In this episode, María Olivera explores the moment when tango became a mature art form — a culture of poets, orchestras, and voices that shaped its Golden Age.
Discover how Francisco Canaro gave tango its mass appeal, Enrique Santos Discépolo gave it its conscience, and Julio De Caro gave it its musical architecture.
Featuring full readings of Discépolo’s most emblematic tangos — Yira Yira, Cambalache, Tormenta, Uno, and El Choclo — this episode traces the sound, philosophy, and passion of a generation that transformed tango forever.