"Fuimos" Ettore Stratta and Quinteto Buenos Aires, arr. Jorge Calandrelli

[@tzolomaia]

Belleza, te encontré !!!

[@driverape]

que belleza !!!!!! .....como se nota la mano del gran Jorge Calandrelli en la orquestación

[@anitaalbers5619]

Que belleza!!! Éso és música!!❤❤🇻🇪🇻🇪

[@conradopaulinoguitar]

superb! a very-very beautiful composition with a outstanding arrangement

[@hallyons3567]

Questo e' cosi' molto bello

[@rosaleon5397]

bellisimo

[@Jazzhog]

Beautiful !!

[@RafaelFerreira-hj2np]

Lindo

[@thomasdosborneii]

How did you put together or what was the source of the impressive visuals, which I believe must be from a history in Argentina? Such a beautiful and nostalgic backdrop for this gorgeous and touching tango. It makes me feel sadness and yearning for a place where I have never been! (Not yet been, I guess I should say....)

[@titirios1]

i am argentinian and feel exactly like you

[@thomasdosborneii]

@@titirios1 I come back to this song very often, such as now, today. I am really having such great feeings about your country and its people.

[@carfalama]

@@thomasdosborneii This piece belongs to the CD "Symphonic Tango", with the Quinteto Buenos Aires and the orchestra conducted by Ettore Stratta, Try to locate it Tom, and you'll go bananas...

[@thomasdosborneii]

@@carfalama Carlos--you are so very right! Thank you so very much!

[@carfalama]

@@thomasdosborneii Tom: Here we go again. I'm so glad to get your answer. In reviewing this video (and listening again) I see that the images are a little distant of the meaning of the lyrics of this piece. And very accommodating to the music. The lyrics tell about the up and downs of a couple of lovers, with the final request of the singer : "Don't love me anymore"... A simple translation of the title would be "we were"... and that fits perfectly with the visuals, the way Buenos Aires was, the way the society on it lived, the way we were... I was born there 79 years ago and I haven't visit in many years... But, yes, that's the way we were...