Fabrice Knecht Tango DJ
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These Tangos, Valses, and Milongas were recorded around the same time. Take a look to discover what else this orchestra—or others—may have recorded during the same week or even on the exact same day.
Buenas noches mi amor is a Tango written by Ángel Gatti and composed by Juan Polito.
“Buenas noches mi amor” (Good night my love) serves both as a lullaby and a romantic farewell, evoking a sense of deep affection and intimate endearment. The singer bids their beloved a night filled with deep and fantastical dreams, where they are surrounded by poetic and whimsical imagery. This recurring phrase sets the tone for a tender and comforting evening departure, emphasizing the emotional bond between the singer and the listener.
The lyrics richly use symbolism to enhance the emotional depth of the message. Dreams are compared to the vast realms of “poets with moons and worlds,” suggesting not only the limitless expanse of one’s imagination but also a celestial, almost divine quality of the subject’s thoughts. The reference to “a forest of dwarfs with very long beards, with little golden faces and snow on their feet,” draws from fairy-tale elements, invoking a sense of mystery and fantasy, perhaps reflecting how the beloved is cherished as something precious and magical.
Created in 1958 in Argentina, “Buenas noches mi amor” emerged during a period when Tango was undergoing a transformation from its Golden Age roots into a modern era. This era saw innovations in lyrical content that moved beyond the typical themes of despair and nostalgia, incorporating more varied and nuanced emotional expressions. The intimate and poetic style of this tango perhaps mirrors the societal shift towards valuing personal and heartfelt connections in the post-war context. The era’s exploration of deeper emotional layers in popular music is showcased in Gatti’s tender and imaginative lyricism.
Ángel Gatti was a notable figure in the musical scene, particularly recognized for his contributions to Argentine Tango. His work often involves intricate lyrical compositions paired with emotive musical arrangements.