Francisco Canaro Milongon Milonga 1938 Site

It is characterized by a unique, driving rhythm that reflects Canaro's early musical experiences in Uruguay.

A classic featuring Roberto Maida or Ada Falcón, depending on the version. Francisco Canaro Milongon MILONGA 1938

The track by Francisco Canaro (1938) is a unique musical experiment that attempted to revive a precursor to modern milonga. Recorded on June 20, 1938, it features lyrics by the legendary Homero Manzi and music by Canaro himself. Background & Context It is characterized by a unique, driving rhythm

Despite Canaro's commercial dominance at the time, the "Milongón" as a distinct new dance rhythm unfortunately did not gain significant traction with the dancing public. Recording Details: Date: June 20, 1938. Orchestra: Orquesta Típica Francisco Canaro. Lyrics: Written by Homero Manzi . Other Milongas from 1938 Recorded on June 20, 1938, it features lyrics

The 1938 release was promoted as a "New Dance" to announce the comeback of this forgotten style.

Originally a mid-18th-century dance from Montevideo, Uruguay, the milongón was a near precursor to modern milonga, heavily influenced by African candombe.