146 mixes with songs by “Astor Piazzolla”

ラテン系のエセとかマジモンとかゴッタに。

Keeps me going when I'm writing or studying. Prepare for three mind-boggling hours of inspiration!

[comment: I added a few tracks, so my Remedy is now a four-hour mix!]

from around the world, to your ears. relax!

Grace. Haunting. Beauty. Ominous. Carnal.

Photo: Still from 'Night of the Hunter' (1955), Director Charles Laughton.

Countdown the best songs of 1974! This is the complete list from 175 all the way to #1. Technically 176 songs, from 175 albums, 15 hours of music to last all day. Covers all genres ranging from Willie Nelson to Miles Davis to New York Dolls. Accompanies: http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2012/03/paradigm-shift-top-175-...

8+1 track Alfredo Zitarrosa / Eduardo Mateo / Carlos Gardel. Tangos y milongas rioplatenses
Arte: Pablo Fuentes Retamal, "Playas, tangos y milongas libertarias argentinas"

Close your eyes and imagine you're somewhere near the sea. Relax and let your self go. Songs by Yonderboi, Joe Pass,Yiruma, the Cafe Del Mar collection and many more. Enjoy!

"Please, just for me, forget the steps... Hold me, feel the music, and give me your soul.
Then I can give you mine."

tango to dance, tango to listen.

A long playlist of some solo piano, solo cello and some of the two combined. Perfect focus music for a long night of studying. Enjoy, and good luck! Try listening to this with http://www.rainymood.com.

Thanks for so many likes! You all have great taste in music :) Check out my other instrumental playlists if you want more study music!

I was very ashamed to tell her that I was a tango musician. Finally I said, "I play in a night club." I didn't want to say cabaret. And she answered, "Night club, mais oui, but that is a cabaret, isn't it?" ... She kept asking: "You say that you are not pianist. What instrument do you play, then?" And I didn't want to tell her that I was a bandoneón player, because I thought, "Then she will throw me from the fourth floor." Finally, I confessed and she asked me to play some bars of a tango of my own. She suddenly opened her eyes, took my hand and told me: "You idiot, that's Piazzolla!"

Here is a selection of some the best tangos by Eduardo Arolas, (February 24, 1892 – September 29, 1924), an Argentine tango bandoneon player, leader and composer.