Aníbal Troilo
Aníbal Troilo, also known as "Pichuco," was an Argentine bandoneon player,
composer, and bandleader who is considered one of the most influential figures
in the history of tango music. Born on July 11, 1914, in Buenos Aires, he picked
up the bandoneon at the age of 10 and formed his first quintet during his
teenage years. He quickly became known for his virtuosity on the instrument and
his unique style of playing, making his official debut in the Vardaro-Pugliese
sextet in 1930. Over the next few years, Aníbal Troilo joined the orchestra of
Julio de Caro and later played with sev...
SurHomero Manzione and Aníbal Troilo
La Ultima Curda
Roberto Goyeneche, Aníbal Troilo and Roberto Grela
Mi Noche TristeAníbal Troilo, Edmundo Rivero and Roberto Grela
Bandoneón ArrabaleroRoberto Goyeneche and Aníbal Troilo
Vuelve la SerenataAníbal Troilo, Jorge Casal and Raúl Berón
CallaRoberto Goyeneche and Aníbal Troilo
SurHomero Manzione and Aníbal Troilo
2:02
La Ultima Curda
Roberto Goyeneche, Aníbal Troilo and Roberto Grela3:00
Mi Noche TristeAníbal Troilo, Edmundo Rivero and Roberto Grela
Bien Lunfardo
3:30
Bandoneón ArrabaleroRoberto Goyeneche and Aníbal Troilo
Gotán
2:46
Vuelve la SerenataAníbal Troilo, Jorge Casal and Raúl Berón
2:31
CallaRoberto Goyeneche and Aníbal Troilo
Gotán
2:59
