TANGO & RATTY - FINAL CONFLICT ('93 DUBPLATE MIX) / THE KILLER ('93 PA MIX)

There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Midlands-based UK hardcore, Jungle and drum n bass DJ and producer Jamie Giltrap released under the Tango name on labels including Formation, F-Project and Creative Wax, also collaborated with artists such as Essence Of Aura, DJ Ratty & DJ Pulse. He died in 2018. 2) Tango is a Brazilian experimental project started in 2006 that mixes alternative rock with influences of tango. 3) Tango - featuring singer Miroslav Imrich - was a popular Czech rock band influenced by the then new wave, released three albums and several singles in the 80s. 4) Swedish post-punk band 5) José Alberto Iglesias was born on September 16 of 1945 in San Martín, Buenos Aires, Argentina, son of José Iglesias. In 1963 he joined the band from Mataderos, Los Dukes, who had already signed with the label Musical Hall. Since then, their friends called him Tanguito because of his great dancing moves. During 1964, Tanguito decided to embark on a solo career, through a friend of his in the label RCA Víctor. He had already quit Los Dukes. During 1968 he became involved in hard drugs, and he released a couple of songs in the TNT recording studios, and was part of the artistic staff in Mandioca records. Those recordings were very rough, and showcased his voice and acoustic guitar. 6) Tango (טנגו in Hebrew) was an Israeli rock band that operated between 1982-1987. Hebrew tag: טנגו Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

Ratty was a side project of the German Eurodance/Trance group Scooter between the periods known as 'The Second Chapter' (HP, Rick & Axel Coon) and 'The Third Chapter' (HP, Rick and Jay Frog). Under this pseudonym they released between 2000 and 2004 the singles "Sunrise (Here I Am)" & "Living On Video" as well as several remixes for acts like Charly Lownoise & Mental Theo, ATB and Marc et Claude. The origins of the project stem from the 2000 Scooter single "She's The Sun", on which "Sunrise (Ratty's Inferno)" appeared as a b-side. This would later be re-released on Ratty's "Sunrise (Here I Am)" single as the Instrumental Mix. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.