"Grande Éxitos" - Alberto Castillo

Alberto Castillo (December 7, 1914 – July 23, 2002) was a prominent Argentine tango singer and actor. He was born Alberto Salvador De Lucca in the Buenos Aires barrio of Mataderos as the son of Italian immigrants Salvador De Lucca and Lucia Di Paola, made his professional debut in the 1930s and began a successful recording career in 1941. Soon afterwards he had a hit with his interpretation of the tune “Recuerdo”. With his keen sense of rhythm and his tendency to go hoarse, Castillo made a name for himself as the main interpreter of the black-oriented genres of candombe and milonga. One of his most successful recordings was "Cien Barrios Porteńos" (The hundred barrios of Buenos Aires), to the point that presenters would announce him as "the singer of the 100 barrios". Beginning in 1946, Castillo appeared in a number of Argentine films. Castillo was also a physician by training. This fact famously convinced his fiancee's parents to let her marry Alberto (being "just a tango singer" would not have been enough), and was dramaticised in the Argentine movie "Luna de Avellaneda", when Castillo volunteers to deliver a baby at a carnival fair right after finishing his set. Among his later releases was a cover of his candombe hit “Siga el Baile”, recorded with Argentine band Los Auténticos Decadentes in the late 90's.





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01- Recuerdo Malevo
02- Madame Ivonne
03- La Copa del Olvido
04- Esta Noche Me Emborracho
05- Cómo Se Pianta la Vida
06- Muñeca Brava
07- Cuatro Compases
08- Así se Baila el Tango
09- Moneda de Cobre
10- Con los Amigos
11- Nubes de Humo
12- La Cumparsita
13- El Choclo
14- Mentira
15- La Pulpera de Santa Lucía
16- Silbando
17- Los Cien Barrios Porteños
18- Adiós Pampa Mía
19- Un Tropezón
20- La Última Copa
21- Mi Noche Triste
22- Las Violetas
23- Petitero
24- ¿Dónde Estás Corazón?
25- Garufa
26- Ninguna
27- Barrio Pobre
28- Por Cuatro Días Locos
29- Siga el Baile