Pujol is maybe the most prestigious argentine classical guitarist and composer. The most recognized interpreter, composer and teacher from this country. Pujol feels comfortable around rioplatense music in general; he works on the guitar sound and releases the melancholy of classicism to transform tango into an approachable language. Both classic and local: a real rioplatense repertoire. Tangos played by Máximo Pujol are exquisite for those who know them and a gem for those who are not familiar with the music of Buenos Aires. A real tango lesson: to get to know tango starting from Piazzolla or to travel down the opposite direction and get all the way to his teachers and predecessors: Troilo, Salgán and Bardi among others. The universality of the language of tango, without tarnishing it with artificial accessories and always doing it from a local point of view. Track Listing: 1. La Yumba - Osvaldo Pugliese- * 2. Responso - Aníbal Troilo-* 3. Los Mareados - Juan Carlos Cobián,y Enrique Cadícamo * 4. La última cita - Agustín Bardi y F.García Giménez* 5. Nunca tuvo novio - Agustín Bardi y E. Cadícamo* 6. Gallo Ciego - Agustín Bardi** 7. Pedacito de Cielo - E. Francini, H. Stamponi,y H. Expósito** 8. Romance de Barrio - A. Troilo y H. Manzi** 9. Milonga triste - Sebastián Piana y H. Manzi** 10. Boedo - Julio De Caro* 11. Garúa - Aníbal Troilo y Enrique Cadícamo** 12. María - A. Troilo y Cátulo Castillo** 13. Che, bandoneón - A. Troilo y H. Manzi** 14. Sur - A. Troilo y H. Manzi** 15. La última curda - A. Troilo y C. Castillo** *The arrangement in A mi viejo were made by Máximo Pujol **The arrangement in A mi viejo were made by Agustín. Carlevaro |
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