La Yumba - Osvaldo Pugliese - TangoOZ - Sydney Youth Orchestra - SYO - Tango Oz

La Yumba by Osvaldo Pugliese. TangoOZ playing led by Tango specialist Maggie Ferguson (bandoneon) http://tangomusicproject.com Orquesta Tipica version by Osvaldo Pugliese courtesy of TangoVia, http://www.tangovia.org/ La yumba is a tango created by Osvaldo Pugliese in 1946.The term yumba -- was chosen by Pugliese for its onomatopoeic similarity with the profound gasping from a bandoneón - and the resulting mixture of that sound with other orchestra arrangements. Pugliese declared that the unrelenting rhythm was inspired by the noises of metalworking. The tango has been a dance favorite, and remains Pugliese's signature tune. The tango was performed in Buenos Aires' Teatro Colón on December 26, 1985 during the Osvaldo Pugliese's 80th anniversary, standing out as one of the first tangos played into the facilities of the famous classic-music theatre. It was also featured in the 1985 film El exilio de Gardel directed by Fernando Solanas (where Pugliese's orchestra performs live), and in the 1997 film, The Tango Lesson, directed by Sally Potter. Source: Wikipedia TangoOZ website is at http://syo.com.au TangoOZ es una orquesta donde músicos jóvenes aprender y reproducir música auténtico tango argentino. Dirigido por Tango especialista Ferguson Maggie. . . .