Choros, released in 2005 on Unicorn Productions, finds classical guitarist Craig Einhorn navigating the interstices of tango and candombe with deft precision. The album's sixteen tracks, including titles such as "Milonga in d minor," "Choro Típico," and "Valsa-Choro," trace a lineage through South American musical forms, filtered through Einhorn’s refined fingerstyle technique. The featured track "Quizas, Quizas, Quizas" sits among a collection that balances the rhythmic vitality of candombe with the melancholic strains of tango, rendering each composition with clarity and restraint. This recording offers a quiet, meticulous artifact for those attuned to the stringed traditions of the Southern Cone, preserving a dialogue between genres often encountered in the crates but seldom combined with such compositional subtlety.

Choros, released in 2005 on Unicorn Productions, finds classical guitarist Craig Einhorn navigating the interstices of tango and candombe with deft precision. The album's sixteen tracks, including titles such as "Milonga in d minor," "Choro Típico," and "Valsa-Choro," trace a lineage through South American musical forms, filtered through Einhorn’s refined fingerstyle technique. The featured track "Quizas, Quizas, Quizas" sits among a collection that balances the rhythmic vitality of candombe with the melancholic strains of tango, rendering each composition with clarity and restraint. This recording offers a quiet, meticulous artifact for those attuned to the stringed traditions of the Southern Cone, preserving a dialogue between genres often encountered in the crates but seldom combined with such compositional subtlety.