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{{Infobox album
{{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums -->
| Name = El Miedo a la Libertad
| name = El Miedo a la Libertad
| Type = studio
| type = studio
| Artist = [[Tanghetto]]
| artist = [[Tanghetto]]
| cover = Tanghetto el miedo a la libertad.jpg
| Cover = Tanghetto_el_miedo_a_la_libertad.jpg‎
| alt =
| Released = {{Start date|2008|03|01}} <!-- from tanghetto.com -->
| released = {{Start date|2008|03|01}}
| Recorded =
| recorded =
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| Genre = [[Tango]], [[electronica]], [[jazz]]
| Length =
| venue =
| Label = Constitution Music
| studio =
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| genre = [[Tango music|Tango]], [[electronica]], [[jazz]]
| Producer = Max Masri, Diego S. Veláquez
| Reviews =
| length =
| label = Constitution Music
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| Last album = '''Buenos Aires Remixed'''<br/> (2005)
| producer = Max Masri
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| This album = '''El Miedo a la Libertad'''<br/> (2008)
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| prev_title = [[Buenos Aires Remixed]]
| Next album =
| prev_year = 2005
| next_title = [[Más Allá del Sur]]
| next_year = 2009
}}
}}


'''El Miedo a la Libertad''' is the second studio by [[Buenos Aires]]-based electronic neo-[[Tango music|tango]] band [[Tanghetto]], or the third, considering that their side project [[Hybrid Tango]] (2004) is in fact part of their official discography, as well as part of their regular live repertoire. The album was released in March [[2008]].
'''''El Miedo a la Libertad''''' is the second studio by [[Buenos Aires]]{{En dash}}based electronic neo-[[Tango music|tango]] band [[Tanghetto]], or the third, considering that their side project [[Hybrid Tango]] (2004) is in fact part of their official discography, as well as part of their regular live repertoire. The album was released in March 2008.<ref>{{cite web | title=Biography| website=koncerty.com| date=1 January 2010 | url=https://koncerty.com/en/artist/TANGHETTO/275/Biografia | access-date=11 February 2024}}</ref>


The album is named after german psychologist [[Erich Fromm]]'s famous book, [[Fear of Freedom]]. It's an instrumental record, and to the usual combination of [[tango]] and [[electronic music|electronica]], elements from jazz and more acoustic sounds are added to the blend.
The album is named after German psychologist [[Erich Fromm]]'s famous book, [[Fear of Freedom]]. It's an instrumental record, and to the usual combination of [[Tango music|tango]] and [[electronic music|electronica]], elements from jazz and more acoustic sounds are added to the blend.


The music of ''El Miedo a la Libertad'' balances electronically generated sounds and acoustic instruments like [[bandoneón]], [[piano]], [[violin]], [[erhu]], [[acoustic drums]] and [[guitar]]. The album was produced by Max Masri and coproduced by Diego S. Veláquez.
The music of ''El Miedo a la Libertad'' balances electronically generated sounds and acoustic instruments like [[bandoneón]], [[piano]], [[violin]], [[erhu]], [[drum|acoustic drums]] and [[guitar]]. The album was produced by Max Masri and coproduced by Diego S. Velázquez.


Like its predecessor, [[Buenos Aires Remixed]], this album also features a selection of cover versions of music pieces from diverse styles performed in the unique style of the band. The covers included in this release are [[Eurhythmics]]' [[Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)]], [[Sting]]'s [[Englishman in New York]] and Herbie Hancock's 1964 jazz standard [[Cantaloupe Island]].
Like its predecessor, [[Buenos Aires Remixed]], this album also features a selection of cover versions of music pieces from diverse styles performed in the unique style of the band. The covers included in this release are [[Eurythmics]]' [[Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)]], [[Sting (musician)|Sting]]'s [[Englishman in New York]] and Herbie Hancock's 1964 jazz standard [[Cantaloupe Island]].


In 2009 the album achieved a [[Gardel Award]].
== Track listing and credits ==
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#''El Testigo'' (5:04)
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#''Buscando Camorra'' (4:22)
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#''[[Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) (song)|Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)]]'' (3:56)
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#''El Arte de Amar'' (4:09)
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#''Viajero Inmóvil'' (3:05)
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#''[[Englishman in New York]] (A bandoneonist in New York)'' (3:38)
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#''¿Alguien se acuerda del Mayo Francés?'' (3:53)
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#''Media Persona'' (3:52)
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#''[[Cantaloupe Island]]'' (4:14)
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#''La Deuda Interna'' (4:58)
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#''El Desvío'' (4:01)
#''El Miedo a la Libertad'' (4:59)


== Players ==
== Track listing ==
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# ''El Testigo'' (5:04)
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Max Masri: synthesizers and programming<br />
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# ''Buscando Camorra'' (4:22)
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Diego S. Velázquez: nylon-string guitar, metallophone<br />
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# ''[[Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) (song)|Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)]]'' (3:56)
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Chao Xu: violoncello and [[erhu]]<br />
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# ''El Arte de Amar'' (4:09)
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Federico Vazquez: [[bandoneon]]<br />
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# ''Viajero Inmóvil'' (3:05)
⚫
Antonio Boyadjian: acoustic and electric piano<br />
⚫
# ''[[Englishman in New York]] (A bandoneonist in New York)'' (3:38)
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Daniel Corrado: acoustic/electronic drums and percussion<br />
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# ''¿Alguien se acuerda del Mayo Francés?'' (3:53)
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[[Esteban Morgado]]: nylon-string guitar (guest musician)<br />
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# ''Media Persona'' (3:52)
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Quique Condomí: violin (guest musician)<br />
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# ''[[Cantaloupe Island]]'' (4:14)
Gaspar Montecassino: trumpet (guest musician)<br />
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# ''La Deuda Interna'' (4:58)
Jorge Tibaud: double bass
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# ''El Desvío'' (4:01)
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# ''El Miedo a la Libertad'' (4:59)


All songs are composed by Masri and Velázquez, except for Englishman in New York and Cantaloupe Island.

== Personnel ==
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* Max Masri: synthesizers and programming
⚫
* Diego S. Velázquez: nylon-string guitar, metallophone
⚫
* Chao Xu: violoncello and [[erhu]]
⚫
* Federico Vazquez: [[bandoneon]]
⚫
* Antonio Boyadjian: acoustic and electric piano
⚫
* Daniel Corrado: acoustic/electronic drums and percussion
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* [[Esteban Morgado]]: nylon-string guitar (guest musician)
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* Quique Condomí: violin (guest musician)

==References==
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{{Tanghetto}}
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Latest revision as of 16:06, 22 October 2024

El Miedo a la Libertad
Studio album by
Tanghetto
ReleasedMarch 1, 2008 (2008-03-01)
GenreTango, electronica, jazz
LabelConstitution Music
ProducerMax Masri
Tanghetto chronology
Buenos Aires Remixed
(2005) 		El Miedo a la Libertad
(2008) 		Más Allá del Sur
(2009)

El Miedo a la Libertad is the second studio by Buenos Aires–based electronic neo-tango band Tanghetto, or the third, considering that their side project Hybrid Tango (2004) is in fact part of their official discography, as well as part of their regular live repertoire. The album was released in March 2008.[1]

The album is named after German psychologist Erich Fromm's famous book, Fear of Freedom. It's an instrumental record, and to the usual combination of tango and electronica, elements from jazz and more acoustic sounds are added to the blend.

The music of El Miedo a la Libertad balances electronically generated sounds and acoustic instruments like bandoneón, piano, violin, erhu, acoustic drums and guitar. The album was produced by Max Masri and coproduced by Diego S. Velázquez.

Like its predecessor, Buenos Aires Remixed, this album also features a selection of cover versions of music pieces from diverse styles performed in the unique style of the band. The covers included in this release are Eurythmics' Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This), Sting's Englishman in New York and Herbie Hancock's 1964 jazz standard Cantaloupe Island.

In 2009 the album achieved a Gardel Award.

Track listing

[edit]
  1. El Testigo (5:04)
  2. Buscando Camorra (4:22)
  3. Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) (3:56)
  4. El Arte de Amar (4:09)
  5. Viajero Inmóvil (3:05)
  6. Englishman in New York (A bandoneonist in New York) (3:38)
  7. ¿Alguien se acuerda del Mayo Francés? (3:53)
  8. Media Persona (3:52)
  9. Cantaloupe Island (4:14)
  10. La Deuda Interna (4:58)
  11. El Desvío (4:01)
  12. El Miedo a la Libertad (4:59)

All songs are composed by Masri and Velázquez, except for Englishman in New York and Cantaloupe Island.

Personnel

[edit]
  • Max Masri: synthesizers and programming
  • Diego S. Velázquez: nylon-string guitar, metallophone
  • Chao Xu: violoncello and erhu
  • Federico Vazquez: bandoneon
  • Antonio Boyadjian: acoustic and electric piano
  • Daniel Corrado: acoustic/electronic drums and percussion
  • Esteban Morgado: nylon-string guitar (guest musician)
  • Quique Condomí: violin (guest musician)

References

[edit]
  1. ^ "Biography". koncerty.com. 1 January 2010. Retrieved 11 February 2024.
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