Heavy Tango

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Heavy Tango
Heavy Tango album cover.jpg
Studio album by
Nacha Guevara
Released1991
RecordedApril–August 1991
StudioPanda Studios, Buenos Aires
Genre
  • Tango rock [1]
  • tango fusion
Length44:10
LanguageSpanish
Label
Producer
Nacha Guevara chronology
Nacha Guevara en concierto
(1988)		Heavy Tango
(1991)		La vida en tiempo de tango
(1990)
Singles from Heavy Tango
  1. "Yira yira"
    Released: 1991
  2. "Se dice de mí"
    Released: 1991
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Uno"
4:55
2."Yira yira"Discépolo4:22
3."La última cruda"
4:27
4."Malevaje"
4:22
5."Cambalache"Discépolo3:05
6."Desencuentro"
  • Castillo
  • Troilo
4:05
7."Mi Bs. As. querido"
4:09
8."Se dice de mí" (with Tita Merello)
3:34
9."Los mareados"
6:06
10."El choclo"
3:59
11."Che bandoneón"
1:10
Total length:44:10

Personnel

Credits adapted from Heavy Tango's liner notes. [2]

See also

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