Anibal troilo biography of rory

Bandleader and bandoneón player Aníbal Troilo was one of the legends of tango music in Argentina in the twentieth century. His more than recordings, dozens of original compositions, and durable career in the nightclubs of Buenos Aires established the basic sound of the tango in the ears of many non-Argentine listeners, especially after he became one of the first tango bandleaders whose recordings were distributed internationally.

Troilo brought the tango ensemble to a new level of differentiation and sophistication.

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He inspired numerous younger players including, most famously, the great progressive tango composer and bandoneón player Astor Piazzolla. Along with vocalist Carlos Gardel, Troilo is considered one of the two giants of the classic tango.

It was Gardel who eventually took the tango from the dives where it began to a national and international audience.

The younger of two sons, Aníbal Carmelo Troilo (nicknamed Pichuco and often known by th