Bajofondo is a Rioplatense music band consisting of eight musicians from Argentina and Uruguay. The band, which refers to itself as a "collective of composers, singers and artists", was formerly called "Bajofondo Tango Club", but shortened the name to "Bajofondo" after they felt their style had broadened, as was announced on their live concert in Berlin in April 2008.
Their earlier music had blended acoustic tango and electronic music, part of an evolving tango genre which is known as "Electrotango", which brought tango back into the mainstream. Besides the aforementioned mixture of tango and electronica, the band is innovative form of DNB, house music, chill out and trip-hop. Their first record, Bajofondo Tango Club, was launched in 2002 with great success, with a second lone project from pianist/DJ/composer Luciano Supervielle greeted warmly by reviewers in late 2005. More recent music from their third album, Mar Dulce, is a fusion of Latin Alternative with contemporary music forms along the Río de la Plata at the border of Argentina and Uruguay.
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1. "Montserrat" by Orquesta del Plata– 5:10
2. "En mí / Soledad" by Campo– 4
73. "Los Tangueros" by Orquesta del Plata - 5:12
4. "Mi Corazón" by Campo – 4:24
5. "Maroma" by Emilio Kauderer – 4:44
6. "Perfume" by Luciano Supervielle, remixed by Campo – 5:26
7. "Vacío" by Didi Gutman– 2:48
8. "Esperándote" by Moviola– 4:13
9. "Naranjo En Flor" by Campo featuring Verónica Loza – 4:38
10. "Bruma" by Moviola – 6:13
11. "Éxodo II" by Juan Blas– 5:15
12. "Duro y Parejo" by Moviola - 5:26
13. "Forma" by Luciano Supervielle - 3:54
14. "El Sonido de la Milonga" by Campo - 5:33
15. "Av. de Mayo" by Diego Vainer Fantasías Animadas - 5:42
16. "Ese Cielo Azul" by Luciano Supervielle - 6
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