Julian Plaza (1928-2003)
Nocturna

José Dames (1907-1994)
Fuimos

Juan de Dios Filiberto (1885-1964)
Quejas de Bandoneon

Domingo Federico (1916-2000)/Homero Exposito (1918-1867)
yuyo verde

Roberto Firpo (1884-1969)
El Amanecer

Anselmo Aieta (1896-1964)/Francisco Garcia Jiménez (1899-1983)
Alma en Pena

Agustin Bardi (1884-1941)
C.T.V.

Anibal Troilo (1914-1975)
Sur

Osvaldo Fresedo (1897-1984)
El Once

Juan Carlos Cobian (1896-1953)
Nielba del Riachuelo

Carlos Geroni Flores (1895-1953)
La Cautiva

Anibal Troilo (1914-1975)
Romance del Barrio

Carlos Gardel (1890-1935)
Volver

Angel Villoldo (1861-1919)
El Portenito

Angel Villoldo (1861-1919)
El Choelo

Agustin Bardi (1884-1941)
Gallo Ciego

Enrique Santos Discépolo (1901-1951)
Sueno de Juventud

Agustin Bardi (1884-1941)
Lorenzo

Gerardo Matos Rodriguez (1897-1948)
La Cumparsita

Rafael Tuegols (1889-1960)/Agustin Irusta (1903-1987)
El Trovero

Lidia Borda, voix
Nicolás Capsitski, bandonéon
Luis Longhi, bandonéon
Osvaldo Montes, bandonéon
Federico Pereiro, bandonéon
Luciano Sciarretta, bandonéon
Patricio Cotela, basse
Nicolás Zavarias, basse
Paulina Fain, flûte
Aníbal Arias, guitare
Victorio Pujía, guitare
Andrés Linetzky, piano
Luis Sava, violon
Alejandro Schaikis, violon

The album features world-famous tango compositions such as "Volver" and "El Amanecer" and new tango compositions like "Madera de roble" played by Aníbal Arias, Osvaldo Montes, Andrés Linetzky and others. Great music performed by great musicians who are among the best in Buenos Aires, which means the best in the world. The sounds of Buenos Aires unfold like a film before the eyes and ears of the listener. The stirring and absorbing tango rhythm and the catchy melodies make dancing and listening a complete joy. "It takes Two to Tango" is a perfect choice for tango dancers and all aficionados of authentic tango.