Between 1913 and 1916, Arolas' musical composition and production showed evident improvement due to his musical studies, and the achieved experience of his profession. He consolidated his fame, taking his orchestra to the level of the most prominent ones, leaving the neighborhood cafés, playing on Corrientes Street and at the luxurious places of Palermo neighborhood, in the interior of Argentina, and in Montevideo. Read the complete article at http://escuelatangoba.com/marcelosolis/history-of-tango-part-9-eduardo-arolas-the-evolution-of-tango-music/
Also in Spanish at https://soundcloud.com/user-9142993/historia-del-tango-parte-9-eduardo-arolas-la-evolucion-de-la-musica-del-tango-capitulo-2/s-WrHr4

History of Tango - Part 9- Eduardo Arolas. The evolution of Tango music. Chapter 2

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