Tango-rock
Music genre originating from Argentina
Tango-rock is a fusion genre that developed within the Argentine rock scene of the late 1960s and early 1970s by incorporating influences from tango, the traditional musical style of Buenos Aires. Some of the musicians who consolidated the style, both as solo artists and in bands, include Litto Nebbia, Luis Alberto Spinetta, Moris, Charly García, Alejandro del Prado and Fito Páez.
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Tango-rock
Music genre originating from Argentina
Tango-rock is a fusion genre that developed within the Argentine rock scene of the late 1960s and early 1970s by incorporating influences from tango, the traditional musical style of Buenos Aires. Some of the musicians who consolidated the style, both as solo artists and in bands, include Litto Nebbia, Luis Alberto Spinetta, Moris, Charly García, Alejandro del Prado and Fito Páez.
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Tango-rock is a fusion genre that developed within the Argentine rock scene of the late 1960s and early 1970s by incorporating influences from tango, the traditional musical style of Buenos Aires. Some of the musicians who consolidated the style, both as solo artists and in bands, include Litto Nebbia, Luis Alberto Spinetta, Moris, Charly García, Alejandro del Prado and Fito Páez.
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