Alberto Marino, born in Italy but whose fame and career took root in Argentina, stands as one of the most acclaimed tango singers of the 20th century. His journey into the realm of Tango began when he migrated to Argentina, where his unique voice and emotive singing quickly gained him prominence. He became especially noted for his collaborations with Anibal Troilo, one of the leading tango musicians and orchestra directors of the time. Together, they created music that remains foundational to the tango genre, showcasing a blend of melancholy, passion, and soulful depth that defines classic tango.

His discography, including albums like "The History of Tango, Anibal Troilo & Alberto Marino, Recordings 1943 - 1947" and "Valses & Milongas / Recordings 1941 - 1944," captures the golden era of tango music. Through his songs, such as "Fui" and "La Cantina," Marino managed to encapsulate the essence of Buenos Aires' urban landscape and the complex emotions it stirred in its inhabitants. Marino's contribution to the music world extends beyond just his vocal talents; he was instrumental in bringing the stories and emotions of the Argentine people to a global audience, earning himself the moniker "La Voz De Oro Del Tango" (The Golden Voice of Tango). Beyond his timeless recordings with Troilo, Marino's solo works and collaborations continue to be celebrated, keeping his legacy alive in the hearts of tango enthusiasts worldwide.

Genres

Tango Cancion

Vintage Tango

Latest Release

Fui

Alberto Marino

Album - 20 Tracks - Released January 22, 2019