The tanguera Silvana Deluigi dispenses with the clich� of the woman who was made to serve as the source of her man's unhappiness. In duos with the bassist Jean-Paul Celea, the saxophonist, Ulrich P. Lask, and the Uruguayan bandoneon virtuoso Luis di Matteo, she demonstrates that the sung tango is no nostalgic museum piece but a self-confident and up-to-date musical form.