"Tango Para Charlie" is a captivating fusion of Argentine folklore, Brazilian jazz, candombe, and tango, masterfully crafted by guitarist Quique Sinesi and saxophonist Charlie Mariano. Released on January 18, 2001, under the Enja Horst Weber label, this 58-minute album is a testament to the profound musical connection between the two artists.
The album opens with "Tanguismos Part I" and takes the listener on a journey through various tangos, each with its unique charm and character. The collaboration between Sinesi's intricate guitar work and Mariano's expressive saxophone creates a rich tapestry of sound that is both intimate and expansive. Tracks like "The Lady," "Faluseando," and "Zephyr" showcase the duo's ability to blend different musical traditions seamlessly, while "Tango para Charlie" and "Gone" highlight their virtuosity and emotional depth.
Recorded at Hansa Studio in Bonn, the album's production quality is top-notch, with each note and nuance captured with clarity and precision. The liner notes by Stephan Richter provide insightful context, enhancing the overall listening experience.
"Tango Para Charlie" has been praised for its beauty and emotional resonance, with reviewers describing it as an absolutely beautiful piece of work. Whether you're a fan of jazz, tango, or world music, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience that showcases the extraordinary talents of Quique Sinesi and Charlie Mariano.
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