Argentine tango gained worldwide fame and began its new life as a genre of classical music thanks to the composer Astor Piazzolla. He is called "The Tango Man" because of his fateful and life-long predestination to recreate this sensual music that people associate with the passion of love. Through his renewed arrangements from the 1950s as a talented composer and virtuoso bandoneonist for bandoneon and symphony orchestra, tango conquered large concert halls. Thanks to the original arrangements and the sensual interpretation of conductor Dimitar Kosev with the Ruse Opera Orchestra, the rhythm of Argentine tango awakens the passionate feeling of freedom, the power of love longing and trembling anticipation.