Yiddish Tango Reflects Jewish Life in Argentina

For most people, tango evokes a passionate dance form. For Argentine-born Gustavo Bulgach, tango is music with an attitude. “Tango means the blues. Tango is not just tango - it means - it’s an attitude that you want to express. In every language, in Yiddish, in Spanish - in whatever language - Tango represents that kind of attitude of losing or having your heart broken by life,” Bulgach says. Jewish people from across Europe and Russia have been immigrating...

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