Escrito por Helena Rüegg Roberto Alvarez – Colortango Conocí a Roberto Alvarez en mi primer viaje a Buenos Aires en marzo 1992. Había viajado al otro lado del mundo para buscar nuevos caminos y descubrir cómo podía seguir adelante. Pronto el estudio de grabación de Roberto se convirtió en mi nuevo hogar. Iba casi todos los días a escuchar…
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Ariel Ramírez (September 4, 1921 – February 18, 2010) was an Argentine composer, pianist and musical director.
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Atahualpa Yupanqui (in Quechua, he who comes from distant lands to say something) was born in Campo de la Cruz, in José de la Peña, Pergamino district (in the north of the province of Buenos Aires) on January 31 from 1908.
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Today I present to you the pianist, arranger and composer Lilian Saba. I interviewed her in her beautiful home in January 2009.
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Carlos Aguirre is a virtuoso of all kinds of musical styles between Argentinean and Brazilian folklore, improvised music and jazz.
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Save another interview I had in January 1996 with a great violinist and co-founder of Sexteto Mayor: Mario Abramovich.
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Anibal Arias, the guitar in tango Welcome to the “The Masters of Music tell” podcast. Today I present my conversation with the late guitarist Anibal Arias, in an interview I recorded in Buenos Aires in 1998. I met Anibal Arias at the Popular Music School of Avellaneda, where I studied for a while. Arias had…
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Juan Quintero was born on July 22, 1977 in San Miguel de Tucumán. His parents Coco and Marilí were musicians and sang in the Provincial Choir of Tucumán.
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Juan Falú was born on October 10, 1948 in San Miguel de Tucumán, in northwestern Argentina. His paternal grandparents were Syrian immigrants.
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Roque Librado Gonzalez was born on July 20, 1934 in San Luis del Palmar, province of Corrientes. He was able to make a living with music from a very young age, says Roque, first with the guitar and then with the accordion, which has accompanied him all his life.
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