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'Ojos Negros' Builds on Saluzzi's Tango Legacy

By Tom Terrell

Published June 15, 2007 at 4:00 PM EDT

Dino Saluzzi, a master of Argentina's tango music, has been quietly building a legacy since the mid-1980s. His accordion-like bandoneon is the instrument that defines Argentina's tango music.

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