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Once I waited for someone — the story of the Finnish Tango
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Once I waited for someone — the story of the Finnish Tango

Once I waited for someone — the story of the Finnish Tango

Finland has taken the potato from Peru — potato in Finnish is peruna, by the way — and the tango from Argentina. Both these South American imports are cultivated in these northern latitudes perhaps even more devotedly than in their countries of origin. Pekka Gronow reports on the way in which the tango has taken root in Finland and stubbornly survived even the arrival of Elvis and The Beatles.

Pekka Gronow

January 8, 1985

Finnish Music Quarterly
c/o Music Finland
Keilasatama 2 A
FI-02150 Espoo
Finland
ISSN 0782-1069
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