With his accordion, he creates music that spans many worlds

Chango Spasiuk's passionate performances have turned him into a star in Argentina.

By Andrew Gilbert

Globe Correspondent / April 3, 2009

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In the verdant lands along the Paraná and Uruguay rivers in northern Argentina, life moves at a deliberate pace. The music of this region is called chamamé, and it tells a vivid story about the people who have lived there since the late 19th century. (Full article: 691 words)