Argentine Tango El Choclo Accordion Duo HuuBér Huib Hölzken Limex MIDI MPR4-Victoria-fisarmonica

Duo HuuBér: Bér Donkers & Huib Hölzken.
HuuBér speelt El Choclo, een Argentijnse accordeon tango.
De Victoria Accordeons zijn voorzien van Limex MIDI MPR4. Limex Center Wiegers.
Alle MIDI programmering door Huib Hölzken.
Opgenomen op 2 Mei 2013 te Weert.
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Tango "El Choclo" (Spanish: meaning "the ear of corn" more accurately "The Corn Cob") is a popular song written by Ángel Villoldo, an Argentine musician. Allegedly written in honour of and taking its title from the nickname of the proprietor of a nightclub, who was known as El Choclo.
It is probably one of the most popular tangos in Argentina.
The piece was premiered in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1903 -- the date appears on a program of the venue -- at the elegant restaurant "El Americano" on 966 Cangallo Street (today Teniente General Perón) by the orchestra led by Jose Luis Roncallo.
El Choclo has been recorded (without vocals) by many dance orchestras, especially in Argentina.
A number of vocal versions were recorded in 1952, but the most popular was the one by Georgia Gibbs, which reached #2 on the Billboard chart. Tony Martin's version reached #6, Toni Arden's #14, Billy Eckstine's #16, Louis Armstrong's #20, and Guy Lombardo's version reached #30. There are Spanish versions of "Kiss of Fire" by Connie Francis and Nat King Cole. In 1953 Olavi Virta and Metro-Tytöt released a Finnish version, titled "Tulisuudelma", which means "Kiss of Fire". The Finnish words, by "Kullervo" (Tapio Kullervo Lahtinen), closely follow the English. In 2001 the hip-hop group Delinquent Habits made the song known to a new generation when they released "Return of the tres", which relies heavily on samplings from a Mariachi version of the classical tango.

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