La Revancha del Tango | 
 enlarge | Artist: Gotan Project
Label: Xl Recordings
Category: Music
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Rating:  67 reviews
Sales Rank: 1589
Format: Enhanced, Extra Tracks
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 4.8 x 0.3
MPN: 40164
UPC: 634904016425
EAN: 0634904016425
ASIN: B00008NRL8
Release Date: April 8, 2003
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | Queremos Paz | | • | Epoca | | • | Chunga's Revenge - Gotan Project, Zappa, Frank | | • | Triptico | | • | Santa Maria (Del Buen Ayre) | | • | Una Musica Brutal | | • | El Capitalismo Foraneo | | • | Last Tango in Paris - Gotan Project, Barbieri, Gato | | • | La Del Ruso | | • | Vuelvo Al Sur - Gotan Project, Piazzolla, Astor |
Disc 2
| • | Triptico | | • | Santa Maria | | • | El Capitalismo Foraneo | | • | Santa Maria |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com
Released in Europe in 2001, La Revancha Del Tango's sexy combination of chillout programming and authentic tango music became a lounge favorite and led to massive sales. Lightning struck twice when it was released two years later in the States--the domestic debut attracted the attention of electronic music hipsters, tango freaks, and world music geeks. And rightfully so. The Gotan trio of Philippe Cohen Solal, Christoph H. Mueller, and Eduardo Makaroff write the album's strongest material themselves, but their imaginative incorporation of Frank Zappa's "Chunga's Revenge," Gato Barbieri's theme from the movie Last Tango In Paris and, not surprisingly, Astor Piazzolla's "Vuelvo Al Sur" into the Gotan world shows just how broad and inclusive their tastes really are. Naysayers may complain that this album can be heard in every hip restaurant and clothing boutique from Paris to Los Angeles, but sometimes the cream does rise to the top and gain mass acceptance, as it has here. Also includes a bonus disc of four remixes. --Tad Hendrickson
Album Description
The debut by this Paris based trio is a relaxed blend of tango dance rhythms and Argentinean instrumentation. The group was brought together by their passion to combine sound with image and to marry electronic and acoustic music. They built on their house, dub, and hip-hop influenced productions by adding two of Argentina's finest tango musicians, the musical result being supremely distinctive, incorporating bandonion (a form of accordion), violin, and vocals. This release includes 2000's most memorable jazz-house hit, "Triptico", which has already sold over 400,000 copies worldwide. The US version features the original ten tracks from the European release, along with a special bonus disc of the "Santa Maria" video plus four audio tracks.
Album Description
The debut by this Paris based trio is a relaxed blend of tango dance rhythms & Argentinean instrumentation. The group was brought together by their passion to combine sound with image & to marry electronic & acoustic music. They built on their house, dub, & hip-hop influenced productions by adding two of Argentina's finest tango musicians, the musical result being supremely distinctive, incorporating bandonion (a form of accordion), violin, & vocals. This release includes 2000's most memorable jazz-house hit, 'Triptico'. The U.S. special edition includes a second disc with five bonus tracks, 'Triptico' (Peter Kruder Mix), 'Santa Maria' (Tom Middleton's Cosmos Mix), 'El Capitalismo Foraneo' (Antipop Consortium Mix), & 'Santa Maria' (Pepe Braddock Mix & Video). Digipak. XL. 2003.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 62 more reviews...
 Order November 7, 2008
Jennifer Sanchez (Jacksonville, Florida)
I had placed an order for this cd and it arrived quickily and in perfect condition. Thanks.
Great Tango cd September 8, 2008
Jola (NJ, USA)
This cd is one of the best cd's I have heard for dancing Argentine Tango. If your a Tango dancer you will love it. It also has a video that shows clips of Argentine Tango.
Chill out Tango!! August 15, 2008
Nse Ette (Lagos, Nigeria)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I was introduced to this CD by my cousin Chike (who is aware that I love experimenting musically), and I love it! The Gotan Project (Gotan is a reversal of the syllables in the word Tango) comprises a multinational trio, and their style is Jazzy Electro Tango (well, that's how I describe it), largely instrumental, with a few vocals usually spoken and in Spanish.
However, an understanding of Spanish isn't necesary to appreciate this calming, beautiful music. Yes, it does sound like what you'd hear in the background at some swanky lounge or bar (like the Amazon review mentions), but it's one that would have you asking the waiter "Who plays that?".
My favourites are "Una musica brutal" (with lovely female vocals), the piano driven beauty "Last tango in Paris", "La del ruso", and the eerie sounding horn sprinkled "Chunga's revenge" (with male spoken vocals), apparently a remake of a Frank Zappa song.
Very classy Chill Out music. Thank you Chike!
Shhh...close your eyes..... April 4, 2008
Kelley (Charlotte, NC)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
....and you're dancing close to the most amazing partner...bodies one...breathing in unison...sliding your leg along your sexy partner's leg.... There isn't anything about this music that is short of sensual and erotic...you can almost feel their hand sliding gently down your neck.......
Reality now hits...urban, gently pulsing, sophisticated, character, soulful, reminiscent, erotic, and sensual are all words to describe this album....
I first heard Santa Maria a few years ago and finally found the artist and album...it does not disappoint!
Great house/dance CD February 29, 2008
Fake Name Here (Richmond, VA USA)
Although this CD is more house music than I expected, I still liked it. Lunatico was more what I was looking for, and I prefered that one. However, both are great!
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