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SONICO’s Five, Six, Seven, Eight… The Edge of Tango Vol. 2

by Maureen Buja January 17th, 2024 Tags: Piazzolla Rovira

The 1950s saw enormous changes in popular music. In the US, rock and roll displaced an enormous number of popular genres, from yodelling to ballads. Outside the US, rock and roll also shifted local music off the stage. In Argentina,

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