Libertango is one of Astor Piazzolla’s most iconic works and a powerful symbol of his musical revolution. Composed in 1974, the title combines libertad (freedom) and tango, reflecting Piazzolla’s break from traditional tango and the birth of nuevo tango. Driven by a relentless rhythmic pulse and bold harmonies, Libertango fuses tango with elements of jazz and classical music, creating an intense, modern sound. The piece conveys both defiance and passion, capturing Piazzolla’s vision of artistic freedom and the evolving spirit of tango in the contemporary world. Here arranged by Johannes Möller.