QUATROTANGO was created in mid 2000, as a Bandoneon and Piano duet (Gabriel Clenar and Hugo Satorre). In 2002 Marcelo Rebuffi joined the group as a violin player. The present line-up came together in 2005 when Gerardo Scaglione joined the group on double bass.
The original name of the band was La Quartada.
QUATROTANGO has worked professionally with tango since the beginning of 2001. Its repertoire includes traditional as well as modern tango with diverse arrangements for male and female singers. The arrangements and adaptations are done by Gabriel Clenar.
In September and October, 2002 QUATROTANGO undertook a European tour with performances in Germany at Bernburg Theater, Wolfen Kulturhaus, Frankfurt Kleistforum, Ludwingslust Stadhalle, Mannheim Forum, Stockach Festhalle and Karlsruhe Jubez.
In July and August 2003 the group toured Australia and New Zealand with a tango company, with performances at the Sydney Opera House, Hamer Concert Hall Melbourne and as part of the Christchurch International Arts Festival at the Royal Theatre.
Since 2002 the group regularly performs at some of Buenos Aires most prestigious milongas including Salon Canning, La Ideal, La Catedral, Cochabamba and La Calesita. In Argentina, the group also played at the Club del Vino, Nothorious-Gandhi, Radio Nacional, and in the VI Buenos Aires Tango Festival, organized by the Culture Secretary of the Buenos Aires city Government, Café-Café and La Ideal as a part of a Remarkable Bars Promotion Program sponsored by the Secretary of Culture of Buenos Aires City Government.
In March 2005 QUATROTANGO opened the VII Festival Buenos Aires Tango, in the Gran Milonga in front of a crowd of 20,000. They also presented their show in the Fernandez Blanco Museum, Piazzolla Tango and the National Radio Station of Argentina. Since 2005 the band has toured exclusively with Tango Fire.