Cast and Credits
Starring: Richard Gere, Jennifer Lopez, Lisa Ann Walter, Stanley Tucci, Susan Sarandon
Directed by: Peter Chelsom
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Carlos Libedinsky
Musician, composer, arranger, singer and guitarist.
After experimenting with different styles of music, leading Rock, Blues andPop groups (La Pera and Arqueros),
Contemporary Music ( Duo de guitarrs imago) bringing about the formation of Emilio del Guercio and in the group of
Renaissance Music and Medieval Music "Música Ficta" in 1992 he entered the world of tango music, with the duet
¨Los Mareados¨, developing a traditional repertoire along with his own work.
After experimenting with different styles of music, leading Rock, Blues andPop groups (La Pera and Arqueros),
Contemporary Music ( Duo de guitarrs imago) bringing about the formation of Emilio del Guercio and in the group of
Renaissance Music and Medieval Music "Música Ficta" in 1992 he entered the world of tango music, with the duet
¨Los Mareados¨, developing a traditional repertoire along with his own work.
Tanghetto
Tanghetto: electrotango
Tanghetto è una band argentina guidata da Max Masri (sintetizzatori e programmazione) e da Diego S. Velázquez (chitarre) creata nell’anno 2001. Il nome “Tanghetto” (la combinazione delle parole “tango” e “ghetto”) è ispirato alle “piccole Argentine”: le comunità di emigrati argentini all’estero.
Negli anni ’90, Max Masri (uno degli ultimi e più giovani discepoli del leggendario compositore argentino Virgilio Expósito) ritornò a Buenos Aires dopo vivere interessanti esperienze insieme agli emigrati argentini in Germania, riportando con se un’idea: creare un nuovo linguaggio musicale. Alla fine del 1998 iniziò a lavorare con il compositore e strumentista Diego Velázquez ed allora registrarono i primi pezzi di “Electrotango”. Nel 2001 l’idea fu rivisitata con un suono più moderno, composizioni al 100% originali ed un nome: Tanghetto era nato.
La formazione odierna conta anche con Hugo Satorre (bandoneón), Matías Novelle (batteria acustica ed elettronica), Gabriel Clenar (pianoforte) e Chau Xu (violoncello e l’strumento ad arco cinese erhu).
Tanghetto è una band argentina guidata da Max Masri (sintetizzatori e programmazione) e da Diego S. Velázquez (chitarre) creata nell’anno 2001. Il nome “Tanghetto” (la combinazione delle parole “tango” e “ghetto”) è ispirato alle “piccole Argentine”: le comunità di emigrati argentini all’estero.
Negli anni ’90, Max Masri (uno degli ultimi e più giovani discepoli del leggendario compositore argentino Virgilio Expósito) ritornò a Buenos Aires dopo vivere interessanti esperienze insieme agli emigrati argentini in Germania, riportando con se un’idea: creare un nuovo linguaggio musicale. Alla fine del 1998 iniziò a lavorare con il compositore e strumentista Diego Velázquez ed allora registrarono i primi pezzi di “Electrotango”. Nel 2001 l’idea fu rivisitata con un suono più moderno, composizioni al 100% originali ed un nome: Tanghetto era nato.
La formazione odierna conta anche con Hugo Satorre (bandoneón), Matías Novelle (batteria acustica ed elettronica), Gabriel Clenar (pianoforte) e Chau Xu (violoncello e l’strumento ad arco cinese erhu).
Cell Block Tango (Chicago)
Cell Block Tango
The movie Chicago (2002) is film version of the hit Broadway musical from 1975. While Baz Lurhmann's Moulin Rouge was a post-modern affair, Chicago is a throwback to the more traditional musicals of the 1940s and 1950s. The 2002 film won the Oscar for Best Picture, and Catherine Zeta-Jones won Best Supporting Actress.
Starring: Renée Zellweger, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Richard Gere
Directed: Rob Marshall
The story is set in 1929 Chicago and follows cabaret singer/dancer Velma Kelly and wannabe star Roxie Hart, whose crimes of passion land them in prison...
The movie Chicago (2002) is film version of the hit Broadway musical from 1975. While Baz Lurhmann's Moulin Rouge was a post-modern affair, Chicago is a throwback to the more traditional musicals of the 1940s and 1950s. The 2002 film won the Oscar for Best Picture, and Catherine Zeta-Jones won Best Supporting Actress.
Starring: Renée Zellweger, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Richard Gere
Directed: Rob Marshall
The story is set in 1929 Chicago and follows cabaret singer/dancer Velma Kelly and wannabe star Roxie Hart, whose crimes of passion land them in prison...
Scent of a Woman
Starring: Al Pacino, Chris O'Donnell, James Rebhorn, Gabrielle Anwar
Director: Martin Brest
Scent of a woman, is an American remake of "Profumo di donna" directed by Dino Risi.
In order to earn the money for his flight home for Christmas, Charlie (Chris O`Donell) a student who comes from a poor family takes a job over Thanksgiving day looking after retired Army officer Frank Slade (Al Pacino). Colonel Frank Slade, drags Charlie along to NY for a wild weekend...
Scent of a Woman Tango, danced by Al Pacino and Gabrielle Anwar
Scent of a Woman won the Academy Award for Best Actor (Al Pacino) and was nominated for Best Director, Best Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay.
For the famous Tango scene in the movie, Al Pacino prepared by taking intensive tango lessons at Dance Sport dance studio in Manhattan. It took 4 days to film that sequence in the dancesport studio.
The tango heard in the movie Scent of a Woman is Por Una Cabeza by Carlos Gardel. The Tango "Por Una Cabeza" features also in scenes in the movies Schindler’s List and True Lies.
Director: Martin Brest
Scent of a woman, is an American remake of "Profumo di donna" directed by Dino Risi.
In order to earn the money for his flight home for Christmas, Charlie (Chris O`Donell) a student who comes from a poor family takes a job over Thanksgiving day looking after retired Army officer Frank Slade (Al Pacino). Colonel Frank Slade, drags Charlie along to NY for a wild weekend...
Scent of a Woman Tango, danced by Al Pacino and Gabrielle Anwar
Scent of a Woman won the Academy Award for Best Actor (Al Pacino) and was nominated for Best Director, Best Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay.
For the famous Tango scene in the movie, Al Pacino prepared by taking intensive tango lessons at Dance Sport dance studio in Manhattan. It took 4 days to film that sequence in the dancesport studio.
The tango heard in the movie Scent of a Woman is Por Una Cabeza by Carlos Gardel. The Tango "Por Una Cabeza" features also in scenes in the movies Schindler’s List and True Lies.
Take the Lead
Starring: Antonio Banderas, Rob Brown, Yaya Dacosta, Dante Basco, John Ortiz
Director: Liz Friedlander
Pierre Dulaine (Antonio Banderas) is a ballroom dance teacher hired to teach ballroom dancing to the most troubled students. His classic methods clash, but after he dances tango in front of his students, who are dedicated to hip-hop, they all team up to create a new style of dance.
Antonio Banderas and Katya Virshilas dancing Tango
The movie is based on the true story of Pierre Dulaine, who worked on the choreography for this film.
The tango Pierre and Morgan (Antonio Banderas and Katya Virshilas) dance on in front of the students is called Asi Se Baila el Tango and it is performed by Bailongo, an Argentinean group.
Director: Liz Friedlander
Pierre Dulaine (Antonio Banderas) is a ballroom dance teacher hired to teach ballroom dancing to the most troubled students. His classic methods clash, but after he dances tango in front of his students, who are dedicated to hip-hop, they all team up to create a new style of dance.
Antonio Banderas and Katya Virshilas dancing Tango
The movie is based on the true story of Pierre Dulaine, who worked on the choreography for this film.
The tango Pierre and Morgan (Antonio Banderas and Katya Virshilas) dance on in front of the students is called Asi Se Baila el Tango and it is performed by Bailongo, an Argentinean group.
Assassination Tango
Starring: Robert Duvall, Rubén Blades, Kathy Baker, Luciana Pedraza
Director: Robert Duvall
In Assassination Tango Robert Duvall plays a professional killer on a hit job in Argentina.
When he is sent to Buenos Aires to take out a retired general, John (Robert Duvall) falls in love with a tango dancer Manuela (Luciana Pedraza) who becomes his guide into passionate world of the Argentine tango...
Even thought she grew up in Argentina, tango didn't cross Luciana's path until she met Robert Duvall (41 years older then Luciana) who introduced her to tango in Buenos Aires. Assassination Tango is the first film in which she has appeared.
Director: Robert Duvall
In Assassination Tango Robert Duvall plays a professional killer on a hit job in Argentina.
When he is sent to Buenos Aires to take out a retired general, John (Robert Duvall) falls in love with a tango dancer Manuela (Luciana Pedraza) who becomes his guide into passionate world of the Argentine tango...
Even thought she grew up in Argentina, tango didn't cross Luciana's path until she met Robert Duvall (41 years older then Luciana) who introduced her to tango in Buenos Aires. Assassination Tango is the first film in which she has appeared.
The Tango Lesson (1997)
Starring: Sally Potter, Pablo Veron, Gustavo Naveira, Fabian Salas i Carlos Copello
Director: Sally Potter
The Tango Lesson, written and directed by Sally Potter tells the story of a woman who, dissatisfied with her latest screenplay, stumbles upon the Argentine Tango and tango dancer Pablo Veron. A romance begins between Sally and Pablo Veron as he teaches her tango...
The film was shot mostly in black and white in Paris and Buenos Aires.
Pablo Veron is worldwide recognized dancer with a unique style. Veron danced and performed in many musicals, movies and shows. He began teaching tango in 1991 when he moved to Paris.
He performed also in the following movies: The Cup, The Man Who Cried, Maigret et les Caves du Majestic, Cipayos and Assassination Tango.
Director: Sally Potter
The Tango Lesson, written and directed by Sally Potter tells the story of a woman who, dissatisfied with her latest screenplay, stumbles upon the Argentine Tango and tango dancer Pablo Veron. A romance begins between Sally and Pablo Veron as he teaches her tango...
The film was shot mostly in black and white in Paris and Buenos Aires.
Pablo Veron is worldwide recognized dancer with a unique style. Veron danced and performed in many musicals, movies and shows. He began teaching tango in 1991 when he moved to Paris.
He performed also in the following movies: The Cup, The Man Who Cried, Maigret et les Caves du Majestic, Cipayos and Assassination Tango.
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