Continuing the exploration that began in the 90s, working on tango through jazz gestures and academic procedures, this new work by the saxophonist and composer concretely shows possible paths of the tango music in the twenty-first century, developing the chamber music concept and using the tango vocabulary for improvisation as a central element mode. All music composed and arranged by Jorge Retamoza, except where indicated http://www.pagina12.com.ar/diario/suplementos/espectaculos/3-36204-2015-07-29.html “A musical goldsmith, Jorge Retamoza. A restless man that decided some time ago, transcribe to his saxophone-note by note, phrasing by phrasing, articulation by articulation- the world that Astor Piazzolla and Gerry Mulligan had invented in the nodal Summit. An alone searcher that gave and gives today to tango the goods of an instrument a bit odd in this music” Cristian Vitale, Pagina 12. Buenos Aires http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1811356-tango-y-saxofon-en-clave-otonal “Colores del Otoño it’s a title that goes well with Jorge Retamoza’s new tango CD Since productions like Policial Argentino, in the late nineties, it’s one of the strongholds that included saxofon in this genre” Mauro Apicella La Nación. Buenos Aires http://www.diariofolk.com/criticadisco/colores-del-otono-jorge-retamoza/ “A record full of quibbling, with a nervous pulse and constant changes of climax that in spite of the vital role that an iconic instrument of jazz which is the saxofon plays in it, has a distinctive tango fragrance” Fernando Marinelli Diario Folk . España http://www.argentjazz.com.ar/jorge-retamoza-pinta-su-aldea-con-los-colores-del-otono/ “Retamoza delivers a lucid and honest work with some “jazzy” touches which heighten his distinct Buenos Aires spirit” Fernando Ríos ArgentJazz Buenos Aires