Tango

Introduction  

When on the eve of the first World War a worldwide tango mania erupted, the Argentine tango also came to the Netherlands. The first official traces date back to 1913. On July 1 the actresses Sophie Hermse and Mien Vermeulen demonstrated the tango in Cabaret Artistique in Scheveningen. Also in 1913 a tango demonstration was also given in the Princess Room in The Hague, but from this one no date is available. From that date on many tango manifestations have taken place in the Netherlands, although in some decades (the fifties and sixties) tango seemed to be in a coma. From Malando to Carel Kraayenhof (music), from Willy Derby to Wim Sonneveld (cabaret), from James Meijer to Ricardo & Nicole (techers); all of them have dedicated themselves to tango, each in their own way. Apart from music, cabaret and teaching, there are also other types of tango manifestations; such as prose, poetry, movies and visual arts.


Dirty Dutch Tango Syndicate

Tangó

The relatively unknown composer Eric Gemsa made a boring tango.... I added some drums and base and now its a nice Tango for you to enjoy. In the Youtube link you can see a little 'behind the scenes'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVNx14cyT9c&feature=youtu.be

If you want to hear the original composition go to the site of Eric: http://www.eric-gemsa.com/Tango_a44.html, one of the 3 tracks is Tango Nervioso

Tango

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