Quartango is a Canadian tango ensemble, renowned for infusing the traditional sounds of Argentine tango with a contemporary classical aesthetic. The group is distinguished by its sophisticated musicianship and its innovative approach to the genre—blending jazz, classical, and the rhythmic drive of tango nuevo into a unique and captivating sound. Formed in the 1980s, Quartango has been a fixture in the world music scene, offering a fresh interpretation of tango music that appeals to both purists and newcomers alike.

Their most recent works, including "J'aime les nuits de Montréal," "Encuentro," and "El Fuego," showcase their exceptional talent for arranging and performing complex tango pieces that capture both the spirit and the passion of the dance. Their live recordings, like "Tangopera (Live)" and "Quartango (Instrumental) [En Vivo]," reveal the dynamic energy that Quartango brings to their performances, enrapturing audiences internationally. Albums such as "Esprit," "Compadres," and "Espresso" demonstrate their versatility and the breadth of their musical influences, whilst maintaining the heart of the tango tradition. "Performance" and "Macadam Tango" further solidify Quartango's place as a group that masters the allure of tango while pushing its boundaries through innovative musicianship and artistry.