When preparing the Tanda of the Week series, I conduct an extensive research process using not only my own knowledge but also a wide range of online sources. However, since my main focus is on the tanda itself, I’m often unable to include all the information I gather in the explanatory texts that accompany it. For this reason, I use Google’s NotebookLM tool to transform this research into a podcast. I’ve decided to share these podcasts here as well. I hope they become an additional source of insight and inspiration for you. Abrazos...
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhen preparing the Tanda of the Week series, I conduct an extensive research process using not only my own knowledge but also a wide range of online sources. However, since my main focus is on the tanda itself, I’m often unable to include all the information I gather in the explanatory texts that accompany it.
Tango Orchestras is hosted by Yüksel Sise.
Recent episodes include "How Street Slang Hijacked Argentine Tango" (16 March 2026, 23 minutes), "How Street Slang Hijacked Argentine Tango" (16 March 2026, 23 minutes), and "Rafael Canaro: How He Conquered Paris with Tango" (9 March 2026, 18 minutes).
Tango Orchestras publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 20 minutes.
Booking probability for Tango Orchestras is 22%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Tango Orchestras requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Tango Orchestras's contact route on record: verified email.
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Yüksel Sise hosts Tango Orchestras, a music podcast.
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Episode #12
This is Tango Orchestras for week 12 of 2026 — and this episode dives into one of tango's most subversive forces: Lunfardo, the secret street slang of Buenos Aires. If you love tango and want to hear the music with...
Episode #12
This is Tango Orchestras for week 12 of 2026 — and this episode dives into one of tango's most subversive forces: Lunfardo, the secret street slang of Buenos Aires. If you love tango and want to hear the music with...
This is the Week 11 of 2026 episode of Tango Orchestras , tracing the remarkable transatlantic journey of Rafael Canaro — a gravedigger's son from the Buenos Aires tenements who conquered the most glamorous cabarets of...
Week 10 of 2026 is here, and Tango Orchestras explores one of tango's most remarkable evolutions. Subscribe, share, and leave a review — every bit helps the community grow. Edgardo Donato built his reputation as tango's...
This is the 9th week of 2026's Tango Orchestras podcast — dedicated to one of the most consequential architects of Argentine tango. If you love understanding the mechanics behind the music you dance to, this episode is...
Episode #8
Tango Orchestras , Week 8 of 2026 — the podcast that goes deep inside the orchestras, musicians, and stories behind tango's golden age. If you haven't subscribed yet, now is the moment: every week brings a new layer of...
Tango Orchestras explores the life and legacy of Juan Maglio , universally known as Pacho : the bandoneón master whose name became so synonymous with recorded music that Buenos Aires locals simply said "give me a Pacho"...
Episode #6
This is Week 6 of 2026's Tango Orchestras podcast — dedicated to Julio De Caro , one of tango's most transformative figures. Hit play and hear the revolution. Born in 1899 to a former La Scala conservatory director, De...
What does a man grieving his best friend, a classically trained prodigy living in permanent personal chaos, a beloved fake bandoneón player, and a politically defiant pianist have in common? On paper, absolutely...
What happens when the most disciplined maestro in Argentine tango — a man who banned bandoneón solos entirely and built his orchestra around silence and space — auditions a 17-year-old kid in short pants? Not a...
What if the orchestra leader you were watching — the one sweating under the lights, pulling and pushing his bandoneón with total conviction — was producing absolutely no sound at all? That's the story at the center of...
Episode #2
In this episode of the Tango Orchestras podcast, we trace the hidden mechanics behind one of the golden age's most refined sounds: the brief, near-perfect collaboration between pianist Lucio Demare and vocalist Horacio...
In this episode of the Tango Orchestras podcast, we follow two people who had no business making history together — and did exactly that. Donato Racciatti arrived in Montevideo from Italy at five months old, learned the...
Episode #52
In this episode of the Tango Orchestras podcast, we examine one of tango's great paradoxes: a man who looked like a mob accountant and conducted like a CEO — and whose milongas, despite making up barely two percent of...
In this episode of the Tango Orchestras podcast, we uncover the unlikely alchemy behind one of tango's most distinctive sounds: the collaboration between pianist Rodolfo Biagi and vocalist Jorge Ortiz — with lyricist...
In this episode of the Tango Orchestras podcast, we trace the unlikely path from a yellow fever epidemic and Italian tax law to the Golden Age of Tango — with Alfredo De Angelis at the center. We explore how mass...
In this episode of our Tango Orchestras podcast, we turn our attention to the remarkable women who gave tango some of its most unforgettable voices between 1928 and 1932. We open with Ada Falcón , whose luminous...
Episode #48
In this episode of the Tango Orchestras podcast, we explore one of tango history's most emotionally resonant partnerships: the legendary maestro Aníbal Troilo — known as Pichuco — and Alberto Marino , the voice...
In this episode of the Tango Orchestras podcast, we examine how the orchestra led by José García came to be known as "Los Zorros Grises" (The Gray Foxes). The group's modest gray flannel suits, purchased under tight...
In this episode of the Tango Orchestras podcast, we shine a spotlight on one of tango's most fascinating and underappreciated figures: Enrique Rodríguez — the bandleader, bandoneonist, and all-around entertainer born...
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