Tangos
Song with a 'copla' of three or four , eight syllable, verses. Considered one of the basic styles of flamenco, the 'tango' has varies styles, amongst which those of Cádiz, Triana, Jerez and Málaga stand out. All the theories indicate that the cradle of the 'tango' has to be split between Cádiz and Sevilla, ruling out any relation with the 'tango' from Argentina. It is possible that they came from the old danceable songs of the XIX century and bit by bit they where transformed into what we now know, a song executed in 4/4 in all possible tonalities. For example, 'los del Titi de Triana' executed in minor tones, those of Cádiz are acompanied by modal tones and those of Málaga or 'del Piyayo' in major tones. Granada also has its style that is executed 'por arriba' to a slower rhythm. The first artists known to perform it were; El Mellizo and Aurelio Sellés in Cádiz, Pastora Pavón and El Titi in Sevilla, Frijones and El Mojama in Jerez, and La Pirula, La Repompa and El Piyayo in Málaga.
