Jorge Vidal

Jorge Vidal was a renowned Argentine tango singer, born on August 12, 1924, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He was known for his distinctive style, often compared to Carlos Gardel, both in his singing and his appearance. Vidal's career spanned several decades, during which he performed with notable orchestras, including Osvaldo Pugliese's, and appeared in various films and stage productions. His repertoire includes classic tango pieces, and he was celebrated for his performances in venues like the Racing Club and on radio stations such as Radio Splendid. Vidal also gained international recognition, performing in the United States at prestigious venues like Carnegie Hall.

Vidal's music is featured in collections such as *Los Inmortales del Tango* and *Los Grandes Cantores*, showcasing his enduring legacy in the tango world. His historical recordings, including *Pastoral* and *Puente Alsina*, remain cherished by fans of traditional Argentine tango. Throughout his career, Jorge Vidal maintained a strong connection to the roots of tango, while also contributing to its evolution and global appreciation. He passed away on September 14, 2010.

Genres

Tango

Latest Release

Pastoral (1950-1952)

Alberto Morán•

Jorge Vidal

Album - 25 Tracks - Released April 5, 2018