentino Divina
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Arc Music
Release Date: 4/22/1997
Album Type: Import
Genres: International Music, Pop, Latin Music
Styles: Latin Music, Tango
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 5019396139022, 743037139021

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John Ward | Bristol, UK | 04/01/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"More bandoneon mastery for Diaz fans. A nice sexy slinky version of A Media Luz, three classic milongas by Villoldo, and other favourites such as El Marne and La Punalada. Desde el Alma (wrongly described as a vals) is a bandoneon solo, without accompaniment of piano or anything else. It reflects all the joy and anguish of a doomed love affair."