The El Cachivache Quinteto, founded in 2008,
steamroll us with 9 (historic) tango tracks full of overflowing vitality and
temperament. Yet, you should avoid to look at their promotional photos or to
take the album title 'tango punk' too literally. They play definitely danceable
songs with a vital root in the tango tradition, and don´t vandalize the ‘heart
of tango’ as one might otherwise expect. They love these old songs – and also have
their own milonga where they often play as musicians or where they DJ.
Founders,
musical directors and arrangers Vito Venturino (guitar and bass) and Pablo
Montanelli (piano) invited Negro de La Fuente (bandoneon), Pacha Mendes (upright
bass) and Nico Franco (violin) to join the team, and now their album “Tango
Punk Vol. 1” is out - and it is definitely worth it. You seldom hear compositions
from Rafael Iriarte, Carlos di Sarli, Edgardo Donato, Mario Canaro etc. with
such a vivid enthusiasm. Maybe this is the ‘punk approach’ – don´t care about
the expectations, have fun, enjoy the present moment, and wow the audience. The
applause is on your side.
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