Ep 201 - Osvaldo Fresedo

from Tango Profiles · host Adam Tully

Osvaldo Fresedo was an orchestra leader, bandoneonist, and composer of tango classics like Vida mía. His career spanned the early, middle, and golden ages of tango, and he was a protagonist in a couple of unusual tango stories.

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