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Tigre Viejo

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Tigre Viejo is an Argentine tango composed by Anselmo Aieta in 1926, recognized as a robust rhythmic piece frequently performed by major orchestras during the genre's golden era.

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Who composed Tigre Viejo?

Tigre Viejo was composed by Anselmo Aieta. It is an Argentine tango associated with the rhythmic style of the tango tradition.

When was Tigre Viejo composed?

The piece dates from 1926. That places it in the period leading into tango's later golden-era performance culture.

What is Tigre Viejo known for musically?

It is recognized as a robust, strongly rhythmic tango. Orchestras often use its firm pulse and energetic character to create a powerful dance-floor performance.

Why is Tigre Viejo still performed?

Its clear rhythmic drive makes it suitable for tango orchestras and social dancing. The piece also connects performers with the repertory associated with major orchestras of tango's golden era.

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