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Astor Piazzolla’s “Revirado” is a significant instrumental piece within the nuevo tango genre. Noted for its challenging rhythmic structure and virtuosic bandoneon performances, it showcases Piazzolla's innovative approach to tango music. The composition is primarily appreciated by serious tango musicians, composers, and listeners interested in exploring the complexities of this evolving musical style.
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Revirado ranks #95 of 199 in the Tango ranking, behind Sus Ojos Se Cerraron, ahead of Al Compás del Corazón.
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Who composed the tango piece "Revirado"?
"Revirado" was composed by Astor Piazzolla, the legendary creator of the nuevo tango genre. It is an instrumental piece that perfectly showcases his break from traditional, danceable tango.
What does the title "Revirado" mean?
In Argentine lunfardo, "revirado" roughly translates to being confused, tangled, or somewhat crazy. The name perfectly reflects the piece's complex, shifting rhythmic structures and dissonant melodies.
What instrument is featured most prominently in "Revirado"?
The bandoneon takes center stage in this composition, demanding an exceptionally high level of virtuosity from the performer. Piazzolla, a master bandoneonist himself, wrote extensively to push the technical limits of the instrument.
When did Astor Piazzolla compose "Revirado"?
Piazzolla composed "Revirado" during his prolific period in the 1960s. This era marked his definitive shift into nuevo tango, incorporating elements of jazz and classical music into traditional Argentine forms.
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