Talk:María de Buenos Aires

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My reference for this initial draft—I don't know how citable this is—is the program from a performance of the piece by the Seattle Chamber Players. -- Jmabel | Talk 04:24, Apr 5, 2005 (UTC)

hmmm this is my IP --190.30.20.122 04:44, 3 April 2007 (UTC) search it at whois.net or some similar... never heard about that... I've got one of the very first LP (first ever recorded live in Bs.As, by the way). "Piazzola and it's Quintet" first, public "showed up" of it's quintet, I am a big fan...I don't have too many discs, so long there are not much out there... I don't now if this makes my reference more valid, pff there a lot of LP's out there...i.e in france, that I am not pretty sure if are played by Piazzola (maybe composed but no played) and the TITLE of those LP's are Piazzola th4t Piazzola thIs... so long fair well ... And as we say in Argentina

"Anda a cantarle a Gardel"...j/k —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 3 April 2007 (talk • contribs) 190.30.20.122.

With all due respect, I don't understand the relevance of this recent remark; in fact, I'm not sure I understand it at all. "Never heard about" what? "Piazzola and it's Quintet" makes no sense, maybe you mean to write "Piazzola and his Quintet"? (What you've written would be like "Piazzola y es quinteta": near-nonsense). "if this makes my reference more valid": what reference? What are you talking about? Perhaps you could express this more clearly in Spanish (in which case please do). Or if anyone else understands what this person means to say & can explain, please do. - Jmabel | Talk 06:03, 3 April 2007 (UTC)