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Arlequín

Arlequín is a Tango written by Pedro Vergez and recorded by Carlos di Sarli in 1929. Carlos di Sarli has recorded Arlequín as an instrumental Tango.
“Arlequín,” translated as “Harlequin,” dances through shadows and light with whimsical grace. This piece of music, much like the playful character, weaves a tapestry of vivid emotions, blending mystery with exuberance. Through its notes, “Arlequín” enchants listeners, capturing the essence of life’s theatrical masquerade, where the boundaries between joy and sorrow blur seamlessly.

Tango

Style

Carlos di Sarli

Orchestra

Instrumental

Singer

Mario Battistella

Author

Pedro Vergez

Composer

1929/1/8

Date

Instrumental
Instrumental
Carlos di Sarli
Carlos di Sarli

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Arlequín recorded by Carlos di Sarli

Arlequín is an instrumental Tango composed by Pedro Vergez.

Interpretation of Arlequín

The name “Arlequín” is Spanish for “Harlequin,” a character often portrayed as a lighthearted and mischievous clown. As an instrumental tango, “Arlequín” likely captures a range of emotions and movements akin to the Harlequin’s vibrant and dynamic persona. The music might be characterized by playful melodies interspersed with sudden shifts in tempo, embodying the whimsical and unpredictable nature of the Harlequin. Through the lens of tango, “Arlequín” could explore both the comedic and poignant facets of this character, offering an auditory journey through lively, colorful passages and deeper, more contemplative moments.

Carlos di Sarli and Arlequín

Carlos di Sarli’s interpretation of “Arlequín” would bring out the refined elegance and rhythmic precision characteristic of his orchestra. Known for his sophisticated style and smooth, flowing arrangements, di Sarli’s rendition may highlight the melodious and playful aspects of “Arlequín,” breathing life into the whimsical spirit of the Harlequin. His orchestra would likely provide a rich, textural accompaniment to the lead melodies, interweaving subtle harmonic variations that elevate the exuberant and theatrical nuances of the piece.