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| | Tango in Poland, 1913 - 1939 |
 | | No wonder, popular melodies in the so-called "between wars time" in Poland were compositions conceived just in the rhythm of tango. |
 | | Still, there were two musicians: Arcadi Flato, arranger of the Odeon studio orchestra and Henryk Gold, arranger for Columbia, who tried, with success, to keep Polish tangos be vivid, with sharp accents and the typical Argentine spicy character. |
 | | Lyricists remained in a shade of Andrzej Wlast, who may be called a champion, as far as a number of texts, written by him, are concerned. |
| www.todotango.com /english/biblioteca/cronicas/tango_en_polonia.asp (1431 words) |
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