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"El Choclo" (The Corn Cob), composed by Ángel Villoldo in 1903, is one of the most famous Argentine tangos. Its melody became globally recognized as the basis for the jazz standard "Kiss of Fire."

"El Choclo" is one of the most famous tangos in history, composed by Ángel Villoldo. Its title humorously references Buenos Aires' nightlife, where "choclo" symbolized earthy sensuality. The melody later became the basis for the jazz standard "Kiss of Fire."

One of the most famous Argentine tangos, originally titled "Danza Criolla," known for its sensual rhythm and lasting cultural impact. Frequently reinterpreted in jazz and classical adaptations.

"El Choclo" is a foundational tango composition that helped popularize the genre globally. Its sensual melody became a standard, later receiving English lyrics as "Kiss of Fire."

"El Choclo" (The Corn Cob) is one of the most famous Argentine tangos, first performed in 1903. Its sensual melody became a symbol of the Golden Age of Tango, later receiving Spanish lyrics in 1947 by Juan Carlos Marambio Catán.