Review by dodik sudirman

Feliciano Brunelli Y Su Cuarteto is an album that showcases the incredible talent of Argentine accordionist and bandleader Feliciano Brunelli. Released in 1956, the album features a collection of tango, milonga, and vals tracks that are both lively and soulful.

The album opens with the upbeat and energetic "La Cumparsita," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. Brunelli's accordion playing is masterful, and he is backed by a tight and talented quartet that includes guitar, violin, and bass.

Other standout tracks on the album include "La Vida Es Corta," a beautiful and melancholic tango, and "La Morocha," a lively milonga that showcases Brunelli's virtuosity on the accordion.

Summary by dodik sudirman

Feliciano Brunelli Y Su Cuarteto is a must-listen for fans of traditional Argentine music. The album is a testament to Brunelli's skill as a musician and bandleader, and it is sure to delight listeners with its infectious rhythms and beautiful melodies.