Incidental Tango is Argentine electrotango band Tanghetto's fifth studio album. The album was released in December 2012.
Comprising 20 tracks, this is the longest studio album to date release by the band. It features a more "cinematic" sound, hence the name "incidental tango" in reference to "incidental" or film music.[1]
One prominent feature of the album is the reworking of several songs included in previous albums ("Inmigrante", "Una Llamada", "Biorritmo", "Tangocrisis", "El Testigo", and "Al final todos se van"), adapted to diverse variants of chamber ensemble (piano trio, piano solo, etc.)[1]
According to the band, Incidental Tango is "a suggestive music from Buenos Aires that is full of images. Cinematic impressions. An 'Incidental Tango'. The album is composed of newly recorded material, including avant-garde versions of Tanghetto classics arranged for string quartet, piano and bandoneon with the contribution of Aldo Di Paolo, and new songs that cover different emotions from nostalgia to urban frenzy."[1]
