2006 issue of the second volume of electronic Tango from one of Argentina's leading purveyors of the style. Audiences around the world have warmly embraced this inevitable 21st Century sound renovation to this most classic of Latin musical styles. Libedinsky explains the birth of his vision: "At the hour when there are only a few couples left on the dancing floor, magic sneaks into the Milonga, and I watch people experimenting a new kind of Tango dance, when the bodies are exhausted from dancing for hours and we don't want the night to end, at that hour Narcotango was born. It was then that I could imagine this music, at that moment, the narcotic power of tango takes over and confirms, once again, that I have entered a universe inside of me that is hard to leave, because tango generates a sensual and powerful addiction."