"The formation of the primitive set of tango was the trio of violin, flute and guitar, bandoneon they burst until the late nineteenth century. But not always was well, generally formed as a whole could, ie the number of musicians that came to hand, including harpists, mandolin, accordion and performers of other instruments then banished forever from the tango. It was common these musicians move from one set to another, as they unite to act in the place where they were hired and, after the prescribed period, were separated. Therefore, there was no stable sets.
Over time, the small sets were transformed into what was called "Creole orchestra" and then "orchestra."
Tesy Cariaga
