Time: 54:20
Size: 124.4 MB
Styles: Latin jazz, Tango
Year: 2008
Art: Front
[4:03] 1. Balada Para Mi Muerte
[4:04] 2. Mi Loco Bandoneón
[4:45] 3. Los Paraguas De Buenos Aires
[3:59] 4. Vals Del 18
[4:43] 5. La Ultima Grela
[3:44] 6. Campo, Camino Y Amor
[2:21] 7. El Títere
[4:48] 8. Oblivion
[3:53] 9. Poema En Si Mayor
[2:58] 10. Siempre Se Vuelve A Buenos Aires
[5:05] 11. Violetas Populares
[4:38] 12. Alienación
[3:07] 13. Milonga De La Anunciación Yo Soy María
[2:05] 14. Palabras Para Astor
She began her professional career in 1985, forming part of different groups and is also a singing teacher. Her style moves away from the tango stereotypes, highlighting the richness of melodic and poetic lines that the genre possesses. In her repertoire she tackles classic tangos and also works of recent promotion.
From 1998 to 2000, she joined the tango trio Alma Bohemia, with which she performed at the San Martín Cultural Center, and at the Recoleta Cultural Center. In November of that year, the group's recording material was recorded live. From the year 2000 she began her work as a soloist, accompanied by the guitars of Gustavo Fernández and Pepe Listorti. Since then she has developed an extensive activity, highlighting his presentations at the Café Clásica y Moderna and at the Buenos Aires Tango 2001 Festival, organized by the city government.
In 2003 she recorded Ciudadana, his first solo album, edited by Gobi Music. In 2005 she edits Ciudad secreto, his second solo album, accompanied by the most renowned musicians of our musical environment. At the beginning of 2009 she released her fourth album Solo Piazzolla (EPSA Music), in which she presents a wide repertoire of the great Argentinean composer and bandoneonist, including two unreleased tracks and "Campo camino y amor", the only one that she composed with the famous Atahualpa Yupanqui. (Translated from Spanish.)
From 1998 to 2000, she joined the tango trio Alma Bohemia, with which she performed at the San Martín Cultural Center, and at the Recoleta Cultural Center. In November of that year, the group's recording material was recorded live. From the year 2000 she began her work as a soloist, accompanied by the guitars of Gustavo Fernández and Pepe Listorti. Since then she has developed an extensive activity, highlighting his presentations at the Café Clásica y Moderna and at the Buenos Aires Tango 2001 Festival, organized by the city government.
In 2003 she recorded Ciudadana, his first solo album, edited by Gobi Music. In 2005 she edits Ciudad secreto, his second solo album, accompanied by the most renowned musicians of our musical environment. At the beginning of 2009 she released her fourth album Solo Piazzolla (EPSA Music), in which she presents a wide repertoire of the great Argentinean composer and bandoneonist, including two unreleased tracks and "Campo camino y amor", the only one that she composed with the famous Atahualpa Yupanqui. (Translated from Spanish.)
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