
Single · 2026 · 1 track
MILONGUERO VIEJO
The sixth record: a single. New music with old references.
- 1Milonguero viejo

Records

Single · 2026 · 1 track
The sixth record: a single. New music with old references.

Single · 2025 · 2 tracks
The fifth record: a two-track single containing the most surprising gestures of the tango tradition.

Album · 2020 · 7 tracks
The “danceable” album, with Hernán Genovese: four tangos disarlianos and three milongas.

Album · 2014 · 10 tracks
Premio 2014, Fondo Nacional de las Artes
A tribute to tango songwriting, with guest singers Omar Fernández, Lidia Borda, Hernán Lucero, Marcelo Costa, Cardenal Domínguez and Hernán Genovese, and a bonus track with the very special guest “Tata” Cedrón.

Album · 2009 · 15 tracks
The second album: a palette of all colours, from traditional tangos to jazz and gospel, with our special guest Jens Gebel playing Hammond organ.

Album · 2005 · 13 tracks
The orchestra’s first record, cut at the SWR studios in Freiburg four years after the group formed. A ten-player típica: José-Luis Betancor and Guillermo Destaillats on bandoneón, Giovanni Barbato, Irma Gross, Darío Viri and Brian Zenone on violin, Lanet Flores on bass clarinet, Wini Holzenkamp on double bass, Omar Fernández singing, and Roger Helou on piano with the arrangements and orchestrations. Alfredo Marcucci and Andrés Ramos guest on the closing Sus ojos se cerraron.
The first recording
"Sus ojos se cerraron"
The orchestra's first recording, with Alfredo Marcucci as its guest. Marcucci played bandoneón for Carlos Di Sarli and Julio De Caro, and his solo is the centre of it.
I"El Andariego"
IICaserón de tejas
III"Julian"
IVVerano Porteño